To be honest I don’t quite understand either the fireworks or the candle-light vigils
The candle light doesn’t bother any animals though
Dear Mr Abramovich,
Could I have Bale, Mbappe or Eden Hazard back.
Sometime this evening.
I think any of them could work well with Tammy
Thanks in advance
Disappointed not to have heard anything about the transfer window ‘slamming shut’ as yet.
#DeadlineDay
Powershell 6.0 seems to have ‘build’ as a new approved verb…which fits the context of the function I’m writing now quite well
If I could add one verb to the list of Powershell’s approved verbs it would be ‘Generate’
‘New’, ‘Add’, ‘Set’ or ‘Get’ can work depending on the context…but I’d often like to use ‘Generate’ to get the sense of taking one or more data sets and then creating something different.
The interregnum lasted just over 11 years
I wonder if Brexit will last longer?
Fellow ’50s and ’60s throwbacks might enjoy this fellow - Nick Waterhouse
“I remember having conversations with colleagues in the government that came in in 2010 saying I thought austerity was just not the right way forward for the UK.”
- Boris Johnson, before the election news.sky.com/story/cab…
“His character, Emma’s father, Mr Woodhouse, is constantly worried about draughts and the cold….
‘He’s always thinking that everyone’s going to die.
Which is ridiculous until you start reading anything about 1815, and you realise he’s got a point.'”
That’s quite cool. If you’ve got a song on Spotify it lists ‘Artists Playlists’
Magical songs 🔮 by Beth Penny open.spotify.com/playlist/…
My word of the day today is ‘ponder’.
There’s a reason they don’t call it ‘Prime Minister’s Answers’
#PMQs
I have to confess.
I really don’t like jackfruit.
Will I get thrown out of Veggie Club?
#Powershell to get all the job steps for all the SQL Agent jobs which have ‘backup’ in the name:
get-SqlAgentJob -ServerInstance Whatever | ? name -like “backup” | get-SQLAgentJobStep | select *
My word of the day today is ‘rabble’.
RT @davidhepworth: Extraordinary somehow to think this was on TV in 1976.
Listening to the #facupdraw is one of my favourite football things that isn’t actually football
RT @sodajerker: Ok, ok, we confess: it was us who put the ‘bomp’ in the ‘bomp-bah-bomp-bah-bomp’. We did not, however, put the ‘ram’ in the…
“The groat is the traditional name of a long-defunct English and Irish silver coin worth four pence”
The “gloat” is the name for a new English coin worth 50 pence
“Priti Patel’s plan to tackle radicalised youth is so flawed it’s mad, says study”
….but is it more mad or less mad than going to visit the Israeli Prime Minister without telling Theresa May?