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And use the Preview option here, to check before you post that the link works and gets where you want. If not, you can experiment until you get it right. Much of the verbiage on the right hand of the URL, eg starting from the question mark after www.amazon.co.uk, may be particular to your identity and session, and can often be omitted without problem. Again, you can try it and see in Preview. Many people here make the mistake of using copy and paste, include an URL from a previous post. If you do you'll probably end up with some ineffectual text, like [amazon.co.uk] with no preceding https etc. What you need to get it all is to use a Copy Link option rather than plain Copy. PS Just seen your rather roundabout effort in the For Sale section. This https://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-KX-TGJ324EB-Handset-Cordless-Nuisance/dp/B013E9AQ1G/ is I think what you're wanting.

Have you tried roughly drafting your proposed law, to see what problems might arise?

Thanks for your reply. For convenience, here again is the local CCG's page on walk-in clinics: https://selondonccg.nhs.uk/what-we-do/covid-19/covid-19-vaccine/pop-up-clinics/. It has a link specifically for 12-15 year olds: https://selondonccg.nhs.uk/12-15covidvaccine, and I don't see anything currently scheduled at TJHC.

... as they're called, for 75+ spring chickens, etc. I heard once on steam radio that they might be either Pfizer or Moderna. Is anyone aware of which are on offer at either GSTT or KCH? Meanwhile, in my search for data on heterologous (different type) booster vaccinations, I note: "Only 14.5% of people in low-income countries have received at least one dose." https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations

According to https://www.kch.nhs.uk/patientsvisitors/coronavirus-covid-19/coronavirus-vaccine: Vaccination Centre at the Weston Education Centre (WEC) The centre is open every day (Monday to Sunday) from 8.30am to 6pm (walk-ins are available until 5pm). Note that they advise checking eligibility before booking. The https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/coronavirus-vaccination/book-coronavirus-vaccination/ National Booking System landing page conveniently spells out all the eligibilities. [ETA] eMac, apologies for my total doziness in not really registering the content of your post. No ulterior intention to put you right, steer you elsewhere, whatever. Just real doziness, and probably the stimulus of receiving my own invitation and so getting the awake bit of my brain stuck on just the national system venues.

Maybe this? /forum/read.php?5,2189946. There's also a fair amount of much earlier stuff that can be brought up by a search on "fruit trees".

A couple of small ads featuring the residence from the BNA: TO BE SOLD.—GREY COB MARE , quiet in double or single harness, and quiet to ride. Price moderate—Apply to COACHMAN, South Lodge, Champion Hill, S.E. Sporting Life - 22 Oct 1883 Recently Proved Wills Mr Charles Goddard Clarke, M.P. for Peckham, South Lodge, Champion Hill, ?28,227 Various - July 1908

Here's a pointer to its location in the photo.

The main disruptor looks like a change to the weekday timetable to 13 May for the Beckenham Junction line service. "Services will run between Beckenham Junction and London Bridge every 90 minutes throughout the day. Additional services will run at school times to provide improved connections in the Dulwich area." https://www.southernrailway.com/coronavirus-information/revised-timetable Add to that any incidental problem on the Caterham line and ...

> Dulwich Library they let you take as > many as you like take 20 and give them > to friends and neighbours. Do you mean they're splitting the boxes of 20, or allowing people to take as many boxes o0f 20 as they want, or ... /

I think any fixing might be dependent on whatever agreement there is between the forum and GoogleAds. In the meantime, as a possible workaround, I've noticed that, when I've not disabled ads on Opera, switching from full screen window to reduced size, any size, seems to effectively disable the bottom-of-screen popup frame.

More or Less, 13 February 2022 Testosterone and sport https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0bnmpld In early December 2021 a member of Penn University Women?s Swim Team caused a stir. Lia Thomas not only won three events but she had the fastest time in elite college swimming in the country in two out of three races. This achievement reignited a debate as Lia Thomas is a transgender woman; we examine the rules around testosterone and trans women?s participation in elite sport. Download Choose your file Higher quality (128kbps) Lower quality (64kbps) Available now 9 minutes This is usefully informative and I think well worth listening to.

Power consumption figures provided for the last two mentioned above: Lidl Toshiba 43? Full HD SmartTV 12 43L2163DB https://toshiba-tv.com/uk-uk/full-hd-tv/43l2163db Energy Class E Energy Consumption(I assume for standard dynamic range) 42W Energy Class(HDR) G Energy Consumption (HDR) 60W Stand-By Energy Consumption (Average) <0.5W Amazon Samsung AU7100 43 Inch Smart TV (2021) [figures from the product fiche on the Amazon page] Standard dynamic 70W High dynamic 103W Standby 0.5W

Are you able to access the web on your ipad? If you run google on it to search for the forum's URL, do you always trustingly select the first candidate link offered after you've started typing in east..., and without checking it? If so, there's your problem. Google search can not read your mind. If you want instant certainty, create a bookmark or 'favourite' for whichever page on the forum you'd like to start on, and use that. There's no need, btw, to log in just to read the forum, and there will be a login button on almost every forum page anyway.

Were you thinking of Peckham Lido https://www.spacehive.com/peckham-lido and http://www.peckhamcoalline.org?

There's a list of all services available at the health centre at https://selondonccg.nhs.uk/in-your-area/southwark/tessa-jowell-health-centre/. The GP practice there (run by Omnes Healthcare Ltd, a descendant of Concordia) has a website at https://www.tessajowellgpsurgery.co.uk.

That's interesting. Encouraged by the reports attributing the problem in LGs to a loose screw or other connection, I've just tried some careful screw checking on my Galaxy S4, and found the one next to the SIM card holder had been just slightly loose. Now to see whether tightening it prevents any more of the occasional "Sim card not detected - reboot" reports. And on the way I also learned of the existence of yet one more species of bit, the JIS, and the need not to confuse it with a Phillips. Thanks. (Though in the end the tightening seems to have made no difference.)

House moths are back in my kitchen. Seen three so far this week, bagged one.

In the meantime, be aware that some variability in apparent effectiveness of ad blockers might be due to differences in the rate of updating their filter lists, or to their configuration settings. AdblockPlus has, for example, a large config page on its Firefox extension page. with several configurable parameters. I only started using it, btw, not to block ads but to prevent forum posters downloading piles of hotlinked images and videos on me. I've now accumulated a hefty collection of blocked site URLs that I can pass on if anyone's interested.

There have been several threads over the years on posting failures, which are probably due mainly to the inadvertent attempted use of currently 'banned' words within a post. Have a look at this one, for example. /forum/read.php?12,2230190. Perhaps you can experiment your own way out of the impasse. I don't know if you'd be able to PM the text you were using, but if you want to try sending it to me I'd be interested to have a look myself.

The current advertisements below the 'Advertise here' link in the RH panel link back to eu.criteo.com, and on loading forum pages I see that domain name as one of the last flashing up briefly in the status bar as loading-from. ETA: To confirm: the lower popup panel window, currently occupying the lower ~15% of the screen under Midori browser, is also definitely from criteo.com. Clicking on its top RH arrow confirms that, and asks you to report ads, ie provide free feedback, as "Not interesting", "Repetitive", "Not appropriate" or "Ad design issue".

I came across this nuisance yesterday after switching to Opera. It was really irritating. Every time I minimised the bottom-of-page popup panel it reappeared when I moved to a different forum page. In Opera the remedy is easy. Go to menus Opera | Settings | Privacy protection, and activate the Block Ads option. That still allows the RH panel Forum Sponsors ads, so no harm to forum revenue. When I tried reproducing the nuisance just now, the popup panel appeared at bottom of page but is now void of ads, so maybe Admin is fine-tuning. In Firefox I couldn't get the popup panel to appear at all, even with Block Popup Windows disabled.

I've seen mention, much earlier, of swab sampling by medical staff having been more effective in picking up infections. Not surprising really, as they'll generally be more able and willing to do procedures which are maybe transiently unpleasant, like inducing a gag reflex or touching more sensitive parts of the upper nostril. I think I rememember doing a dry run myself, throat and nose, using a cotton bud, when self-administered PCR tests were first mentioned here. Personally, I'd much rather I got a widely based sample rather than doing it ineffectively. LFT pack sizes. I was surprised when I picked up my pack from a library, to find when I got home that it contained seven tests rather than one. That pack will probably be all I need. When I had a look at the ones in Dulwich Library several weeks ago, I saw they were packs of twenty. I worried about that being potentially wasteful for some folk, unless thay were willing and able to share their packs with others. Now, more so, when there'll be scope for minor black marketry when they're no longer free. OTOH, I don't doubt there are some households where there is a real need for ongoing multiple tests. Have any usage figures been published anywhere? "Usable". I checked before getting a pack. The buffer solution has a declared shelf life of two years. May as well check about fridge storage, before any warm weather arrives.

> It could be as simple as the owner > not being aware since the storms. It's nevertheless an existing public danger, so I don't see any alternative to letting the council know.