Muesli. Breakfast Cereals. High Fibre Muesli and Cereal. Dorset Cereals.
This cereal is lovely, and best of all, they have actually thought about the design of the packaging. Will look great next to your Dualit toaster.
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Always worth giving credit where due - thumbs up for Yorkshire TV repairs who came to fix my buzzing Pioneer Plasma, and also Carphone Warehouse arranging for my mobile upgrade - pics later!
BBC NEWS | Business | Google to launch payment service
This could be interesting, Google taking on Paypal (run and owned by eBay).
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Well, it has been very easy so far …. deleted the Blogger widget, got myself a WordPress widget (using now) and imported old posts from Blogger to this Blog. All working very smoothly indeed (holds breath and clicks publish!)
If you don’t like using Microshites Office and you are using an Intel Mac, it’s good news boys and gals!! Get downloading on Saturday!
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Morning all. I thought had better setout my stall and let you all know what this Blog is going to be about. Well, it will be some ramblings from the NE of England, it will be some photos which I take (getting more and more interested in photography), it will be my general thoughts on life here in England and it will have a load of stuff I think is worth reading - usually found from my travels arouund the net!
My main interests are photography, Macs, technology, Web 2.0, design, skiiing, cars and branding, so if you have similar interests, drop me a line!
After using iWeb and then Blogger, I have discovered Word Press.
Thoughts so far . . . . . I like it! Watch this space and subscribe!
Macs and Xserve power UK’s fastest net cafeBy Jonny EvansMacs and Xserves will be the tools of choice at the world’s fastest internet café.The Visitors Centre at BT’s Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station, on the Lizard peninsula in Cornwall, is to become the world’s fastest internet café on June 27.Computers there will be able to download data at speeds of up to 100Mbps – significantly faster than standard broadband.The café computers will include 12 iMacs with the latest Intel Core Duo processors and an Apple Xserve. Routing, switching and VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology has been provided by Cisco and headsets by Sennheiser.Visitors to the Satellite Earth Station, which attracts more than 80,000 people a year, will be able to use the superfast facilities of the internet café free of charge.Adrian Hosford, director of corporate responsibility for BT, who will host the launch, said: “This sort of technology will mean that people can choose to travel less, helping the planet to deal with climate change and creating a more sustainable future. We are pleased to work with world-class companies, such as Apple, Cisco and Sennheiser to deliver this wonderful ‘must-see’ attraction for the visitors centre at Goonhilly.”Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station – located in a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), containing some of the rarest plants in the UK – is the largest station of its type in the world, with 60 antennas handling thousands of international phone calls, TV broadcasts and data.It is also the world’s oldest surviving satellite earth station. The first antenna, known as Arthur, was built to track the Telstar satellite and received the first live transatlantic television broadcasts from the US in 1962. Arthur today is a grade II listed building and is still in operational service.
Macworld UK - Macs and Xserve power UK’s fastest net cafe
For those who don’t know, Karoo, the Hull ISP is sh1te. Total and utter pants. Slow, variable and above all, EXPENSIVE! Get it together! You need to half your prices!
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