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Topresume.com has several 'packages'. The main feature is 'key words'. Apparently, a lot of CVs are checked by some sort of AI 'machine' for HR professionals. Your application is put aside when you...

Absolutely off topic, but remembered talking to this guy and listening to his collection of special recordings:

A guy in the Dutch chapter of the Triumph TR Register used to own an old-school...

It took a little longer than I’d expected before I (we) got an answer. Anyway, here we go:
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Don't tell me that it's new on the UK market! In the 50s and 60s, there was an equivalent for it on the Dutch DIY market The name for it was 'Wonderplug' (Yes, almost the correct English spelling)....

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My friend Don from Missouri flies over to Europe a few times every year for -always- classic car related trips. He stayed with us and we visited the Classica in Essen, Dutch restoration companies and...

We had something that -I think- looked like a tornado yesterday afternoon. It was forecasted. Nothing and no-one was hurt.

From ‘0-100’ in a matter of minutes. From sunny, friendly into tons of...

Every year, during Autumn, there’s sailing regatta called La Barcolana (no not Barcelona…). My oldest sailed on one of the participating ships.

I asked him about Triëste and he said that it’s a...

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Mine can be used for smaller batteries (m/cycles) and larger batteries (cars). I have mine for 20 yrs now. So perhaps newer types have even more features.

Mike Sanders Grease. German car magazines rate this stuff with the highest score. I only have experience with their 'grease strips': you put them between fenders and body etc. My Saab has them...

'Eyes on the ball!'

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Wednesday I took Elvis -complete with a muzzle on(!)- to Schiphol. I picked up my wife from a flight to Dublin. Normally he...

Last week and friend and I visited the Techno Classica car show in Essen, Germany. I live 130 km west from Essen and despite that distance, it was the first time I visited the venue.

I cannot...

A friend of us is an oncologist. She has ‘button’: when you ask her questions about certain operations, she start telling and explaining. Without regard for where she is, without any restrictions....

I know someone who has. I’ll ask him for his feedback

I need that, with a different 'area code' in the middle and hang it somewhere in my house. Against ants, wolves, the tax man etc.

Essentially, this piece of epoxy is the 21st version of garlic...

Hitting the high 20 degrees here today. Southern wind, clouds and indeed a strong-ish wind, up to 38 knots near the coast.

The first video contains a detail (3:55'): "... and there's the Philips factory ahead!" That's worth extra attention. In short: Philips worked for the Nazis and the Allied forces at the same time....

Every year, around this time of the year, I write something about WWII in my country and role of the Allied forces. A little earlier than normal, but it's something that happened 80 yrs ago.

On...

It's absolutely incredible. Like his '21 win of the Strada Bianchi and the '19 win of the Amstel Gold Race. But this time, he said, he'd reached his limits.

Tour de Flandres today. According to the Flemish TV commentators: '... the strongest winner since Eddy Merckx' (who's declared as holy in Belgium). No spoilers if you haven't seen it yet. Search for...

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But did they have the split tailgate?

In the 'Saab Parish' on the internet, things have taken a twist. One Saab owner wrote that his uncle used to work for Saab and that he bought one of...

I'd thrown out some other anchors on other sites as well. And there, it was suggested that it's a Dodge. A Plymouth was more luxurious and has metal striping and sometimes a two-tone paint job.
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Here's a picture of Per Eklund's Saab 96 during a 1969 rally on Swedish soil. The question among the international Saab parish is: the service car: what is it? It could be US built or is it a British...

There are quite a few cycling enthousiasts here. I suppose that some have seen what happened yesterday. An enormous 'chute' (accident) during a descent that will change the outcome of the upcoming...