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You have to bear in mind when Shaun was last speaking about self published MREs when he was in London it was in the Biswass era.....

And he wasn't yet aware NC had shifted their routine updates from Feb to August.

With a dozen or so employees at GGP I'd prefer they focus their efforts elsewhere and let NC pick up the tab for creating an MRE2 (for them).

The current width of, and any reduction to, the columns in my favourite spreadsheet is very private information that I am not willing to divulge on a public bulletin board.

;-)

I think I was widening the columns on my favourite spreadsheet.

With a steady hand and the correct settings you can "fly down" part way along the core drills in the Inventum3d model.....

I think I tried it for 56 or the pad close to 56.... It was heading off down to probe the EB link. I think the Inventum3d has limits on how much you can pan tilt and zoom (sadly).

Was going to try and video the screen and share it but then realised much of what you "see" is because you know which of the pan / tilt / zoom you are using to move .....

HAD084 is where it is at on the "awe" scale. It proved the eastern breccia was linked, didn't it?

Never let the HMRC tail wag the investment dog.

Get well soon MrEMC2

Perhaps feeling unwell was triggered by that round of drinks you kindly bought us all?

Wot you doing over here in my Kennel Club, N64?

Morning Emc2
....will put my own hand into my pocket to get you drinks at the next event, wherever it may be, although please note my cardigan is so stylish it doesn't actually have pockets.

No, I really really didn't.....

Fevertree tonic
Diet

Doombar

Merlot

Guinness (pint)

...and we'll help you carry it back from the bar

@Zoros,
what a scurrilous rumour regarding Jerry's heating bills / forced selling. A more likely explanation is that, courtesy of jumpers, cardigans and fleeces now becoming "de rigueur" for the masses in these straightened times, as the temperature drops, Jerry will be rebalancing his GGP holdings in order to add to his collection of gentlemen's stylish knitwear for the new season.

......speaking of cardigans, I had intended to give my own new updated number an introduction to the world at the next Stirling meet some time in the spring. Having looked at the London mid-week forecast I think it wise to take it south when I venture to the other side of Hadrian's Wall for the Town Hall. It really is a marvel - even I couldn't believe that the internet would provide an homage to both Sentinel daylight and (much missed) Sentinel radar images in a single knitted cardigan combo.

.....can I tentative suggest a "warm up" in the Cheshire Cheese pub again?

I may be trapped at my work and am unlikely to show up before 5pm.... unless plans change. Needless to say I'm busy planning how to get them changed.

;-)

Anyone remember this bit of amusing BBC programming from 2009 - maybe it should be replayed again:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/road.cc/content/news/11779-cyclists-power-family-home-bbc-show-highlight-energy-wastage%3famp

Got a typical family to live in an experimental house without telling them what the experiment was....

All the power for the house was being provided by a group of keen fit cycling enthusiasts on bikes connected to a generator.....

@Mark, as part of the electrical industry I would like to say:

Chortle.

Q&A only worth watching for the question about having six of the eight board members with an engineering background.... I chortled out loud.

I am biased.... obviously

And before you ask, the collective description for more than one engineer?

"Another" engineer

Usually with a differing opinion ....

Just adding in my tuppence worth after the horse has long gone from the proverbial stable ....

The EGM became an Ordinary GM just before it happened.

Not sure if it is relevant but hey, ignore if you don't do detail schmeetail

...and indeed very patient with my own questions that were all LSE screenshots and started with the words "Right, see these trades here....."

Very sad news indeed - Mark was certainly one of the decent guys that you get the good fortune to meet in life - and I was delighted to meet him at Stirling.

I know you always like to see the workings.....