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I put a memory stick with all the tracks for tonight on it into Nygel's computer, and now it has renamed the drive name from F to H and the windows media player playlist is not recognising any of the tracks. Can anybody help please, as I only have an hour left to sort it, AAARRRGGGHHHH eta: Someone is helping with this, but any further advice welcome, thanks.

alexablue22 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know who owns the grey Renault people > carrier parked for 3 weeks on Friern road close to > the junction with Underhill road. It has 2 child > seats and many toys in the back. ? > Alexa xxxxxxx Maybe they are on holiday and didn't take the car?

Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > > Very sorry to be dim. > > > > DH is Denmark Hill, yes? > > > > What is PH? > > > > ETA: Apologies, I think it must be a typo for > PR > > aka Peckham Rye. > > Apologies for the typo Sue. :) xxxxxxxxxxx :) Was my stupid fault for not realising what it was, DUH :)

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That sounds fab. If you aren?t looking for a > fitted kitchen not sure you need a carpenter. I > recently discovered this site (ordered some > bedroom furniture from them and they are fab). > They will custom paint the furniture any colour > you want and they have a nice range of furniture > suitable for an unfitted kitchen look. I think > you could do something really lovely. > > http://www.anangelatmytable.com/kitchen-54-c.asp > > If you are looking for any new fitted unites, I?d > recommend British Standard (they are the same as > Plain English but as its not bespoke, much cheaper > and lovely quality). You?d need a carpenter to > fit that but almost any good carpenter can do > that. > > It sounds like you?ll be creating a really unique > space so good luck! xxxxxxxx I also recommend British Standard, and they will sit down with you and work out a design around the pieces in your existing kitchen which you want to keep. http://britishstandardcupboards.co.uk/ They have a showroom in Hoxton and you can go and see the units "in the flesh". Also (but double check) if you order something and it doesn't fit/you decide it doesn't work, you can return it. You have to paint them yourself (they come undercoated I think) but that is reflected in the price. You also have to arrange delivery from the place the units are made, but they have a recommended deliverer from that area who they usually use.

Drop a hankie and see if she picks it up :)

Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This will reinstate the lost trains from PH/DH > during evenings and Sundays to Victoria after the > closure of the Southern SLL service in 2012. xxxxxxx Very sorry to be dim. DH is Denmark Hill, yes? What is PH? ETA: Apologies, I think it must be a typo for PR aka Peckham Rye.

keluar Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Now > the closest I get is Houttuynia cordata. The > flowers are identical. xxxxxxx I am pretty sure it is that. I have the variegated version.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good name check, but shame about that bloomin > green horid dress. About time for a re shoot I > reckon xxxxxx I love her dress! :)

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've been in the one > supposedly "nice" pub in Nunhead xxxxxx Which one's that? I love both The Ivy House and The Old Nun's Head, and The Ivy House is getting better and better - check out the fantastic new stage curtains :)

Giacomelli Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Locally I like a Whippy from the van xxxxxx That's not ice cream - in my opinion :D

A good article here (I think). Rather long but very interesting: http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/jun/25/-sp-phone-hacking-trial-rebekah-brooks-rupert-murdoch

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Perhaps sometimes it's better just to wish a local > business good luck... xxxxx I have no idea who or what Sugar Mountain is, I just belatedly read between the lines of his or her posts. If he or she is opening or has already opened a local business, then yes, good luck, but wouldn't it have been clearer just to have stated that and said what kind of business it is and where it is? Or have I missed a thread or a post somewhere? I read the "I sometimes have salted caramel from Marine Ices" and the rest of that sentence as meaning that he or she sometimes bought it there, as a punter, hence my post abour Marine Ices. ETA: Why isn't this thread in the business section, btw?

Eh? What are you on? :))

Vipassana?

Sugar Mountain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry to hear that Sue, you clearly know a lot > more about Ice Cream than Time Out! Prices - Is > ?1.80 & ?1.20 for additional scoops more than any > that you have mentioned previously? > xxxxxxxx Eh? Not quite sure what you are talking about? What we paid in Marine Ices was definitely more than what we pay for the equivalent in Oddonos, and the ice cream was definitely much less nice. If Time Out has said something different, maybe you could give a link to the article? ETA: Oh. I've just realised that you sell ice cream yourself. Duh. So I guess Oddono's is a competitor? Oh well.

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We all have a pop at Sue on here when without > access to ALL the evidence or sitting in on all > the trials she condemns the McCanns. xxxxxx I have always made it quite clear that my views on the McCanns are based solely on what information is in the Portuguese police files in the public domain, and that my view could change if I was privy to evidence which is not presently in the public domain. And I don't know what "trials" you are referring to?

The Minkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's a delight to see birds bathing :-) xxxxxxxx Yes, and also to see them fluffing up their wet feathers afterwards :)

There's someone in the "Wanted" section looking for a lift ....

Sugar Mountain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi > > Just came across this post so thought I'd add that > I sometimes have salted caramel from Marine Ices. xxxxxxx Went to Marine Ices in Camden at Easter with the grandkids as we had just walked along the canal. Thought it wasn't a patch on Oddono's. Less tasty ice cream, more expensive, and poor service. Wouldn't willingly go there again.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gluten free bread near choked me to death, it's > weird crumb texture conspires against the eater > and tries to kill you > xxxxxxx Well - some gluten-free bread is indeed absolutely vile with a weird texture and sometimes also a weird taste. Like the muck Sainsbury's now sell since they stopped selling yummy Warburton's gluten-free :( But some is fine (see my post above). Tesco's own brand seeded gluten-free bread is not much different from ordinary bread in texture and taste. In my opinion. Or you could try making your own in a breadmaker, and experiment with type of flour and method. Some now have programs for gluten-free bread.

pinecone Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > xxxxxx's not needed -- we can tell because of the > > prepending the previous post. "xxxxxx" looks > like redacted obscenities. xxxxxxx To you, maybe..... Glad you have so much time available to tell other people how to write their posts, how lucky are you :))

Why don't you just post the questions here?

OMG

wee quinnie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mon Petit Chou is great. The staff in there are > lovely and their pastries are excellent. As is > their coffee. xxxxxx Agree. And I like their panninis. I've never had a bad brunch there. Though I'm also not sure what is French about them apart from their name :))

LadyDeliah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At least it wasn't a cyclist mounting the > pavement. :))