I thought the hot air from an exhaust would cook them anyway.

Don't believe everything on the web.

House them in used screwtop glass wine bottles. Make them removable and attach to a indoor source in your lounge, kitchen, or bedroom. Make it so it sucks hot air in during summer and vice versa in the winter. Or this could be a second indoor only unit as a second outlet

The algae won't get light in a tin under a car, or much heat in winter.

Whilst algae may be capable of absorbing some harmful emissions, I'm absolutelly sure a tinfull of them could not keep up with how much a car produces, if they can on a long journey, what do they eat when it is not running for long periods?

Its a viable idea and shows a lot of promise - testing so far shows it removes about 74% of harmful emissions. Keeping the algae happy seems to be a big problem; it needs specific levels of heat and light to work. I'm sure that can be solved, so lets hope some big company picks it up.

lol @Beth8it erm he sort of might look more like Mr Bean so are you still going to take him 😁😁😁😁 please 🙄🙄

AJR, yes, no problem, provided he looks like Sean Bean, but then you would either not get him back afterwards, or he would be dead on his feet and no good for anything! 😈

👏👏👏

Beth8it, is there any chance you can take my other half with you next week and send him back when he is trained?

Oh well done to you Beth.You obviously know what you are doing and have given them a very good start.I bet you were chuffed at how well behaved they were!

Well, we’re back and we survived. Didn’t do a great deal this time, more introductions and talking about expectations, rewards and trigger words etc, then some eye-contact exercises - stand in front of the puppy and as soon as it looks directly at you, say ‘Yes!’ Or whatever trigger words you use, then instant rewards. Some people may use clicker-training, which I find very fiddly as it needs another hand free and having to do instant clicks, with no delays. Words are much easier, and what I have used up to now, so the boys had no problems. They were so good the whole time, even when one tiny puppy escaped (Yorkshire terrier, about the size of a guinea pig) and rushed along the line to visit everyone. The only minor hiccup was when the chap on the next chair let his Rhodesian Ridgeback pup come over to visit (not supposed to do that yet) and Storm barged in between him and Shadow, protecting him when he really didn’t need it. The instructor’s partner was knocked out at how obedient and ‘ahead’ they were, walking to heel, doing sit and down, settling when told by my chair. I was really pleased with them, and afterwards they were shattered, just crashed for an hour. My friend came and took some photos for me but unfortunately she was at the other end of the ground so the photos are too far away, apart from the last one (will send it to admin). It was nice to see my trainer again, as I haven’t seen him for a couple of years, and he was very complimentary about the boys. His partner said she didn’t believe someone could work two dogs at once at this age, but he told her he only let me do it because he knew me and how much I had done with Indi. Looking forward to next week now.

And more exercise (mental and physical) that will help to tire them out!

Maybe a little unsure to start but they seem to be fairly quick learners.

Have fun!

I have asked him to warn the other people we are coming.

Good luck Beth, hope it goes well!

Brenda Fricker was Christy Brown’s mum in My Left Foot. That was a very moving story - shows what a mother’s faith and determination can do.

A taxi driver pointed out his house about18 years ago when we were in Antigua. Didn't realise he lived there.

I remember the six 6s he scored - great player and very polite and down to earth.

This may help ...

https://youtu.be/yyBkED8Q5Vcis=VMqUBN_ESmW0bapQ

What is it meant to be and how does it work please? I saw it mentioned on Facebook yesterday and I hadn't a clue what I was meant to be doing

Realised it didn't work on a tablet though!

I hadn't heard of it until May mentioned it the other day, but we had fun testing it out for her!

🎶You come and go, you come and go-oh-oh-oh!🎶

@Enver: David Blunkett and Margaret Beckett were the 2 people he thanked before he spoke about Neil Kinnock. Neither of them were the 2 blokes sitting behind NK! In AI we trust (just not very much!) but thanks for trying to find out.

Dame Margaret a gent??

Google AI says:

The two veteran Labour grandees sitting directly behind Lord Kinnock and visibly reacting to the tribute were

:Lord David Blunkett: The former Home Secretary, who served as Mr Burnham’s mentor and parliamentary private secretary (PPS) early in Burnham's career.

Dame Margaret Beckett: The former Foreign Secretary and veteran Labour MP.