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My Air has shipped too, went for the 8 gpu core, 16gb, 512gb version. It’s replacing a mid-2011 11” MacBook Air so hoping this will last me for another 9 years!

I can also not speak highly enough of Dr Dan at the London Vision Clinic. Had the ReLEx SMILE surgery 5.5 years ago and it was brilliant. Appreciate it’s expensive but he and his team are really the best. I was cleared to go about normal activities (shower, use the tube etc) after my 24 hour...

Great to see LVC are still regularly getting recommended in this thread. Had my eyes lasered by Dan nearly 3 years ago now using ReLEX Smile and had no problems whatsoever. Excellent service and I felt like I was in trusty hands all the way.

My local authority won't allow you to drop your kurb until your front wall has been knocked down / driveway built. They have recently reissued all the parking rules and regulations mainly focused about when and where you can park with 0/2/4 wheels on the kerb. Part of that was blocking drive...

I had the Keyhole Lasik at LVC two years ago now. Best decision ever. Whilst I may not have got the "wow factor" when I first got up from the bed, I definitely had the wow factor after waking up the next day. I was pretty much fully healed after 24hours and cleared to go about my life as normal.

Can't remember if I've posted in this thread before but another massive thumbs up for the London Vision Clinic. Had keyhole lasik back in June last year and can honestly say it was the best decision of my life. Yes LVC is not cheap but Dr Dan and his team are great and I don't regret spending...

I fail to see how Geography is a Micky mouse degree.

Is it not too late for a lot of companies 2013 graduate schemes? I was going through this exact same process back in October-November time. Lucky enough to secure myself a position at one of the Big 4. It took four months from me sensing my application in, to receiving my job off. I know...

Will be doing the Certificate level CIMA in September then hopefully on to the full CIMA after, depending on which team I going when I start my grad job.

The video on ITV is horrific.

Following on from recommendations in this thread, I've had my initial consultation at the London Vision Clinic. Now booked in for surgery with Dr Dan Reinstein at the end of next month.

Thinking of signing up to the Nationwide account too. Figured the same as you that I'd leave £2500 in there to subsidise the cost of the account. £5 a month is then worth it for mobile phone and travel insurance alone. Also, you can then apply for their select credit card which offers fee-free...

Whatsapp and Spotify need to updated soon! iPhone 5 has been out for over a month now.

Also a thumbs up for NEET. Use one with my MacBook Air and its been faultless

Another vote for the Markus from Ikea. Replaced a cheap £40 faux leather one. Difference in comfort and support is night and day!

I can definitely say I have been effected up by this. A few messages from 2008/2009 appeared on my wall about a topic that was certainly not discussed in public. Deactivated Facebook in the mean time until the dust settles and some light is shed on the matter

Trying to do a DFU restore but getting the message "the iphone could not be restored, Not eligible for current build" error message. (This is using a fully up to date Macbook Air). Reset all settings from the the menu anyway, will see if battery life improves after that.

Isn't this just the same as the iCloud restore I done when I received the phone? This is why I was slightly confused by the advice on Macrumors.

I restored from an iCloud backup, maybe that has so something to do with my battery life? Macrumors mention doing a DFU restore??

My battery life does seem a lot worse than the 4. 10 Hours Standby 4 Hours Usage and I'm down to 14% :s