I store most contact records as Title, Firstname, Surname. E.g.:

Miss Jane Smith
Mr John Doe

If you ask Siri to make an association then in your contact record it will store the name of the relationsip (sister, brother, etc) and the full name including the title.

However when it tries to lookup that relationship it will fail.

The simple fix is to remove the title from the relationship on your contact record and it should all start working again.

I would really appreciate it if you could sponsor me and the team by donating to Brake via our JustGiving page: http://www.justgiving.com/FSGSnowdonWalk

I am told it may look like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELdijJpGcyc
But more likely like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHcm5kX65JM

I will be taking my camera and phone so will tweet, Facebook and photograph the sun, rain, snow or hail (delete as appropriate).

Thank you,

Dan

JustGiving: http://www.justgiving.com/FSGSnowdonWalk
Brake: http://www.brake.org.uk/
Fleet Support Group: http://www.fsguk.com/

While digging through the various books, papers and momentos I discovered a 1984 edition of the Usborne Computer Fun programming book. My parents got me this book when I was playing with my Dad’s BBC Micro (a model B) and I vividly remember typing these programs into the computer.

I have picked up the camera again after months of not having had any motivation to take a single photo. I have started a Project 365 – one image every day for the next 365 days. I am hoping this will not only improve my photography skills but also provide the focus necessary to get the camera out of it’s bag.

Emma has been working on this jigsaw for the last few days. It has been sat in the middle of the living room in the Puzzle Store that she got for Christmas. Slowly working from the outside in she has constructed all of the edges and a reasonable proportion of the upper half on the puzzle.

For example this format file will import six columns which are all formatted as:

“column1″,”column2″,”column3″,”column4″,”column5″,”column6″

9.0
8
1       SQLCHAR       0       1       ""          0     ExtraField          ""
2       SQLCHAR       0       100     "\",\""     1     ModelId             SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS
3       SQLCHAR       0       100     "\",\""     2     QualifyModelId      SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS
4       SQLCHAR       0       100     "\",\""     3     MediaAspectCode     SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS
5       SQLCHAR       0       100     "\",\""     4     SmallImageFilename  SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS
6       SQLCHAR       0       100     "\",\""     5     MediumImageFilename SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS
7       SQLCHAR       0       100     "\""        6     LargeImageFilename  SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS
8       SQLCHAR       0       100     "\r\n"      0     ExtraField           ""

But what would happen if the tagging process worked in conjunction with facial recognition technology? Every time a person was tagged in an image you could help the system learn what that person looks like. Eventually the system could become “smart” enough to recognise people on its own.

Auto-tagging photos – it’s the way forward, and you heard it here first!

Null dates are treated as either infinite past or infinite future accordingly.

WHERE
NOT (
(@InTo < ValidFrom AND @InTo IS NOT NULL AND ValidFrom IS NOT NULL)
OR
(@InFrom > ValidTo AND @InFrom IS NOT NULL AND ValidTo IS NOT NULL)
)


I remember that in school, both primary and secondary, I was taught how to change a plug. I was taught the colours of the wires inside a cable and how they related to the electrical mains supply. I understood which terminals within a plug these had to be connected to and I knew how to strip the cable to the correct lengths.

These days most electrical items come with a plug moulded onto the wire. It is rare that you have to change a fuse let alone rewire the plug. Before today I really can’t remember the last time that I saw the inside of a plug. Are children even taught, what was once considered a necessary life skill, in schools?

So  I ask you, when did you last wire a plug? What colour is the earth wire? Does blue connect to the neutral terminal or the live terminal? Finally, is it the earth or the live terminal that has the fuse?

A train going over a level crossing when the car shouldn’t have been there. Don’t play on the railways kids!

This car was left in the car park at work by Network Rail. It was recently used as part of their campaign to convince drivers that driving over level crossings when the lights are flashing is generally considered a bad idea.