't have a parking spot, but another one had about 4, usually one was spare and the Manager aloowed me to park there. Now the Guy who used manage the area and his assistant both knew about the arrangement and usuually I never had a problem. However for some reason on this particular day, the clamping company that was used by the owners of the property decided to come round, and because I didn't have a permit displayed and the guys who knew about the arrangement weren't there, decided to stick one of the above clamps on.
As you can imagine I was pi$$ed. so I spoke to the guys I knew but they said there was nothing they could do.
Anyways I tried to think of all sorts of ways I could get around this problem. didn't want to damage to clamp as I could then be done for criminal damage, so I ended up doing the following.
Step 1. Obtain a socket set (shallow) that has a socket to fit wheel nuts.
Step 2. Slide hands and socket and socket wrench behind front of clamp and begin to loosen nuts.
(side note. This was made slightly harder as I had locking wheel nuts, so on one I had to slide the key down and undo the cover before getting a different size socket and undoing that one)
Step 3. remove nuts (once they are lossened the socket was not needed).
Step 4. Jack car up.
Step 5. remove Wheel and boot from car.
Step 6. fit spare wheel.
Step 7. deflate tyre
Step 8. slide wheel with deflated type out of boot.
Step 9. remove car and leave boot in parking space.
Step 10. Visit garage and reinflate tyre.
hat was very funny was the assistant came along just as I had put the wheel in the boot. So he just saw my car and the clamp not on it. It confused the hell out of him coz about 30 mins earlier he had seen it on there. he kept looking at the clamp, the wheel back to the clamp again.
So I just gave him the clamp back. He actually thanked me for it.
Oh yeah same thing happened again about 6 months later. So I did the same.
Unfortunately they complained to my Headoffice and it was requested that I did not parkCarballino, Spain: tourism in Carballino, Spain.
O Carballiño is a town situated in the far northwest of the province of Ourense, crossed by the course of the river Arenteiro. An area inhabited since the Neolithic period, it was during the Middle Ages, when the Cistercian monks of Oseira settled here, that the region's economic development began.
A genuine symbol of the city, the Temple of Veracruz, the work of the architect Antonio Palacios, is a splendid example of contemporary architecture. A harmonious blend of the Byzantine, pre-Romanesque, Romanesque and Gothic styles can be appreciated in the building's design. Other points of interest are the hill-fort remains of San Cibrán de Las, the Galician country house of the Quiroga family and Santa Baia de Banga, a Romanesque gem which houses beautiful multi-coloured mural paintings (16th century).
One of the main tourist attractions of O Carballiño is the fact that it is a spa town. The thermal springs, which were discovered during Roman times, have their two main points of reference in the Caldas de Partovia and the Gran Balneario. The river Arenteiro, meanwhile, groups together large recreational zones such as the riverbank beaches of Cuco and the Fish-farm or the Municipal Park.
The area surrounding the town is of high ecological and scenic value, with a great many tracts of indigenous forest. In the south of the area, it is possible to see the peculiar cultivation of the terraced vineyards which produce the much-appreciated Ribeiro wines. Lastly, in the neighbouring area of San Cristovo de Cea stands the tremendous Monastery of Oseira (12th century).As chapter heads of The Power of Blue (POB), Jessie Pearson and Ava Allen, Bolles students, held a successful spike ball tournament to benefit the Ronald McDonald House. With the help of 15 local high school POB ambassadors, the group raised over $11k for the cause.
“I chose the Ronald McDonald House because I enjoyed my time with the Ronald McDonald Club at Bolles these past few years,” Pearson said.
Power of Blue is an organization started by a Philadelphia teen at the height of the pandemic when she blue tie-dyed cotton face masks and sold them online to raise funds for local charitable causes. Soon after, the Power of Blue Ambassador Program was launched, recruiting teens throughout the country who wanted to get involved in their communities by volunteering, fundraising, and creating awareness of people in need.
“We quickly sold out all 32 teams,” Pearson said. The teams were encouraged to show up in costumes and enjoy the concessions and music while cheering for the others. Several representatives from the Ronald McDonald House were present. In the end, the Bolles swim duo of Tucker Peterson and Seth Tolentino were the winners.
It is the complete list of found evidence, with item numbers.

Before this, I had only seen a transcript of a recording of police and/ or technicians going through the evidence, which was not complete. Not all item numbers were listed and not all numbers were connected to evidence. This list was referred to during trial, so it was frustrating to not have this complete list.

It does raise some questions though, because items are not described by where they were found, or whom they belonged to, and at least one item described elsewhere is missing - a pair of size 5-1/2 cleats supposedly taken out of Hae's car.The advent of 3D printers has created a demand for products that are individually customized to satisfy a user’s needs. Currently, there are no software tools for intuitively customising a part or object, suitable for printing with a 3D printer. Most Computer-Aided Design packages require substantial user training, and are prohibitively expensive. There is a market gap for a product that allows a user to customise a product to their own tastes, with no knowledge required for how the product works or how its parts fit together. Instead of forcing a user to wholly create a product model, they should be given a working model of their desired product and the tools to customise it. They should be able to do so without needing any of the skills or expertise of a professional designer or engineer. For this project, Existing CAD software was investigated to find their markets, their features and their advantages and drawbacks. No software was found that would entirely address the needs identified above. A proof-of-concept piece of software was written that demonstrates simple modifications to single parts through the clicking and dragging of faces. The resulting customised part can then be saved in a format suitable for 3D printing. The proof-of-concept software succeeded in being simple enough for an untrained user to be able to intuitively customize a part, and several features were identified that would need to be implemented for a release version.
Saoirse Ronan has spoken out in support of her Little Women director Greta Gerwig after she was snubbed by the Golden Globes.
Earlier this week, the nominees for the 2020 Golden Globes were announced, revealing that the battle for Best Director would be between Bong Joon-ho for Parasite, Sam Mendes for 1917, Todd Phillips for Joker, Martin Scorsese for The Irishman, and Quentin Tarantino for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Social media users were outraged by the lack of female directors and highlighted the work of Gerwig, Alma Har'el, who helmed Honey Boy, and Marielle Heller, who directed Tom Hanks in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.
And Ronan has now shared her disappointment at the lack of recognition for the 36-year-old filmmaker, joining her Little Women co-star Laura Dern in voicing her concern at the inequality in Hollywood.
"She has made one of the best movies of the year," she told the Today show. "Laura made a really good point yesterday in that in a way it’s sort of vital for something like this to happen, because it reminds us of how far, obviously, we still need to go."
Gerwig, who scooped a Best Director Oscar nomination for her 2017 movie Lady Bird, which also starred Ronan, has yet to comment on the snub. But the 25-year-old actress was full of praise for her friend and director.
"She is a really brilliant filmmaker. We wouldn’t be here without her. Our performances rely so much on one another, but Greta is the one who brought us all together, and she’s the mastermind of the whole thing," Ronan gushed.
January is often time for reflection and refocus. But if you’ve been through a few January’s in your life time you’ve probably begun to understand that making significant changes and achieving big goals is not as easy as it sounds when we initially make those ambitious New Year Resolutions. Whether it’s some of the typical: losing weight, giving up smoking, cutting the booze or anything really. People are still wired to fall back into old habits – and often it’s sooner rather than later. January is always busy in the gym, but February not so much! That’s because there is a lot of BS around goal setting. Partly due to the misleading and harmful positive psychology movement that surrounds us.
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