Yevhen Konoplyanka [Sevilla]

[dom9]

If that's genuinely your mobile number then I'd edit your post and remove it if I were you.

Too late.

[rudedog]

I phoned it and it was answered 'Shaggy's Phone'.

Very weird

Do you think it was Shaggy from Scooby Doo or Shaggy from here?

[Muddled]

If I text you my date of birth and general titbits, El_Matador - can you tell me my cycle and when I will peak?

[Patricks_Berger]

A lot of contracts require that a contractual notice must be given in a certain a way for example by courier or registerd post- typically, even in modern contracts, fax numbers are given for notices and email is expressly excluded.

Lawyers like to use faxes because it generates a transmission report which is good evidence that the notice has been sent and recieved. We like to exclude email because people get so much trash email that it is easy to miss something important.

[Vermilion]

If I text you my date of birth and general titbits, El_Matador - can you tell me my cycle and when I will peak?

There you are Muddled!

You have caused me soooo much grief today, so many damn deadline day threads about i'm all over the place!

[Pablo]

A lot of contracts require that a contractual notice must be given in a certain a way for example by courier or registerd post- typically, even in modern contracts, fax numbers are given for notices and email is expressly excluded.

Lawyers like to use faxes because it generates a transmission report which is good evidence that the notice has been sent and recieved. We like to exclude email because people get so much trash email that it is easy to miss something important.

• The fax machine was invented before the telephone was invented.
  
• The first facsimile (FAX) system was invented in 1842.
  
• Alexander Bain, a Scottish physicist and clockmaker, invented the fax.
  
• The first rudimentary facsimile system consisted of swinging a pendulum over metallic type. Contact with the type caused an electric current to flow over wires to a distant swinging pendulum synchronized with the first. Chemically treated paper was positioned under the pendulum, and produced a brown image when the current passed from the pendulum to the paper.
  
• The first fax system was too costly and complicated to gain any widespread popularity, especially after the emergence of the telegraph.
  
• In 1870, revolving drums and special scanning techniques added to the earlier fax system revived interest in fax development.
  
• The first photograph was transmitted via fax in 1904 by American inventor, Arthur Korn.
  
• By 1910 newspapers in Berlin, London and Paris were exchanging photographs via fax by utilizing radio waves.
  
• AT&T established the first fax cable system between New York and London in 1924.
  
• It took 6 minutes to send a single page via fax in 1924. (Group I fax machines)
  
• It took 3 minutes to send a page via fax in 1974. (Group II fax machines)
  
• It took 1 minute to send a page via fax in 1980. (Group III fax machines)
  
• A page can be sent via fax today in 1.7 seconds (Group III fax machine at 33.6Kbps)
  
• Magnavox manufactured and Xerox marketed the first commercial fax machine in 1966.
  
• No fax machines are manufactured in the United States today. Most are manufactured in Japan, Korea and China. .
  
• Fax machines could not be connected to public telephone lines until 1968, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled they could be.
  
• There were only about 30,000 fax machines in the United States in l970. Today there are over 18 million.
  
• A richly featured fax machine sold for as much as $20,000 in l982. Today, a fax machine with many more features and using plain paper sells for under $1,000.
  
• Plain paper fax machines use one of three different print mediums--ink, film or toner. Which is best for a particular business depends on volume and content of incoming faxes.
  
• Small telephones with fax capability are on the market today. The fax industry predicts every home will have one soon.
  
• The fax machine has evolved into a multifunction machine connected to the computer network in most offices today. It can copy, print, and scan as well as fax.

[Slinky Skills]

Oh! This is the Konoplyanka thread after all! For a moment i thought i'd wandered into a 'How to make the perefect PDF!' thread!

[cream]

No worries El Mat, I've passed on your number to my real friends and facebook friends, they'll keep you updated. I've also posted your number on various forums, that should keep you updated. Thank me later.

[Lee]

I wish he would answer his ****ing mobile phone, I can't breath heavily forever.

[Slinky Skills]

We're going to look like a bunch of Plyanks if we can't pull this deal off.

[dom9]

• The fax machine was invented before the telephone was invented.
  
• The first facsimile (FAX) system was invented in 1842.
  
• Alexander Bain, a Scottish physicist and clockmaker, invented the fax.
  
• The first rudimentary facsimile system consisted of swinging a pendulum over metallic type. Contact with the type caused an electric current to flow over wires to a distant swinging pendulum synchronized with the first. Chemically treated paper was positioned under the pendulum, and produced a brown image when the current passed from the pendulum to the paper.
  
• The first fax system was too costly and complicated to gain any widespread popularity, especially after the emergence of the telegraph.
  
• In 1870, revolving drums and special scanning techniques added to the earlier fax system revived interest in fax development.
  
• The first photograph was transmitted via fax in 1904 by American inventor, Arthur Korn.
  
• By 1910 newspapers in Berlin, London and Paris were exchanging photographs via fax by utilizing radio waves.
  
• AT&T established the first fax cable system between New York and London in 1924.
  
• It took 6 minutes to send a single page via fax in 1924. (Group I fax machines)
  
• It took 3 minutes to send a page via fax in 1974. (Group II fax machines)
  
• It took 1 minute to send a page via fax in 1980. (Group III fax machines)
  
• A page can be sent via fax today in 1.7 seconds (Group III fax machine at 33.6Kbps)
  
• Magnavox manufactured and Xerox marketed the first commercial fax machine in 1966.
  
• No fax machines are manufactured in the United States today. Most are manufactured in Japan, Korea and China. .
  
• Fax machines could not be connected to public telephone lines until 1968, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled they could be.
  
• There were only about 30,000 fax machines in the United States in l970. Today there are over 18 million.
  
• A richly featured fax machine sold for as much as $20,000 in l982. Today, a fax machine with many more features and using plain paper sells for under $1,000.
  
• Plain paper fax machines use one of three different print mediums--ink, film or toner. Which is best for a particular business depends on volume and content of incoming faxes.
  
• Small telephones with fax capability are on the market today. The fax industry predicts every home will have one soon.
  
• The fax machine has evolved into a multifunction machine connected to the computer network in most offices today. It can copy, print, and scan as well as fax.

True fax.

[Shaggy]

Jonathan Northcroft @JNorthcroft
Sky lads look frostbitten outside Melwood. They could have long wait. Konoplyanka to Liverpool "looking 50-50" it's being said

[john316]

Eeek!

[The_weatherman]

Since you guys are all optimistic and stuff, I think this one's dead in water as well.

[Roboklopp]

Me too.