No nothing at all. I worked in FE colleges, Universities and for 15 years in prisons. Thought you,d worked all that out. Not that it has anything at all to do with thread or validity of my posts. I, ve never said I was a maths teacher because I never have been. End of.
I've never commuted on any sort of bicycle, but that's coincidentally almost identical to what I did during testing a new type of battery for an e-bike maker. But as you'll see from the extract of my 1st July 2008 report below, in just six months:
The thought never occurred to me. I just responded to a question as I've done tens of thousands of times in this forum.
watt hours NOT W /hr
Of course the average can be raised. But that DOES NOT make all schools exceed the average except as I described earlier - sloppy thinking and sloppier words.
Which part of the above is surprising?. That the mere removal of a few words from a passport is earth shaking?. Or that there would be solidarity within the EU when one member is likely to suffer financially from an action by a third party?.As the UK prepares to leave the European Union, the British government have been issuing advice on what is set to happen. Like or not, diehard Remoaners need to start accepting reality.
The government have confirmed that from 30th March, new passports printed won’t include the words “European Union” on the front cover. This is a hugely symbolic move, with Nigel Farage having highlighted the issue of the UK passport effectively becoming an EU passport during the Brexit referendum. Taking back control of borders means ending this.
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The Republic of Ireland would ask for hundreds of millions of Euros from the European Union in the event of a No Deal Brexit.
Highlighting once again how costly a No Deal could be to Brussels, the Irish Independent today report on ’emergency EU aid’ that will be sought if the UK walks away from negotiations.
Agriculture Minister Michael Creed made clear that it wouldn’t be cheap: “You’re looking at hundreds of millions here. Between the beef industry and the fishing industry we’re talking mega money.”
He added that: “There is a high level of awareness of Ireland’s unique exposure to the UK food market. But I think nobody wants to talk about it right now because there is still a hope and expectation that a level of sanity will prevail.”
These comments come after the EU’s Budget Commission, Gunther Oettinger, spoke of a hefty financial cost to Brussels if the UK walked away without handing over the £39 billion Brexit bill. Under that scenario “next year a middling-three-figure million amount will be added to Germany”.
The British government preparing the country to walk away is the right thing to do. No Deal would mean an immediate saving of £39 billion and Dominic Raab has previously set out how the UK can mitigate short-term disruption by diverting supply routes and cutting taxes on business.
Er.... No. We 'come around' to disrupt your cosy echo-chamber. Which if I say so myself I think we do quite well.
This is how he reacts to the presentation of an actual fact.
many thanks, will have a lookI'm not in that position but Cytronex cover that light assist market. Either with your own bike and their kit, or choose their kit fitted to one of their Cannondale range.
Their kit is 3.6 kilos all in and is primarily for hill and headwind assist from the small bottle battery and front hub motor, leaving unpowered cycling as normal as possible:
Cytronex
Scroll down to the "order a bike" link if you want to look at their range.
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N.B. This entry about e-bikes in this thread is to balance the occasions when Brexit has been mentioned in the Electric Bicycles forum.
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Thanks, i'll have a look at a Raleigh motus (I'm sure it is good quality, but once one has acclimatised to something expensive but really wonderful like a rohloff its hard to go back to say a shimano nexus)
The problem is that the division on here is so deep
There is a degree of trolling, and some of it is a deliberate attempt to sabotage the thread. But not all of it, there is also in between more nuanced conversation.were all minnows propelled by events. We argue as if it effect the outcome of anything,when it doesn't. I suspect brexiters denial will only wear off after a post hard brexit crash or second referendum, so don't take the fethisism too personally
