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I had a problem with the graphics on my laptop that I could not fixed. West End PC Repair had it…read moreback to me within two days and in great working condition. Friendly service with fast turn around.

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When my seemingly bullet-proof external hard drive came to its demise one rainy summer's day, I…read morefrantically searched for someone who could revive it. Although the guys at Mercury were unsuccessful at retrieving my data, that is a reflection on the poor manufacturing at Seagate (b**tards!) rather than the guys here. The slick and friendly gentleman who attempted to do a number on my drive treated the situation like he was a doctor, but did not charge me for the hassle of examining the case. He gave me a concise diagnosis without deluding my expectations and was extremely apologetic when nothing could be done. That being said, he shed some light on the matter - my hard drive had slipped disks inside the magnetism, which is in computing terms a terminal illness. An operation on my item would have to be carried out in sterile conditions (I'm not kidding!) in a lab that you ususally have to send your item away to as these places are normally secluded in the country. But I appreciate the effort Mercury's team made and the fact they spent some time mulling over the situation without charging me for it. For repairs that can be carried out in their workshop they seem to be skilled, with prices at the expected rate for repairs such as these. I sincerely hope I won't have to mourn losing years worth of data again, but if such problems should arise I would return to this laptop surgery.

Having felt the pain of losing a laptop suddenly, I tried my best to console my friend when he…read moreshared his woes over the fact that his laptop was on its last legs and then, one sad gloomy day, how it would not turn on. I sympathised over a strong cup of tea - I had lost my laptop in the same way. A few days later he walked me back to my flat hugging the dead laptop insisting that he was taking it to Mercury Computers to get it fixed. In denial, I thought. I told him he had to move on and cut his losses - that getting it repaired would cost too much. But miraculously Mercury Computers brought it back to life and it is still going strong! Amazing. I don't think it was exactly cheap (definitely quite a bit under £100 though) and a small price to pay in comparison to a new laptop. I wonder now if I let my last wee beloved laptop down by not getting it the help it needed. Sniffle sniffle. Upstairs from Catani's this great wee place does everything you could dream of doing to your computer and sells all the bits and pieces for those with their own technical minds.

Nil by Mouth is a charity that was set up by Cara Henderson. The story behind the creation of the…read morecharity is not a pleasant one. When she was 15 years old she saw her friend, Mark Scott, stabbed to death on his way home from a football match between Celtic and Partick Thistle in the city's east end. Mark, a 16-year-old Celtic supporter, was walking with 2 friends when he was murdered in an unprovoked attack by Jason Campbell, a follower of rival Glasgow club Rangers. Mark never saw his killer. The charity has a mandate to tackle sectarianism in Scotland, particularly in Glasgow. They work within schools and at the grassroots, community level to try and cnahe attitudes and bridge the religious gaps that foster religious violence. They are always looking for new help and if you think this is a project that you would like to become involved with then email mail@nilbymouth.org.

Nil By Mouth mostly concentrating on school outreach work: its website gives a good idea of the…read morelevel of the problem that they face, in bringing the idea of sectarianism to the awareness of young people. They use drama workshops, discussions and teaching, all aimed at bringing together the catholic and protestant communities. Sectarianism in Glasgow is mostly centred around Rangers and Celtic, bringing a lively edge to Glasgow derbies and, in many ways, defining the city's atmosphere for outsiders. There still is a great deal of segregation on the West Coast- Catholic schools are popular, and graffiti often explores religious identity. A mixture of old fashioned football hooliganism, bigotry on both sides and an anxiety about how to address this gives Glasgow sectarianism a unique flavour. When you consider that it was only in 2003 that employment law expressly forbade discrimination on grounds of religion, it becomes clear that this is not some ancient problem that has recently disappeared. Nil By Mouth are aiming to cut it out at the root, by addressing primary school children. They do emphasise how what might seem like simple partisan behaviour can lead to violence and, sadly, murder. When they started out, Nil By Mouth attracted a great deal of good publicity, and they remain an important education and lobbying body.