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It might not be new, but it is new hardware for me

Great thanks!!

SNAP

How can you use your substitutes?

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All our thoughts and prayers to the Bezuidenhout family, RIP Ertjies

When I used to race ...

Cool thanks Wannabe, I though as much

Is it advisable to try to get a cracked welded up on a road frame? and if so, where can I get it done?

Cannot find my profile number , but you my profile name is Bobby Graaff

Man that looks interesting, will be making some this weekend for next weeks tour to DBN. Thanks Zula

This date sounds like a plan SP

More positions at the place I work: DISPATCHER: EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES Reporting to the Team Leader: EMS. Responsible for medically assessing all requests for ems assistance and providing the appropriate emergency medical assistance/ambulance dispatch, as per departmental underwriting and client protocols. . • Assess incoming calls and provide assistance accordingly • Document/log all calls on the system • Answering calls within specified times • Taking on ad hoc assignments KEY COMPETENCIES we require from you: • Matric • Basic or Intermediate Life Support practitioner • Registration with the HPCSA – must be current • Operational experience preferable • Experience in an emergency call centre environment preferable • Articulate in English and Afrikaans (ethnic language will be an advantage) • Able to work under pressure and in a high stress environment • Must be computer literate • Excellent geographical knowledge of South Africa • Above average problem solving and resource management skills • Empathy and good listening skills • Reliable, punctual and productive • Reliable transport Starting date: SOONEST ARE YOU INTERESTED OR DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO MIGHT BE? HOW TO RESPOND: If you feel you are suitably experienced and qualified for the position, then respond by sending your CV and a short motivation to khumom@europassistance.co.za

New position where I work: A vacancy exists for a TEAM LEADER: EMS IN THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Reporting to the Divisional Manager Medical and responsible for supervising the activities pertaining to the running and management of the ambulance dispatch and frontline services. • Ensure that the service is covered adequately, so as to maintain required service levels at all times • Ensures departmental and staff/individual productivity targets are met • Timeous production of required stats and reports • Understands and interprets stats, reports, products and SLA with clients to ensure smooth running of the department • Follows up on all change requests with IT or relevant supporting department • Ensures that the department policies and procedures are updated in order to ensure continuing effectiveness, and communicates and implements same, effectively KEY COMPETENCIES we require from you: • Matric • Intermediate or Advanced Life Support Practitioner • Registration with the HPCSA – must be current • Min 3 years experience in an operational emergency medical service capacity • Experience within an EMS call centre environment – an advantage • Articulate in English and Afrikaans (ethnic language will be an advantage) • Excellent geographical knowledge of South Africa • Above average problem solving and resource management skills • Experience as a team leader or supervisor – an advantage • Empathy and good listening skills • Reliable, punctual and productive • Able to work under pressure and in a high stress environment • Reliable transport Starting date: Soonest ARE YOU INTERESTED OR DO YOU KNOW ANYONE WHO MIGHT BE INTERESTED? HOW TO RESPOND: If you feel you are suitably experienced and qualified for the position, then please forward your CV together with a detailed motivation as to why you believe you are the person for the job. Be sure to point out where your experiences and competencies match those required by the position. Do not simply send a CV – this will be returned to you and you will not be considered. Send your applications to erikad@europassistance.co.za by no later than Tuesday 19 April 2011.

Junior Programmer required - EasyRx Pharmacy Management Solution A little company background: SuperScripts was the pioneering Windows based pharmacy dispensing software developed in the early 80s. One of the key members, Katerina Catsicas, was encouraged to explore her entrepreneurial skills and established EasyRx Support (Pty) Ltd in 1999. The maintenance and technical support of SuperScripts were since outsourced to EasyRx Support. Katerina and her team developed the software into a fully integrated pharmacy management solution – WinScripts. WinScripts includes dispensing, POS, inventory control, real time medical claiming and account management for pharmacies. In 2002, agreement was reached that all SuperScripts subscriptions were to be replaced by WinScripts and serviced by EasyRx. EasyRx has since been proudly offering complete pharmacy management solutions including software and hardware sales, maintenance and technical support to pharmacies throughout Southern Africa. About the program WinScripts: WinScripts contains various modules including dispensing, point of sale, accounting and inventory. It also coordinates with 3rd party companies for real time medical aid claiming, recharge vouchers and ordering programs. The challenge we are facing now is processing a large volume of prescriptions and claiming automatically. WinScripts is developed using Microsoft Visual Basic 6 with data base using MySQL. We plan to introduce Visual Studio 2010 and IdeaBlade DevForce for our next stage development. The junior programmer required: Knowledge of MS VB and SQL are essential. .Net and ASP are of advantage. Some experience is of advantage. Preferably Johannesburg based. Perfect for final year student or new graduate. We are a small company with lots learning opportunities and growth potentials. White female or male are preferred. Africans speaking is of advantage. You can contact Jan Theron at jan@easyrx.co.za

To all the IT gurus in the Constantia Kloof (Gauteng) area: The company i work for has the following position available, mention that I, Bobby Graaff, refered you; JNR SQL DBA : (IT Department) A permanent position exists in the Europ Assistance IT Department for: Junior SQL DBA KEY RESPONSIBILITIES of the positions will be: • Change requests and incident screening • Installation, configuration, upgrade, and migration of SQL Data • Backup and recovery, including test plans • Database security • Storage and capacity planning • Performance monitoring and tuning • Troubleshooting COMPETENCIES WE NEED FROM YOU: • SQL 2008 R2 experience essential • MCITP certification in exam 70-450 is essential • Bilingual (Eng & Afr) • Min. typing speed: 25 words per minute • Attention to detail • Team player Starting date: SOONEST ARE YOU INTERESTED AND HAVE THE REQUIRED COMPETENCIES? If so, please channel your inquiries / application through Erika de Sousa (erikad@europassistance.co.za) by no later than Monday 28th February 2011

Hey caad, too long, you must join us on Sat mornings at the Florida McD's on Ontdekkers, we leave at about 05H30

Yip it is, how did you guess?

NO WHERE !!! It's still buggered at the bike shop

Try Be-safe at 011 475 8329, they're based in Weltevreden Park.

There's also a bunch of us, about 15 guys, that get together at the Macdonalds on Gordon road every Sat and Sun morning at 05H45 and leave at about 06H00. We do more/less the same distances as Mampara does.

I know what you mean As for the spoke difference, it's just that, there are 20 spokes on the back wheel and only 16 spokes on the front wheel.

Due to the position of the spokes entering the rim +/- 8 mm deep into the side of the rim and the position of the bar code sticker.

Met him and had the pleasure of riding with him, what a great guy.