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I guess only the hard brexiters will protest. Ordinary brexiters and soft brexiters are happy that we are notionally out by 30th March. Honnor is safe, the rest is not important, especially the transition period does not cost anything extra.

the EU seems to like the idea that after 2020, we can continue like we are doing at the moment as long as we want. As we can't get a better trade deal, inertia will keep us in 'transition' a while longer, possibly until the next referendum.

TM is doing fine on brexit. The Pound rose steadily for the last few days, back to pre-brexit level, touching $1.43 this morning. Brexit negotiation turns out to be a non-event or at least non-eventful at the moment. Apparently, we have until 2020 to extend the transition further.

If we bomb Syria, TM and the tories will go against the general consensus (4 out of 5 are against escataling the war in Syria) and appear to be a bunch of hypocrites and to do as Mr Trump tells them to. JC will come out gaining votes. If I were JC, I'll take the weekend off.

very possibly. the problem with concordance between the labs that did the identification work is they are likely to use the same sampling technique, same equipment and given the same samples. https://www.agilent.com/cs/library/technicaloverviews/public/5988-9453EN.pdf

the support for the Russian point of view is that the UK and USA developed these acetylcholine-esterase inhibitors in the 60s even before the Russians.

Second hand bikes on the Woosh website sell very quickly, on average in about a week. They go for about a third less than their original price. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?secondhand I was helping a customer this morning to setup a failover parallel server. He runs his business app on a Dell...

it is not so much that we can't supply a 36V 10AH rack battery. We have 36V 10AH rack battery in a slightly different casing. We could have taken out the cellpack and put it in the old casing, but as I understand the situation, the old casing got some damaged plastic where the bolts go in. The...

that's why the Russians think it's our guys from Porton Down.

one comment that attracted my attention wis paragraph 11: I spent two years trying to refine one particular compound because of its optically active property ('a chiral pair'). Impurities are very difficult to avoid, even with all the right gears. You can't achieve it without much experience...

I like the concept.

I copied the text here for your convenience: CS-2018-0991(E) distributed 12/04/2018 *CS-2018-0991.E* OPCW Technical Secretariat S/1612/2018 12 April 2018 Original: ENGLISH NOTE BY THE TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT SUMMARY OF THE REPORT ON ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT IN SUPPORT OF A REQUEST FOR TECHNICAL...

Are cruise missiles and high quality explosives any more human than chlorine ammunition? I wish we would stop getting on these high horses. Dropping our bombs on Syrians won't make us morally superior than those who wage wars over there.

I see Assad as the lesser of the two evils.

Hi Ricky, Sorry for the late reply, I was out of the office all day. We work with 6 other scheme providers but not Halfords, they charge 15% for their vouchers. Such a shame. Best wishes Tony

poacher turns gamekeeper comes to mind.

I believe you would be better off with a kit for serviceability - most electrical parts can be bought on the net, including battery and motor wheels.

Tbolt, I would suggest a high torque SWX02 for you and the lighter XF07 for your wife. The parts are easily interchangeable except the motor wheels which take a little longer to swap. Take a look at our hub kits then if you have any questions, just ask. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?hubkits

his command of the English language is of extremely high standard, certainly way better than mine. That says something about Russian education. Alternatively, the email is written by someone who is schooled here.

they are quantum motors, any wattage is simultaneously possible but I guess you know that already. No need to worry about the label.