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Listed below are comments made by mjmuk between Thursday, 3rd April 2008 and Monday, 22nd June 2009.

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Speak - er, erm? 4:27pm on 22 Jun 2009 I watched all the speeches - thank goodness for a TV card in my PC that I was able to record and them play back. I liked the Widdecombe, Lord and Dhanda speeches the best.

For me Dhanda was the only one that seemed to really understand the impact that recent events have had on the population. Unless he had an invisible Autocue, he was also one of the few that spoke without notes. However his 'pitch' maybe just too radical for most members of the house.

It will be interesting to see who gets into the next round. Still disappointed that Vince Cable did not stand.
New BBC weather site launched 5:42pm on 23 Mar 2009 What has happened to the BBC Weather site? I waited and waited to see if what I supposed were errors in the map presenter to be fixed. It now seems from reading the rest of the posts here, that there are no fixes and this is the way it is supposed to work!!!! Very disappointing.

One thing I don't understand is why when the Key button is presses, it shows a series of keys to information that never seems to get displayed in the Weather chart it self. When will we see pressure charts in the local weather charts?

Yes the block pictures with Sun, Rain, Clouds in them are okay, but overall I am not sure that the usage if this site has been thought through enough. I may be missing some relevant information on how to use this site, however, according to the help file, it should be there!

"What does the UK temperature chart show?

Temperature charts show the temperatures expected for...

What do 'pressure charts' show?

The white lines on the charts (isobars) join together places..."

Seems there is more in the help file than in the Map Presenter itself.

Disappointing.
New ways of linking 11:30am on 18 Aug 2008 Great idea and look forward to seeing more inline links appearing.
Fraudband Britain? 4:22pm on 03 Apr 2008 Service: BT Broadband Option 3
7816 kbits download in 2.156 sec. = 3.635 MB
Average of 4 another speed testing sites = 3.86 MB
Distance from Reading South Exchange = 3.84.km
(This is the wire distance not the 'bird' route).
Postcode RG6

See March's performance figures at http://beasleysplace.blogspot.com/2008/04/broadband-connection-stable-again.html

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