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Uncle Ben... People call Me(Foxy) a miserable git... You outshine me every time. I do not have any children.. but it was great to see how excited and well behaved all the kids were. Dancing and having their faces painted. Real shame the weather turned cold and wet. Big Thank you to Sue & Nygel for helping to put the thing together with the music. We do not get many community events like this. People need to make the most them. Many people do. Foxy.

Japanese knotweed ? which has the scientific name fallopia japonica ? was introduced into Britain by the Victorians. Incredibly invasive, it can grow 4in a day from April to October and a tiny root can establish itself as a plant in just ten days. Apparently solid structures such as tarmac and flooring in houses are no barrier to its growth and the weed also creates a risk of flooding if leaves clog waterways. Knotweed is recognised by its shovel-shaped leaves, bamboo-like stem and white flowers produced in autumn. If you discover the plant on your property these are some of the steps you should take to prevent further problems:  Immediately create a 21ft exclusion zone around the suspect plant. Do an initial spray with glyphosate-based weed killer. Do not excavate or move soil from the exclusion zone without instruction from the local authority. Cutting should be done with sharp secateurs or pull it out by hand to avoid dispersal of fragments. Wash feet and clean shoes when leaving the contaminated area. If you cut down knotweed, you can burn it on site or bury it ? 16ft deep, covered with a root-barrier membrane and with inert topsoil ? with permission from the Environment Agency. Material taken from the site must be disposed of at a licensed facility. couple-demolish-300k-home-rid-Japanese-knotweed http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2052337/Hertfordshire-couple-demolish-300k-home-rid-Japanese-knotweed.html Foxy

The EDT sells Adnams ?3.80 at last visit. Cheapest anywhere. Think it is actually ?2.80.. Amstel lager is ?3.80 Foxy

Yes, It's True... He was waiting for Kenny Jackett to go before he made an announcnent. Foxy

You will be able to access your Gmail by loging into your Google Account. If using Outlook or Windows Live Mail then you can add an Account Windows Live Mail Set Up: http://email.about.com/od/livemaildesktoptips/qt/et_get_gmail.htm http://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/show/2215-access-a-gmail-account-in-windows-live-mail-using-imap Foxy

It would seem that not much will change. People will still be able to enjoy a Drink/Meal with their Children. Except the children will not be able to tear around and will need to be more closely monitored. Take the kids to the park first so that they can expend all their energy, work up an appitite and enjoy a quite relaxed meal/ drink afterwards. Cannot see the problem. I suppose there may be an element of Pubs worrying about being Sued by parents when one of their little darlings falls over and grazes their knee. Fox

It is worth remembering that any mail concidered as 'Junk' mail may well be sent to 'Junk' folder, 'Deleted' folder. Or even Deleted without being sent to any folder. Check link from my last posting and check for any filters you may not of set up youself. Fox.

Hi Annette Curtain Have a little ready-poos here.. http://www.pcworld.com/article/258393/email_suddenly_not_arriving_in_gmail_heres_one_possible_cause.html Foxy

Hi youandiaredominoes Have a look here.. Does not involve anything that would invalidate your warranty Foxy

Drxyster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can add a few more Foxy. > Broadmeads, electrical store TVs Radios, Washing > machines,Fridges, Radios etc. > Sidney Fox Bespoke Tailors (thought you would > remember this one) > James Walkers Jewelers > Fine Fare food supermarket > John Colliers (The window to watch (tailors) > Jacksons the tailors > Rossis Ice cream Parlour. > Sainsbury's Yes.. I remember them now. There was also Colliers Furniture store. Peckham was one of the Best shopping areas around.. What's there now. Hair extention shops, Nail bars, Phone unlocking stalls, Piles of un-refridgerated chicken and meat.. Dear oh dear. Foxy

Rye Lane in the 50's Jones and Higgings (Multi-Departmental Store) Boots the Chemist British Home Stores Marks and Spencers Walworths Littlewoods 2 C&A's 2 Co-Op's 2 J Lyons Tea Houses. Burtons Mensware Dunnes Mensware Lillan Skinner Ladies Clothes. Shoe Shops. Stead & Simpson Stylos Timpsons Dulce Saxone Sydney Ross Toy Shop Gas Showroom Electricity Showroom. Caters (Choumert road or the Market ??) Bacon and Cheese shop All Gone Just the ones I can remember.. Foxy

Big thank you to Michael for organising last night.. Great evening with lots of Cheerful Banter. Nice atmosphere in pleasant decor with Traditional Indian background music. Jaflong next.. I will be there.. Foxy

steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know I'm repeating myself but... > > Dreamweaver: When I upload a page, it asks if I > want to upload dependent files i.e. pictures. > > These go up reasonably swiftly and then invariably > the upload jams on the last graphic and the > connection is lost > > Is it just shitty Dreamweaver or the ordure that > is Virgin causing the phenomenon? Hi stevo.. Not too sure what you are actually doing. Are you talking about FTP to web hosting when you say upload. It could be anti-virus preventing completion of upload. Possible a Buffer problem. Time-out ?? Foxy

right-clicking Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello Mr Fox, I think you'll need to enter the > registry and adjust the file associations. > > > HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\Photoshop.exe\shell > \open\command, and change the (Default) from > "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4 (64 > Bit)\Photoshop.exe" "%1" to "C:\Program > Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS6 (64 > Bit)\Photoshop.exe" "%1" > > Not for the faint hearted! R/C Thanks R/C Yes I'm Ok around the Registry... It was Dreamweaver and not Photoshop that was screwed but same basic path. Not (64Bit) in my case.. All sorted out now.. Cheers again. Foxy

healey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ditch Dreamweaver and code in a text editor like > Notepad++. It's easier to get into than you think, > and you'd make far more efficient pages... > > Failing that at a pinch I'd try uninstalling DW4, > or perhaps both then reinstalling only DW6. That > might hopefully clean out any file assocations. Just spent 10 mins typing that I do use notepad++ for PHP @ C++ and the reason I need Dreamweaver as apposed to Frontpage.. Then EDF crashed. I need to type in notepad and cut and paste if typing long posts. EDF always times out at about 8-10 mins. if I do not post message. Really Annoying. Fox

Hi all Techy folks... I have an old installation of Dreamweaver 4 resides @ C:\Program Files\Macromedia\Dreamweaver 4\Dreamweaver.exe I have now downloaded Dreamweaver CS6 Trial Version. resides C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS6\Dreamweaver.exe Which seems to be working fine. However in I highlight any .HTML file and use 'open with' Dramweaver it is opening in Dreamweaver 4. If I use select program and navigate to the CS6 address.. I get an extra DW 4 icon and it opens with Dreamweaver 4 If I rename the Dreamweaver.exe from C:\Program Files\Macromedia\Dreamweaver 4\ and then use select program and navigate to the CS6 address. no icon is created so cannot open the file. CSS files 'open with' option opens fine with CS6. That is because .CSS file association is set to CS6. I cannot set HTM & HLML associations to CS6 as they need to open in a Browser when clicked. I do not want to uninstal DW4 just yet and not sure if that would solve the problem.. Any ideas Please.. Foxy

Hi Michael. Please put me down for Thursday... DulwichFox

My BT Openreach is around ?30.00 pm. I have been offered BT Infinity at the same price. Fox.

Beginners Courses in. HTML CSS PHP/MySQL C++ Web Design Foxy

There are Bats in the tunnel between Dulwich Wood and Crystal Palace but as for as I know, no walks take place there.. For more info of walks further afeild have a look here. http://www.londonbats.org.uk/batevent.htm Gives details of Bat Walks: Health and Safety Bat Walks: Risk Assessment DulwichFox

Must be someone out there remembers.. http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2741/4279884496_b0ab84d477.jpg Those were the days... Non of that Real Ale Muck. Fizzy Fox.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Finding the fasting days quite hard, but have not cheated at all because I know I can eat what I want the next day. The reason for that is when you

Thanks Sidhue for reply.. Missed you as I was typing the above. Foxy

Thank you right-clicking. for usefull link. Penguin68.. I have BT ADSL service. I use my own Belkin (BT ready) Wireless Router.. I am supplied by 2W Copper. I worked in Telecoms for 40 years but never worked with ADSL Line cards. Although I understand they are just connected at the exchange with 2-wire jumpers. BT infinity uses VDSL andthe line cards are connected by co-axial digital jumpers.. (2Mbt ?) I have spoken to technical staff at BT. on several occasions. I have had them call me back. Some suggest the copper 2 wire stays.. and others say No it will be Fibre to my door. (right up to the Hub) Cannot see how they could supply Fibre to my hub. My 2 wire is supplied via Pole to the upstairs and the internal wiring reappears downstairs at the other end of the house. No idea what route it takes but all wiring concealed. Do not want the hassel of having to re-wire. I'm happy to stay as I am but BT are saying the old ADSL will soon be discontinued. It is very slow 2.6 Mbts/s download 0.9 Mbts/s upload. but does not compact on my usage. I can remember 56k home use.. In the old days modems worked at 1,200 baud. 1.2k and even as low as 110 baud. Foxy.

Yep.. pretty bad.. Got as far as .. 'The soft yellow haze from the craft dimly illuminated the immediate area with an eerie glow.' Let' be fair. Travis Walton is only five years old. Foxy.