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Reminds you of a bad curry house ?

And that is part of the problem - who makes the assessment ? At my wife's school the OFSTED inspectors have identified a couple of areas 'of concern', but the specialist team brought in to help say that there is nothing wrong.

compliments

You were too slow, he's forgotten. ( Unless he's confusing the B-29 Superfortress, as in Enola Gay, with B-52 Stratofortress ) .................... B-side -- the Seaside

True - but your comments are not 'on message', and so have no relevance

beehive

Baseball / rounders were invented in good old Blighty, hence Derby playing at the Baseball Ground.

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blade

ritchie

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Jerome ( Art's smarter brother - FACT )

Freddy ( Starr )

Tennessee

Kate Rusby - The Girl Who Couldn't Fly

He suffers from delusions.....

You are aware that M.E. and M.D. are different things ?

o'Shea

From the Royal College of Psychiatrists : http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/mentalhealthinfo/problems/bipolardisorder/bipolardisorder.aspx How common is bipolar disorder? About 1 in every 100 adults has bipolar disorder at some point in their life. It usually starts during or after the teenage years. It is unusual for it to start after the age of 40. Men and women are affected equally. What types are there? Bipolar I There has been at least one high, or manic episode, which has lasted for longer than one week. Some people with Bipolar I will have only manic episodes, although most will also have periods of depression. Untreated, manic episodes generally last 3 to 6 months. Depressive episodes last rather longer - 6 to 12 months without treatment. Bipolar II There has been more than one episode of severe depression, but only mild manic episodes – these are called ‘hypomania’. Rapid cycling More than four mood swings happen in a 12 month period. This affects around 1 in 10 people with bipolar disorder, and can happen with both types I and II. Cyclothymia The mood swings are not as severe as those in full bipolar disorder, but can be longer. This can develop into full bipolar disorder. What causes bipolar disorder? We don't understand this well, but research suggests that: Bipolar disorder runs in families - it seems to have more to do with genes than with upbringing. There may be a physical problem with the brain systems which control our moods - this is why bipolar disorder can often be controlled with medication. Episodes can sometimes be brought on by stressful experiences or physical illness.

shaw

Dune ( please !!!! )

No, they get stressed because of a bio-chemical imbalance in their brain.

Dingwall