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Everything posted by Grahame
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Back in the US in time for my (N)MRI thanks to a "a state-of-the-art General Electric GE Signa® HDe 1.5T Scanner" Closed scanner, but it was only my embiggened right knee they were imaging, so I went in feet first, and my head stayed outside. Nice relaxing half hour rest while I was forced to wear some no name headphones ear protectors and listen to what sounded like bad early experimental electronic music ( but was just the magnetic coils getting exited, and relaxed ). Review of the imagery first thing Monday. Lets see if we can get a better diagnosis than "non specific inflammation" I'd be happy with being pain free and a return to normal function.
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Shelly do they have roundabouts / traffic circles where you are? When no one else is around see if you can get the traction/stability control active light to come on, on the dashboard ... (Note: it helps if the car has such systems installed ) I managed it a few times in the UK. Saying the phrase "POWERRRR!" Seems to help
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^Approved
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Business model: Meat Grinder. Prerequisites: Fresh Meat.
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Did it come with black pudding (contents: everything that's not good enough for an English sausage!)?
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Do car analogies work? What would you have had Ralph Nader do with the Cavalli "Corvair"?
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On this phone Under Settings Wireless and networks More ... Tethering and portable hotspot Its a built in option. I tried exactly what you wanted, briefly, with tapatalk on the iPM and it worked. Some carriers will want to charge you more / prevent your phone from re-using the same bits they quite happily sent you Re data usage - built in tracker
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Best wishes, Brent.
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Happy Birthday Peter from GMT+0.
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Sunday Lunch, at The Green Man. 20 hour Lamb Shank, Roast Potatoes and Veggies. Dessert, Coffee, Stuffed!
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British Back Bacon from a Happy Pig
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Winter (or a comment from Steve) is coming?
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^figures.
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Side effect of lowering BOM cost http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/10/18/iphone_5_teardown_shows_faulty_leveling/ Looks like a calibration app will fix it - each unit has an individual fixed variance from default.