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Door entry systems - June 21, 2008

Can anyone recommend someone to repair door entry systemsTa
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1715885.html

emergency vet - June 20, 2008

Can anyone tell me whowhere the emergency vets are in Edinburgh and how much they charge for an emergency visitMy cats have eaten some leaves off of some lilies I had in a bouquet on my dresser and one's already thrown up. I'm watching her carefully but I'd like to know what the emergency options are in case we need them. (Lilies are extremely toxic to cats and one leaf can kill a cat, for those that don't know and think I'm just over-reacting over a bit of cat vomit. I left my bedroom door..
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1715470.html

Those ancient dinosaurs of punk return! - June 20, 2008

Sad Society's first gig in Edinburgh this year! At Henry's Cellar Bar, Morrison Street, on Friday, 27th June at 8pm. Admission: 4.
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1715449.html

Book festival - no Pratchett left :o( - June 20, 2008

Hello again all,Thanks for the advice on getting to Newcastle.  Circumstances outwith our control mean that we can't make it sadly, but I have another problem I am hoping Edinburgers can solve.I spent AGES on the phone trying to get through to the Book Festival office and, like the poster below, had problems with the website.  As I was trying to access from work this wasn't ideal either.The upshot of this is that I couldn't get tickets to Terry Pratchett and am gutted.Is there any...
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1715069.html

Voluntary befriending opportunties - June 20, 2008

Hello Edinburgers,Is there anyone reading who is interested in doing some voluntary befriending work My employer The Action Group is a local charity which provides assistance to individuals with learning disabilities and other support needs. We have a number of service users who are seeking voluntary befrienders to meet up and take them out once a week or fortnight. Their needs and interests are all very different, but include everything from ballet and opera, to horse racing, cinema, walking,..
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1714913.html

Book Festival - June 20, 2008

Why oh why can't the Book Festival make provisions to handle more callsonline traffic on the first day of booking  The online booking has been unavailable all morning and I can't even into the phone queue - it's been full for hours.  Anyone else been trying to book tickets  Has anyone succeeded EDIT: I just managed to get onto the booking section of the website, only to be told that my email address was not registered on the system.  So I go to sign up for a new account.
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1714485.html

The Stage - June 20, 2008

Does anyone know a shop in the Clerk StreetNicholson Street area that sells The Stage magazine I'm sure somewhere must but am clearly looking in the wrong places. TIA
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1714392.html

So, how bad IS traffic at 5pm-ish on a Friday - June 19, 2008

We are going to be leaving the Gyle area tomorrow at about half past four.  We need to go to Newcastle.How long will it likely take us to do this  I am concerned that the Edinburgh City Bypass is going to be a horrendous slow-moving nightmare.Advice from regular travellersCheers!!  Please don't say "leave early" as we can't get out of work early :o)
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1714027.html

Handicrafts - June 19, 2008

Hi there, Does anyone know if there's a handicraft shop in or near to AbbeyhillEaster road. I'm not so crafty myself, but other folk are asking me to ask.thanks as ever.
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1713916.html

Bach Mass in b minor this Sunday - June 18, 2008

If you fancy something different this Sunday, The Edinburgh Singers will be performing on Sunday 22nd of MarchJune, at 7.30pm in St Marys Cathedral, Palmerston Place.One of Bach's most beautiful pieces - the mass in b minor. Rarely performed, and widely considered to be one of the greatest choral pieces of all time, this promises to be a truly special performance, by one of the UK's most exciting choirs.Featuring international soloists who have performed with The Sixteen, Scottish Opera and...
http://community.livejournal.com/edinburgers/1713540.html
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