GMT Sunday 19th May 2013

[Bri.]

Good morning all.
A lovely warm and sunny start with a temperature of 10 �C (50 �F), 93%
relative humidity and a SL pressure of 1008 mbar.

Have a good day all.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bernadette1508]

On 19/05/2013 08:07, Bri. wrote:
> Good morning all.
> A lovely warm and sunny start with a temperature of 10 �C (50 �F), 93%
> relative humidity and a SL pressure of 1008 mbar.
>
> Have a good day all.
>

Good morning Bri, we have thick fog and drizzle this morning but with
the promise of a brighter afternoon. The temperature is 8.7C (47.7F), RH
99% and pressure 1021 millibars. Yesterday evening was particularly
unpleasant with high winds and very heavy showers, there were warnings
of flash floods in this part f Fife.

I read that you had a nice meal out, it's such a good idea to go early
so the little ones can have a normal bedtime.

I hope you have a good day too. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 08:07:57 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> Good morning all.

Good morning Bri,

> A lovely warm and sunny start with a temperature of 10 �C (50 �F), 93%
> relative humidity and a SL pressure of 1008 mbar.
>

Dry overcast and misty here at,
50.9�F (10.5�C) with a 0.5 mph wind, a pressure of 1004.9 mb (local) 1010.9
mb (sea level) and a humidity of 95%

> Have a good day all.

Thank you, have a good day yourself.

--
Regards, Frogman.
Most good judgment comes from experience,
Most experience comes from bad judgment.
My website: http://www.itsmyspot.co.uk
BT connection blog, http://ukfrogman.wordpress.com

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 08:50:51 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> Good morning Bri, we have thick fog and drizzle this morning but with
> the promise of a brighter afternoon. The temperature is 8.7C (47.7F), RH
> 99% and pressure 1021 millibars. Yesterday evening was particularly
> unpleasant with high winds and very heavy showers, there were warnings
> of flash floods in this part f Fife.
>

Good morning Bernadette,
No drizzle here but cloud and mist which is forecast for most of the day,

> I read that you had a nice meal out, it's such a good idea to go early
> so the little ones can have a normal bedtime.
>

Indeed a good plan.

> I hope you have a good day too. :-)

Have a smashing day yourself and I hope the weather improves later.

--
Regards, Frogman.
Those who think they know everything, annoy those of us that do.

[Jackie]

"Bri." <Br...@Derby.invalid> wrote in message
news:1n5pm9cecvhe3.qnv1dr0kftfd$.dlg@40tude.net...

> Good morning all.
> A lovely warm and sunny start with a temperature of 10 �C (50 �F), 93%
> relative humidity and a SL pressure of 1008 mbar.
>
> Have a good day all.
>

Good morning Bri and all. A cloudy morning at 13�C(55�F) with a 11 mph wind.
I was suprised when I saw the temperature. Forecast a dry day for most
except the south coast can expect occasional rain.

We have the French Market here again this week-end I will probably go and
have a look but things are so expensive there.

Enjoy your day.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Jackie]

"Bernadette1508" <Berna...@nomail.com> wrote in message
news:7f-dneCMmZPLGQXM...@bt.com...

Good morning Bernadette - A temperature is higher today at 13�C(55�F) but it
is cloudy here and the forecast says mainly dry except for south coast which
may have occasional showers. Your weather sounded nasty day yesterday and I
do hope it does brighten-up for you today.

I may go and look at the French Market that is here this week-end, it does
bring in the visitors but everything is so expensive.

I hope you have a good day and are able to go out.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Bri.]

Jackie wrote:

> Good morning Bri and all. A cloudy morning at 13�C(55�F) with a 11 mph wind.
> I was suprised when I saw the temperature. Forecast a dry day for most
> except the south coast can expect occasional rain.
>
> We have the French Market here again this week-end I will probably go and
> have a look but things are so expensive there.
>

Good morning Jackie.
We're up to 13 �C now but I think it's going to be much warmer soon, we are
due for a warm one aren't we?

We have different types of markets too, last Thursday it was a farmer's
market. The produce looks very good but I don't like the way everything is
on display in the open air.

> Enjoy your day.
>
Thanks, you too.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Frogman wrote:

> Dry overcast and misty here at,
> 50.9�F (10.5�C) with a 0.5 mph wind, a pressure of 1004.9 mb (local) 1010.9
> mb (sea level) and a humidity of 95%
>

Good morning Froggie, 55 degrees and climbing here, enjoy the FF. :))
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Bernadette1508 wrote:

> Good morning Bri, we have thick fog and drizzle this morning but with
> the promise of a brighter afternoon. The temperature is 8.7C (47.7F), RH
> 99% and pressure 1021 millibars. Yesterday evening was particularly
> unpleasant with high winds and very heavy showers, there were warnings
> of flash floods in this part f Fife.
>
> I read that you had a nice meal out, it's such a good idea to go early
> so the little ones can have a normal bedtime.
>

Good morning Bernadette, I hope your fog and drizzle soon disperse, it's
turning into a lovely day here, 13 �C already.

We all had the carvery last night and it was delicious, despite the fact
that my spell checker doesn't understand what a carvery is. :(

> I hope you have a good day too. :-)
>

Thanks, if the sun continues to shine we'll be out for a short walk before
our curry which we didn't have yesterday.
I hope yours is a good day too.
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Bri. wrote:
> Good morning all.
> A lovely warm and sunny start with a temperature of 10 �C (50 �F), 93%
> relative humidity and a SL pressure of 1008 mbar.
>

Mornin' from a dry, warmer, overcast but bright South Yorkshire. Looks
like BYT might peek out soon but not here yet with air temperature at
11.8�C (53.2�F). barometric pressure on the up at 1013 mB and relative
humidity again at 80%. WW reckons it's 12.8�C, 1012.9 mB and 73%.
Forecast is for partly cloudy with a 10% chance of falling wet stuff all
day with temperature to rise to 17.2�C (63.0�F) by early afternoon and
to remain steady until tea time..
Have a good day one and all.
--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter
flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2�13+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 09:07:55 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> Good morning Bri and all. A cloudy morning at 13�C(55�F) with a 11 mph wind.
> I was suprised when I saw the temperature. Forecast a dry day for most
> except the south coast can expect occasional rain.
>

Good morning Jackie,

> We have the French Market here again this week-end I will probably go and
> have a look but things are so expensive there.
>

They used to come here but haven't for a year or so now.

> Enjoy your day.

Thanks, you too.
--

Regards, Frogman.
In a perfect world, every dog would have a home
and every home would have a dog.

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:04:03 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> Good morning Froggie, 55 degrees and climbing here, enjoy the FF. :))

54.3�F(rog) here and still cloudy, thanks I'm sure it will go down as per
usual ;-)

I don't know if Jackie is having problems with my posts but I notice she
isn't replying to me.

Whatever your plans have a good day.
--
Regards, Frogman.
If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked
something.

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:04:04 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> We all had the carvery last night and it was delicious, despite the fact
> that my spell checker doesn't understand what a carvery is. :(

Carvery, Hmmmm, neither does mine :-(
--
Regards, Frogman.
The sooner you fall behind the more time you'll have to catchup.

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:05:30 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> Mornin' from a dry, warmer, overcast but bright South Yorkshire. Looks
> like BYT might peek out soon but not here yet with air temperature at
> 11.8�C (53.2�F). barometric pressure on the up at 1013 mB and relative
> humidity again at 80%. WW reckons it's 12.8�C, 1012.9 mB and 73%.
> Forecast is for partly cloudy with a 10% chance of falling wet stuff all
> day with temperature to rise to 17.2�C (63.0�F) by early afternoon and
> to remain steady until tea time..

Good morning FN,
Any news on Nettie?

> Have a good day one and all.

Thanks, you too.

--
Regards, Frogman.

In God we trust, ALL others pay CASH.

[Bernadette1508]

On 19/05/2013 09:03, Frogman wrote:
> On Sun, 19 May 2013 08:50:51 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:
>
>> Good morning Bri, we have thick fog and drizzle this morning but with
>> the promise of a brighter afternoon. The temperature is 8.7C (47.7F), RH
>> 99% and pressure 1021 millibars. Yesterday evening was particularly
>> unpleasant with high winds and very heavy showers, there were warnings
>> of flash floods in this part f Fife.
>>
>
> Good morning Bernadette,
> No drizzle here but cloud and mist which is forecast for most of the day,
>
>> I read that you had a nice meal out, it's such a good idea to go early
>> so the little ones can have a normal bedtime.
>>
>
> Indeed a good plan.
>
>> I hope you have a good day too. :-)
>
> Have a smashing day yourself and I hope the weather improves later.
>

Good morning Froggie, the fog is clearing a bit but the drizzle is still
here - at least it is brighter than first thing.

I expect you've already started the Froggie feast going - enjoy and I
hope you have a lovely day too. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Bernadette1508]

Goof morning Jackie, it has brightened up a bit since earlier so we
could have a nice late afternoon - I'm hopeful.

The specialist markets here tend to be expensive too but they seem to be
confined to the larger centres and towns. Even the farmer's markets
aren't cheap. I hope you enjoy the sights and sounds even if you don't
buy anything, it sounds as though it's be quite colourful.

I hope you have a nice day too. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Bernadette1508]

On 19/05/2013 10:04, Bri. wrote:
> Bernadette1508 wrote:
>
>> Good morning Bri, we have thick fog and drizzle this morning but with
>> the promise of a brighter afternoon. The temperature is 8.7C (47.7F), RH
>> 99% and pressure 1021 millibars. Yesterday evening was particularly
>> unpleasant with high winds and very heavy showers, there were warnings
>> of flash floods in this part f Fife.
>>
>> I read that you had a nice meal out, it's such a good idea to go early
>> so the little ones can have a normal bedtime.
>>
>
> Good morning Bernadette, I hope your fog and drizzle soon disperse, it's
> turning into a lovely day here, 13 �C already.

It is brighter than earlier Bri but still misty and the drizzle has
eased somewhat too.

>
> We all had the carvery last night and it was delicious, despite the fact
> that my spell checker doesn't understand what a carvery is. :(

Oh!I wouldn't worry about your spillchucker - it was a bit late for it
to object as you'd have eaten it all up by then. There are some super
pubs around that serve really excellent meals, it sounds as though you
have one of them.

>
>> I hope you have a good day too. :-)
>>
> Thanks, if the sun continues to shine we'll be out for a short walk before
> our curry which we didn't have yesterday.

I hope it does stay sunny for you, I love being able to go walking when
the weather is good as this is such a pretty time of year.

> I hope yours is a good day too.
>

I'll probably report back later, lol.

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:49:32 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> Good morning Froggie, the fog is clearing a bit but the drizzle is still
> here - at least it is brighter than first thing.
>

It's still cloudy but quite bright here and the temperature is still
rising.

> I expect you've already started the Froggie feast going - enjoy and I
> hope you have a lovely day too. :-)

It is indeed, the meat's in the veg is done the homemade Yorkies and
stuffing are prepared, it's all systems go........

Thanks, you too.

--
Regards, Frogman.

I'm not a complete fool, some parts are missing.

[Bernadette1508]

On 19/05/2013 10:18, Frogman wrote:
> On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:04:03 +0100, Bri. croaked:
>
>> Good morning Froggie, 55 degrees and climbing here, enjoy the FF. :))
>
> 54.3°F(rog) here and still cloudy, thanks I'm sure it will go down as per
> usual ;-)
>
> I don't know if Jackie is having problems with my posts but I notice she
> isn't replying to me.

I think she may just be a bit busy at the moment Froggie. She's been
preparing for her holiday and sorting things for her daughter and
grandson to stay while she is away, getting over that sore neck, having
her hair permed, helping Joan and enjoying the sunshine when it's there
- all of which take time. I've noticed she has posted less this week and
put it down to those things taking up time. :-)

>
> Whatever your plans have a good day.
>

--

Bernadette

[Bernadette1508]

On 19/05/2013 10:05, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop wrote:
> Bri. wrote:
>> Good morning all.
>> A lovely warm and sunny start with a temperature of 10 �C (50 �F), 93%
>> relative humidity and a SL pressure of 1008 mbar.
>>
> Mornin' from a dry, warmer, overcast but bright South Yorkshire. Looks
> like BYT might peek out soon but not here yet with air temperature at
> 11.8�C (53.2�F). barometric pressure on the up at 1013 mB and relative
> humidity again at 80%. WW reckons it's 12.8�C, 1012.9 mB and 73%.
> Forecast is for partly cloudy with a 10% chance of falling wet stuff all
> day with temperature to rise to 17.2�C (63.0�F) by early afternoon and
> to remain steady until tea time..
> Have a good day one and all.
>

Good morning FN, even when this mist and drizzle clear (fingers crossed)
there is the chance of occasional showers here too. Our temperature is
only up to 10.4C at the moment.

I hope you have a good day too. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 11:02:16 +0100, Bernadette1508 croaked:

> I think she may just be a bit busy at the moment Froggie. She's been
> preparing for her holiday and sorting things for her daughter and
> grandson to stay while she is away, getting over that sore neck, having
> her hair permed, helping Joan and enjoying the sunshine when it's there
> - all of which take time. I've noticed she has posted less this week and
> put it down to those things taking up time. :-)

I wondered if her server was missing my posts because it's most unusual and
I'm certain I haven't "upset" her ;-)

You could well be right though.

Have a good day.
--
Regards, Frogman.

Most good judgment comes from experience,
Most experience comes from bad judgment.

[Bri.]

Frogman wrote:

> 54.3�F(rog) here and still cloudy, thanks I'm sure it will go down as per
> usual ;-)
>

We managed a peak of 70 �F but the sunshine has been avoiding us for most
of the time.

> I don't know if Jackie is having problems with my posts but I notice she
> isn't replying to me.
>

I'm sure that Bernadette is right, Jackie is very busy preparing for the
hols and getting as much pre-holiday sunshine as she can ATM.

> Whatever your plans have a good day.
>

Thanks, plans changed at the last minute here and I spent some time making
a change to my home page.

I hope your day is going well and the FF has gone well. :))
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Bernadette1508 wrote:

> I hope it does stay sunny for you, I love being able to go walking when
> the weather is good as this is such a pretty time of year.
>

It didn't, Bernadette, ten minutes after that post it was overcast, devoid
of sunshine, so we decided against the walk. I stayed in and made the flag
wave in the breeze on my home page. :)
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Bri.]

Frogman wrote:

> On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:04:04 +0100, Bri. croaked:
>
>> We all had the carvery last night and it was delicious, despite the fact
>> that my spell checker doesn't understand what a carvery is. :(
>
> Carvery, Hmmmm, neither does mine :-(
>

Mine does now though, I've added it.
Can't have it not understanding essential tings like food and beer. :)
--
Bri.
www.brimarg.co.uk

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:05:30 +0100, Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop

> croaked:
>
>> Mornin' from a dry, warmer, overcast but bright South Yorkshire.
>> Looks like BYT might peek out soon but not here yet with air
>> temperature at

>> 11.8�ｿｽC (53.2�ｿｽF). barometric pressure on the up at 1013 mB and
>> relative humidity again at 80%. WW reckons it's 12.8�ｿｽC, 1012.9 mB

>> and 73%. Forecast is for partly cloudy with a 10% chance of falling

>> wet stuff all day with temperature to rise to 17.2�ｿｽC (63.0�ｿｽF) by

>> early afternoon and to remain steady until tea time..
>
> Good morning FN,
> Any news on Nettie?
>
>> Have a good day one and all.
>
> Thanks, you too.
>

No change, I'm afraid. I'll get my acquaintance at the pooter shop to
examine it for me tomorrow. Perhaps a new HD is required. If so he can
do that and then hopefully I can fire it ip and use the backup Macrium
mirror of the hard drive to put everything back on the new drive
including the 2GB recovery partitionv. If not I could get one from
ebay ( there were a few on there yesterday). Then I could do a recovery
on that, and hopefully transfer everything onto that.

--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter

flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2�ｿｽ13+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Ta! The cricket earlier was absolutely brilliant, from an English
point of view that is. :)

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Bri. wrote:
> Frogman wrote:
>
>> 54.3�F(rog) here and still cloudy, thanks I'm sure it will go down
>> as per usual ;-)
>>
>
> We managed a peak of 70 �F but the sunshine has been avoiding us for
> most of the time.
>

Peaked at only 18.2�C (64.8�F) here this afternoon. Dropped to 17.4�C
(63.3�F) right now. :(

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 15:44:38 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> We managed a peak of 70 �F but the sunshine has been avoiding us for most
> of the time.
>

Good afternoon Bri,
61.5�F is the maximum we reached.

>> I don't know if Jackie is having problems with my posts but I notice she
>> isn't replying to me.
>>
> I'm sure that Bernadette is right, Jackie is very busy preparing for the
> hols and getting as much pre-holiday sunshine as she can ATM.
>

I hope that's it.

>> Whatever your plans have a good day.
>>
> Thanks, plans changed at the last minute here and I spent some time making
> a change to my home page.
>

Fly the flag, that's what I say :-)

> I hope your day is going well and the FF has gone well. :))

All to plan thanks and the feast went down a treat :-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
Theories pass, the Frog remains.

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 17:24:05 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> No change, I'm afraid. I'll get my acquaintance at the pooter shop to
> examine it for me tomorrow. Perhaps a new HD is required. If so he can
> do that and then hopefully I can fire it ip and use the backup Macrium
> mirror of the hard drive to put everything back on the new drive
> including the 2GB recovery partitionv. If not I could get one from
> ebay ( there were a few on there yesterday). Then I could do a recovery
> on that, and hopefully transfer everything onto that.

I hope it isn't going to be too expensive for you.
--
Regards, Frogman.
Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film.

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 15:44:39 +0100, Bri. croaked:

> Mine does now though, I've added it.
> Can't have it not understanding essential tings like food and beer. :)

Lol, so does mine as it happens ;-)
It's strange, at times it throws out a some quite common words.
--
Regards, Frogman.
Frogs Have It Easy, They Can Eat What Bugs Them.

[Bernadette1508]

Now that is what I call the easy way out - which reminds me of the
Beatles song, Day Tripper! It stayed misty here all day so was damp for
walking, not that it matters being on the beach anyway, lol. As long as
you enjoyed your day is all that matters. :-)

--
Bernadette

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Sun, 19 May 2013 17:24:05 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop
> croaked:
>
>> No change, I'm afraid. I'll get my acquaintance at the pooter shop
>> to examine it for me tomorrow. Perhaps a new HD is required. If so
>> he can do that and then hopefully I can fire it ip and use the
>> backup Macrium mirror of the hard drive to put everything back on
>> the new drive including the 2GB recovery partitionv. If not I
>> could get one from ebay ( there were a few on there yesterday).
>> Then I could do a recovery on that, and hopefully transfer
>> everything onto that.
>
> I hope it isn't going to be too expensive for you.
>

Guess what? Neither do I!

--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 18:42:12 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> Guess what? Neither do I!

Lol, I presumed that was a given ;-)
--
Regards, Frogman.
Great men are not always idiots!

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Sun, 19 May 2013 18:42:12 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop
> croaked:
>
>> Guess what? Neither do I!
>
> Lol, I presumed that was a given ;-)
>

At my age it ain't always obvious whether I've cottoned on or not, so I
just thought that I'd better confirm it for you. ;)

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 18:59:04 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop croaked:

> At my age it ain't always obvious whether I've cottoned on or not, so I
> just thought that I'd better confirm it for you. ;)

Confirm what? ;-)

--
Regards, Frogman.
In God we trust, ALL others pay CASH.

[wtwjgc]

"Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> Frogman wrote:

>> On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:05:30 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop

>> croaked:
>>
>>> Mornin' from a dry, warmer, overcast but bright South Yorkshire.
>>> Looks like BYT might peek out soon but not here yet with air
>>> temperature at

>>> 11.8ºC (53.2ºF). barometric pressure on the up at 1013 mB and
>>> relative humidity again at 80%. WW reckons it's 12.8ºC, 1012.9 mB

>>> and 73%. Forecast is for partly cloudy with a 10% chance of falling

>>> wet stuff all day with temperature to rise to 17.2ºC (63.0ºF) by

>>> early afternoon and to remain steady until tea time..
>>
>> Good morning FN,
>> Any news on Nettie?
>>
>>> Have a good day one and all.
>>
>> Thanks, you too.
>>
> No change, I'm afraid. I'll get my acquaintance at the pooter shop to
> examine it for me tomorrow. Perhaps a new HD is required. If so he can
> do that and then hopefully I can fire it ip and use the backup Macrium
> mirror of the hard drive to put everything back on the new drive
> including the 2GB recovery partitionv. If not I could get one from
> ebay ( there were a few on there yesterday). Then I could do a recovery
> on that, and hopefully transfer everything onto that.

Just a thought - have you tried holding down F10 while booting and going
into disk check?
It might allow you to reformat drive.

--
wtwjgc (Joe) <http://welcometowakefield.org.uk/>

[Jackie]

"Bri." <Br...@Derby.invalid> wrote in message
news:pgua0u0fxx12$.14pg5eobiqevg$.dlg@40tude.net...
> Jackie wrote:
> <snipped>
>> We have the French Market here again this week-end I will probably go and
>> have a look but things are so expensive there.
>>
>
> Good morning Jackie.
> We're up to 13 �C now but I think it's going to be much warmer soon, we
> are
> due for a warm one aren't we?
>
> We have different types of markets too, last Thursday it was a farmer's
> market. The produce looks very good but I don't like the way everything
> is
> on display in the open air.
>
>> Enjoy your day.
>>
> Thanks, you too.
>
Good evening Bri - We have had a very cloudy day most of the day but it did
stay dry until about 4 p.m. when the sun came out and stayed out. I did go
to the French Market with Joan early afternoon, did not buy anything though.
We have a Farmers Market every week now on Friday, it started in April most
of the things there are
grown in local farms, at this market everything is just undercover in like
tents open at the front.

Had a nice relaxed evening and I hope you did too.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Jackie]

"Frogman" <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:yovyhd6nvu78$.dlg@frogman.plus.com...
> On Sun, 19 May 2013 09:07:55 +0100, Jackie croaked:
>
>> Good morning Bri and all. A cloudy morning at 13�C(55�F) with a 11 mph
>> wind.
>> I was suprised when I saw the temperature. Forecast a dry day for most
>> except the south coast can expect occasional rain.
>>
>
> Good morning Jackie,

>
>> We have the French Market here again this week-end I will probably go and
>> have a look but things are so expensive there.
>>
>

> They used to come here but haven't for a year or so now.

>
>> Enjoy your day.
>
> Thanks, you too.
>

Good evening Froggie - sorry I did not reply to your post this morning but I
got caught up with one of my neighbours and got called away to their flat.

I hope you had a good day and enjoyed your Froggie feast.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Jackie]

"Frogman" <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message

news:uhtx32mb9y7q$.dlg@frogman.plus.com...

> On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:04:03 +0100, Bri. croaked:
>
>> Good morning Froggie, 55 degrees and climbing here, enjoy the FF. :))
>

> 54.3�F(rog) here and still cloudy, thanks I'm sure it will go down as per
> usual ;-)
>

> I don't know if Jackie is having problems with my posts but I notice she
> isn't replying to me.
>

> Whatever your plans have a good day.
>

I am so sorry Froggie - I have replied to you - I had not read this post
then, I am just catching-up.
My neighbour in the next flat was knocking on my wall as he did not feel
well while I was on my computer
so I left quickly. I managed to contact his daughter and she took care of
him.

I have been rather busy lately as Bernadette has said with getting things
organised for my forthcoming holiday,
and keeping Joan company who is rather poorly just now I hope everything
settles down after my holiday.

Have a good evening.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Jackie]

"Bernadette1508" <Berna...@nomail.com> wrote in message

news:bdidnekbxZGaPAXM...@bt.com...

Good evening Bernadette - Thank you for explaining to Froggie about my lack
of replies. I must admit I have been busy and then this morning while I was
on the computer I heard my neighbour banging on the wall with his stick, he
told me he did not feel well and could not manage to use the phone to ring
his daughter, I sorted that out for him and she came over very quickly from
Hastings and sorted things - it all seems to happen here! our Management are
not on duty at week-ends but we all have a pull-cord to Care Line who will
send an ambulance if we need one over the week-ends - during the week if we
pull that it is through to our Management who deal with any emergencies.

Regarding the farmers markets we have one every Friday now but as you say
things are not really cheap but then I suppose they are fresher and you know
they are from local farms.

I hope you have a pleasant evening.
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 22:22:51 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> I am so sorry Froggie - I have replied to you - I had not read this post
> then, I am just catching-up.

Good evening Jackie,
I just wondered if you weren't seeing my posts.

> My neighbour in the next flat was knocking on my wall as he did not feel
> well while I was on my computer
> so I left quickly. I managed to contact his daughter and she took care of
> him.
>

Oh dear, I hope everything will be ok with him, good job you were in and
could help.

> I have been rather busy lately as Bernadette has said with getting things
> organised for my forthcoming holiday,
> and keeping Joan company who is rather poorly just now I hope everything
> settles down after my holiday.
>
> Have a good evening.

Thank you, I will do, you too.

--
Regards, Frogman.
Those who think they know everything, annoy those of us that do.

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 22:14:54 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> Good evening Froggie - sorry I did not reply to your post this morning but I
> got caught up with one of my neighbours and got called away to their flat.
>

See my other reply to you.

> I hope you had a good day and enjoyed your Froggie feast.

I did indeed thank you.

--
Regards, Frogman.
The sooner you fall behind the more time you'll have to catchup.

[Jackie]

"Frogman" <uk_fr...@bigfoot.com> wrote in message

news:11vuuxvk...@frogman.plus.com...

> On Sun, 19 May 2013 22:22:51 +0100, Jackie croaked:
>
>> I am so sorry Froggie - I have replied to you - I had not read this post
>> then, I am just catching-up.
>
> Good evening Jackie,
> I just wondered if you weren't seeing my posts.
>
>> My neighbour in the next flat was knocking on my wall as he did not feel
>> well while I was on my computer
>> so I left quickly. I managed to contact his daughter and she took care of
>> him.
>>
>
> Oh dear, I hope everything will be ok with him, good job you were in and
> could help.
>
>> I have been rather busy lately as Bernadette has said with getting things
>> organised for my forthcoming holiday,
>> and keeping Joan company who is rather poorly just now I hope everything
>> settles down after my holiday.
>>
>> Have a good evening.
>
> Thank you, I will do, you too.
>

Good evening again Froggie - It was lucky I was in when my neighbour knocked
on the wall. He is a disabled man and his daughter does come to him nearly
every day - she knows how to sort him - if he had not contacted me we all
have a pull-cord in our flats which we can use in an emergency - weekdays
Management answer it but week-ends we are on CareLine who answer to see if
we need an ambulance.

You have not upset me in anyway Froggie - I look forward to all the posts -
I am not easily upset, LOL!!

Night night just having my cocoa!
--
Jackie
o0o0o

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

Frogman wrote:
> On Sun, 19 May 2013 18:59:04 +0100, Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop
> croaked:
>
>> At my age it ain't always obvious whether I've cottoned on or not,
>> so I just thought that I'd better confirm it for you. ;)
>
> Confirm what? ;-)
>

I don't remember. :( It is getting a tad late you know! :)

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

> "Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>> Frogman wrote:

>>> On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:05:30 +0100, Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop

>>> croaked:
>>>
>>>> Mornin' from a dry, warmer, overcast but bright South Yorkshire.
>>>> Looks like BYT might peek out soon but not here yet with air
>>>> temperature at

>>>> 11.8�ｿｽC (53.2�ｿｽF). barometric pressure on the up at 1013 mB and
>>>> relative humidity again at 80%. WW reckons it's 12.8�ｿｽC, 1012.9 mB

>>>> and 73%. Forecast is for partly cloudy with a 10% chance of falling

>>>> wet stuff all day with temperature to rise to 17.2�ｿｽC (63.0�ｿｽF) by

>>>> early afternoon and to remain steady until tea time..
>>>
>>> Good morning FN,
>>> Any news on Nettie?
>>>
>>>> Have a good day one and all.
>>>
>>> Thanks, you too.
>>>
>> No change, I'm afraid. I'll get my acquaintance at the pooter shop
>> to examine it for me tomorrow. Perhaps a new HD is required. If so
>> he can do that and then hopefully I can fire it ip and use the
>> backup Macrium mirror of the hard drive to put everything back on
>> the new drive including the 2GB recovery partitionv. If not I
>> could get one from ebay ( there were a few on there yesterday).
>> Then I could do a recovery on that, and hopefully transfer
>> everything onto that.
>
> Just a thought - have you tried holding down F10 while booting and
> going into disk check?
> It might allow you to reformat drive.
>

All that does is absolutely nowt. It just spends several minutes with
the flashing cursor then the same error message as before,
unfortunately.

[Frogman]

On Sun, 19 May 2013 22:56:37 +0100, Jackie croaked:

> Good evening again Froggie - It was lucky I was in when my neighbour knocked
> on the wall. He is a disabled man and his daughter does come to him nearly
> every day - she knows how to sort him - if he had not contacted me we all
> have a pull-cord in our flats which we can use in an emergency - weekdays
> Management answer it but week-ends we are on CareLine who answer to see if
> we need an ambulance.
>

It's a good job you were in at the time.

> You have not upset me in anyway Froggie - I look forward to all the posts -
> I am not easily upset, LOL!!
>

I knew that wasn't the case but thought your server might be missing my
posts and you hadn't seen them.

> Night night just having my cocoa!

That will be long gone by now ;-)

--
Regards, Frogman.
In a perfect world, every dog would have a home
and every home would have a dog.

[wtwjgc]

"Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>> "Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>> Frogman wrote:

>>>> On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:05:30 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop

>>>> croaked:
>>>>
>>>>> Mornin' from a dry, warmer, overcast but bright South Yorkshire.
>>>>> Looks like BYT might peek out soon but not here yet with air
>>>>> temperature at

>>>>> 11.8ºC (53.2ºF). barometric pressure on the up at 1013 mB and
>>>>> relative humidity again at 80%. WW reckons it's 12.8ºC, 1012.9 mB

>>>>> and 73%. Forecast is for partly cloudy with a 10% chance of falling

>>>>> wet stuff all day with temperature to rise to 17.2ºC (63.0ºF) by

>>>>> early afternoon and to remain steady until tea time..
>>>>
>>>> Good morning FN,
>>>> Any news on Nettie?
>>>>
>>>>> Have a good day one and all.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks, you too.
>>>>
>>> No change, I'm afraid. I'll get my acquaintance at the pooter shop
>>> to examine it for me tomorrow. Perhaps a new HD is required. If so
>>> he can do that and then hopefully I can fire it ip and use the
>>> backup Macrium mirror of the hard drive to put everything back on
>>> the new drive including the 2GB recovery partitionv. If not I
>>> could get one from ebay ( there were a few on there yesterday).
>>> Then I could do a recovery on that, and hopefully transfer
>>> everything onto that.
>>
>> Just a thought - have you tried holding down F10 while booting and
>> going into disk check?
>> It might allow you to reformat drive.
>>
> All that does is absolutely nowt. It just spends several minutes with
> the flashing cursor then the same error message as before,
> unfortunately.

Is your BIOS up to date?

http://knowhow.com/article.dhtml?articleReference=1322&country=uk

[Flyi�g �u� 2�13 + on desktop]

wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

> "Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>>> "Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>>> Frogman wrote:

>>>>> On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:05:30 +0100, Flyi�ｿｽg �ｿｽu�ｿｽ 2�ｿｽ13 + on desktop

>>>>> croaked:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Mornin' from a dry, warmer, overcast but bright South Yorkshire.
>>>>>> Looks like BYT might peek out soon but not here yet with air
>>>>>> temperature at

>>>>>> 11.8�ｿｽC (53.2�ｿｽF). barometric pressure on the up at 1013 mB and
>>>>>> relative humidity again at 80%. WW reckons it's 12.8�ｿｽC, 1012.9

>>>>>> mB and 73%. Forecast is for partly cloudy with a 10% chance of

>>>>>> falling wet stuff all day with temperature to rise to 17.2�ｿｽC
>>>>>> (63.0�ｿｽF) by early afternoon and to remain steady until tea time..

>>>>>
>>>>> Good morning FN,
>>>>> Any news on Nettie?
>>>>>
>>>>>> Have a good day one and all.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks, you too.
>>>>>
>>>> No change, I'm afraid. I'll get my acquaintance at the pooter
>>>> shop to examine it for me tomorrow. Perhaps a new HD is required.
>>>> If so he can do that and then hopefully I can fire it ip and use
>>>> the backup Macrium mirror of the hard drive to put everything back
>>>> on the new drive including the 2GB recovery partitionv. If not I
>>>> could get one from ebay ( there were a few on there yesterday).
>>>> Then I could do a recovery on that, and hopefully transfer
>>>> everything onto that.
>>>
>>> Just a thought - have you tried holding down F10 while booting and
>>> going into disk check?
>>> It might allow you to reformat drive.
>>>
>> All that does is absolutely nowt. It just spends several minutes
>> with the flashing cursor then the same error message as before,
>> unfortunately.
>
> Is your BIOS up to date?
>
> http://knowhow.com/article.dhtml?articleReference=1322&country=uk
>

It should be Joe, but who knows. Now Nettie is the hands of the
professional who reckons that it is the HD that is defunct. As he has
quite a few other jobs in hand then it's going to take 5 days or so to
get round to it. So I'm only got a desktop to use atm. How restricting
that is now I've got used to having Nettie around the place.

[wtwjgc]

"Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>> "Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>> wtwjgc (Joe) wrote:

>>>> "Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
>>>>> Frogman wrote:

>>>>>> On Sun, 19 May 2013 10:05:30 +0100, Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop

>>>>>> croaked:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Mornin' from a dry, warmer, overcast but bright South Yorkshire.
>>>>>>> Looks like BYT might peek out soon but not here yet with air
>>>>>>> temperature at

>>>>>>> 11.8ºC (53.2ºF). barometric pressure on the up at 1013 mB and
>>>>>>> relative humidity again at 80%. WW reckons it's 12.8ºC, 1012.9

>>>>>>> mB and 73%. Forecast is for partly cloudy with a 10% chance of

>>>>>>> falling wet stuff all day with temperature to rise to 17.2ºC
>>>>>>> (63.0ºF) by early afternoon and to remain steady until tea time..

I know the feeling. BTDTGTTS.

I hope pocket doesn't suffer too much.

[Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°13 + on desktop]

When I queried him about using my Macrium backup mirror to retore
everything as it was, he didn't make too many positive noises as he
said, that in his experience, it doesn't always work.

--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter

flyi...@tiscali.co.uk FN 2º13+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland