Arthroscopy cameras

Arthroscopy procedures are often a favourable procedure technique for many surgeons as it is less invasive than open surgery and often means less scarring and a reduced recovery time for the patient. The first step in any arthroscopy procedure is to conduct an inspection of the affected joint or area. To do this, the surgeon …

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The best repair

Guys, I am taking to my blog just to say how over the moon I am with my latest car repair. I feel people are always very quick to scream and shout when something bad happens or you’re displeased with the work someone does, but people rarely ever sing praise when it’s needed. As part …

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The engine light

  My son is so irresponsible sometimes, I swear! Does anyone else find this with teenagers? They’re always all well and good to act all mature but as soon as they actually need to use the mature part of their brain, the whole persona crumbles. My son recently bought himself his first car. I had …

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Retired cabinet maker

I was a cabinet maker for a good forty years! You guys should feel my hands. They’re all calloused and rough. If I had a dollar for every time I sliced my hand open or nearly cut a finger off, I’d be rich and not need to work another day in my life. I think …

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Transformative software

I am a transformer. Now when I say I am a transformer I am not referring to the car sense, or the film series, or like I am some bionic human. What I mean is that I transform businesses, trade businesses in particular. I used to be a construction worker but as my years went …

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‘Braking’ the rules

It’s tough being a parent sometimes. You raise these people and then eventually they get to a certain age and they just don’t need you anymore. My son is twenty-one now and he’s working full-time and has his license. He hasn’t bought his own car just yet but that’s partly our influence as we have …

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I Hate Fishing

Fishing… it seems to be the pastime of choice for hundreds of thousands of Australians. From fishing in the crystal clear waters of Broome to freezing in the rough waters of Melbourne, people everywhere swear by fishing. I don’t get it! Fishing is boring, cold and wet. You could go fishing for six hours only …

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The Hardware Kings

Have you ever played the roleplaying game Hardware Store Bonanza? It’s a lot like Goblins and Grottos, but way cooler because it’s more realistic. Hardware Store Bonanza is still set in a fantasy world, but it’s quite a developed world. You play as a group of hardware store employees, going out on various quests, gaining …

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Will’s Inheritance

I’d just been told that my father was a vampire. It was a lot to take in, so I stumbled back, taking a seat in the auto shop. The owner, who I now realised must be a vampire too, came and sat beside me. “You seriously didn’t see this coming?” the man said. “The lack …

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Parking Lot Cup

Start your engines, because the first qualifying race of the Parking Lot Cup is about to begin. I’m your host, Tybalt Way, and with me is Harry McGillon. His comments will be in italics. Isn’t that right, Henry?  My name is Harry, but anyway, that’s right, Tybalt. Welcome to this exciting event which shall determine …

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