Archive for February, 2009

Resolved Question: Baby found in carrier bag?

Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
Have you seen this news story? http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20090225/tuk-abandoned-baby-found-in-carrier-bag-dba1618.html That poor baby. I can understand a mother may feel overwhelmed, unable to cope etc., but why would they not find someone to hand it to where they know the child is going to be safe, rather than just abandon it?

Voting Question: why would some one do this?

Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
I have just seen on yahoo news that a baby was found outside a hospital in south london that is new born and was in a Tesco carrier bag why would you do that to the poor little girl to any one who watched law and order uk on monday on itv 1 do you see some similarity there poor little girl.Take a look on yahoo news yeah the baby is alive but isnt there other ways of doing this rather than putting it in a plastic bag in the cold at 4.30am it says the baby was found around that time by kids

Open Question: OMG have you seen this on the news?

Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
Talk about every little helps!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20090225/tuk-abandoned-baby-found-in-carrier-bag-dba1618.html

Resolved Question: Some Tips for you all. (Deserving of a star)?

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
WORRIED that your teeth will be stained after a heavy night drinking red I wine? Drink a bottle of white wine before going to bed, to remove the stains. MOTORISTS: When going through a speed camera, flash your lights twice quickly and watch the driver in front hit his brakes when he thinks he's been caught. GAMBLERS: For a new gambling opportunity, try sending £50 to yourself by Royal Mail. EMPLOYERS: Avoid hiring unlucky people by immediately tossing half the CVs into the bin. MEN: When listening to your favourite CD, simply turn up the sound to the volume you desire - then turn it down three notches. This saves your wife having to do it. DRIVERS: Avoid getting prosecuted for using your phone while driving. Simply pop your mobile inside a large shell and the police will think you are listening to the sea. BANGING two pistachio nut shells together gives the' impression a very small horse' is approaching. DON'T waste money on j expensive iPods. Simply think D of your favourite tune and I hum it. If you want to "switch I tracks", simply think of another song you like and hum that instead. CINEMAGOERS: Have consideration for pirate DVD viewers by using the toilet before the film starts. DRIVERS: If a car breaks down or stalls in front of you, beep your horn and wave your arms frantically. This should help the car start and send them on their way. PREVENT burglars stealing everything in the house by moving everything into your bedroom when you go to bed. In the morning, move it all back again. CAR THIEVES: Don't be discouraged if nothing is on view. The valuables may be hidden in the glove box or under a seat. RAPPERS: Avoid having to say: "Know what I'm sayin'" all the time by actually speaking clearly in the first place. SHOES last twice as long if only worn every other day. SINGLE MEN: Convince people you have a girlfriend by standing outside Topshop with bags of shopping, looking at your watch and occasionally glancing inside. EMPLOYEES: Only use the loo at work. Not only will you save money on toilet paper, but you'll also be getting paid. SCROOGES: Save money at Christmas by returning last year's cards to the sender with the simple inscription "Same to you". MICRA DRIVERS: Attach a lighted sparkler to the roof of your car before starting a long journey. You drive the thing like a sodding dodgem car anywa ANGLERS: Attach a helium balloon to your line and bait the hook with an acorn. Then sit under a tree and "fish" for squirrels. An upturned laundry basket would make an ideal keep-net, but don't forget to throw the squirrels back into the tree at the end of the day. SINGLE MEN: Get a glimpse of married life by taping Woman's Hour on Radio 4, then playing it back at a higher volume than the TV while trying to watch something on Discovery Wings. TIGHT-ARSED blokes: Only date girls called Natalie, Carol, Holly or Eve. Chances are their birthday is around Christmas and you won't have to shell out for a present until then, by which time they will have chucked you. BOIL an egg to perfection without costly egg timers by popping it into boiling water and driving away from your home at exactly 60mph. After three miles, phone your wife to take the egg out the pan. SHOPPERS: Take one grape to the till. It won't register on the low-tech, insensitive scales so you will get it for free. Repeat this procedure 100 times or so and you have yourself a free bunch of grapes. McDONALD'S: Make your brown carrier bags green so they blend in with the countryside after they've been thrown out of car windows. A POST-IT Note stuck beneath the nose is an ideal way to foil lip-readers. AMERICANS: Save valuable time by not pending "God bless America" to your every sentence. TOWN COUNCILS: Reduce litter problems by issuing blind folk with pointy sticks. WHEN visiting a motorway service station for a cup of tea and a slice of cake, make sure you arrange your bank loan or second mortgage before you get to the tills, saving time and embarrassment. CYCLISTS: Avoid getting a sore behind by simply placing a naan bread over your saddle. This will comfort your ride and when you return home, hey presto! A warm snack. HOUSEWIVES: Before attempting to remove stubborn stains from a garment, circle the soiled area with a permanent pen so that when you remove it from the washing machine you can check the stain has gone. SKY TV viewers: Avoid repetitive strain injury by holding down the "prog+" button on your remote control and taping your finger in place. YOUNG mothers: Calm hysterically crying children in the supermarket by firmly slapping their legs and then tugging them along by the wrist. PHILANDERERS: Avoid the embarrassment of shouting out the wrong name in bed by having flings only with girls who have the same name as your wife. FOOTBALLERS: Remember there is plenty of time to get drunk after your playing career has ended. HORSE whisperers: Speak louder. The animals will hear you more clearly, thus speeding

0% currency commission deals are ‘unfair’

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
More than half of travellers look for a 0% commission deal when buying foreign currency Calculator and Currency

Save a third on an 09 number plate

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
Buyers can drive a new car bargain as struggling dealers slash their prices Alex Rowe

Resolved Question: Okay…This is the situation that I find myself in.?

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
I ordered a Marc Jacobs bag online. I used my PayPal account to pay for it and it was sent to my old address instead of being re-routed to my new address. Now when you move you have 12 months to have your mail re-routed to you, and I'm still within my 12 month grace period. The postal worker left my package in the door and the current resident didn't tell her that noone by that name lived there and never gave it back to the postal carrier or the post office. I called and my complainy was sent to the Postal Inspectors Office because they said that it's considered as theft and mail tampering. Now the someone may very well have taken the package out of the door, but in that neighborhood it very unlikely being that almost the entire street is occupied by active and retired law enforment officers. The current resident is my cousins ex-boyfriends mother and I tried to call my cousin to see if she could ask him if there was any way he could get in touch with his mother. Now my cousin changed her cellphone number and I didn't know it until like 2 days ago. I sent her a message on facebook (should have never have done it) and she just bit my head off. I told her that she basically stole my mail and she told me that I didn't have all of the facts and I shouldn't assume anything about anybody and some other stuff that really pissed me off. I've never said or done anything to her to make her be so nasty to me. I called myself giving her the heads up about the situation because if indeed she actually did keep my mail that the Postal Inpsectors Office may press chargers against her. I thought I was being nice, obviously she thinks that I was being a bitter bi@#h about the situation (her words) and that I should just consider it as a lost. I paid good money for that purse and it wasn't cheap, and I feel as though I should exhaust all my resources to get my property back. Am I wrong for feeling so strongly about this? I

IV Bag Barrier Test Requirements and Prospects

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009
Labthink has introduced the PERME-DM2/330 tester with two methods of gas permeation testing as a better option for medical packaging systems and IV bag manufacturers. IV bags need material barrier test The new IV bag has many prominent advantages over traditional glass packages, but IV bags also have disadvantages, such as barrier property, heat stability and transparency, barrier property being the the most important of these. Oxygen is the main factor which causes the deterioration of intravenous fluids. If the oxygen barrier property of an IV bag cannot perform well, it might cause t...

The GoodOnYa Bar Wrapped in Compostable Natureflex Film

Monday, February 23rd, 2009
Innovia Films’ biodegradable and compostable flexible material, NatureFlex™, has been chosen for a new range of organic, mostly raw nutrition bars produced in the USA. Based in San Diego, California, the GoodOnYa concept was founded by former Olympic athlete Kris Fillat. It began first with the GoodOnYa deli, offering an alternative to the everyday breakfast and lunch with an emphasis on locally produced and organic items. The GoodOnYa bar is a natural extension of this philosophy, where every ingredient is carefully chosen for its nutritional value while considering the health of the ...

Resolved Question: how much stuff do you keep in your handbag, i attach a list of my contents, can anyone improve on it?

Sunday, February 22nd, 2009
diary, notebook, pen, address book, keys, cheque book purse and contents, little sewing kit which has needle thread, pins tape measure and scissors in it oh and safetypins, plasters, painkillers,mobile phone, mints, paper hankies, husbands spare nicotine chewing gum in case he runs out, nail kit ie those little nail clippers for if i rip a nail and an emery board, . wadge of receipts, occasionaly a bottle of water, spare carrier bag for shopping, handy wipes for if i take the grandchildren out and thats without looking, i am sure there is more at the bottom