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The tit-suckers, ankle-bitters, and assorted rugrats will never be as wise as old Sym or, to a lesser extent, Mal. Go on, show them what they missed and let them weep when they compare their heros with the greats of the 60s.
I laugh at the assumption that all younger folk have lesser taste than those of our elders.
The ignorance to the fact that the artists younger generations listen to had inspirations and influences from the same era that you refer to liking.
I don't tend to like 'popular' music as it is today but appreciate that it has it's place.
I like alot of electronic artists now who's influences stem from early electronic acts such as Kraftwerk which would not have seen the shores had it not been for the rise of the punk scene, shortly followed by northern soul, in Manchester. Circles......it all travels in circles.
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Got tickets for City Hall in January.
First Aid Kit
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Elbow - The Take Off and Landing of Everything
Alt-J - This Is All Yours
Bombay Bicycle Club - So Long, See You Tomorrow
War On Drugs - Lost In The Dream
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I think what Symptoms is referring to is BT Openzone.
There is a small portion of your bandwidth allocated to the Openzone so that other BT customers can use your bandwidth if they are in your vicinity. This is also an opt-out solution so is turned on by default.
I wouldn't imagine that these would appear in your logs as it is technically not your WiFi network.
I have no technical explanation for the above as I have not seen the GUI for the Homehub 5 but in the grand scheme of things it could be BT reporting usage statistics amongst other things.
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I seen the video for the first time last night and all I could think towards the end is that Germany would have won on penalties.
I'm not a one for the whole Christmas advert, surely if they wanted to portray a poignant message then why wait until Christmas? Why can't they do this all year round?
I don't think the advert is going to make people go and shop at Sainsbury but can't help but think that the only reason to do it is to push sales at Christmas.
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Was having a gander in at the shop where they were making all sorts of goodies the other day.
Looked really nice having another shop besides tesco with lights on.
I made the assumption that we plumped for a smaller tree to cater for the amount of visitors and stalls.
If only someone had some way of filming the entire thing from the air
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The fact that they are stealing the stuf in the first place shows that they have no morals or remorse so why would they stop at something like this that looked valuable??
It's the lowest of low to do that to someone but then the sentimental value that the particular item holds makes it even worse.
I do hope they get it back.
Would it be worth mentioning Op Soundwave which the local constabulary are running here?
Create an inventory of your items and get them back if they are found.
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The idea has been suggested to create a page of handy links for members and public to use so that they have a place to access all the information they could possibly need and not have to remember lots of different addresses or navigate websites to go around in circles.
If you can list here which sort of websites and links you use regularly which you think would be helpful to other members.
• Council Links
• Local Events Listings
Whatever you think would be useful.
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The internet is starting to look more and more like the pre-internet media of corporate-approved design and glossy photography that functions only to part you from your time and money while turning a deaf ear to the users.
http://dashes.com/anil/2012/12/the-web-we-lost.html
The tech industry and its press have treated the rise of billion-scale social networks and ubiquitous smartphone apps as an unadulterated win for regular people, a triumph of usability and empowerment. They seldom talk about what we've lost along the way in this transition, and I find that younger folks may not even know how the web used to be.
Intriguing thought and not surprised as you hear more and more people say that social media is a necessity yet find it highly boring.
Especially if you are an organisation promoting products or services.
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I thought it had been there a little while and I hadn't noticed. Seen it in my way to the police station
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I'll rigorously test any gear you want rid of and report back if you like.
Should start a tech review site and try and get stuff for nothing.
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Was in doctor pit Park last week for the first time. It's lovely.
Never had to go past before and expected it to be smaller than it is.
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Well malcolm, it's a hard subject to define a specific answer for and you need to take into account lots of different factors.
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I notice this morning that following a pushed Samsung update to my Note 3 that the compass icon had gone from the pull-down control bar. It's been replaced by a Google maps "pin". It seems that Android has taken full control of the GPS power and full user emphasis is now on "Location Services".
This is in line with what certain GPS based apps have been hinting for a short while now - announcing that Location Services are off when I'd simply thought I'd tuned off temporarily unneeded GPS hardware to conserve battery.
We'll see how this one works out, but I'm uneasy about what looks like a move towards a operating system for ignorant tecnophobes like iOS. (idiots Operating System - just thought I'd sneak in this week's round of "Apple bashing" there Brett! ) I want to be able to turn off the GPS hardware when I don't see a need for it power-wise, and control Location services when I don't see the need for it on personal grounds. If Android is going the Big-Brother route I'm going to migrate to something else. Roll on *real* Linux phones; there's a big tech-savvy market out there, so what is stopping you smartphone manufacturers?
He says buying another Android lenovo phone 😉
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Latest chrome puts a speaker icon in the tab along the top.
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I don't personally but welcome to the site all the same.
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Wouldn't be eating any street food in China.
Gutter Oil In China Used In Street Food:
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Welcome to the site James.
Hope to see further posts
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Popped into tesco earlier for the missus to tell me that a lady (if that term is even appropriate) I'm a bright neon pink dress had walked across the road to the social club and presented some flowers from one of the boxes to her friend.
I'm sure her friend appreciated the sentiment but failed to realise how much of a Richard her mate was.
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I do hope you have liked the Bedlington.co.uk page on Facebook Eggy
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I already shared the image via Giles Evans on Twitter and Facebook.
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OHHHHHHHHHHH....get her!
An assumption it's a woman Malcolm?
The ukip banker wants to put breast feeding in a corner
in Chat Central
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Does that not almost make you as bad as them Sym?
Making assumptions that they are all the same?