Richard Broughton

Definitely the best hosting service I have used over about 25 years. Reliable, responsive. Not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for. I'm just a small fish in their very large pond (handful of domains and a few websites) but they are as responsive to my occasional problem as I could wish.

Really excellent stroopwafels. Far better than the well-known and significantly downsized brand. If you want the stroopwafels you remember from Holland, these are the ones to get. Very convenient website for ordering with fast (if a bit expensive) international shipping. Well-packed and all arrived intact.

As others have commented, the milk delivered at the doorstep is often just days from the expiry date. Today's Wed. delivery (14/02) is dated 17/02, which is the same date as our Monday delivery. That is very STALE PRODUCT. Earlier this year over a holiday weekend we had milk delivered on 29/12 with one bottle dated 04/01 and the other 09/01, which shows that the production line can date them up to10 days out. So who is getting the fresh milk? Certainly not the loyal (12 years) doorstep customers. Also, as others have commented, we have experienced milk that has gone off before the expiry date even with Winter delivery when it was colder outside than in our fridge.
I can't fault the local delivery person and the website is fantastic to use, but if they can't deliver fresh milk what is the point.

I don't need to do this very often, but when faced with trying to secure an expiring domain I thought I would be spending frequent visits to my registrar to see if the domain was indeed released. Then I discovered dropped.uk and no more worries or tedium. For a very reasonable fee they do the watching and nab it as soon as possible. A simple service, straightforward to use and works perfectly. Just followed the steps and it all worked perfectly. (Well, I did spend a few minutes trying to find out what an 'IPS tag' is.)

Second order with Stinkyink and I will be sticking with them. I've had my share of leaky, non-functioning refills from other companies. Stinkyink refills are clean, give good quality results, and my printer seems happy with them.

I used to spend a lot of time tracking down sources of the eclectic range of dried foods and fruits that we like from our travels. Now I have found THE source for us--proper pin-head oats (organic, too) for Scottish breakfast, large green and small red lentils for middle-eastern dishes, not to mention their wide range of dried beans, fruits and spices for other cuisines (and just munching). Mostly organic and all 'fresh' (i.e., not been sitting in the back of a storeroom forever). Prices seem quite reasonable with a low threshold for free shipping. Packed in stout boxes that I have quickly put to re-use. Definitely our main source for a lot of stuff we used to comb different supermarkets for.

I like to share my photos with family, friends, and groups that I know, and I certainly do not care to hand over my photos to third parties of dubious intent. jAlbum is simply great for allowing me to do that. It was very easy to master and extremely versatile with a wide range of 'skins' (visual themes and display format). Packed with other features for professionals and serious photographers. But, most important for me, I can create an attractive display of dozens of my photos and upload them to my private web site (came with my ISP account) in a very short time. I give the link to whomever I wish, and remove it all when finished. Perfect for my needs.