Mark J
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No smoke without fire and all that, especially given his affinity for class 'A's', and his breeding fetish. It's an old story but there you go. If you search for 'Musk and Epstein' you can take your pick. In fact, just click on the pic and it will take you to the article. Screenshots don't have that functionality. Access Denied WWW.TELEGRAPH.CO.UK
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Brexit might have worked for you in your industry, but for many who don't have specialised income streams it has been a right pain in the arse. There are in general few noticeable benefits of Brexit. They clearly didn't take back control of our borders, £350mil a week to the NHS etc. Please feel free to let me know how the general population has actually benefited from the UK leaving the EU.
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I don't believe everything I read in the papers Dave. Musk seems to be going full on Hitler. His spacesuits have jackboots.
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Could you ask one of the other staff members/arb crew who do the bigger stuff if you can borrow a saw?
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The damning statistics that reveal the true cost of Brexit, five years on WWW.INDEPENDENT.CO.UK As January marks five years on from Britain leaving the EU, Alicja Hagopian and Kate Devlin explore its impact
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Your tree looks to be a Sorbus spp. perhaps a whitebeam. If the house and nearby buildings predate the tree there is no risk of heave. Your tree does have the potential to cause subsidence, but that's not to say that it will. I'd probably fell it and plant something smaller further away from the property.
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@Squaredy Have a look through this: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/soundproofing-old-terraced-house-need-help.188418/
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I have some drummer mates. Building a stud wall which has a gap between itself and the main walls is a good shout. You might cover the main walls with sound dampening materials, which then may allow the plasterboard, or milled timber, on the stud walls to create some acoustics. Adding Kingspan or similar to the stud walls might also help if sound dampening material isn't viable. The main thing seems to be the gap between main walls and stud walls. Apparently.
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I tend to use a different one most days. I started with 'Vague' today.
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Ha 'Crock of shit'?
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Motion sensors are a good shout, they are discreet and fairly accurate. What you do with the knowledge that someone is stealing your stuff is up to you.
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https://www.perplexity.ai/search/how-do-you-decide-which-trees-Ljwwtf3KTIOTBlQOeGEsKg This link will give you an idea of tree grouping. There is more to it and it is more nuanced than the AI generated synopsis sets out, but the main facts are there. -
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Peter Thiel–cofounded Palantir will overhaul the U.K.’s public health service in a deal worth up to $413M—and people are worried FORTUNE.COM Palantir previously worked with the NHS during COVID-19, helping with vaccine rollout for a grand sum of £1. But people remain... Thiel is already on that case, and he is/was business partners with Musk. Peter Mandelson brokered the NHS data deal with Thirl's company, Palantir, whuch also happens to be the company that bankroll 'Rumble', which is the platform that supports Bannon, Trump, Farage, and Russel Brand amongst others.
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Ha ha, that's one thing sorted. If the bungs keep on coming after that he might sort the NHS, transport system, environmental services, educational system and defence. I have a suspicion that NHS will be sold off even more, transport will be privatised even more, environmental services will continue to defer to the shareholders of the parent companies, education will continue to be a rich-person's game, and the defence budget wheel will keep spinning like it does. With their new treasurer being a billionaire, it's hard to see how Reform are anything other than the voice of the people... reuters.com WWW.REUTERS.COM
