Norbert

Have you considered one of the custom computer building companies, you can choose from different cases or an additional A/V front panel. You also get more for your money.

Ulla! But seriously, if they find fossils or microbes it will change the way we understand ourselves and the universe. If they find the place is sterile and always was it is also important.

Veg and flower seeds now in LIDL, 29p - 49p. Got most of this years seeds for price of 1 packet of big name seed 😀

According to my mum the shop on the left corner of Victoria Rd was 'Greenfield's', she was friendly with their daughter Maisie. The pictures on the Picture Sheffield website are a bit blurry, but if you use the zoom button they are sharper and you can read some of the writing on the shops. My mum lived around the corner 1938-1964 but doesn't remember the name Roe. She does remember the VE Day party on Victoria Rd, it was very raucous with the women dancing with their dresses tucked into their knickers! Mum's parents were strict methodists and didn't attend.

There are several pictures of shops on Victoria Rd on the Picture Sheffield website. Just search 'Victoria Road Woodhouse' Do you know what years the shop operated? My mum lived just round the corner on Sheffield Rd, I'll ask her when I see her.

Still punning on Twitter, not in best of health some years ago.

The 1922 OS map of Woodhouse shows Belmore Rd where Balmoral Rd is today.

According to the oracle that was Maggie Bell. There was a DI Robbie Ross in Taggart, a memory mashup maybe?

I was saddened to hear of the death of Annie Ross, singer and actress, she led a colourful life and entertained me in several ways. She wrote a favourite song of mine Twisted, some people might know the Joni Mitchell cover. She provided the voice of Britt Ekland in The Wicker Man. She married the great jazz drummer Kenny Clarke, had an affair with Lenny Bruce, owned a jazz club in London and sang with Lambert, Hendricks & Ross who are not so well known now but were highly feted.

I'm ever so sorry to tell you Simon moved to Canada in the late 90's and was lost in a fire at a maple syrup factory. Ken always reckoned Simon knew his way around at least 2 stings on that bass, more than some other more famous local bass players by all accounts.

Mojo, Uncut, Record Collector and Shindig are thankfully still available at time of writing.

Hoyland nr Barnsley has the holy triumvirate of Jack Fulton's, Heron and B&M all within a stones throw of each other, houses are cheap and film crews often visit to make documentaries about Kestrels. If you are not in a mobility scooter they will probably make you their king. Access to the motorway is good too.

They look like something from the Panaeolus mushroom family, which range from edible to hallucinogenic, but not deadly poisonous.

I'll never forget Cup Final day 1973, I was a hyped up 7 year old, keen to see if Sunderland could pull off an incredible cup run, the match got underway and was thrilling. Then my mam ran in screaming, blood dripping from her hand. She'd taken the opportunity to scrub the front step while me and father watched the game, a huge splinter had come off the sill and gone in deep under her thumbnail. Father had to break off and take her to A&E to get it removed leaving me to watch the match with gran looking after me. Best cup final ever.

As I predicted (and cautioned you against) you have gone down the route trying to prove scripture by showing it contains divine revelation. Also as I predicted you have fallen at the first hurdle as flesh does not clothe bones, bones are made as the baby develops. By your own terms, this mistake and doubtless many others in the Koran prove that the Koran is not of divine origin and is simply the work of a man of his time. Cue undignified attempts to claim ambiguity in the text allows different interpretations... As for claiming a bit of scripture with the words “...created for you (the senses of) hearing, sight and deduction”, is a divine prediction about the order of embryonic development, then already you are clutching at undignified straws. I would think the local biologist who you say was rendered speechless by this was just being polite.