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mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 0-9 A-F, so close. > But only for geeks! Original list Pope Benedict I? Pope Benedict XVI? 1 - 16 hence 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 10 Spot On.

Should that of been:- Pope Benedict 1? Pope Benedict 2? Pope Benedict 3? Pope Benedict 4? Pope Benedict 5? Pope Benedict 6? Pope Benedict 7? Pope Benedict 8? Pope Benedict 9? Pope Benedict A? Pope Benedict B? Pope Benedict C? Pope Benedict D? Pope Benedict E? Pope Benedict F? Pope Benedict 10?

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I took this one a couple of years ago > Nice Pic. Not a Rainbow. This is a Halo. How to see a halo As any avid sky watcher knows, there are many other examples of color in the sky. Have you ever seen a single ring of color around the sun or moon? It is a halo, and it occurs more frequently than a rainbow. To see a halo, don't look directly into the sun. Instead, block the sun from your view with your hand, a car visor or other object so you can just see the clouds around it. Sunglasses also may help you see a halo -- but even with sunglasses, you'll need to block the sun from your eyes. Sometimes the halo is white. Sometimes you can see red and orange in the middle, with yellow and blue at the outer edges. A 22-degree halo is the most common. It is formed when light refracts -- or bends -- around the edges of long ice crystals at a 22-degree angle. If a thin cloud's ice crystals are in the right position, you might see arcs just above or below the halo. The arcs form when light refracts inside long pencil-shaped ice crystals. Flat ice crystals can produce an effect high above the halo called a circumzenithal arc -- or an upside-down rainbow. Also when light refracts through flat horizontal ice crystals, you might see bright spots of light along the right and left sides of a halo. These bright spots are commonly called sun dogs; their scientific name is parhelia. Coronas Fox

Rainbows do not have ends....Full Circle Bows In the song "Moon River," Georgia songwriter Johnny Mercer wrote, "We're after the same rainbow's end." Actually, though, rainbows have no end. We usually don't see the full circle because the horizon of the Earth is in the way. But if the sun is very low in the sky, either just before sunset or just after sunrise, we can see a half circle. The higher the sun is in the sky, the less we see of the rainbow. The only way to see the full circle of a rainbow in the sky is to be above the raindrops and have the sun behind you. You would have to look down on the drops from an airplane. Source>>> Here

These Guys are back. Come to my house yesterday. They came last week too. Guy was very smart and said that this other guy could check my loft there and then. Talking about Upgrading insulation to 11 inches. Not sure what the scam is. Told him I was not interested. Be careful Folks.

Manzies in Peckham. Top of Hill Street.

This is an old 'Scam' Happened to me outside the Bishop last summer. Someone comes up. Throws copy of Big Issue on table. (Covering your Mobile) When you don't buy it, they pick the Mag. up along with your phone. In my case it was my ipod. but I spotted the scam and retreived it before they could take it.

The Kids that go round tagging other people's property. How would they like having their property spray painted. ??? Like their Expensive Trainers.

I would of said that you DO Need a License to view via BBC iPlayer... BUT....

Richmond on Thames. See My DM.

I agree with Ramble66. Certainly use them if it make You feel a bit more confident. You will always get drivers who will drive close behind you. I have been driving for nearly 40 years and it is still intimidating to me when they do. Congrats on passing. Drive safely and enjoy it.

dds29 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No to supermarkets: how about a Picturehouse type > cinema? How would a Cinema survive. Over the past 25-30 years virtualy every suburban cinema in the country has closed down to become Bingo Halls, to close down to become Flats or pubs.

Soon , in the near Future, Lightning will Strike the Clock Tower in the Library and East Dulwich will Travel back to 1900. No Market No Sainburys No Waitrose No Co-op No Franklins No Estate agents No Curry shops No Iceland's Oh.. and No Library...

I have lived in East Dulwich since 1980. I have never seen anyone Famous. Not even SeanMacGabhann.

HelBel65 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This week I'm moving from Crouch End to East > Dulwich. One of the things I will miss, and feel > that LL lacks, is a high end supermarket. Crouch > End saw a small Waitrose open just over a year ago > - similar to Tesco Metro/Sainsburys Local, there > are only 2 so far in London I think. All the usual > high quality fresh produce you'd expect from > Waitrose, with its share of ready meals of course, > but which supermarket doesn't sell those? LL seems > exactly the sort of neighbourhood in which one of > these would thrive. None of the independent shops > in Crouch End have suffered, from what I can see. > Incidentally there is an M+S Food about 200 yards > away, and somehow there seems room for everybody! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fears were this week raised over spiralling rents and the decline of traditional shopping in Crouch End Broadway after a major electrical store closed down. Traders and politicians are concerned that the prominent shopfront opposite the town hall vacated this week by Powerhouse could be taken over by another coffee shop or restaurant. "It's very sad. We are eating away at our traditional shops a problem hyped by the ability of coffee shops and restaurants to pay totally unrealistic rents.". "It's reaching the point that only bigger stores or restaurants can afford the exorbitant rents," she said. Waitrose Article Here

Many Rabbits Killed for Food are Shot. When carried out by Skilled Hunters this will mainly be instant. You cannot shoot Rabbits for Fur for obvious reasons. These animals will be Gassed or Poisoned or Internally electrocuted. (Their meat cannot be eaten.) Also they will be extensively farmed and live in pretty bad conditions. They will be Killed at 20 weeks. For a average size/length coat takes about 30 rabbits.

Why are the residents of Ulverscroft not being consulted. we still have all the parking issues and when/if Felbrigg is closed will bear the brunt of more traffic.

The larger the Market the more rubbish and hence higher running costs. ?? The larger the Market the higher the risk of 'dodgy dealing' that James has said to be the problem in East Street Market. Cost of new Road signs. Someone to Close/Reopen Roads. ??

Tesco still sells non-eco Candle Bulbs but they are the Clear ones not Pearl With the clear bulb you get a harsh light.

Also simple instructions Here. With choice of buttons.

Isn't there enough Misery and Suffering in the World without people getting married. Royal Weddings are not the most successful by any means.

Nice one jumpingjack... Did not think I would be able to eat a whole one. But second thoughts.. :))

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > NIMBY!!!!!!! > > So what if you can't park right outside your > bloody house. You Miss the point. At 4.00 there will be many cars out of place with drivers shuffling around. With roads closed it is going to be madness with people trying to relocate their cars. All this for a few market stalls. It is just crazy.

Why Lordship Lane. Why close roads. What is wrong with Goose Green for a party. Plenty of space. No need to close roads. No need to Divert Traffic. Easy to set up temp. Toilets.

Hartvl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We live on NCR and are happy for the market to be > extended and the road closed. We don't mind > parking around the corner instead. We like to take > our guests to the market on Sat and would include > Sun as beleive it to be a great focal point with > lots of interesting stalls and merchandise. We > were approached to sign the petition but declined > to do so. Oh, You don't mind parking around the corner. Well, I mind you parking around the corner. As I live around the corner. So I have to park around someone elses corner. And they mind, because they will have to find another corner to park around. Get the point. Chaos.