Minnesotastan - now why didn't I spot that? Perhaps my mind's too highly tuned.
That's make the wishbone a furcula - which only came to mind after I'd posted the first lot. Wish the latin name for a puffin would come to mind - but as you say, it probably ends in "a".
Perifoveal probably means "around the fovea" - the fovea is the sensitive spot in the middle of your retina.
Pepi, IIRC was an Egyptian prince - might be something around the pyramids or the Nile.
Yup, the prince was Vlad, sometimes known as Dracul. Did things like nail turbans onto heads of people who wouldn't remove them in his presence.
Anne, Catherine and Jane sound like wives of Henry VIII, but I didn't think they were buried near each other. Two were - probably in Windsor so it'll be the chapel in the castle I guess.
The tarantula spider gave its name to the tarantella dance.
The abnormal passage sounds like a fistula.
Broken bone is presumably the wish-bone.
The Linnean name for the puffin is sea-parrot? but that's a guess.
The answer, surely, is for people who don't mind their access point being accessed to tag it as such - "OK for email" as an SSID, for example.
Like everything else, the world isn't entirely black and white and there's a lot to be said for "Lock it or lose it" but in the end I'd prefer to have a widely understood tag - perhaps OA in the SSID for Open Access.
It's a lunchtime clock. Mostly it's lunchtime and just occasionally you might stumble onto a three o'clock but it's only a passing thing and lunchtime will be back again soon.
I've always wanted a giant staple gun to pin tailgaters to the ground with until they learn to keep a safe distance. It'd come out on a big arm, reach over and harpoon them to the tarmac.
I used Microsoft's Image Composite Editor the other day and was pleasantly suprised by how well it did with a set of photos taken in odd lighting without a tripod.
That's make the wishbone a furcula - which only came to mind after I'd posted the first lot. Wish the latin name for a puffin would come to mind - but as you say, it probably ends in "a".
I could cheat and FWSE for it.
Pepi, IIRC was an Egyptian prince - might be something around the pyramids or the Nile.
Yup, the prince was Vlad, sometimes known as Dracul. Did things like nail turbans onto heads of people who wouldn't remove them in his presence.
Anne, Catherine and Jane sound like wives of Henry VIII, but I didn't think they were buried near each other. Two were - probably in Windsor so it'll be the chapel in the castle I guess.
The tarantula spider gave its name to the tarantella dance.
The abnormal passage sounds like a fistula.
Broken bone is presumably the wish-bone.
The Linnean name for the puffin is sea-parrot? but that's a guess.
No idea where or what the Hill of Fords is.
I presume it's 4 times the height which would make it 64 times the volume.
Like everything else, the world isn't entirely black and white and there's a lot to be said for "Lock it or lose it" but in the end I'd prefer to have a widely understood tag - perhaps OA in the SSID for Open Access.
And he's a bit confused about the apostrophe - but that doesn't appear to be a sin these days.
www.spitfireaircraftco.com/kits.html
www.skipweasel.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/clee/panorama.jpg
OK - you can see the joins but that's more to do with the variable quality of the input.