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Folks that say (write) 'could of'.

JTT - agreed, yeah I guess Audley demonstrates that olympic honours do not always guarantee honours in the pro ranks. Like I said it's too early to tell for sure, but that's a big part of the fun for me in watching their careers - I remember beating on the doors of houses in a village in Wiltshire where I was stationed, trying to find somebody with a TV that worked (mine had bust), so I could watch Khan's contest when he got beaten by Kindelan (sp.) to end-up with a Silver medal in 2006, nobody answered their doors [i still think there was a conspiracy against me that day] so I ended up listening to the end of it in the car on the radio. He's done very well since then, yes he's not granite-chinned etc etc but he's 22-23 yrs of age and not a crap boxer. I think he'll have some losses, why shouldn't he, and will be in some great contests. The 'new kids' hopefully will do well and I'll be cheering them on. AC - yeah that clip was funny albeit probably not so funny being Zab at the time, I was surprised it was stopped as quite often the disorientation can pass quickly and by the end of a 10 count he may have been OK, howveer I have not seen the whole contest and perhaps he'd been battered round after round beforehand !

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Get That Girl - Joe Jackson

Girl from Ipanema - Astrud Gilberto / Stan Getz

Managed to catch most of the highlights of the 'Night of Champions' (Saturday, Wembley Arena). There are some keen up/coming boxers, obviously we can't judge exactly how they'll eventually turn out but it was a great show they put on. Frankie Gavin and James DeGale did their thing (actually, DeGale looked OK) and Kevin Mitchell despatched Mendoza pretty convincingly in 2 (in fact, I've never seen a punch that having hit the opponent, causes him to involuntarily jump up into the air before he crumples to the floor...) and the durable Italian took some shots before the contest against Cleverly was stopped. You could argue why did it take Cleverly so many shots though - I think the Italian was just fine-chinned, I don't think he'd been down much in his career. Cleverly says he wants Dawson, I think that's tooooo soon. Mitchel may face David Diaz, also I think that may be too soon, but maybe I'm just being protective of Mitchell.

The Train That Carried My Girl From Town - Doc Watson (plenty material there surely...?)

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Endless Circle - Lou Reed

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Drawing Room material.

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Vigilante Man - Woody Guthrie

Katie - now that IS irrational IMO !! : Those scarves (ssemingly that all) guys are wearing that are dark with lighter shaded stripes along their length AND the silly way they tie them.

When drafting / reviewing your CV think of what the employer/interviewer whats to KNOW from an applicant. You can write a 'work history' - chiefly they want to know your: Key Relevant Skills (you can summarise at the top, some do it in a seperate box or paragraph). In each job/workplace/role, describe what you were ACCOUNTABLE for and what you DELIVERED - employers get tired of 'was involved in' / 'took part in' etc. ie. make the CV assertive of what you have accomplished. Say WHEN these separate roles/jobs occurred. Account for any gaps between jobs, if you don't your liable for a binning straight off. I think the style of your CV can say a lot about your approach / ability to structure, so it may be in your interests to compose the CV yourself.

Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison

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Grandad tell front-line war stories. And don't care are about sweeping behind the fridge.

Life On Mars - David Bowie

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