badgerx16

You've got more chance with lads of steering them into sensible 'hobbies' - football, Iron Maiden, etc, and this gives you the ideal excuse to indulge in what you want to do. The problem with daughters is that for some reason, probably genetic, they can override all of your natural resistance.

I'd expect to be bl00dy sure of the fact. In the de Menezes case a Police officer admitted deleting a computer log wherein Cressida D!ck, ( Gold Control ), told the teams tailing Jean Charles to back off as he was no longer 'of interest'.

That's OK if the target is visibly carrying a gun, but not when it's just a random bloke sitting on a tube train. What would your first impression be if somebody stood in front of you, wearing jeans and a T-shirt and with no identifying details, and pointed a gun at somebody ?

Still doesn't excuse their actions. Perhaps they should have shouted "SAS - stop !!!", that would have grabbed everybody's attention.

The Police spotted a man allegedly wearing a padded coat. They reckoned the weather was too warm for him to be wearing it and for some reason they thought it might be a bomb vest, - one of them claimed to see wires sticking out of it. They then claimed he jumped over the ticket barriers at Stockwell Tube Station - which the CCTV proved to be false, and they followed him onto the carriage where one of them pulled out his gun, pointed it at the suspect, and fired. None of the witnesses in the carriage supported the officers' claim that a shouted warning had been ignored, it also seems that none of them supported the assertion that the gunmen, in an assortment of plain clothes, had identified themselves as armed Police officers.

There were massive errors of Police intelligence ( omymoron ? ) and in the top level decision making by the team led by Cressida D!ck - the Police action was fuelled by natural concern in the wake of the preceding events, but nontheless they overreacted. Their training is supposed to ensure mistakes aren't made. There was case in Chorley a couple of years ago where an officer tasered an "armed" suspect after a warning was ignored - the offender was a partially deaf man who's weapon was the white stick he used due to being almost blind.

Does Thunderbird not display connection messages ? Have you looked here - http://kb.mozillazine.org/Cannot_send_mail

Armed officer shoots an unarmed man in a packed train carriage without issuing a warning - the officer was responsible. However, armed officer shoots armed man after issuing a warning and seemingly being ignored - the officer was justified.

Despite the eye-witness evidence of every other passenger on the Underground carriage who said that the Police fired without challenging de Menezes http://www.standard.co.uk/news/graphic-eyewitness-accounts-emerged-at-menezes-inquest-6845941.html "None recalled hearing the officers identify themselves as police, and several spoke of their panic that the gunmen who entered their carriage might have been terrorists." " While the train was waiting, Mr de Menezes, a 27-year-old Brazilian electrician on his way to a job in north London, got on and sat down directly opposite Ms Wilson. A minute or so later shouts came from outside the carriage and a group of stocky gun-wielding men rushed on board. They were wearing jeans and T-shirts, and the couple at first assumed they were playing a game - albeit one that was in very bad taste considering the previous day's events. It also occurred to Ms Wilson that they could be terrorists. Mr Livock recalled that one of the gunmen silently pointed a pistol at the man in a denim jacket sitting opposite his girlfriend, who would later turn out to be Mr de Menezes. The Brazilian did not appear frightened but seemed to be waiting for someone to tell him what was happening, he said. Then all of a sudden the gunman started firing at Mr de Menezes and Mr Livock ran for one of the doors of the carriage."

My wife is wondering how much of it is staged by the production company.

A Grauniad counter piece : http://www.theguardian.com/environment/climate-consensus-97-per-cent/2014/jan/06/climate-change-climate-change-scepticism Some response to comments by Lindzen ; http://www.skepticalscience.com/skeptic_Richard_Lindzen.htm

The fact that the trigger for the whole thing happened in Sarejevo shows exactly what was brewing ; the Austro-Hungarians were itching to take down Serbia - they assumed that their own alliance with Germany would deter Russia from supporting Serbia WHEN ( not IF ) such a conflict commenced. There were many other supporting factors, including imperialist control of Africa, and France's desire to reverse the loss of territory during the Franco-Prussian war. As it turned out a Serbian extremist killed a member of the Austrian monarchy, giving Austria the excuse they had been looking for - unfortunately for them Russia stood by her alliance, and consequently Germany did the same. France supported Russia, and the UK followed it's own defensive accord with the French. Appeasing Kaiser Bill would have had very little impact on the inevitable chain of events.

Item #5 relates to child poverty and cites the ONS document https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/206778/full_hbai13.pdf, appendix 2 of which is where the questions were copied from.

Will there be room for the Romanians and Bulgarians if we've been flooded by the Spanish and Irish ?

It's part of it: A child is considered to be in severe low income and material deprivation if they live in a family that has a final material deprivation score of 25 or more and an equivalised household income below 50 per cent of median income Material deprivation questions for children ; Outdoor space or facilities nearby to play safely Enough bedrooms for every child of 10 or over of a different sex to have their own bedroom Leisure equipment such as sports equipment or a bicycle A family holiday away from home for at least one week a year A hobby or leisure activity Friends around for tea or a snack once a fortnight In winter, able to keep accommodation warm enough Replace any worn out furniture Replace or repair major electrical goods such as a refrigerator or a washing machine, when broken Go on school trips Toddler group/nursery/playgroup at least once a week Fresh fruit and vegetables eaten by children every day Warm winter coat for each child

That worked in Eire and Spain; http://www.pie-mag.com/articles/5704/spain-s-unsold-housing-said-at-2-2m-to-take-six-years-to-clear/ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2531852/Exorcising-Irelands-ghost-estates-Demolition-begins-housing-projects-built-economic-boom-left-country-300-000-homes.html

Obviously another bunch of agenda driven 'lefties'.

Take a look around League 1 and find another striker we could buy for the same price that would score regularly in the Prem and get picked for England. What we paid for him is irrelevant, it's what he is currently worth to the team that is the season defining point.

The child poverty stat comes from the Office for National Statistics.

Define poverty by standard of nutrition, housing, and domestic welfare - it exists, even if some choose to sweep it under the carpet.

Yes I am - based entirely on my wife's experience in teaching primary school children in Fleetwood. I'm sorry if that doesn't match up with your rose-tinted view, but it is the reality. They may not be 'poor' in the third world experience, nor possibly when compared to Dickensian pen portraits of Victorian rookeries, but in comparative terms there is a great deal of poverty in some parts of this 'Green and Pleasant Land'.

You need to take off your blinkers Whitey.

http://www.trusselltrust.org/stats "The Trussell Trust has seen a 76 percent increase in the number of foodbanks launched since April 2012" "346,992 people received a minimum of three days emergency food from Trussell Trust foodbanks in 2012-13, compared to 128,697 in 2011-12 and up from 26,000 in 2008-09. Of those helped in 2012-13, 126,889 (36.6 percent) were children." "Only four per cent of people turned to foodbanks due to homelessness; 30% were referred due to benefit delay; 18% low income and 15% benefit changes (up from 11% in 2011-12)" http://uk.news.yahoo.com/one-food-bank-opening-uk-every-four-days-012533480.html#xEaW7MH In 2010 there were 79 food banks in the UK. Now there are over 200 - 199 of them run with the help of the Trussell Trust .

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What about #1, #2, and #5 ?