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This. The odds are set so that the bookmakers maximise their gains, irrespective of the actual outcome.

On top of that, they already get to rehearse their statements prior to them being recorded, following these sort of incidents, and are allowed to confer amongst themselves.

Meaning that whatever testimony they give, it is the most supportive testimony for their case that could be conceived of.

Nope. Nopenopenopenopenoooooo.

I think he had carked it before hand...

I feel sick every time I read about that. It really speaks to a primal fear.

1 over and had to watch smugtwatvideo for the explanation.

Over the last 5 years the fund has had 15-20% in cash, 35-40% in bonds, and 40-45% in stocks. I definitely think those percentages are too conservative, and could do with a decent chunk more moving to stocks.

I'd question why, at the age of 34, you'd be recommended to have any in bonds (other than somewhat arbitrary portfolio diversification), let alone in cash.

You could try opening it in excel, or here: mdbopener.com

Not being able to get the URL from the image is a thing too, though. I hadn't realised that you couldn't.

It would seem the problem is that the user forgot their own username. I was trying to send a message to @TW, who doesn't exist...

Finally got round to doing some remedial groundwork.

As the office is below ground level (to give me an extra 20cm height before hitting planning restrictions), I dug down and left a retained path around the outside.

Because I like to half arse things, though, I did not leave enough space between the retaining sleepers and the base of the office, meaning

1. there was a lot of backsplash when it rained,
   
2. there was probably not enough airflow, and
   
3. I couldn't reach under to chase through any cables, which I need to provide ethernet to the office tidily.
   
   

So the weekend was spend digging in cramped spaces. Three lots of this sort of thing:

I love the app since starting to use it a few weeks ago.

I do have a dev request though.

I would like to have the ability to send a message to myself.

I do this so that I can upload images as attachments, then embed those images in posts inline elsewhere (which you can't do directly with attached files).

Saw these in a local charity shop. Not sure which I should buy though.

Marginal improvement on the death of a pop since though, surely.

That would be illegal, as I understand it, so he's paying people to sign a petition to say that they intend to register to vote.

Which I guess means that anyone can sign up an get paid.

But will probably be used as "evidence" of voter fraud / stolen elections, or some utter fabricated nonsense.

I see you know your judo well

Wouldn't you have to treat the soot area first - Doesn't that stuff leech through & cause plaster to blow?

DIY might be the only way, given the size of the job. At least it's a bit hidden, so you won't have to worry about it being completely flat.

Definitely seeing the improvement that comes with practice. Guardian quick cryptic was pretty straight forward this morning.

I did consider the lawn option - I've already filled a few big dips and seeded them, with reasonable success.

I'm not sure I want to go through the mud pit stage through, as I imaging it would take a long time for the grass to reestablish itself over Autumn / Winter.

I'm West London.

You're more than welcome to it!

I have a second bag too, although I haven't riddled it.

On Tado here, for ~8 years. Apart from changing batteries a lot in the poorly insulated front bedroom, and needing to replace a receiver, it's been very useful. I can't imagine having to live with a one size fits all heating system now.

This isn't strictly true.

The Companies Act 2006 section 172 covers the "Duty to promote the success of the company".

(Even in the US, it isn't true. There's a good Stackexchange answer on this that in have bookmarked somewhere.)

Making money is not mentioned.Part (d), however, describes a duty to consider " the impact of the company's operations on the community and the environment."

Yeah - needs a scutch. It's still going to wreck the brick underneath though, if it's London stock. Ask me how i know...

I have a few tonnes of soil. What should I do with it? I don't really have anywhere in the garden to put it.

Any suggestions?

https://www.seriouseats.com/scandinavian-street-food-danish-crispy-pork-cracklings-recipe

It's the cutting into strips before cooking that has done it for me. Also salting and drying in the frideg for a day or two.