"One of South Africa's greatest rugby union players, former scrum-half Joost van der Westhuizen has died from the debilitating motor neurone disease. ...
... He retired in 2003, and was diagnosed with a form of motor neurone disease known as amytrophic lateral sclerosis in early 2011 and given a 20 per cent chance of living up to two years. ...."
I was burning some CD's (I know living in the past) last night for a mate on the laptop & anything under 50 minutes was burning and completing fine but anything over was failing & the drive was making a rattling grinding sound at that point.. any ideas or is it cactus?
I was burning some CD's (I know living in the past) last night for a mate on the laptop & anything under 50 minutes was burning and completing fine but anything over was failing & the drive was making a rattling grinding sound at that point.. any ideas or is it cactus?
You receive a low ball "Best Offer" offer on an item and respond with a compromise counter offer the potential buyer has 48 hours to either accept or reject.
But instead of accepting or rejecting they simply look at it and dismiss it, leaving it hanging, rather than clicking on the 'accept' or 'dismiss' button, meaning the item is invisible to other potential buyers for the next 48 hours.
You receive a low ball "Best Offer" offer on an item and respond with a compromise counter offer the potential buyer has 48 hours to either accept or reject.
But instead of accepting or rejecting they simply look at it and dismiss it, leaving it hanging, rather than clicking on the 'accept' or 'dismiss' button, meaning the item is invisible to other potential buyers for the next 48 hours.
You receive a low ball "Best Offer" offer on an item and respond with a compromise counter offer the potential buyer has 48 hours to either accept or reject.
But instead of accepting or rejecting they simply look at it and dismiss it, leaving it hanging, rather than clicking on the 'accept' or 'dismiss' button, meaning the item is invisible to other potential buyers for the next 48 hours.
48 hours is way too long and seems like a relic from the days when most people could only go online using their PC. But almost everyone has the internet in their pocket these days FFS.
48 hours is way too long and seems like a relic from the days when most people could only go online using their PC. But almost everyone has the internet in their pocket these days FFS.
It's eBay though, where everything is geared towards the buyer. They can muse over offers for practically as long as they want, they can leave a seller negative feedback but the seller is unable to leave negative feedback for them, etc.
It's eBay though, where everything is geared towards the buyer. They can muse over offers for practically as long as they want, they can leave a seller negative feedback but the seller is unable to leave negative feedback for them, etc.
It's eBay though, where everything is geared towards the buyer. They can muse over offers for practically as long as they want, they can leave a seller negative feedback but the seller is unable to leave negative feedback for them, etc.