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There will be a Goose Is Out! live music stage at the Fair on Goose Green on Sunday, from 11.30am to 4pm. 11.30am - Dulwich Folk Choir 12 midday - James Riley 1pm - The Dulwich Ukulele Club 2pm - The John McLean Band 3pm - The Shakermakers And here is some information about them all! The Dulwich Folk Choir. Led by Aimee Leonard, who has recently moved here from Orkney, this will be the first public performance from this enthusiastic local choir, who will be singing a few traditional songs in three part harmony. James Riley Described by Reverbnation as "A fiendishly proficient guitarist and singer", and still only 24, local lad James has turned heads the world over - he has appeared on the same bill as blues legend Buddy Guy in Chicago. The Dulwich Ukulele Club This local big band with small guitars rocks up a storm wherever they go. "The Dulwich Ukulele Club are a must see. No kidding." The Guardian. The John McLean Band Local folk, blues and soul legend John McLean returns again to Goose Green following his fantastic performance at the Dulwich Festival Fair last year. John sings from the heart, and it shows in the warmth that exudes from the stage whenever he plays. The Shakermakers Finishing the afternoon's live music are seven musicians who hail from the heart of East Dulwich. "The best blues and R&B band in South East London" - Rock 'n' Reel. Don't miss them! You can find out more about The Shakermakers from www.theshakermakers.co.uk Edited to add: Click here to see YouTube clips of some of the artists! and edited to correct links :-$

Thanks people. I wouldn't rely on a bus replacement service, you can get normal buses from London Bridge to ED anyway :)

aicardo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here here! I can't bare the crapness of products > sold at the Co-Op and those flaming queues! xxxxxx Never a queue at the wonderful M&S, of course. And a lot of the stuff the Co-Op sells is very good.

grabot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've lived in East Dulwich > for some time and been to Iceland perhaps 10 > times: weird place, not cheap, not particularly > nice food. Pointless. xxxxxxx Eh? It is cheap, and the food is absolutely fine for basics like frozen vegetables, frozen fish, natural yoghurt etc.. Whereas last time I was in an M&S food store, the price of basic things like that was much much higher.

BrandNewGuy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not from East Dulwich. You can always check by > putting in your journey here - and it will let you > know if it's running normally or if it's a bus > replacement service. xxxxxx Hmmm. Just tried that for this coming Sunday (13 May), but it just gave me train times from London Bridge to East Dulwich, nothing about a bus replacement service. But when I phoned the number Nero gave above, they said there was a bus replacement service that day. So now I have no idea whether there is or not!! Need to find out for somebody else. :-S

Vik Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's an Iceland just down the road in Peckham, > I shop in Iceland when money's particularly tight > but would just pop to Peckham if the LL branch > went. xxxxxxxx I sometimes shop in Iceland, but I wouldn't bloody trek down to Peckham to do that, it's around an hour's round trip compared to ten minutes for me. Personally I'd be sorry to see Iceland go. We don't all have loads of disposable income to spend on highly priced M&S food.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *pulls up chair, opens beer and sits back with > popcorn* xxxxxx :)):)):))

Is this book available in Cheners Books or Rye Books? Can't find it on Amazon. I'd like to give it to my daughter for her birthday this week (she has an allotment in Oxford).

Ukjoncollins Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gotta say, I've only seen two of the pieces so far > and I really really like them. I'd pay to go and > see art like this. Surely the point of art to be > controversial. If it doesn't make people talk what > is the point of it? We should be embracing this > not quietly bitching about it on the internet. > > Jon xxxxxx Agree :)

Vince Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well, I saw another of Stik's creations in Dulwich > today. I'm no expert, but I suspect the > inspiration was The Linley Sisters by Thomas > Gainsborough. I could be wrong. xxxxxxxx Well spotted ! :)-D

Lishyloo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think it lOoks a bloody mess, just because a so > cold artist did it we call it art xxxxxx Just because you can't spell, we call it a post :)) Or something. I think Stik's work is wonderful, myself.

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Lovely illustrations :)

wadeylady001 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is the police chopper really such a rarity in > Midsomer Dulwich? You should try living here in > CSI Catford. Practically our usual Friday evening > soundtrack. :-) xxxxxx Nah, not at all a rarity, but every time one comes anywhere near East Dulwich somebody starts a new thread on here :))

OK just trying another laptop. Getting much the same problems, very slow and keeps logging me off at random. Will await the AOL response, but I'm now pretty sure the problem is not within my laptop. Thanks all :)

Thanks Fox, I will try with another laptop first, as presumably if the problem is with my registry I won't have difficulties with my email from another laptop. I've also submitted a report to AOL. They seem to be making a lot of changes to their site at the moment, so I suspect it's something to do with that. xx

tallulah71 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BORIS!! xxxxxx :-S

So has anybody bloody won yet then, or what?

Yeh trying the other laptop thing tomorrow. Don't have another one here at the moment. However I've just downloaded a load of large music files from about six emails which someone had emailed to me, and deleted the emails with the attachments, and it seems to have improved things so fingers crossed :) Would have thought a registry issue would have caused other probs than just with my emails, but what would I know :))

OK Fox, sorry to be snappy when you're trying to help, here's some of the error messages I've been getting. Maybe you could decipher them for me. I've cleared the cache, cleared all AOL cookies, and deleted loads of emails as I had over a thousand in my inbox. I suspect this is all something to do with a new email system which AOL is apparently introducing. These are all intermittent errors - so far as I been able to get into all my AOL email addresses eventually. However I have printed out all my contacts (took bloody ages) in case it all goes completely (6) After email sent: Not Found The requested URL 3&sid:ad73143a-2371-43a8-b791-139756636f84&rt:STANDARD&ckd:.mail.aol.com&ckp:/&ha:uUFzfY2MGcrhpQoDjNwJBzXhoH8=&; was not found on this server. On trying to open an email: Expected a ':' after a key On trying to open an email: We encountered a technical issue. Please try again. Message: The connection was reset Firefox can't find the server at sent-confirmation.mail.aol.com,%20o.aolcdn.com. The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading. After it was sent got this message: The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments. If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network connection. If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to access the Web. Clicking on ?new email? An error occurred whilst retrieving your messages. Try again. On logging out and trying to log in again Good Afternoon, sueatquietearth! We encountered a technical issue Please log out and back in to try again Suddenly appearing Http/1.1 Bad Request You are no longer logged into AOL. Please log in again. On trying to open email Not Found The requested URL 3&sid:7f2ebb9f-6fa8-455c-b031-470d85047841&rt:STANDARD&ckd:.mail.aol.com&ckp:/&ha:i3Ft+FsjBgnin%3D%2526pid%253Dsns%252520%25253A%252520AOL%252520Mail%25253A%252520Simple%25252C%252520Free%25252C%252520Fun%2526pidt%253D1%2526oid%253DSign%252520In%2526oidt%253D3%2526ot%253DSUBMIT;; was not found on this server. On Signing Out Bad Request HTTP Error 400. The request is badly formed. On Clicking on New Email Http/1.1 Bad Request Unterminated string Bad Request HTTP Error 400. The request is badly formed. On trying to submit a help request to AOL I then got: Bad Request Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand. Request header field is missing ':' separator. Accept-Langua0MDAuK1RoZStyZXF1ZXN0K2lzK2JhZGx5K2Zvcm1lZCUzQitVbnRlcm1pbmF

woodrot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > AoL is rubbish xxxxx What a very constructive comment, thanks for that. Not.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PGC - Paul Waugh at Politics Home wrote earlier > today that the best spoiled ballot paper he had > come across was someone who had scrawled "You made > me pregnant you bastard!" next to the name of a > candidate. > xxxxxx She'd never heard of contraception, then? :-S

AOL Mail 30 April via Twitter We are sorry if your mail isn?t loading or if it's a bit slow right now. We're aware of this issue and should have it fixed soon. ETA: If AOL "does not support Opera", how come I can pick up my AOL email via Opera?

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Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Be careful out there folks. > > I hadn't thought through my other two votes so I > though I'd apply the Grand National Principle, ie, > pick a name that sounds good. Who could resist > 'Fluss'? Sneaky bugger didn't have his party > under his name (just some wanky slogan), but drift > the eyes left (unnatural for English readers) and > it turns out to be UKIP. > > Big Brother is not watching you. xxxxxxx But your results on the previous page gave you a score of 4 for UKIP PGC - you must like something they do :))