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Hours? Days? Weeks? Do you wait for a certain percentage / value amount before pulling out?

The older Victorian houses to the south of Chorley. Natural thoughts would be subsidence, but I'm actually pretty sure it wasn't for some. I've looked on the British Newspaper Archive and the Chorley planning permission website with no luck and stuck for ideas why the front wall for ~10 terraced houses was rebuilt I think about the 1980/90s.

Was there a big wall-rebuilding / road works / structural re-working done around Chorley at this time?

Thanks for any information.

There are a lot of self-serving sensational headlines about how this vaccine "stops" melanoma from returning whilst the actual text is that patients remain cancer-free "significantly longer".

Given the overhead into producing each individual vaccine with currently a four-eight week turnover, I don't see it being rolled out nationally.

Could it be used for other cancers? Presumably melanoma is first because being an external tumour, it's the easiest to test?

Presumably in the future, the AI will determine common denominators that could perhaps be used as a general vaccine for cancer for children?

What about people who have gene mutations that make them more susceptible to cancer? Could this technology be used to 'undo' their screwy genes?

e.g. Despite Benny Hill and the Carry-on films, nurses do not wear short skirts and fishnets.

Seeing the thoughts is actually really useful to know if it's going in the wrong direction and so stop it when it does!

I've tried collapsing/expanding thinking options but still don't see the thought text.

As an example, there's an abundance of posts mentioning cracks and issues from the dryer weather of summer, so what issues should buyers be aware of, symptoms that may be hints it's happening, and what should they look out for but think can be fixed, and what a house should have to minimise the chance of issues in the future?

I open a position, it goes the right way - great! But before it gets to where I think it's going to get to, I'll close the position down. I think in terms of percentages and like "that's x% profit there now" as it's stalled or bobbing about a certain region which is amazing as it moves, but then I close it down before it actually hits my prediction.

How can I just leave it to go the distance? Should I?

This is what I'm missing the most! If you don't know, imagine about 30 stalls selling huge tubs of fruit and veg for £1 at a time: 10 apples, 18-20 satsumas, about £5 worth of blueberries, 5 huge red peppers, and so on. Look at the pictures!

Priced for turnover, rather than per-unit profit. I could get a solid week's worth of fruit for £5 and it was fresher than what you get in the supermarkets. It runs Tue - Sat, and it's rammed every day.

All I can find are farmers selling their own produce and I'm getting bored of the supermarket bland offerings.

Is there anywhere nearby that is similar? If not, I feel Preston could really do with such a market - outside the Harris would be the perfect place.

Fed up of agents who delay interested people until there's enough for a bulk viewing - the agents are cheap and way over-subscribed. My offer at asking was rejected. Are buyers expected to play a guessing game? Or, I suspect, the agency - who I've had issues with not forwarding offers in a timely fashion - are bad-mouthing me.

Either way, f this - what should be simple - house buying process.

People of a certain age will know the two shows - one was prime-time Saturday viewing and the other Sunday night viewing!

So, to summarise, completely ignoring the dangers because complete autistic-like 100% OCD obsession with their big project (I don't mean that description to denigrate - just to emphasise how strong and deep it is). They're dreaming of how people will react to it, that it'll be the talk of the town, photos, people admiring it and them, people will love it, etc. I think delusions of grandeur. They've quickly increased the amount of time on it and now it's all waking time - from 11:00 to about 05:00 - and they're adding more and more to the project so it never ends.

Of course, not working, and at first I thought drowning themselves in the project to pass the time, now, I realise it's an excuse to avoid doing 'something'. The house is a mess, cat piss smell everywhere, dust obviously everywhere, haven't cleaned for a very long time, utter unbearable stench in their bedroom - never a window open. Bed has stains that looks like two people died in it and were not found for a few weeks. There are obviously... issues.

Anyway, despite me telling them that spraying these deadly chemicals and dremelling indoors with no ventilation, masks, etc is so damn dangerous - brain damage / death - they're still doing it. But, now, trying to cover it up and lying about doing it. It's so bad, you can smell the fumes, you can taste the plastic in the atmosphere in the house. Being in the house for even a short time causes me chest pains / throat pains.

They complain about eye issues, coughs, sneezing, chest pain, tiredness, and sleeping / passing out not long after spraying, etc. All the dangerous symptoms but they excuse it as 'hay fever' or brush it off. They believe they're "used to it".

There have been depression / OCD issues before and anti-depressants medication has been prescribed but is not being taken now - the dosage amount would suggest it isn't new medication to them.

So now, I'm concerned that they are a real full-on threat to themselves and perhaps need better medication / closer monitoring? They seem to be ignoring the dangers because of their obsession is more important to them, or something - I can't figure it out.

Talking to them is a dead-wall. They lie, make excuses not to do something ("I have to do this first"). They come across as really arrogant.

Should I be reporting it to safeguarding / someone else as it isn't a case that their hobby isn't doing them (and other occupants / neighbours) harm?

Viewed house today. Offer put in about 30mins after viewing in person in office. Was told, I would have to wait until Tuesday now because lots more viewings. Come back Tue.

Walked out. Unhappy. Went back. Spoke to perhaps "manager" lots of blah blah told me lots of viewings today and more later and they wanted to wait for feedback from all viewings, which owner is taking personally, EA would only put offer in by end of day.

I'm a cash buyer and could have called my conveyancer by now if accepted to get started.

Is this delay kosher?

e.g. Dvorak analysed the English language and placed the most-used keys directly under the fingers and the lesser-used ones further away to accelerate typing.

Why can't transformers be trained on a similar concept? Instead of using words, use characters that represent words. The most frequent words are represented by single characters and then work upwards.

Would this speed up training and reduce network size?

This has happened several times in the last few days across a few agencies. Is this normal? I mean, damn! I understand it's peak time but will it be like this until the end of July now?