Found where I'd hidden the RF remote control power outlets & the controller. I have four outlets, two are high-power (240v @ 2400 watts) the other two are for lights & have a dimmer circuit built in. But that doesn't work properly with my preferred LED lights, it flickers continually & never actually shuts off. It's OK with halogen bulbs, though.

Various apps can do it. GoodReader is one but my favourite would be Documents 5 by Readdle. See https://fnd.io/#/au/search for other possibilities.

She wants a guy who is 'funny & spontaneous', yet I tap on her window uninvited at night dressed as a clown, and it's all screams & sirens.

2017 to be named "2016 +1" to allow celebrity death toll to increase further.

Evaporative cooler filled with water, takes 20+ litres. Running the fan/pump on the lowest setting. We had another hot night, temps didn't drop below 24˚C & I had a desk fan running flat out all night for some relief, the evap cooler is more effective, though.
Looking like another warm night, expecting 20˚C.

Must remember that option-k is the shortcut for ˚.

In my day, we didn't have hand-held calculators.
We had to do addition on our fingers.
To subtract, we had to have some fingers amputated.

Heavy rain. Radar maps show it to be isolated, nothing like the downpour that caused flash flooding in many suburbs 7 hours ago.

I'm on the eastern edge of the weather that caused this mess. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-12-29/melbourne-hit-by-heavy-storms-causing-transport-delays/8152964
All we got here was rain, thunder, lightning & a massive temperature/humidity drop.

I'd been irritated by a persistent rattle coming from the left rear of the space behind the rear seats of my Toyota Yaris hatchback ?.. This tended to go away at around 80 kph but was annoying all the same.
So I had a look at it today. The floor of the luggage are rests on a pair of removable storage bins either side of the spare wheel well. One if those bins was misaligned and making contact with the plastic liner of the compartment. I shoved a scrap of cardboard into the gap & that fixed the issue.