... it work for you. You obviously know bugger all about computers (as well as much else). Yes, it is quite possible to manage stuff remotely - the company I work for is a global company where most of the IT is all managed from the US. But there are plenty of things you can't do that way. Do you think people really trundle up and down the congested motorways just for the hell of it if they could do the work effectively in another way?

... change which band wagon would the climate change terrorists be on ? (we can discount CND as that was as all ready been ticked off along with save the Wale !) The anti-GM food brigade? Mike P Don't think GM held their attention, after the initial shouting its all gone quiet, letting the GM companies just slowly trundle on.... (though a lot of that could be down to what's in fashion in the press this week)

...old Jubilee stock to the Island, or tack on an order for (say) 8 2-car units to the end of the Victoria Line production run? Probably the effect of sea spray on modern underfloor electronics while trundling along Ryde Pier. See Voyagers and Dawlish for similar problems... I suppose so, though Portsmouth Harbour doesn't seem to have scuttled the Desiros yet... I don't think waves ever reach track level in the ...

... Candy wrote: Remind me again - why couldn't they send the old Jubilee stock to the Island, or tack on an order for (say) 8 2-car units to the end of the Victoria Line production run? Probably the effect of sea spray on modern underfloor electronics while trundling along Ryde Pier.  See Voyagers and Dawlish for similar problems... I suppose so, though Portsmouth Harbour doesn't seem to have scuttled the Desiros yet...

... very pretty, but you really get the feeling they're papering (or painting!) over the cracks... Remind me again - why couldn't they send the old Jubilee stock to the Island, or tack on an order for (say) 8 2-car units to the end of the Victoria Line production run? Probably the effect of sea spray on modern underfloor electronics while trundling along Ryde Pier. See Voyagers and Dawlish for similar problems... Paul

... with the boiler which had to be built in Germany (the only forrin part) and so I was delighted and quite moved to unexpectedly see a piece on BBC News 24 this morning *live* as the designers widow turned whatever gets turned, to make it trundle up its short bit of track. Lovely bit of kit. I shall have a go on an excursion behind that one for sure. -- MTM. <Heu! Tintinnuntius meus "A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come."

...delay finding a gate by the Manila folks and maybe she had to shut down for a while then a gate was found and tugged the aircraft to the gate As it is reported they used all the available runway at manila a 30 minute trundle back ( remember local services would have had a look about then said no flames blood [just a bloody big hole ] ) we will get you to the gate . blah blah . But again the vision and pics clearly show a tug and...

Mick the Merciless wrote: ...tune in to BBC 2 in about six minutes and watch genius at work. Watch Casey Stoner show ordinary mortals how to ride a motorcycle. See the man in red make 30 laps of Laguna Seca look like a Sunday morning trundle through the country side. Wot? Like Steve McQueen did in "The Great Escape" this afternoon? -- Enzo I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.

...tune in to BBC 2 in about six minutes and watch genius at work. Watch Casey Stoner show ordinary mortals how to ride a motorcycle. See the man in red make 30 laps of Laguna Seca look like a Sunday morning trundle through the country side. OK, if you don't like motorcycle racing, then don't watch, but you will miss a treat. -- MTM. <Heu! Tintinnuntius meus "A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come."

...com> wrote: Bert Hyman      St. Paul, MN    b...@iphouse.com But then, you are an idiot. Maybe, maybe not, Bert. But, at least I'm not a fascist faggot, like you. and there Jerry trundles out the homophobic insults But thats pretty much his MO when he has gotten his ass handed to him. Gunner The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in times of great moral crisis maintain their neutrality",...