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red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There doesn't appear to be a standout candidate. > IMO Giggs would be a massive risk, he's never > played in a relegation dog fight yet alone been a > manager in one. I would go for Gary Rowett, > recently sacked by Brum for no other reason than > they wanted a high profile name like Zola, even > though he's been a poor manager up to now. Rowett > fits the previous Swansea model of a young > progressive manager, trying to play attractive > football. If they go down, which I think they > will, he will also have the experience of managing > in the Championship... Quite a few of the fans agree. Staying up now would be a bonus (Hartson said 9 wins out of 20)

I'm waiting for iPhone 8 now (even though can upgrade in January) So I'd go refurbished temporarily if it's a lot cheaper.

Someone in 2012 did a FOI about this and got back the entire Big Red Book. https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/114507/response/283283/attach/3/Bigbook.pdf Seems bus can keep going if they are sure there is nobody waiting - but if anyone is at the stop they must stop (visually impaired might not see the bus coming, tourists don't know the rules) - 2012 vintage :). No distinction is made between types of stop that I can see.

jaywalker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Fat tails: # it might be that the Supreme Court > just allows brexit on May's timetable. But there > is also a possibility that they will - in > practical terms - block it entirely. # Russia. # > French elections (these still look deeply > troubling) # pensions crisis (really this is a > crisis!) # stagflation. And of course unknown > unknowns. Rumour is she's after the Supreme Court now Human rights- transfer to Supreme Court as now then make sure she can appoint members of the Supreme Court. Why should she even need law experts there ;)

All I remember with Thatcher was every time a money supply figure failed She invented another - quite brilliant M1, M2, M3 ...

All Sky want is your money - as you found out, and if you treat them as such it's all OK. They're pushing Sky Q now (for only ?12 extra per month) so "forget" the rest of us :)

Harry throwing his not inconsiderable hat into the ring. They need somebody who can attract players in January. At least it would be fun watching the circus.

jaywalker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Of course. But I said that the interesting > uncertainties are the unknown ones. The problem is > (shifting into my own academic specialism) that > humans define their situations contingently > (Kitsuse). These are in non-linear feedback > relation to the definitions of others. No amount > of modelling of 'known' uncertainties can cope > with this (for example, the failure of polling > organisations in the general election, brexit and > the USA election). The moment everyone gives up and assumes they're going to be relegated far to early and you need to change the manager.

I once didn't stick my arm out for the 37 at Peckham Rye and on he went. Always exaggerate a wave now ;)

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And as a free trade market goes, selling and > buying at will are pretty paramount to the overall > equation. It's a supermarket not a branch of > social services. Wake up sober and get your arse > into gear, else you miss out. > > Simple really. But those who can't supply demand go the way of Bob Bradley and the Dinosaurs.

They're either very slow or very fast Which means they're trying to regain the timetabled position IMHO Mind you - who in London uses their mirrors ;)

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I prefer to bag my own stuff.. > Then I put the heavy stuff at the bottom > (Potatoes) and the light stuff on top (Bread) > > I separate toiletries from food stuff. > > Keeping all frozen stuff together to help keep it > frozen.. > Nah, do it properly Potatoes on Bread - Squashing the bread, raw meat with cooked stuff, carton of cream at the top to fall off and go everywhere. Ice next to warm chicken so it'll melt. and never plan - just flaunt around picking up what you fancy :)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ratty Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > I personally think John McDonnel is close to > the > > same thing for the left. Comes across as a > > righteous bully boy. > > > Agreed But so was Ed Balls once and look at him now.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > BFS is a shoe in I reckon! > > I reckon Palace moved to get him before some other > relegation threatened team did. Either that or > Real Madrid. Bobs not going anywhere ;)

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes but the current threats have been foisted on > to us by the vote catching antics of power crazy > politicians. Blair did the UK a great disservice > in his personal quest > https://www.migrationwatchuk.org/pressarticle/83 And as most accept that Blair was wrong over Iraq and Afghanistan and in general intervention doesn't work. Then we're being criticised for NOT going into Syria.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quids, you're starting to sound like an apologist > for Farage. What happened in Berlin isn't relevant > to whether or not his his comments about Jo Coxs > widow are unpleasant. The fact that others have > also in the past made odious comments doesn't > change how we should see these recent remarks > either. It's not left versus right. If Corbin > insulted a grieving man would you think it > reasonable for someone to say 'well Farage said > something similar'? It was the blatant lie about hope not hate who now seem to be looking for donations to sue Farage. Post truth era though.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whilst that is true, it was very scary being > around in the seventies (IRA etc) when there were > constant bomb scares, and sometimes actual bombs. I remember being evacuated from shopping centers at least once a month and regular bombings. We have had a peaceful few years in a way - maybe we are actually returning to 'normality' unfortunately.

Ian Paisley called Pope John Paul II the Antichrist in the EU parliament.

I don't pay until I'm fully bagged :) so surely it's in their own interest. There were some children helping out last year IIRC

Dogkennelhillbilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How much money was saved by this decision? Back in 2011 The Mail claimed they made a profit of about 50,000 for councils But that is the Mail :) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1390086/Greedy-Tesco-ordering-councils-remove-recycling-bins-car-parks-supermarket-cash-in.html

Burbage Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It would as if a farmer, faced > with a plague of rabbits, decided to buy and farm > more land to make up the losses, rather than > invest in a shotgun. Didn't you see Watership Down ? However, As I said right up the top - Co-Ops Bread page gives the impression they'll never run out http://www.co-operativefood.co.uk/groceries/about-our-food/our-bread/

I think traffic logic would say remove the large island - but it's a landmark for ED.

A Capitalist would offer ?1 for the bread if they save it for you. Cue Bread War.

From Evening Standard today "The man was named as Anis A who German media described as ?highly dangerous? and a member of a ?large? Islamic organisation." Yet we've never heard of this organisation - unless they mean ISIS. http://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/berlin-attack-german-police-hunt-tunisian-man-after-finding-id-card-under-lorry-seat-a3425456.html

I notice on the Co-Op website "Due to high demand and the level of automation, the bread is produced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week" So is it a logisitics problem :)