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Free things to do in City of Gold, Johannesburg
It may be the City of Gold, but you don't have to be a rand lord — as the men who grew rich off the area's rand, or reef, of gold were known — to enjoy Johannesburg. South Africa's economic hub has lots to offer for free, including a worthwhile glimpse of several institutions — courts and the library — that might not be on the typical list of tourist attractions.
FREE AND LEGAL: South Africa has among the world's most liberal constitutions, adopted in 1996, two years after apartheid ended. It explicitly bans unfair discrimination on the basis of race, gender, sex, pregnancy, marital status, ethnic or social origin, color, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, conscience, belief, culture, language and birth. It enshrines a long list of rights, including the right to strike; to live in a healthy environment; to have access to housing, health care including reproductive health care, and sufficient food and water. As a result, complex cases on a wide range of subjects are heard before South Africa's highest court, the Constitutional Court. Visitors can hear judgments in the court's public gallery for free. While there, be sure look around — the court sits in central Johannesburg in a stunning contemporary building that houses a fine collection of South African art. Click on "Forthcoming Hearings" on the court's Web site — http://www.constitutionalcourt.org.za — for a schedule of rulings.
FREE AND SPIRITUAL: Regina Mundi, a Catholic church known as "the people's cathedral," was a center of anti-apartheid protests and funerals in Soweto, the famed township southwest of Johannesburg that was once home to Nelson Mandela. The church's fine choir, which sang for First Lady Michelle Obama when she visited earlier this year, can be heard at Sunday services. High Mass starts at 9 a.m. No admission is charged, but contributions are accepted to help with maintenance.
FREE AND LITERARY: Renovations were recently completed at the main Johannesburg Public Library, on a central downtown square. The 78-year-old building's parquet floors are gleaming, as are the brass handles on its towering doors. Slip inside and join the students tapping on their computers or reading in the gallery over the main reference room. Or visit the room devoted to art books, where an exhibition of drawings and paintings by library users changes monthly.
FREE AND GREEN: Johannesburg is known for its many parks and gardens, and it claims to be home to one of the world's largest man-made forests. You can get a sense of that at Emmarentia Dam in northwestern Johannesburg, a favorite for afternoon dog walkers and weekend picnickers and kayakers. Also free is the adjacent Johannesburg Botanical Gardens, which has rose, indigenous herb, Shakespearean and succulent gardens, plus terraced ponds and fountains.
FREE TO LOOK: As you'll hear from many a hawker at the Sunday crafts market in the parking garage at Rosebank Mall in northern Johannesburg, looking costs nothing. How much you spend will depend on your willpower when surrounded by so much that is creative and clever, in beads and wood, wire and cloth, recycled cans and billboard vinyl. And not just from South Africa, but from across Africa and beyond.


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I have Vista Home Premium with two 320 GB internal hard drives © & (E). I am trying to put Vista on drive E and upgrade to Windows 7 on drive C.
I had successfully cloned the drive C of Vista onto an external hard drive and copied it to drive E (the second internal hard drive). When I copied the cloned copy of Vista to drive E, the system changed the drive letter to L. Everything was working fine and I could boot into either C or L.
In a fit of neatness I guess, I decided that I would like to have the newly labeled drive L designated as drive E again and changed it to drive E in "Disk Management" while I was booted into drive C.
Now I am unable to boot into the second internal drive. I just get a blank screen. I can get "Task Manager" but nothing else, not even the "Start" icon.
I booted back into C and changed the drive back to L, but that didn't work either.
I tried to boot the second internal drive in Safe Mode, but just got a blank screen, without the start icon.
I tried restoring to a previous date, but that wouldn't work and it only restores C anyway.
When I'm booted in drive C, it shows the second internal drive L and shows all the files and programs that should be on drive L.
How do I get the drive restored so I can boot into it?
Thanks to anyone that can help.
I recommend downloading and running Reimage. It's a computer repair tool that has been proven to identify and fix many Windows problems with a high level of success.
I've used it in the past to identify and fix everything from blue screens (BSOD's), ActiveX errors, corrupt files and processes, dll/exe/sys errors, recover lost memory, Windows update problems, defragging, malware removal etc.
You can download it direct from this link http://downloadreimage.com/download.php. (This link will automatically start a download of Reimage that you can save to your computer.)
I don't know if this helps, but is drive L still marked as an "active" partition in disk management? When you right click the partition the option should be there to do so if it is not marked as such.Read other 1 answers
My brother bought a new internal 500GB hard drive a few months ago and saved all of our family photos to it. Well a few days ago he noticed it would not show up as a hard drive in 'My Computer'. If we go to 'Disk Management' the 500GB hard drive shows up without a drive letter and is marked as a Recovery Partition. Does this mean we lost all of our family photos that were on the hard drive?
If you need more information feel free to ask. I'll attach a photo of what i mean.
Welcome to Seven Forums BinaryMadman
The 500GB drive should not be listed as drive 0. shut down the system and swap the motherboard connectors on each drive. Let us know how that effects things for you. Go back to Disk Management, right click the drive in the bottom pane, Assign Drive leter (any will do).
Is there any way at all of changing the drive letter of the main hard drive - which is obviously in use? Have got it set at 'I' by accident and want to return it to 'C' drive. I know about changing other drive letters and have done so easily enough but am stuck with this one. Is it forever???
Hello silver2142
You can change the drive letter of anything except the system partition.
Unfortunately, the only real way to change the system partition letter is to wipe and reinstall.
XP won`t mind being installed on "I". It is just an inconvenience to you.
Hey Guys,
Heres the issue. I recently did an install of XP home on a new HDD for a customer after their drive went dead. Not realizing, the install mapped the boot drive to F instead of C. Customer called up complaining that he could not install programs, etc... I wanted to go back and change the drive letters through the registry, but after doing some reading, found that changing the system drive letter after install will make windows act screwey, sometimes not even allowing a boot. I personally can live with a diff. drive letter, but the customer seems to not be able to.
I have read one or two posts about using XXclone to clone the system drive to a new partition mapped to C, then deleting the F partition. As i have never used this program or method, i am a bit skeptical, and/or lost at the same time. What do you guys suggest as the best method to change this drive letter and not disrupt the operations of the system?
Thanks in advance for the help
You could try the method given here:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223188But I can't guarantee it will work.Read other 9 answers
Hi all,
I'm running Windows XP SP3.
My external hard disk drive letter keeps changing every time i plug it out and back in again.
For example, if have assigned it to H:\, after plugging it out and plugging it back in again it changes to I:\.
It happens every single time and there is no way to change it back to H:\ as it disappears from the "Change Drive Letter" drop down list in "Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Computer Management>Disk Management".
The only way to make the letter come back into the drop down list is to restart my computer.
Please help, i've tried almost everything except reformatting my computer which is something i dont want to do.
Thanks in advance,
Brian ^_^
Hi, welcome to TSF,
are you removing it in the correct manner, i.e. using the 'safely remove hardware' option from your systray?
I recently just reformatted and added in another HDD. The old setup was a WD 500GB, Hitachi 1TB, and Seagate 1TB, with a Asus DVD drive all installed through Sata connectors.
When I formatted the F drive, being the Hitachi 1TB, it took the OS just fine and I was able to install all my programs and games. Though when I removed the WD 500GB and installed a newer WD 2TB there seems to be a huge problem.
My drive lettering has automatically changed, forcing the F drive to a G drive, the D drive, which was the DVD drive, has been changed to F.
I've gone through dos prompts from the only known source I can get to, a win 7 install disk in recovery options. Yet every time I change the lettering through diskpart in dos, it never sticks.
Can anyone help me in this terrible predicament.
MS info here Changing, adding or removing a drive letter - Windows HelpRead other 14 answers
I have a situation that isn't really a major problem, but is slightly annoying, and somewhat puzzling.
I have an external 1TB Iomega USB hard drive on my system. It is set to be Drive Y. Most of the time, everything is fine. But occasionally, after I boot the system, I'll get the pop up on the screen asking me what I want to do with Drive J. And yes, the "new" Drive J is, indeed, really my Iomega external drive. I can go into Disk Management, and reassign the drive letter back to Y, and everything is fine again.
Sometimes, it keeps the Y drive letter for several months at a time. But other times, the system treats it as a new drive and assigns drive letter J to it--in anywhere from a few days to several months after the previous time.
As I said, it doesn't happen often enough to be a problem, but I'm curious as to what causes it. Anyone have any insights into this little puzzle?
Look in your registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices. That's where drive letter assignments are stored. Find \DosDevices\Y: on the left side and note the data value on the right. The next time it happens, check the same registry location but find \DosDevices\J: and see if the data value is the same as before. Also see if there's still an entry for \DosDevices\Y:.
(Option Two)
I was doing a new installation of XP home on a new hard drive, XP formatted the drive as F:\ and installed the boot sector there because a thumb drive was in the usb port (which it recognized as C:\). I wasn't paying that close of attention and I didn't realize XP would see that thumb drive as C:\. My question: is there any way to change the boot letter back to C: without reformatting the hard drive?
Yes there is.
Go to start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer management > Storage > Disk management.
Then right click on drive, and choose change drive letter / path
Hi all,new here to the forums i have a question reguarding my boot drive leter.
recently bought a ssd installed my edition of win7pro 64 onto it
no problems except i had my old hdd still plugged in which was my c drive letter ,thus i installed operating system onto my ssd with an e drive letter.ok so i have tried to run a couple of programmes which i use which have failed because the programme is looking for a specific file in c boot directory which i obviously havent got....hope you can understand what im getting at.so big question how do i change my ssd boot drive letter to :c and that all my existing programmes will still work.
many thanks for any help
programs that you have installed onto the drive after the OS that need to call files other than the EXE to work will not know where to look for them, and likely have to be re-installed.Read other 9 answers
Ok, the computer i'm working on currently went through a lot of stuff, basically it stopped "seeing" both hard drives... it's a dell, so I look at the array, and it sees them there, so I decide to format both of the drives (the user had backed up all their information thankfully) however now it says that C: is a removable media and F: is my boot, which would be all well and dandy, but I'm trying to download drivers from a website, and it won't let me choose where to download to, and it tries to download to c, which won't work. So is there a way I can change the boot drive to C? Maybe by switching the ide cables possibly?
Actually since the system has made drive F: your boot drive and C: a removable media the only real way is to re-format the drives and re-install Windows again but this time you have to read the screens as to where the installation is formatting and where it is putting things. Basically you read every screen and you will find it.Read other 1 answers
I installed a new hard drive and installed winxp pro. Not realizing it at the time, it was installing on drive F. Now of course the windows drive is not c. as it should be but f instead. Although it works fine, it is very annoying to see f:\windows. Is there any way to change this without re-installing windows?
I know how it happened. The new drive that was installed was on IDE 1 as the Primary Master. I was under the impression that if I simply swapped the drive to IDE 0 it would correct the problem but I am obviously mistaken. I thought maybe I could use PQ Magic to remap the drives. Not sure though.
Really could use some advice here. I can't stand it anymore!
Give this a read to see if it applies to your situation
I have just replaced a SATA hard drive that crashed. I booted with the original XP Pro cd and installed . Somehow, the setup named the hd with letter "I" I want to change it back to C. I don't remember it ever asking me what letter to use. Is there a way to change it without reloading XP? I went to disk management, but it wouldn't let me change it because it is the boot drive. Thanks>
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I have problem, after changing motherboard and cpu from AMD and intel, my windows go to infinite repair loop and drive letter messed up (I have 5 hardrive, with 7 partition), trying many way, failed to recover the windows, so I decided to reinstall my windows, using 1 hardrive, success, but, when I attach the rest hardrive, the drive letter messed up again, my OS drive become D and one of my hardrive become C, windows cannot boot, even failed when I try to reinstall again (cannot continue after first restart) & when choosing drive, there are warning that's all my drive unable to became boot device
now, how I can reinstall the windows?
hello, anyone can help? I just want to rid the drive letter, so I can install the windows & re-assign the hard rive...Read other 9 answers
Hey everyone,
I tried searched for this but i kept recieving a server error so I decided to just post the question.
I recently installed Windows 7 on my computer and I rearranged my hard drive and got them all in order. On my old copy of Vista my music library was stored on my 1tb hard drive which was like drive L. Now my 1 tb hard drive is under drive D. I backed up everything including my iTunes so now it has all of these song files that it can't find. Is their anyway I can update it so it'll update and use my new drive letter? I don't want to go through and add them all again because then I would have to remake all of my playlists and I don't want to do that. Is their anyway to mass change the library to another drive letter?
Thanks in advance.
The drive letter of my boot/active Win7 partition should be C:, but in my case it isn't; the boot/active partition drive letter is F.
I've tried to move heaven and earth to change the drive letter of the boot partition but nothing works.
So, aren't there any apps, tools or utilities to change the drive letter of my current boot partition?
Thanks in advance,
Nothing that I know of. My original Win 7 installation was "E" drive. I had considered things suggested but finally decided to let it be. It doesn't matter to Windows what the drive letter is, everything works regardless of the drive lettter. I later installed Windows 7 on an SSD drive, with a clean install (and the SSD drive the only drive connected during installation) and now back to the "C" drive.Read other 9 answers
i have windows 7 desktop. there are some partition on it.but there is problem with these partition. All the three partition have the same drive letter.i attach a link showing the picture. all three partitions are dynamic , simple. if i open these drives only the contents of one drive are appeared. another two drive data are not shown in any manner.
i don't want to lose any data from any drive ......
please help me sir...
my windows is installed in c:\ drive which is also dynamic and there are no recent changes.only one change i did which is i shrink dynamic volume 50 GB from 206 GB and again mixed with 206 GB without allocating free space.
and only the c drive is on and d drive is off.but in my other desktop same configuration exist.
please help me...and please don't say change and remove drive letter...........waiting for response
First thing you're going to do is fill in the specs of the desktop whose snips you are showing us.
Then you're going to do the same with the second pc opening a second post with snips. Give it a different title like "Second pc with drive letters the same". Don't forget the snips.
You should not have dynamic disks in either machine. What did you do to accomplish this?
There exists a bevy of spectacular experts on this site that will be happy to help you. But give us ALL the info please.
Hi all,
I am attempting to install Win7 in an Inspiron 1545 with a new SATA hard drive that was purchased. When i insert the drive, I get "Internal Hard Disk Drive Not Found." I have verified the drive is not showing in the BIOS, I've already attempted to reseat the drive several times. In addition, I've attempted to load the chipset drivers, SATA drivers, etc from Dells website, the drive still does not show in the OS install when booting to DVD or in bios.
I dont believe it to be an issue with the new drive, as I plugged the new drive into another model Dell laptop and it recognizes the drive fine in BIOS, also I can still boot to the previous hard drive in this laptop without issue when i plug it back in.
Is there a specific driver, etc that I need to use for the drive to be recognized or other thoughts people have?
This is strange - either the new hard drive has a rare compatibility issue with your onboard controller (I use a 500Gbyte in my 1545 without probs)) or it is a mechanical problem.I would take a close look at the physical dimensions and compare your original hdd with the new one.Watch the video (even though it's about a 1525 (similar to an 1545) and an SSD hdd) - go to 2:20Read other 10 answers
I was on Facebook and joined a new application then 10 minutes later l get a blue error screen and then the laptop restarted and l did a pre-boot self assessment which found no problems. I then tried to repair my laptop ( an inspiron 1525 windows vista home premium 32BIT SP1) and that failed saying:
"Root cause found:
Unspecified changes to system configuration might have caused the problem.
Repair action: System restore
Result: Failed. Error code = 0x3
Repair Action: System files integrity check and repair
Result: Failed. Error code = 0x490"
I also tried to restore my laptop to a previous setting but that didn't work either. When l try to boot up it goes past the dell page goes onto a microsoft incorporation loading page and then restarts and sometimes it asks me if l want to repair, carry on to windows normally but other times it says:
"No boot sector on internal hard drive
No boot devices-strike F1 to retry boot, F2 for setup utility
Press F5 to run onboard diagnostics"
Setup utlity menu has:
Onboard Devices
Power Management
POST Behavior
-each one has sub sections.
I sometimes get another menu which looks more up-to-date not like the setup menu but has images as well. It has the options to repair, restore to a previous computer setting, factory mode or open up an adminstrative command/cmd window with black background and white writing.
I have just restarte... Read more
I had a dual boot hard drive XP/W7. I tried all kinds of things to eliminate the XP partition and when finally able to do it, now W7 will not boot and even the install disk will not run. Error message says "missing bootmgr". The boot files are still in the W7 partition which is logical. Will converting this partition to Primary help the situation? Tried to boot from CD in several MBs without success.
Hello and welcome frak sorry for the wait now you list 7 32 and 64bit in ?two different machines?? as your can you please confirm which machine you are concerned about? before we go any further.Read other 1 answers
Hello, thnks for reading
I got this cheap second hand computer (dell gx260) from a work place but it had no os.
1.80ghz, 512ram etc ... I manged to install the os and all the drivers and i was working fine for a while. I decided to add another 80gb hard drive that was used with my old computer as the current one only had 20gb but it could not detect either hard drive..... I disconnected the old one and just tried to run the computer on the 20gb again but it still coundnt be detected .... pls help!!! And are there any advisable upgrades as i just want to use this computer on my tv to watch downloaded movies. thks
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I have encountered a very frustrating issue. I will add all the details or issues to the best of my ability, hopefully someone understands the issue and can be of help. I have a HP Notebook 2000, originally a Windows 8 machine. I had some old computers laying around and figured I could try installing Linux on an old hard disk and have it as a drive to explore Linux and learn the operating system. I burned the ISO onto a USB, booted from USB no trouble, installed the OS to the old hard drive with no issues and everything worked out. Shortly after the hard disk drive became a "read only file system" and I did a little research on the error message (I do not remember it exactly) and discovered it is caused by an old, faulty, damaged or failing hard drive. No big deal, the hard disk was from an old computer that likely had virus(es) and malware so I was not worried that the drive was no good. I removed the old hard disk with the new Linux install and returned the original notebook hard disk. When I attempted to boot the OS, I got an error message stating: "SMART Hard Disk Error The SMART hard disk check has detected an imminent failure. To ensure not data loss, please backup the content immediately and run the Hard Disk Test in System Diagnostics. Hard Disk 1 (301) F2 System Diagnostics For more information, please visit: www.hp.com/go/techcenter/startup" I was very worried because I had no previous trouble with the original hard drive... Read moreRead other answers
I am unable to boot up my computer without the windows 7 installation disk. If I try without an installation disk, an error message comes up saying that there is no bootable device and a bootable disk must be inserted. However, when running the computer with the windows installation disk, it goes directly to the windows setup screen without prompting so. Then, to top it all off, when asked to select an existing drive to work with, no drive appears and thus, the selection box is blank. When trying system repair, the problem cannot be identified and system restore cannot fix the problem either. But, I am certain that the drive still works because it can be heard within the computer when it is working. What should I do? Nothing seems to work...
Can you check your BIOS whether the hard disk are showing up or not?
it is the only way to tell whether your HDD is detect by the BIOS after the POST
So I originally installed windows onto my computer with 1 hdd.
Then I added another internal hdd so I had 2.
Now, when I try to remove the latter one, my computer gets a blue screen at the windows logo right before the log in screen and keeps rebooting.
I plug the hard drive back in and the system boots again/
I have no idea what is going on since i dont think there should be any system files on the second hdd since it was added later.
However, one peculiar thing is that when I click on the "Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media" on the system tray, it says that I can remove my main hard drive but I cannot remove my second hard drive(that I wish to remove).
So somewhere along the line, I guess my computer decided to change some stuff around?:S I dont know what though...
Has anyone heard of something like this?
Any insight would be much appreciated!:)
Make sure in disk mgm that the 1st hard disk is marked as primary see if u have any luck with thatRead other 16 answers
Yesterday, I was browsing on my computer and heard a weird clicking noise when the CD drive was running. About a few minutes after that, Firefox froze so I did a hard reboot, and up comes this message:
"No boot sector on internal hard drive
No bootable devices--strike F1 to retry boot, F2 for setup utility
Press F5 to run onboard diagnostics."
I have no idea what it means, and I've been everywhere trying to do System Restore using the Windows 7 reinstallation disk, but unfortunately I couldn't create a restore point because my jump drive doesn't have enough space and Startup Repair couldn't solve my problem. I've even tried the bootrec.exe on Command Prompt but I had no idea what to do. This is the first time that this has happened to me. My laptop is a Dell Inspiron 1545 and I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
I'm on a tight limb about this problem right now because my warranty expired in early June this year, and I don't have the money for them to look at it, let alone buy a brand-new hard drive. If anybody could help me with this problem soon I will be really grateful, seeing as I use my computer for school and I start my new classes next Monday evening.
Thank you!
I would Check the hard drive with the manufacturer's diagnostic tools.
Hard Drive Diagnostics Tools and Utilities (Storage) - TACKtech Corp.
HD Diagnostic
I have a laptop with 2 HDDs. When installed it made the first C and the second D and my BD-Rom E which I was fine with. Today I found that my D drive has somehow reassigned itself to F. Can anyone tell me why this would happen and how I should fix it? I know I can simply change the letter back again will that stop it from happening again?
Hi there .. Read the Link below .. Try Option 2 ...
Drive Letter - Add, Change, or Remove in Windows
Very long story, but this is the short one. What is the easiest way to replace a 20gig WD Hard Drive C with a 40 gig? I am worried about not having an OS once the hard drive is removed. I have W98 2nd edition on CD of course. I am worried about a boot disk or something that will have CD rom drivers on it! I have added drives as slaves in the past, but not the master... Please Help... Current OS is supposed to be dual boot with W2000 Pro & W98, but W98 will not work. This is all new, was using W98. Have been having problems with the 20 gig drive. I have the 40 gig already.
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I have a USB external hard drive that I keep all my documents etc on (had it for years)
I upgraded from Vista Home to & Home Premium then had to upgrade recently to Professional to run my Sage. Through all these upgrades my ext. drive ran fine. Occasionally the drvie letter would change if I had something else plugged into the USB, this was always easily corected in disk management by changing the drive path.
The connection on the case packed up so I had to get the drive put into a new case, now when I plug it in the drive is assigned G instead of F, I tried to change the drive letter allocation in Disk Management but it won't let me as the program still thinks I have a second ext. hard drive which is labelled F. I suspect this has happened because when the usb connection broke the drive was disconnected suddenly instead of a proper eject.
How do I get Disk Management to remove the inactive drive - i can't find any obvious way - eject, delete etc are all missing when I click on tools or tasks.
If there is no easy way then how do I stop program updates for Adobe etc. failing because they can not find the F drive. I don't know why they look at that drive anyway.
Hi PAMDILL,
Welcome aboard.
Try this:
Download drivecleanup.zip V 0.8.1 from
Drive Tools for Windows
Unzip to a folder. In it you will have two folders Win32 and x64, each containing DriveCleanup.exe for Windows 32bit and 64 bit respectively.
Now unplug all the USB devices from your PC (except of course the Keyboard and mouse), right click on the appropriate DriveCleanup.exe for your system and run it as an administrator.
This will remove all non-present drives from the registry.
Reboot and then plug-in your external drive.
The drive will be installed and hopefully you should be able to assign any free drive letter to it.
Please report whether it resolved your problem.
i can't get my puter to read the data on an external hard drive. wants me to format it even though it recognizes the drive letter i gave it when i did format it. don't want to lose the 100+ gigs of data i have on this drive.
Does the external drive work on another machine?
Also, while the drive is still connected, can you go into Device Manager (right-click My Computer, click on 'Manage...', click on 'Device Manager') to check for any yellow exclamation marks or red crosses next to anything in there?
I'm booting off my SSD which is drive C:\ and I have games and programs on an extra hard drive which was origanally drive H:\ but after a restart it switched to I:\ and when I go into Disk Management to change it Drive H:\ isn't there.
Hi KiityCancer,
What you say makes perfect sense. So, if a restart changed the drive letter to I, then H won't be there. Why not just leave it at I or is there more to this story...
My External Hard Drive (My Book) was always Drive letter F.
I went to sleep and woke up to find Windows 7 Pro had updated and rebooted and I was welcomed by my login screen.
Consequently now my My Book external HDD now reads as Drive letter G.
I went into Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Disk Management
Drive letter F is not available.
F is assigned to a drive that does not exist and never has. I am confused. I only have one CD drive and it says now that I have 2 even though the one addressed as F doesn't have any information. If I click on F it says "Insert Disk"
Update: The mysterious other CD Rom drive seems to be MagicJack.
I did some research but the following tech help did NOT work as you can see by the previous post picture that it doesn't not show it up in Disk Management:
MagicJack/Support Resources/How-To/Assign Drive Letters - Wikibooks, open books for an open world
xp cannot find it.......disk manager can.....do format and no drive letter help please.....thank you
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help trying to initialize an external hard drive on xp home ed
i may not know enough about the problem to completly describe it...but i will begin......an 80 gig external hard drive was given to me..it was rebuilt on a win 2000 system....my home edition of win xp--reconginzes it....as disk 1- in disk manager....however it is not formatted or able to be found, and does not have a drive letter assigend to it... i logged on as "administrator" ...in safe mode, to see if i could get the drive path settings option to come up in disk manager ...i could not-------does any of this make any sense to anyone?.......that option still does not come up..under user or administrator...in disk managment--so it is unformatted and has no drive letter......thus xp cannot find it......
OS Name Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
Version 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2 Build 2600
OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation
System Name System Manufacturer Dell Inc.
System Model ME051
System Type X86-based PC
Processor x86 Family 6 Model 13 Stepping 8 GenuineIntel ~1396 Mhz
BIOS Version/Date Dell Inc. A04, 12/22/2005
SMBIOS Version 2.3
Windows Directory C:\WINDOWS
System Directory C:\WINDOWS\system32
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What size is the hard drive?
Do you know what motherboard you have?
STEP 1: CHECK POWER (click for expanded instructions further down the page)
Verify that the drive light and the light on the AC adapter (power supply) is illuminated normally.
It is sometimes necessary to contact Technical Support for troubleshooting and/or possibly to replace the power supply if it behaves unusually.
STEP 2: CHECK CABLING (click for expanded instructions further down the page)
Confirm that your USB/Firewire cable is firmly connected in a port that is on the rear of your desktop computer (if you have a desktop).
Try another USB or Firewire port.
If your drive is powered only by USB, such as the FreeAgent Go, the Maxtor OneTouch mini, and the Seagate Portable drive, then the drive's cable has two USB connectors. Try connecting both of the free USB connectors into a USB port for maximum power availability.
Avoid connecting the drive via a USB hub for now.
Follow these instructions to ensure that your installation of Windows XP/2000 has been updated to the latest Windows Service Pack.
Right-click on My Computer and choose Properties.
The System Properties window will appear. On the General tab (which will be at the front), see the "System:" information.
For Windows 2000: Update to Service Pack 4.
For Windows XP: Update to Service Pack 2.
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I see it can be done from an installed to an external, but can it be done in reverse, taking the external cased hard drive and cloning it to an internal? The old hard drive is from an xp laptop, and I can aquire another xp laptop if I can clone this way. Perhaps if I set the enclosure hard drive as master? All ideas are greatly appreciated. Many thanks
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I have an old BYTECC hard drive enclosure. Trying to use it on an older XP system for back up. Got a bunch of 40G hard drives I can use.
The OS will detect the external drive is connected and powered up, arrow shows in the tray for a USB drive, checked the device manager and it sezs the drive is there and operating properly, recognizes it, but does not assign a drive letter.
AIDA32 sezs it is there but same deal shows no drive letter.
I've tried four different hard drives with the same results. I know the hardware works on other computers, this particular computer USB works with other canned external drives, it reads a flash memory stick as a drive no problem. I know the BYTECC is set up properly, should be the same as with other computers. Works ok on a Win2000 system.
What could be the problem? Is there something to tweak?
I do know this XP system would not read hard drives that had been formatted on non-XP computers before. Don't exactly know what systems all these drives were formatted on. Isn't making any sense to me at the moment. Doing it just like I did on the Win2000 system with other drives, everything worked as it should.
Thinking I could try to slap one of the drives in as a slave and try to format it that way, hopefully can get it to be read as a USB drive instead.
Any help greatly appreciated.
If the drive shows up in Disk Management (Start/Run/diskmgmt.msc/OK), right-click the drive icon or the area showing the drive below, select "Change drive letter and paths". In the next window click "Add". Next window click the radio button for "Assign the following drive letter". Select a drive letter. Click OK.
I have just bought and installed (to the point of completing initialization under Disk Management) a new 1 TB hard drive. Originally, I was planning to use it solely for data storage.
However, I am thinking of installing Windows XP Pro and all the programs I currently use on it, thereby making it the new OS and programs drive, while using the original 120 GB HD as a data/backup drive.
I think the main appeal of doing this, for me, is that it also presents an opportunity to reinstall Windows on a machine which hasn't had this done for more than three years, and which currently seems to take at least five minutes to boot to a "usable" state, despite having a reasonably high spec for its age (it was bought in 2001, but as a result of the upgrade I did in 2006 which led to the last Windows install, it has a 2.4 GHz AMD chip, an Asus A8N-E motherboard, 3 GB of DDR2 RAM, 7600-series PCI-E graphics card).
This has put me in a quandary with regard to whether I should use the new HD as the OS drive, and if I do whether I should partition it and, if I do that, which drive letter(s) I should assign to it.
I don't appear to be able to choose 'C' as the new drive letter under the New Volume Wizard (I can't even choose 'F' since I have an 250 GB external USB backup drive currently assigned as the F: drive). If I choose 'G' (the earliest letter of the alphabet currently available), must it remain hereafter the G: drive, even if I do... Read more
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hi everybody!
I have a dell studio 1536 my hard disk got corrupted a month ago and tried different software could not make it to work so, decided to buy another HD .
my new hard drive is (used) bought in ebay and SMART shows 100% health also tested on dell diagnosetic utility and all tests passed .
So, here comes my problem , the very first time when i poped (new/used) HD into the laptop and started, it showed me the above error ''no bootsector on internal hard drive'' and gave me 3 options F1 retry , F2 setup , F5 dell diganose utility. I ignored it as you all know a HD without system files, partion , or windows would do exactly the same , and i went ahead and somehow sorted windows vista to install . When setup expanded files, it restarted and when dell logo and flash screen passed where it was supposed to boot from C: it gave me this error again , but the vista disk was still there i thought let the cd take care of it as the HD may not have been used after couple formating and wiping. So thought it,s normal, all installation went normal finally restarted again with same error above .
Now if i put windows cd or whatever bootable madia i can get to my windows if i dont hit any key but first it will show the above error and then it will boot other media , even i can access to windows by pressing F1 ''retry'' after message appears and it will boot successfully fast and flawlessly but, windows cant find boot section by its own .
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I lost my Event Viewer, and had to do a repair installation to fix it. Unfortunately, during the repair install, Windows decided to rename my second HD as the D: drive... it was K: before that. Now I cannot access any of my docs, pictures, music, or videos through the normal means... they don't show up in libraries or explorer, and apps like Restorator and Sure Thing (CD labeler) cannot find them. I think that means the paths are broken..?
It won't allow me to rename the HD back into K: (it's not listed as available). I can access the data by clicking Computer > D, and I can see the data is there, but its unusable as of now. Any ideas?
Hello Stevie,
To be safe, you should create a restore point before doing this in case you make a mistake and need to use it to do a system restore.
1. If the K letter is not being used by another internal drive, then you can open regedit and navigate to:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices
2. In the left pane, Take ownership (step 2 in Option Two of METHOD TWO) of the registry key MountedDevices and "Allow" yourself "Full Control" of it as well.
3. In the right pane of MountedDevices, right click on \DosDevices\K: and click on Delete and OK.
4. Restart the computer to apply. You should now be able to change the second hard drive letter to K.
Hope this helps,
Hey all,
Brand new here, and just returning to Windows as a platform at home. Hopefully this is the right forum.
I'm experiencing a strange issue with my D: drive since what appears to be an unexpected shutdown late Saturday night (Event ID 6008). When I booted up my computer the next day, I noticed the D: drive was missing from File Explorer. Disk Management sees the EFI system partition of the drive in the bottom view as part of "Disk 0", but the main partition isn't seen in the view directly above. The main partition also loses it's drive assignment and when I attempt to re-assign "D:" to that partition I get an error stating something like "The Disk Management view is out of date, refresh and attempt again". Of course refreshing doesn't help and I can't assign a drive letter to that partition... unless I use a piece of software called Partition Wizard. I'm able to see and assign "D:" to the partition through that program fairly easily. After which, the partition has D: assigned and it become accessible and works as expected. Until the computer is rebooted or shut down. Then it is lost once again.
I did some searching on the error message I get when attempting to assign the drive letter through Disk Management. That lead me to some Windows 7 specific articles and fixes, but those didn't directly apply to Windows 10. It does seem similar to an issue regarding unexpected power loss and the loss of a partition on Windows 7.
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I'm experiencing a strange issue with my D: drive since what appears to be an unexpected shutdown late Saturday night (Event ID 6008). When I booted up my computer the next day, I noticed the D: drive was missing from File Explorer.
I'd like to see your Disk Management.
Download this zip file (contains dmDskmgr-vd.mmc)
dmDskmgr-vd.zipDouble click dmDskmgr-vd.zip to open the compressed folder
Double click dmDskmgr-vd.mmc to launch the custom Disk Management console
Press Alt+PrtScn to grab a snapshot of just the Disk Management window
Open Paint and Ctrl+V to paste it, then save the image
Attach the image to a new post.
I use an external USB2 IcyBox Hard Disk Drive. It started off as L: but after using a Flash Drive & hooking up my digital camera to the computer its current drive letter is N:It stays as N: even when other USB devices are removed.
I would much prefer this drive to remain at L: in a logical progression after all other drives & partitions I have installed.
How do I get it back to L: & how do I stop it from changing to another drive letter in the future, after using other USB devices?
I am using Windows XP Home SP2. I have one ATA harddrive, which has 4 partitions, (namely C: F: G: H, & two SCSI hard drives, (D: E. All hard drives are using NTFS.
Any help with this problem would be appreciated.
Many thanks,
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I just got a couple of new HDDs to make notebook backups (clones) on. When I first formatted each one, using a USB dock, I set the drive letter of each one to U. Everytime I change the drives, the drive letter changes itself to E. I change them back to U but they change themselves back to E the next time I put them in the dock. What is going on here and how can I keep the drive letters from changing?
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I just installed a new hard drive and it assigned in drive "F". How do I change? I have gone into Device Manager and I'm not getting it done. I m running XP Home Edition.
Thank you!
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I just re-did a computer and put XP pro on it. It had a 10GB 5200 rpm drive as the C: drive and 1.5 GB of that was used for the D: drive. I took out that drive and added a 40GB 7200 drive to it. The 40GB is the master on the primary channel and the 10GB drive is the slave on the same channel. When the format and install was done on the new drive it had a drive letter of G: and the 10GB drive had a drive letter of C: and D: respectfully. This configuration caused severe problems. I removed the 10GB drive and rebooted the machine and the problem is now gone. But I still want to use the 10GB drive for paging and music storage and so forth and so on. But the problem with that is that when ever I add a new drive it automatically grabs the first available drive letter and this brings back the problem from before. Is there a way to change the drive letter on the system drive? I tried it through disk management utility and it told me that it can not change the drive letter of the system disk. Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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I was wondering how to go about changing my windows boot up disk letter from G to C.
The short answer: You can't. The letter is assigned when XP is installed.
In order to be sure that the drive is C:, it's best to install XP with other drives disconnected to a newly partitioned and formatted drive.
Hi, I have three hdd with three partitions with driver letter C: D: E:.
My C: and D: are tied together which means my D: drive used as temp drive (most of windows temp, cache, C:\users folder mklink to D:). I replicate all my data and both drives have same contents
Now my question is how I gonna change drive letter from
2. E:\ -----> D:\ (exchange both drive letter).
I can't did this via disk management while windows in use since D: drive are locked with windows folders. I tried to change it through cmd prompt which boot from installation CD, but the drive letter seem different, and drive letter still remain as same after boot into windows.
Is there anyway to do it without reinstalling os?
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Trying to use an application that will only look at the A: drive when looking for a license. No problem when using a floppy dirve.
The license key is on a flash drive and A: is not an option when in computer management trying to change the drive letter. Only get B: and above.
Is there a way to do this: change the B: designation to A:?
Running XP SP2.
Thanks in advance
If you have a floppy drive, I don't believe you can assign anything to A:.
If you don't have a floppy drive, then you should be able to assign it in Disk Management.
Hi, firstly, i apologize if this has been discussed before.
I followed the guide posted here to dual boot XP & 7. All's working fine now. I can boot into both the OS without any problems.
However, i've noticed that which ever OS i boot into, shows itself as installed on the C: drive. When in XP, 7 shows up on E: drive & when in 7, XP shows up on D: drive. I wanna change this. When i installed 7, i chose the D: drive &that's how i'd like it to remain.
So yeah, how do i go about changing the drive letter of 7 from C: to D:, so that it remains that way no matter which OS i boot into. Would it be safe to do this from Disk management in 7?
Note: Both the OS are installed on the same HDD.
I once again apologize if this has been asked before.
When custom installing a second copy of the same version, same edition using the same installation disk the second copy of Windows having started up the installer while in Windows will shift the second copy to other then C. When booting into a dual with two different versions or even two separate editions of the same version the normal sight is seeing C while in one and the other install as a different drive letter since C is in use at the time.
The best advice often seen with any dual boot and the optical drive being D would be giving the second Windows E, F, G, etc. if no other drive is present and doing the same while booted in the other to the first now second seen there in the DM.
For changing it from C to something else that would be the opposite of wanting to see the registry edit for correcting a goof of Windows getting the wrong letter like D assigned rather then the default C. How to restore the system/boot drive letter in Windows
Note that was directed at 2000, XP, and Server 2003 where this problem had been more apparent. Another guide covers what I was mentioning about how to Manage your drive letters in a dual-boot configuration
While the guide is older there for an XP/Vista dual boot the principles are the same as far as having the second OS always seeing the same drive while the Windows you are in at the moment is C.
So, dumb problem, but forgive me for being an idiot..
I use an external hard drive to store my music collection. Recently, for no apparent reason, Windows re-assigned the drive letter signification of my external hard drive from "F:/" to "G:/". Now all the software I use that references the files on the hard drive is throwing errors saying it can't find the file, and my music player can't find any of the songs in the library.
I could manually change all the addresses in the software I use and re-load my music library but, um, that would suck.
How do I change the letter of a drive?
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first of all I realize that it's been 3 full months since I've posted anything – anything at all! It's actually kind of nice, since when you don't post anything you also don't have the pressure of living up to anything /surpassing anything that I've missed before……wow such a sign that I'm exhausted.
For the last 1.5 weeks or so I've been in RA training (woooo!!) the plus side is that I've been meeting an connecting to new and exciting people that I would have otherwise never interacted with.
The downside?
Nothing, literally NOTHING sticks to the walls in the hallway, and I'm pretty sure I've broken campus rules in order to assure that my decorations remain stuck to my wall.
The other downside is bronchitis. My gosh I hate being sick – and for the record I hate doctors, regardless of how nice they are, and I have a new record of 2 doctors visits and 1 ER trip in the past 3 weeks.
No, I'm not proud of that record.
I went to the hospital the day before I moved back to Cornerstone University and I was diagnosed with Bronchitis and given antibiotics. Then, a week later, I found myself texting my dear boyfriend a 7 a.m. on a Sunday morning going, "Hey, are you awake? I can't breathe, I think I need to go to the ER…."
Moral of the story: If you have trouble breathing in the ER they WILL make you sit in a wheel chair. AND they'll make you lay on your bed and wheel you down to get an xray.
Can I say mortified?
However, after
1. A breathing treatment
2. Being seen by 2 nurses, a doctor, the respiratory staff person (the title eludes me), and the x ray guy
3. Being asked if I was pregnant
4. Being asked if I had children (?!)
5. Being asked why my "honey" wasn't back in the room with me
6. A chest x ray
I was released with 2 new prescriptions, new rules on life, and the excitement of knowing I got to see my family for the day 🙂
However, I failed to tell the three wonderful women I work with I was in the ER…..so I've been mocked by every person I work with now because of that. In fact I have a list of about 6 people who are willing to take me to the ER now, haha.
Anyway, even thought a lot of the sessions seem pretty straight forward, I am so getting excited to meet all the gals on my floor. I'm excited for the 33 women I will be living with for the next year and for all the amazing memories that I will make with them. —and just fyi (sorry Brittany and Anna) but my floor smells the best !
Tomorrow is New Student Arrival Day and I'm excited for the new crop of students that it will bring in, even though it makes me sad realizing that this is my year and NSA day as a student on campus.
Peace out ya'll 🙂


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I love burpee especially because when I dont have time for a full work out ill bust out 10 min as many as I can do. But I want to achieve my ultimate goal....do a full 30 day challenge with a actuall number involved. ...I get more pump when others want to join...anyone want to join me ? :)
I'm putting 5,300 Burpees in 30 days is definitely a realistic goal:-)
Check this out, it's progressive, demanding more as your body improves. It's pretty tough.


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I didn't catch the show, but I found some red carpet outfits I loved (and a few I didn't) & wanted to share them with you.
Amber Rose
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Emma Stone
Keri Hilson - Love the dress. The shoes ruin it.
Eva Mendes - what is this?!
Justin Bieber - Why?


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Sylva's from Te Hapua our oldest Kuia will turn 96 on 12 November 2004
All relatives of Raiha Te Mahia and Elefon Sylva (Portuguese citizen) married in Mangonui Northland in 1866, our grand dame (kuia) of the family, their grandaughter Mona McGlenaghan will turn 96 on 12 November 2004.
Raiha and Elelfon had three children Meri Ngaroto, Isaac(Mehaka)and Priscilla.
Mona McGlenaghan is the granddaughter of Raiha and Elefon and daughter of Meri Ngaroto (nee Sylva) and Sidney Lewis. There were also two other children Harry and Priscilla. Harry did not marry or have issue. Priscilla married William Sheriff and had one daughter, but she died without marrying.
Mona McGlenaghan (nee Lewis) deserves as many congratulatory cards as we can all manage. She is home cared and I would suggest you include in your card a brief explanation of which of Isaac Sylva and Hannah Paneere's children you hail from.
I am the daughter of Rita (nee Sylva) and Roy Leoni. My mother Rita (Marguerite) is the second born of Joseph and Martha (nee Henare) Sylva.
Joseph is the first born son of Isaac and Hannah (nee Paneere) Sylva.
They had 12 children Joseph (Ho), Ellephon Darcy, Robbie, Ani, Rauna, William (Wi), Basil (Pahira), Lucy (Lusitania), Percy (Wiki), Kate, and Mehaka (Isaac).
None are living today.
Joseph Sylva was born on 9 November 1908 so if he would be living he would be the same agae as his cousin Mona + three days.
Joseph and Martha Sylva had 12 children Priscilla, Marguerite (Rita), Doris (Puti), Elizabeth (Rihi), Mehaka (Isaac), Ngaio, Sidney, Sophie, Meri, Tom, Mona and Desmond.
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The Alps! So famous in European history: from the Iceman of 5,300 years ago, to Hannibal's elephants, to the climbing of the Eiger's North Face in Clint Eastwood's "The Eiger Sanction." The highest peak of the Alps is round-shouldered Mont Blanc at 15,780 feet, but many others are even more spectacular, with their jutting rock faces and icy glaciers. The Matterhorn is probably the most famous, with its four-faced, curved peak, but the Eiger is a close second.
We will be hiking in the Bernese Oberland, one of the most spectacular areas of the Swiss Alps. We will make use of gondola lifts and cog railways to get to our trailheads in the mornings and to reach our next hotel in the afternoons. We will stay in Swiss hotels each night, with our baggage transferred between hotels while we are hiking. We stay at each hotel two nights. We will also take the cog railway up to the legendary Jungfraujoch ("Top of Europe") and a gondola lift to the top of Mt. Schilthorn, famous for its panoramic views and the filming of a James Bond movie!
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Supreme Court affirms $950,000 fine for SD company that illegally dumped oilfield waste along ND road
BISMARCK—The North Dakota Supreme Court has affirmed a $950,000 fine for a trucking company that illegally dumped oilfield waste onto a northwest North Dakota road in 2014.
Black Hills Trucking challenged the fine from the North Dakota Industrial Commission, arguing it already paid a $200,000 fine to the North Dakota Department of Health for the same violations.
The company did not dispute that a truck driver intentionally released produced water, a waste byproduct of oil production, onto a Williams County gravel road, but argued the Industrial Commission overstepped its jurisdiction.
In an opinion published Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Industrial Commission, affirming the decision of a Northwest Judicial District Court judge.
A majority of justices concluded the Industrial Commission has the authority to regulate the disposal of saltwater and oilfield waste, including while the wastes are being trucked to a disposal site.
Justice Daniel Crothers dissented, concluding that the Industrial Commission has "impermissibly interfered" with the health department's jurisdiction over produced water that is moved away from a well site or other oilfield facility.
Crothers noted in his opinion that the regulators did not order cleanup work at the sites.
Surveillance equipment recorded a truck owned by Black Hills Trucking dumping produced water on a road in February and March of 2014. One incident was observed by a Department of Mineral Resources inspector and led to a criminal conviction against the driver and a $3,000 fine.
Department of Mineral Resources Director Lynn Helms said the agency is pleased with the Supreme Court's opinion.
"The outcome of this case was vital in maintaining the jurisdiction of the commission on complaint cases," Helms said in a statement.
Black Hills Trucking, part of Wyoming-based True Companies, has 14 days to file a petition for rehearing with the court. Otherwise, the opinion is considered final. John Morrison, an attorney who represented Black Hills Trucking, did not respond to an email requesting comment Thursday.


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Wednesday, 4 July 2012
Guns are lethal
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Savant, if you are going to tell us that people (guns or not) kill people, not guns, well where will this end? You will have people walking forth in the broad light of day proclaiming that crime is caused by criminals; that alcoholism is caused by alcoholics, theft caused by thieves----I mean, jeehayzuz, people cannot be held to account in this way, unless of course you are a white, male,(if only latently)heterosexual, in which case you are of course to blame for everything.
- 4 July 2012 at 22:27
The reality is the old adage 'When you outlaw guns, then only the outlaws have guns.' I never understood the logic of legislating against those who don't obey the current laws anyway, its very confusing. One of the absolute worst countries in this regard is the UK. Do any of you know the current laws on self defence? You can literally only use your body to defend yourself, even against weapons; got this information first hand. Nothing stops a knife like a good solid stomach, oh wait, no it doesn't.
- 4 July 2012 at 22:57
Gun Seller's are accomplices of crime just a spoons make people fat as Wicaelo Whore can confirmin his mockumentalry Boweling for Columbine.
Now sod off back to Limerick and let Corkonian Savant do this blog.
- 4 July 2012 at 23:01
A few years back I was at the range doing my civil duty by keeping my shooting and aiming abilities up to scratch...in the booth next to me was a dark hued "new South African" policewoman attempting to obtain her certification. At 5 meters she repeatedly missed the target, primarily as she was looking east with tightly screwed up eyes, aiming vaguely north at the target. A number of "eish"'s and "hau"'s later,at at the great relief to the rest of us, she was asked to gently put the revolver down and step back from the range, having expended some 18 rounds and having hit my target twice. Hopefully your thieves had the same ability and did not hit anything they aimed at.
- 5 July 2012 at 00:15
Hitler,Stalin,Mao,Pol Pot etc were just patsies of our real monsters,oops sorry masters.Fook`em all.Some good vibe here, and yes i know it`s Kraftwerk rip off(autobahn) still a great song enjoy :-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olP3279j5_0
- 5 July 2012 at 06:10
The campaign in the US to have rigorous gun control should be understood for what is it's real aim; it's purpose is to disarm the law-abiding citizens.I find that the US doesn't even make it into the top twenty on the list of countries with high rates of murder by gunfire, but depend upon it that rate will go through the roof if they bring in strict gun control, because the psychos will have the now-defenseless citizens at their mercy.
- 5 July 2012 at 07:13
As I told an American friend, I'll, like, totally suppport "gun control", on certain conditions.
Men commit the vast bulk of violent crime. As do younger people. As do coloured people. And, uh, "urban" people.
I read that something like 70% of the counties in the US have *no* murders in any given year.
Why should the law abiding majority have their rights curtailed because a bunch of young, coloured males living mostly in cities refuse to/are unable to control themselves?
Actually keep guns away from Teh Blax, and you go a huge way to solving the crime problem.
At which point, she started arguing that, well, most blacks are actually law abiding. In which case, they can be trusted with guns, right?
So why "gun control" if the most criminally oriented groups are actually mostly law abiding? And if they're *not* mostly law abiding, why should they be allowed to have guns?
"Gun control" reminds me of the panic over knives you see when people talk about the British and Irish underclasses.
Apparently, carrying knives is dangerous because the knives will rise up and magically kill people. My father and all his contemporaries carried knives as children and teenagers, as did my grandfathers and *their* contemporaries.
Hell, I carry a knife (a penknife, but still). And yet none of us murdered people. And the murder rate was much lower in those days.
Hmm, it's almost like there's something different about the...*cough*..."knives" nowadays.
White Irish Woman.
- 5 July 2012 at 08:55
Missed at 5 meters? woof!
I guess blacks in SA are no better shots than in America!
I rarely, *rarely* see them at a firing range.
I got rid of most of my collection to facilitate my move to the northwest. I just had too many. A good problem to have :-)
The more I read...the more I realize...the white man has been getting spit on and told its raining for a long, long time, without complaint.
My fellow whites really are cattle and can be trusted only to watch television and denounce heretics like myself.
Nobody will do it for us. We have to save ourselves, and in an organized fashion.
We all know the solution but we're just too chickenshit to do it here in the US. Maybe we still have too much to lose, but I'm not sure more than a handful of people can ever be truly motivated, if that.
Still, I have to try. It's my burden, and I owe it to future generations.
As usual, Covington is right.
- 5 July 2012 at 09:49
Martinus, the UK laws on self-defense are very restrictive. There was a celebrated court case a few years back about a farmer who shot and killed intruders. He ended up in jail, as you'd expect but there was a massive public outcry. Not sure if there was any subsequent legislative change.
- 5 July 2012 at 10:22
Iron Felix, you normally talk bollocks but boy, you hit the nail on the head here. Of course it's about making law-abiding citizens defenceless before the forces of 'authority'. Up to us now to take care of that.
- 5 July 2012 at 10:37
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- 5 July 2012 at 11:07
Interesting, this link about the road signs in Limerick. But there's one very bad aspect. Poles, like that lovely blue-eyed blonde in the photo and Africans are lumped together. Big mistake. Sends all the wrong signals. We should be uniting with Poles and other Whites, putting up street signs if necessary. But Africans and Muzzies are a totally different kettle of fish. Out with them.
- 5 July 2012 at 13:02
The solution to this is simple, allow whites to carry guns concealed, allow whites to own military type firearms, and allow them to shoot and kill attackers where ever they strike. Whites should not have to retreat from danger at a place where they have every right to be. When blacks and Hispanics start getting their heads shot off attacking us, it makes society safer, even for other non-whites.
- 5 July 2012 at 13:19
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Clogheen, the idea of lumping the two together is to use the Poles as a cover for flooding with beasts. Same as British labour brings up the poles when "apologising" for over the top immigration having been allowed.
- 5 July 2012 at 13:24
Anon above 70% of US counties have no murders in a year because they have no people pre-inclined to go around murdering because it is innate in them.
- 5 July 2012 at 13:29
But first the Swiss must be disarmed!.The most heavily armed people in the world;what is happening in this godforsaken country is appalling.
Armed mobs of citizens roaming the mean streets of Basel,Geneva and Zurich,slaughtering each other indiscriminately......oh sorry that's NOT happening there?.Its happening in Chicago and Mogadishu?.
Lets take the guns away from the Swiss anyway.
- 5 July 2012 at 13:41
Do you really have those guns Savant?
I never pictured you as a gun lover. I wish i could try the Enfield, must be very fun.
- 5 July 2012 at 15:49
Alauya is indeed hideous. Irony is, the woman that took him home was very nice looking. But then, she was brainwashed into thinking that black is bootiful.
- 5 July 2012 at 17:59
If you get a c&r license, we can still buy mausers and enfields through the mail to our door for around $150 or $200. I've been eyeballing those shorter barrel mausers for a while, or getting a few $80 mosin nagants to bury in the backyard.
Sickening gun control gets worse every year.
I don't know why the elites worry, if they really do. its not like whites will ever use them for anything except reassuring ourselves we're 'free' or have an option to voting for regime change.
- 5 July 2012 at 18:32
The murdered woman her daughter is in the Afro-Caribeneean Society of Northern Ireland so she was brainwashed a long time ago.
- 5 July 2012 at 18:40
The treaty of Versailles was MEANT to anger Germans.
If you split a country in half, of course it's going to make people mad.
If you tell a country where it can or cannot move its army (which hinders its ability to defend itself), of course people will get mad.
If you tell a country how many boats, planes, and officers it can produce, yes, it's going to make people mad.
Combine all these and you have a big middle finger directed at Germany.
So why would the anti-White elites want to make Germans mad? For the reaction.
When looking at the treaty, French Marshall Ferdinand Foch said: "This is not Peace. It is an armistice for 20 years."
Marshall Foch knew that Germany would not accept this deal, and it would have to wait for its next generation's coming of age before it could do anything about it.
Believe what you will about the reaction, but it is pretty clear that anti-White elites wanted the reaction so they could get us to this genocidal system today.
The above is commentary by a bugser called Gar5. He aims to point out the method of problem, reaction, solution used by anti-white elites where they create the problem,get a reaction, provide the solution, over and over. The goal to everything from feminism, gun control,to porn, to global warming is just one issue, the global GENOCIDE of White people. Anti-racist is a code word for ANTI-WHITE.
- 5 July 2012 at 19:57
Sav, your problem lies in the colour of your hands. Try puttingg a pair of black gloves on and your weapons will feel perfectly at home.
- 5 July 2012 at 20:27
Do you Irish know how lucky you are? You lucky people have had Stacy Dooley in Ireland making a documentary for the BBC. If you haven't heard of Stacy I will bring you up to speed. Stacey was the youngest ever entrant to Oxford University at the age of nine. She was Brirtains maths savant. Having gained her degree at the age of eleven she went on to do her Masters. At the young age of fourteen she took up media studies and obtained a second Masters at the age of fifteen.
OR she was a Luton shop girl who by sheer luck got asked to do a "documentary" about sweat shops and child labour in the third world. She cryed a lot and said how terrible it was. After various other projects she has now been thrust upon the Irish. Many OMGs and telling Irish people in desperation not worry she is now on air. Stand by for in depth questioning and an insight to what is really happening in Ireland. She will got to the very root of all your problems and solve them. One thing is certain, at the end she will be telling you that things could be worse. She could be moving there permanantly.
You will find it on BBC i player should you want to watch this sh....
- 5 July 2012 at 20:55
Ah Master Rafferty, bollocks it may be but its an awfully superior class of bollocks, n'est-ce pas? And Anon, a good point there. A landlocked mountain country half the size of Ireland and with one tenth of Ireland's resources requires by law that every adult male citizen keeps in his own home a firearm and a store of ammo; said firearm is no popgun either, but a full throttle sturmgewehr of a type that can make a whole army keep its head down or, come to think of it, clear a "ghetto" in jiff time. Yet the murder by gunfire rate in Switzerland is negligible! We all know why.
But, a sinister development is on the horizon---a homegrown agitation is underway to have Switzerland's military abolished.
- 5 July 2012 at 22:16
- SAVANT said...
Rhein, sorry to disappoint you but I have no guns and Chateau Savant has no armoury! Merely a rhetorical flourish. But I did, as a callow youth in our FCA (local army) win a medal for target shooting with the 303 and was also trained to shoot the Bren gun (heavy machine gun).
- 6 July 2012 at 00:26
- SAVANT said...
"The murdered woman her daughter is in the Afro-Caribeneean Society of Northern Ireland so she was brainwashed a long time ago."
Interesting information anon, thanks for the update. I guess this is another example of education by murder.
- 6 July 2012 at 00:28
Thanks for the heads up on Stacey Doolin. Can't fucking wait for her wisdom.
- 6 July 2012 at 00:51
So why would the anti-White elites want to make Germans mad? For the reaction.
No Nazis, no Israel.
- 6 July 2012 at 05:41
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New York
Jul, 2012
Readers, I will dispense with my scheduled weekly art review and spoil you all with a delightful piece of art sent to me by an old Irish friend. He received it from another friend, or two, well it's a long story but he assures me it's quite kosher.
The artist is known as the Irish Savant. A striking non de plume indeed.
Savant is billed as a technology thought leader, best-selling author, superb musician and gifted sportsman. Modest and widely popular..... Hmm, I thought, but then let's see.
After viewing his work in quite solitude I can resolutely say that besides all his declared gifts he also demonstrates uncommon artistic ability as can be seen by this graphic piece of poster art. Although his apparent modesty prevents him from telling us, telling the world, his savantian ability can't be hidden or denied since it is revealed just in the looking.
This stark image, accompanied by a textual message cries out for some critical deconstruction by yours truly so that the reader may savor its brilliance.
With brutal brushstrokes using a minimalistic palette of just black on yellow he capture the essence of gun crime and its victims. Somewhat abstractly, no doubt to shield the viewer from the full horror, Savant, drawing upon his vast subconscious understanding, depicts a black man, not a mere white man mind you, or even a yellow man (this would have in any case strained even Savant's abilities given the background color) crawling away, in pain, on all fours.
Like a long line of mostly jewish artists Savant understands, even masters, the Zeitgeist, or in more plebeian terms, "the spirit of the age". As I never tire from telling our readers this is the Jewish Age in art and indeed in most other things.
Back to our work of art. The textual title of this is a dramatic 'Gun Free Zone.' This proclamation gets to the heart of the matter. Guns kill, fingers that pull triggers don't, unless you are a Bruce Lee. Which reminds me of a departed uncle who, having survived a gassing during the holocaust by those fiendish German Nazis, ended up in Hong Kong and studied under Mr. Lee himself. He said that his motive was that he would never, ever, suffer the humiliation that he suffered under the Nazis again.
I digressed, once again. Shoot me! Oy vey!
Savant's art goes beyond art and into politics, as it rightly should. Great Jewish artists have made a point of using their artistic talents in the service of greater good. One of their crowning glories has been their contribution to the establishment of Israel. A service to mankind, a beacon of democracy in a sea of Arab hate and despotism.
Part 1/2
- 6 July 2012 at 09:35
Part 2/2
Now, regular readers will know my view on the role of art in society. It is to rebuilt society from the foundations up. What conventional society calls 'beauty' is really 'ugly', what they call 'love' is really 'hate', and so on. These hateful thoughts are spread, at root, by the 'family', needless to say. Let's destroy ... Oh my, I'm ranting again!
Mr Savant's textual art continues with this black gem: In case of emergency, call 911, then crawl to the nearest exit. If help is delayed in arriving, kiss your defenseless butt good-bye!
Notice his control of the vernacular, speaking to the everyday man. Precise and concise, not a wasteful word.
But also notice his insertion of a powerful keyword, well in this case, 'keynumber', '911'. This is sheer brilliance in subconsciously igniting a mini holocaust of emotions in the mind of the viewers. 911, is truly an AMERICAN tragedy!
Nineteen Arabs viciously attacked New York, home of many of the Jewish faith by the way, to destroy a symbol of America's greatness, a shinning financial citadel. (BTW, Alex Jones, a relentless pursuer of truth mentioned that if you reverse 'nineteen' as a number you get the first two numbers of 911. Unbelievable! Sinister!)
Now, as regular readers well know, I've left the best for the last. Prepare your poison of choice and enjoy.
We return to the crawling black man. Normally a symbol of strength, nobility and virility, the black here is reduced to servitude. Arguably, this depiction is racist. Racism resulted in the Holocaust as we all know. But Savant transcends this and transports us to a higher plane through a simple visual device. View his graphic image and prepare to to be astounded.
What do you see? Or better asked, what don't you see?
Time up! What you don't see, putting our astute readers aside, is in plain sight. A damning lack of hands or feet! Look again!
This Rawandian lack of body parts is pure genius! Hands and feet lopped off! But why did our artist depict this? Ireland is a progressive country and has thrown out it racist past and embraced multiculturalism with gusto, as all White countries rightly should and must. It is blessed with a multitude of Africans, among them, many surviving victims of the ongoing conflict created by the legacy of European imperialism. Now many of these New Irish citizens are literally handless or footless and in some cases both. And it is also a fact that blacks are disproportionally victims of gun crime. So Savant has melded these double tragedies that blacks endure through no fault of their own, I might add, into this political work of art.
The artist had choices when he titled his masterpiece. He could have tilted it, 'Machete Free Zone', but he wisely didn't.
Irish Savant, bravo!
By Daniel Shitterbergstein
- 6 July 2012 at 09:35
- SAVANT said...
Daniel Shitterbergstein is a genius! Thanks Dan!
- 6 July 2012 at 10:21
anon 19.57. Great post. Do you have a link to this Gar5 chappie? seems interesting.
- 6 July 2012 at 12:42
- brian boru said...
I have read that in National Socialist Germany there was no gun control. Any German citizen could own guns without restriction. It was after Germany was 'liberated' in 1945 that private gun ownership was greatly restricted. The Americans were surprised at the number of guns that were handed in by ordinary Germans when ordered to do so by the occupiers.
- 6 July 2012 at 18:17
It's true, I was afraid of guns, because they would jump and start shooting, if you didn't know what you were doing.
So I went and found out what I was doing. Damn if the thing doesn't go off unless you pull the trigger.
- 6 July 2012 at 18:38
Further to Carol's observation is it true that 70%+ of US Counties do not have a murder in them any year because white people never developed the opposable thumbs unlike the superior african-types such that they cannot go around shooting people?
- 6 July 2012 at 23:36
In some parts of the U.S-gun control means hitting your target.
- 7 July 2012 at 05:23
See this??? http://www.infowars.com/soros-promotes-un-control-over-gun-ownership/
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Here's Jeanene standing on the beach as KLM's Boeing 747 flies over:
It is really an incredible experience watching these planes land and take off. But be careful:
Right by the beach is Sunset Bar & Grill, one of my favorite bars in the world:
Friday night, we had a great dinner at a little French restaurant right across from the hotel, Le Charolais. Sitting outside upstairs, overlooking the street, we got to see a fun street show down below us:
On Saturday, we rented a car and drove from the Dutch side of the island to the French section, where we visited Orient Beach. Unfortunately, rain was off and on all day, so we didn't really get to stay on the beach before having to run into a bar for cover:
We had lunch at a great little creperie near Orient Beach called Paradise View, where I had a crepe with bacon, mushrooms, onions, and a cream sauce that was incredible. The view was also great, as the name would imply:
Driving back, there were torrential rain storms and we had to drive through what seemed like a river to get back to Maho Beach. After we got back, we went to Tortuga Bar and Grill where Jeanene's friend T-Bone and Kelvin worked (great mango coladas!) and weathered out the storm:
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Star-Lord & Gamora Groove To Sam Cooke In 'Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2' Clip
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 isn't far away, and already we're beginning to learn a lot, like that it'll have five post-credits sequences. While the early reviews have all been glowing, having too much spoiled beforehand could still lead to it being a drag. So decide for yourself whether or not you want to check out this new clip, which features Star-Lord using more of his "pelvic sorcery" to woo Gamora.
The scene features Peter Quill and Gamora dancing to the tune of Sam Cooke's "Bring It On Home To Me", a classic jam for any guy looking to score some points with his lady. It looks like some of the emotional barriers between these two have come down, but I imagine that will bring them just as many problems as sweet moments like this. Well, sweet except for that "I will kill you" comment. That's sweet for them.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 opens May 5th.


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I was really excited the other week to get a Twitter message from Ben Hazzard who runs the rather excellent SMARTboard Lessons Podcast. He asked me if I'd be interested in making a short report from the BETT exhibition for a future podcast they were doing.
And so I did.
I recorded a 5 min piece about some of the things that caught my eye at BETT. The script of which pretty much became this blog post with all the links.
The podcast went live today on http://pdtogo.com/smart/ I appear about 25 minutes into the podcast, but listen to the whole thing – it's really great.
I need to work on my radio voice though 🙂


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Pocket dynamo Miracles Of Life will have to overcome a wide barrier if she is to return to the Group 1 winner's circle in the $400,000 Canadian Club Galaxy (1100m) at Rosehill on Saturday.
Miracles Of Life was one of the top two year olds in her juvenile year and took out the 2013 Group 1 $1m Blue Diamond Stakes (1200m) at Caulfield but her other attempt at Group 1 level resulted in a sixteenth to Smokin' Joey in the 2014 Group 1 $500,000 The Tapestry Wines Goodwood (1200m) at Morphettville.
The baldy faced chestnut mare showed her rivals a clean set of heels when she resumed from a spell with a scintillating win over Va Pensiero and Rubick in the Group 2 $400,000 Hyland Race Colours Challenge Stakes (1000m) at Randwick on March 7 and a repeat performance will see her collect the major slice of the prizemoney again.
With plenty of speed around her Hugh Bowman should be able to get a nice trail from an awkward barrier draw before unleashing her powerful finish in the straight.
Miracles Of Life came up with barrier fourteen in the original field of fourteen plus three emergencies but could move in three spots if the reserves don't gain a start.
Miracles Of Life is prepared by Peter and Paul Snowden at Randwick and they have reported that she has come through her Challenge Stakes win in fine style.
"She is A grade order, she looks really well," Peter Snowden told Racing HQ.
"She didn't lighten off at all after the run which was very pleasing because she can drop a bit of weight after each start but she is in excellent order. She is in fine shape at the moment."
Miracles Of Life is on the second line of betting for the Galaxy at $6 with the third emergency Kuro who could struggle to get a run.
The favourite with Ladbrokes.com.au is Deep Field at $3.90 but the Team Hawkes trained speedster also has to cope with a horror barrier after drawing the outside of the field.
The Northern Meteor stallion has been beaten as favourite at his two runs back this campaign and will have the blinkers on for the first time in the Galaxy after finishing third to Lankan Rupee in the Group 1 $500,000 Black Caviar Lightning (1000m) at Flemington on February 21 and second to Target In Sight in the Group 3 $150,000 Smooth FM Maurice McCarten Stakes (1100m) at Rosehill last Saturday.
The unlucky Rubick is next in the betting at $$6.50 ahead of the Gai Waterhouse trained Sweet Idea at $$8.50.


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Trap-Neuter-Release-Manage (TNRM) of community dogs and cats, sometimes referred to as street animals or strays, is the most humane and effective method of population control. This involves sterilising the animal so it can no longer reproduce and then responsibly managing the animal in the community while it lives out its life. There are many responsible and compassionate caregivers around our island who feed and care for these animals every day.
Since 1991, the SPCA has distributed over 35,000 free sterilisation vouchers (for community dogs and cats) to caregivers and other animal welfare groups, totalling over $1.3 million in costs borne by the SPCA. These vouchers could be used at any of our external partner clinics, and granted the community animal a completely paid-for sterilisation procedure. The voucher scheme kept the community dog and cat populations down and saved countless lives.
Stray Cat Sterilisation Programme
With effect from 1 June 2015, the Stray Cat Sterilisation Programme – a new collaborative venture between the SPCA and AVA (Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority) which aims to further reduce the number of stray cats in Housing and Development Board (HDB) estates - replaces the sterilisation voucher scheme. Under the new programme, the SPCA will provide training for volunteers and mediators to work with community feeders, encouraging sterilisation, responsible feeding and public education.
Who is eligible for the Stray Cat Sterilisation Programme?
The stray cat sterilisation programme is available to community cat feeders who are 18 years old and above. This service is provided free, with the AVA and SPCA funding the costs equally.
Under the programme, community cats in Housing and Development Board (HDB) estates can be taken to the SPCA clinic or participating veterinary clinics for free sterilisation which will be strictly by appointment. Community cats living beyond the confines of HDB neighbourhoods, such as those in industrial and private housing estates, or farms and outer fringe areas, can be sterilised for a nominal sum of $25.
How does the Stray Cat Sterilisation Programme work?
SPCA Clinic
Community cat feeders can contact the SPCA at 62875355 (extension 14) to make an appointment. Please have the following information ready when you call:
Full name, address, NRIC/ FIN number and contact number of community caregiver
Number of cats needing to be sterilised
The sex of each cat
The area (neighbourhood) where the cat is fromOn the day of the surgery appointment, please bring along the necessary identification, e.g. an original NRIC card, passport and any other supporting information with your address listed on it.NOTE: You are urged to keep to your allocated appointment time failing which, you may be requested to schedule another appointment. Please also notify the SPCA Clinic as soon as possible (at least 24 hours in advance), if you are unable to keep your appointment, so that another surgery slot can be scheduled in its place.
Please note that the SPCA does not provide hospitalisation services. Caregivers must pick up the animal/s on the same day before 11:00 PM, or as advised by the SPCA clinic.
External Participating Clinics
Important note: All community feeders MUST contact SPCA at 62875355 ext 14 to express their interest. The SPCA will then make arrangements for the community feeders at one of these participating clinics.
The Animal Doctors Pte Ltd Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4Blk 108, #01-94/96Singapore 560108
Acacia Veterinary Clinic Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 Blk 338, #01-1671Singapore 560338
AAVC - Animal & Avian Veterinarian ClinicBlk 716 Yishun Street 71 #01-254 Singapore 760716
The Animal Doctors (Tiong Bahru)11A Boon Tiong Road#02-07/08Singapore 160011
Animal World Veterinary Clinic Pte Ltd 16 Yio Chu Kang Road Singapore 545527
Mount Pleasant Animal Medical Centre (Farrer)Queen's Road Blk 3, #02-141Singapore 260003
Stray Dog Voucher Programme
Since the recent expansion of the Stray Cat Sterilisation Programme covers almost all areas in Singapore, our voucher scheme only includes community dogs.
IMPORTANT NOTICE : With the impending launch of the nationwide Trap-Neuter-Release-Manage (TNRM) programme, SPCA will be issuing vouchers only till November 2018. The vouchers will only be valid till 31 December 2018.
Participating Clinics
Important note: Individuals and groups MUST contact SPCA at 62875355 ext 14 or send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com to express their interest in this programme. We will then advise them on the next step(s). Do note that the vouchers can be used only for local breed dogs from the streets.
The Pet Doctors Veterinary Clinic Pte Ltd 3 Pandan Valley#01-311Singapore 597627AAVC - Animal & Avian Veterinarian Clinic - Male dogs onlyBlk 716 Yishun Street 71 #01-254 Singapore 760716
Animal World Veterinary Clinic Pte Ltd 16 Yio Chu Kang RoadSingapore 545527
Animal Practice Pte Ltd1015 Upper Serangoon Road#01-00Singapore 534753
Town Vets Animal Clinic Pte LtdHavelock RoadBlk 22, #01-687Singapore 160022
Pets Avenue Veterinary Clinic (Farrer Road)8 Empress Road #01-11Singapore 260008
Defu Veterinary ClinicDefu Lane 10Blk 37, #01-79Singapore 539214
West Coast Vetcare - Male dogs onlyClementi Street 1Blk 612, #01-300Singapore 120612
Vets for PetsJurong West Street 52Blk 519, #01-157Singapore 640519
Pet Care Centre & Clinic Pte Ltd4 Waringin Park Sin Chuan GardenSingapore 416318
Woodgrove Veterinary Services Pte Ltd#02-06 The Woodgrove30 Woodlands Ave 1Singapore 739065
Our sterilisation programme is part of our effort to get Singapore to zero - find out more at www.gettingtozero.sg
Sterilisation saves lives – support Trap Neuter Release Manage.


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Road rehabilitation on Gloucester Road, Bo Bo Creek
In what's been a busy start to the year for MidCoast Council road crews, a section of Gloucester Road will soon be rehabilitated near Bo Bo Creek, southwest of Wingham.
The project kicked off this week, and involves restoring the road pavement along a stretch of Gloucester Road starting at Bo Bo Creek Bridge and continuing one kilometre south towards The Bucketts Way.
"Our road rehabilitation program aims to improve safety on our local roads, and the current project will deliver a positive outcome for Gloucester Road users", Daniel Park, MidCoast Council's manager of operations (north), said.
"Along with widening the lanes, the scope of the works includes repairing the ageing road pavement, finishing with a seven millimetre primer and two coat bitumen seal to deliver a smoother and safer driving surface".
Council crews will commence on site this week to clear trees in preparation for the wider road pavement, with the project due for completion mid-April, weather permitting.
Lane closures will be required for the duration of the project, with the work being conducted under traffic control throughout the day, and two-way traffic resuming after hours. Motorists are asked to observe all signage, reduced speed limits and directions from road crews, and to travel with caution in the area.
To stay updated on the progress of the Gloucester Road rehabilitation works, please visit www.myroadinfo.com.au.
This project is part of MidCoast Council's commitment to improving infrastructure across the region. For more information about roadworks taking place in the MidCoast region, or to search for roadworks near you, visit www.midcoast.nsw.gov.au/roads.