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After a long break away from all things angling. I've been bitten by the bug again and I'm currently in the process of re-buying new gear again. Also on the lookout for a carp fishery in the surrey/sussex area.

Copy and paste works for me

For as long as I've known, Solar have always had that on their sites, and very rarely reply unless you fish 2-3 days a week minimum and have experience in field testing. Oh and don't expect freebies, you will still have to pay for things, at a discount.

Nah it's more like Finding Nemo

Kies is probably the worst software out there for any phone, I've had nothing but problems with it, I had to completely remove it and just used the samsung drivers to be able to connect my phone to my pc. Looks like you'll have in install US English onto your PC for it to work

Definitely go for Owner hooks, I used them out in Thailand a few years back and not one failed or straightened in the slightest

SSD's are superb, my pc used to take over a minute to boot up, now it takes less than 20 seconds running Windows 7 x64 Ultimate. Just remember you do not defragment SSD's as it shortens their life.

IMO we need more people like him on TV instead of all this PC bullocks

Try the tacklebox in Kent, they fix all types of reels Or even Budgie, he might be able to help

No restriction whatsoever

I'll have to correct you there Steve, I had a 28lb common from the carp lake during the hours of the fish-in a few years back.

//Trying to resist hitting the big red ban button..................................

John, push on the metal plate in the hole, its the emergency release lever.

Nothing lately has been any good imo Gravity was just mostly Sandra Bullock spinning around in space and boring as hell. Riddick wasn't a patch on the first 2 either.

I fully know what CKEditor is, I'm a web developer and have been coding php/html/css/js/jquery/ajax and working with websites for well over 10 years. That wasn't the actual fix, I added some PHP code to the forums as a workaround until IP.Board release an update to fix the issue, and part of that workaround is that you need to clear IE11's cache for it to work. <!-- IE11 Fix --> <php> $ie11fix = "edge"; if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']) && (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Trident/7') !== false)) $ie11fix = "EmulateIE10"; </php> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE={$ie11fix}" /> <!-- IE11 Fix -->

Think I may have found a fix, you will need to clear your IE11 cache and then try to copy and paste. Its due to the CKEditor and not the actual forums.

Spray paint has the same consistency as water, hence why you use a very small nozzle for spraying it, something like the consistency of single cream is very similar to the primer that is used on car paining techniques, so you might be able to get away with a 1.00mm tip You should be able to get away with that compressor as long as you let the tank fill up after each use and don't spray for more than 30 sec at a time.

I would think that the ceramic glaze is a lot thicker than what spray paint is, so you would need a larger nozzle to allow the same amount of fluid through to give a good even coating. eg: In automotive painting, the primer uses a 0.7mm nozzle, the basecoat uses a 0.3mm nozzle, the laquer, uses a 0.5mm nozzle, this is because the 3 different materials have different viscosity so you have to adjust the nozzle size accordingly. I wouldn't drill out a nozzle as they are shaped internally to accept the shape of the fluid needle to prevent drips. It might be worth asking a specialist bodyshop supplier (such as Brown brothers) if they can get the size nozzle that you're after.

I highly doubt its AN's fault as it works perfectly on other browsers (Opera,FF,Chrome), it's more like microshaft thinking that they can run things how they want and change the way that the web works, as they always have done. (for example: W3C compliance (to which MS have never followed)).

That's a scene from the really bad film "Movie 43".

Be warned, some tyre fitters will not change your tyre if you use that stuff because it makes a terrible mess inside the tyre and on the rim which can make fitting a new tyre extremely difficult. Just go to the local scrap yards and get a rim, some scrappys even leave the tyres on for a while so you could pick up a bargain rim/tyre combo

Lookout is one of the better ones, has AV, locator if lost (needs account on the lookout site) plus more. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lookout Was invaluable when I lost my phone in thailand, went to an internet cafe, logged into the lookout site, remotely turned on the gps and the phone was found, I had the phone back in my hands within 30 minutes.

Interesting concept, but I doubt it would have any performance improvements which would be noticeable by the normal person. Page load times are measured in milliseconds, Yes static .html pages will inherently load slightly faster than dynamically created .php pages, but only by maybe 0.01-0.02 of a second, so its not really worth it imho. Yes, easiest ways would be to use Google translate or there's several API's online for currency conversion.

The only problem with those pre-build CMS systems is that you have to constantly update them due to security flaws in the code. Take Joomla for an example, most of their security updates are slow to be completed. The last 5 reports as an example Reported Date: 2013-February-26 Fixed Date: 2013-April-24 ----------------------------------------------------- Reported Date: 2013-March-29 Fixed Date: 2013-April-24 ----------------------------------------------------- Reported Date: 2013-March-9 Fixed Date: 2013-April-24 ----------------------------------------------------- Reported Date: 2013-February-15 Fixed Date: 2013-April-24 ----------------------------------------------------- Reported Date: 2013-February-18 Fixed Date: 2013-April-24 Notice how long between the report and the fix? If you have custom written code by a reputable coder then that coder should use safe and secure coding techniques, plus the code will not be "open source" and not view able by anyone who does not have access to the files.

Nope I would say 95% of them was the native 7 spot species