Whether it's that 'man shed' essential, a piece of vintage jewellery or a cut-price antique, everyone loves a bargain.

There are lots of great car boot sales in and around Surrey and north-east Hampshire where you'll be able to hunt for some great buys and test your haggling skills.

So we've put together a guide to some of the car boot sales in the area.

If we've missed any, tell us by emailing tms-digitalmedia@trinitymirror.com

Visiting The Look Out is a great day out, with the main attraction being the hands-on science exhibition which has over 90 hands-on activities. We also have a gift shop and adventure play area. The centre is set in 1000 hectares of woodland which is owned and managed by The Crown Estate. If you are planning your first visit, please see our How to find us page.

Please feel free to phone the centre before you visit to find out if we have a busy day with school groups. Generally the quietest time in term time is from 2 to 5pm.

Dzisiaj zajmę się dokończeniem tematu związanego z tematyką – ile kosztuje paszport brytyjski? Brytyjski paszport i jego posiadanie wiąże się z kilkoma plusami i nie chodzi tu tylko o to, że można z nim podróżować… Tutaj na terenie UK paszport dla dziecka i sama procedura otrzymania go, wydaje się nawet mniej czasochłonna niż staranie się o polski paszport, bowiem wszystko można załatwić korespondencyjnie, czyli nie trzeba jechać do polskiego konsulatu. A sam paszport można otrzymać w dwa do czterech tygodni, a za dodatkową opłatą nawet w ciągu 7 dni. Jeszcze utrzymując się w temacie ,,dzieci” to pierwszy paszport brytyjski dla niemowlaka ważny jest 5 lat, są też takie drobiazgi, jak na przykład zdjęcie do paszportu, które można praktycznie wykonać samemu w domu, tutaj nikt nie zwraca uwagi czy widać lewe ucho czy nie. Niemowlak nie może być na zdjęciu wraz z lalkami lub innymi zabawkami to jedyny wymóg.

When developing websites, apps or blogs, code snippets can be a real time saver. Today, I’m sharing super useful PHP snippets that I’ve collected over the past months. Enjoy!

Surrey is home to some delightful nature reserves that are rich in wildlife and history.

From heathlands and meadows, to ancient woodlands and large lakes, there are plenty of beauty spots right on our doorstep.

A trip to a nature reserve not only makes a great family day out, especially when the weather is good, but it is also a perfect way to escape from all the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

As well as beautiful birds, you'll find fascinating flowers, graceful deer, delicate damselflies and stately trees.

Stuck for some sport or physical activity ideas during the school holidays? Help is at hand.

Whether you've got a child who loves all things sporty or you're trying to encourage a son or daughter to try something new, here are some great fitness ideas to keep the whole family healthy.

Petting farms not only give children a never-to-forget experience, they are also a guaranteed fun day out for all the family.

Whether you're looking to entertain the kids during the school holidays or you are organising a weekend treat, Surrey and north-east Hampshire is not short of great sites to get up close and personal with cute baby animals.

With the chance to ride around on mini tractors and feed their fluffy friends, here is our guide to the best petting farms on our doorstep.

The perfect places to pick up local produce and meet the producers, here is a guide to farmers’ markets in Surrey. Remember to get there early for the freshest food!

Surrey and Hampshire is home to an abundant supply of farm shops supporting local farmers and British produce.

From fresh fruit and vegetables and bread and cakes, to jams and chutneys and meat and fish, farm shops offer a wide variety of quality food and drink.

Whether you want to support local farmers more or you're searching for something unique for a special occasion, below are some great farm shops on your doorstep.

Plus some of them are pick your own sites so you can get the kids involved too.

Spring time means the start of lighter evenings, warmer weather, colourful flowers - oh and we can't forget, hot cross buns.

Home to some wonderful nature reserves, picnic hot spots, family attractions and picturesque National Trust sites, we are spoilt for choice when it comes to enjoying spring in Surrey.

We've picked some of our favourite places to enjoy the turning of the season on our doorstep.

Soft play centres with ball pools, crash mats and obstacle courses make an enjoyable day out for young children, especially when the weather isn't great.

With parent-friendly car parks, changing facilities and cafés with healthy eating options, these venues are not only convenient for mum and dad, but visiting them won't break the bank either.

For $5 you will get a half of body Caricature (from head to chest) with background in my concept for one person. I will delivery the result of my work in JPG/JPEG or PNG files with size as you requested. My standard size is 24x20cm (2835x2362 Pixels) with resolution 300dpi.

GoAccess' dashboard gives you an overview of server metrics by displaying summaries of different reports as panels on a single scrollable view.

Logstalgia is a website traffic visualization that replays or streams web-server access logs as a pong-like battle between the web server and an never ending torrent of requests.

Requests appear as colored balls (the same color as the host) which travel across the screen to arrive at the requested location. Successful requests are hit by the paddle while unsuccessful ones (eg 404 - File Not Found) are missed and pass through.

The paths of requests are summarized within the available space by identifying common path prefixes. Related paths are grouped together under headings. For instance, by default paths ending in png, gif or jpg are grouped under the heading Images. Paths that don’t match any of the specified groups are lumped together under a Miscellaneous section.

Introduction
PHP is a complex language that has suffered years of twists, bends, stretches, and hacks. It's highly inconsistent and sometimes buggy. Each version has its own unique features, warts, and quirks, and it's hard to keep track of what version has what problems. It's easy to see why it gets as much hate as it does sometimes.
Despite that, it's the most popular language on the web today. Because of its long history, you'll find lots of tutorials on how to do basic things like password hashing and database access. The problem is that out of five tutorials, you have a good chance of finding five totally different ways of doing something. Which way is the "right" way? Do any of the other ways have subtle bugs or gotchas? It's really hard to find out, and you'll be bouncing around the internet trying to pin down the right answer.
That's also one of the reasons why new PHP programmers are so frequently blamed for ugly, outdated, or insecure code. They can't help it if the first Google result was a four-year-old article teaching a five-year-old method!
This document tries to address that. It's an attempt to compile a set of basic instructions for what can be considered best practices for common and confusing issues and tasks in PHP. If a low-level task has multiple and confusing approaches in PHP, it belongs here.
What this is
It's a guide suggesting the best direction to take when facing one of the common low-level tasks a PHP programmer might encounter that are unclear because of the many options PHP might offer. For example: connecting to a database is a common task with a large amount of possible solutions in PHP, not all of them good ones—thus, it's included in this document.
It's a series of short, introductory solutions. Examples should get you up and running in a basic setting, and you should do your own research to flesh them out into something useful to you.
It points to what we consider the state-of-the-art of PHP. However, this means that if you're using an older version of PHP, some of the features required to pull off these solutions might not be available to you.
This is a living document that I'll do my best to keep updated as PHP continues to evolve.
What this isn't
This document is not a PHP tutorial. You should learn the basics and syntax of the language elsewhere.
It's not a guide to common web application problems like cookie storage, caching, coding style, documentation, and so on.
It's not a security guide. While it touches upon some security-related issues, you're expected to do your own research when it comes to securing your PHP apps. In particular, you should carefully review any solution proposed here before implementing it. Your code is your own fault.
It's not an advocate of a certain coding style, pattern, or framework.
It's not an advocate for a certain way of doing high-level tasks like user registration, login systems, etc. This document is strictly for low-level tasks that, because of PHP's long history, might be confusing or unclear.
It's not a be-all and end-all solution, nor is it the only solution. Some of the methods described below might not be what's best for your particular situation, and there are lots of different ways of achieving the same ends. In particular, high-load web apps might benefit from more esoteric solutions to some of these problems.

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