John

Some end credits get minimized into a corner and while that is playing it shows what on next in an attempt to keep you on their channel. C4 does this to tell you what on next for C4 and E4. When it does that the end credits plays in silence so probably why it is becoming less important.

The link I gave refer to business in parts and it goes out of it way to say it not limited to eCommerce sites in the second link. It effect everyone including sole traders like the OP. It goes out of its way to include language such as: If a company, the company's registration number should be given. So it safe to say, if it doesn't proceed with an exception like the one above then it applies to you whether you are a limited company, partnership or a sole trader, e.t.c.

They do. http://www.out-law.com/page-7594 http://www.out-law.com/page-431

You don't need a programmer for this.

Ron, Watch the video again and stop it around 11 seconds and fine adjust it a frame before the island disappears. Now imagine that island isn't there and Pete car is there instead. That is exactly where Pete needs to be in order to over take the cyclist at that point in time. From the position where he was in his attempt to overtake is way out of what is considered as safe for overtaking. If that cyclist was a car then Pete would have crashed into it. You could say, well he wouldn't have crashed because wouldn't have attempted that manoeuvre then it is fair to say he didn't give the cyclist as much room as a car.

Your approaching speed and closeness of the island tells me that you probably got distracted by the falling bike and before you realised it, you took a drastic manoeuvre to correct your mistake. You were not in a suitable over-taking position by a long shot.

I don't believe that was ever the case. Certainly not in the years I was there and we were both at High Storrs at the same years. The PHU was in two small rooms in Hoffman house and was only really used for English / extra English and any subject we had difficulty with. If you were not good at English then you took your English lesson in that room instead of taking English with everyone else. I don't think anyone ever spent any more than 6 hours per week taking lessons in there. It had two dedicated teachers so there was no reason to send student outside of HS. There was a connection between MMSD and Greystones Middle School PHU but that only to share TAXI getting to school and which student was picked up was based on where each student lived at either school.

Have you tried putting two fingers on screen and then spread them apart?

When it is fixed you should install the free https://ithemes.com/security/ plug-in You probably need someone who know what they are doing to configure it properly. Also try and update regularly with latest versions.

A petition here if anyone is interested. https://www.change.org/p/sheffield-city-council-protect-graves-park?recruiter=404314240&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=autopublish&utm_term=des-lg-share_petition-reason_msg&fb_ref=Default

Kayne West https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnNJTDA4fn8 You may well say Rapping isn't singing but since Kayne went on record to say he was the greatest living rockstar on the planet and that involves singing then I choose him. Justine Bieber coming in a close second if only I had enough thread left over.

See question 8. https://www.drupal.org/about/licensing#q8

The reason why I ask which Content Management System you used is that some CMS have General Public License (GPL) attached to them. WordPress / Drupal being a prime example of using GPL. If you used either of them you would therefore be bound by their licensing, to which you would have agreed to, and my understanding of GPL is that you must give the client full source code even once you have modified code / added code / themed it. Basically GPL grants you total freedom to edit those files in return you too must also grant total freedom for your client to edit those files. So withholding password to the server simply because you don't want them to access those files is in breach of GPL. So, which CMS did you use?

Which CMS did you use?

Artwork = artistic Source code = literary

You stand to lose a client. Retaining passwords is just petty. This does however answer your question https://www.gov.uk/guidance/ownership-of-copyright-works

Sorry, I meant PSD. Probably the same for the other files.

You can still give them the PDF without the font. It'll just come up with an error if they edit the text.

You may find sites selling cheap keys because they approached the developers / publishers and asked for free keys in exchange for reviewing their game on their gaming blogs/ youtube but that is just a ploy to grab free keys with no intention of reviewing said game. They then sell those keys. This does happen but I do not know if this particular company employ this tactic. http://www.gamespot.com/articles/dev-exposes-how-fake-youtubers-steal-steam-keys-wi/1100-6422691/

Don't think they are an agency - Remploy - http://www.remploy.co.uk/

The irony is strong in this one.

Google Images is excellent in doing a reverse image lookup!

It was google apps you signed up to which offered gmail that allowed you to link it to your domain name. I've done a few this way. That stopped being free in December 2012. See: https://support.google.com/a/answer/2855120?hl=en

I've signed up to https://www.zoho.com/mail/zohomail-pricing.html and was quick and easy to set up.

Gmail is not free if you want to associate it with a domain name. I'd like to know what you are using as a free alternative.