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These should allow people to heat individual rooms at different times. But they often need to be reset – which can take hours.
Hive says that as many as 1,000 users are adversely affected by this, a result of a flawed software update.
Yet one user was told by customer service staff that a new bug had been detected – resulting in radiators being turned off or coming on when not instructed to.
David Strahan, 58, is among those to be refunded for the cost of his TRVs after demanding money back.
Strahan says: Either Hive has finally recognised what customers have been saying for over a year – or after all that time new bugs are emerging.
have been a much bigger protest by opening fire. sound like iran, no? president obama linking those protests to your pain at the pump and trying to ease uncertainty in the markets. part of it though is also uncertainty in terms of what s happening in the middle east. so, one of the messages that i want to send today is that we are confident about our ability to fill any potential gaps in supply. joining us now, former ambassador to mor ko, mark ginsburg and david strahan. david, just how severe is the oil situation right now pricing wise? i don t think there s a shortage of oil anywhere. this is market sentiment. everyone s worried because there s little spare capacity left in the system. some from goldman sachs estimated there s only 2 million barrels per day of spare
friday? the refineries are still working at almost full capacity. bahrain is exports oil. libya is the only country that s an oil exporter where supplies have been cut. david, do you agree that the splet to disrupt a flow of oil to the middle east and threat to political stability and fear about political stability are very different issues that are being intertwined here? yes, i do and it s unlikely to talk down a crisis. there are a number of reasons that it s unlikely that saudi will go offline for the reasons discussed and more, but if it were to happen, it would be catastrophic because not only is it the biggest oil exporter in the world, it holds all the spare capacity, so if you like, if you want to compare the oil producing companies, it s a flag ship, but all the lifeboats are
like? leave it to our imaginations, david. something for the kids to think about at home. still ahead, looking for a hail mary in the nfl s labor talks. we are now less than a half hour away from a key deadline that could trigger not only a lawsuit, but an end to the 2011 football season. but before we get to that, the new apple in steve jobs eye. we ll be right back. boy, i m glad we got aflac huh.