David Hare-Scott wrote the following: OK, you got some informative sites so far, but... a really bad name for an English company. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=smeg
It can be microscopic times XXXXX sites. Steve
I'm interested in one of these but can't find 'em on those sites and the quick recovery one plumbworld has is bloody expensive, £250...
If you want to see why web sites have to put special cases in the coding to accommodate different browsers, check this out: http://brainerror.net/scripts/javascript/blendtrans/
I took just a quick look, but the web sites worked fine for me using Chrome. I didn't check factbook, twitter or youtube, cuz I never use them.
Maybe it's already at the vaccination sites. Maybe it's in a van somewhere on the side of a road or at a truck stop. Politics overrules common sense?
I have to mentally screen out Google results from eHow and Fixya as there's is absolutely nothing of any value to humanity on either of these sites. Scott
However, for some 'news' sites, copying the headline into Google News, searching and clicking the link will take you to the article sans paywall. Theo
All download sites seem to have their fair share of toolbars, home page re-setters etc, 'helpfully' downloaded for you as a matter of course.
Most car write offs are due to frontal collisions as a belt up the rear is usually easily fixed hence the shortage of front lights at these sites