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Top Ten Things Which Would Be Different if DD Had Won
10. Compulsory wearing of 'It's DD for Me' T Shirts by all members of CF
9. Introducting of Mug a Hoodie Policy
8. New Party logo introduced of a Hammer and Fist
Get the idea? Ideas by 11pm tonight please!
84 comments:
David Willetts would never have been able to talk to anyone, ever again - in case they mentioned tax.
Alan Duncan would be eviscerated. - August 04, 2006 7:57 pm
We'd have been 5 points behind in the polls, not 5 ahead as we are - sorry but it has to be said!
- August 04, 2006 7:58 pm
- Andrew Woodman said...
Denial of any wig wearing.
An A list of the hardest toughest candidates to kick ass. - August 04, 2006 8:03 pm
free broken nose jobs on the nhs
- August 04, 2006 8:03 pm
- Paul Walter said...
Leader flies to work in a Vulcan bomber followed by "shoe pilot" following in a Lear jet one mile behind.
- August 04, 2006 8:04 pm
Simon Heffer would have to do some work and think up new ideas for his Telegraph column.
- August 04, 2006 8:09 pm
Oh dear. So no "silly political point scoring", eh, now you're in the pay of His Lordship? Just nice comfortable jokey stuff from reverent acolytes?
Shame on you. What shall it profit a man if he eventually be selected for somewhere in Essex, but lose his own political identity in the process?
etc,etc. Come on Cranmer, you're better at this than I could ever be. - August 04, 2006 8:13 pm
- Jonathan Sheppard said...
Shadow Cabinet places decided by competing on a Krypton Factor style assault course.
- August 04, 2006 8:17 pm
- Andrew Kennedy said...
Benny Hill not Notting Hill
- August 04, 2006 8:20 pm
Better would be:
What would be different if Ken Clark had won? (This time, last time and the time before.)
Answer: The Conservatives would have won the election. (This time, last time and the time before.)
What is it with the "Death Wish" that comes with party politics?
Sorry it's not a funny line for your speech. - August 04, 2006 8:24 pm
- Beachhutman said...
Number plates for cycles?
Oh. That's Red Ken's already.
Hmmmm - August 04, 2006 8:25 pm
- policemonkey said...
Simon Hoggart told a a good joke re: David Davis being in the Territorial SAS: meaning he could kill people with a single blow but only at the weekends...
- August 04, 2006 8:27 pm
We may find out if DC doesn't establish a decent poll lead quickly.
- August 04, 2006 8:29 pm
we would be wearing underpants, not boxers
- August 04, 2006 8:29 pm
- Sir Bentley Pauncefoot said...
Virtually anonymous (sic) - The correct line (craving Cranmer's episcopal indulgence) from A Man For All Seasons would actualy run...
"Why Iain, it profits a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world... but for Norfolk?"
As for the speech itself, well
"ConservativeHome would be ON BLOODY MESSAGE FOR A START..."
springs (unaccountably) to mind. - August 04, 2006 8:34 pm
- Chris Palmer said...
Real, tangible conservative policy announcements!
Public flogging and hanging of David Cameron for even having the cheek to stand against DD!
Compulsory wearing of ties (though not of the not Iain Dale vomit-inducing variety!)
Immediate promotion of Iain Dale..?! - August 04, 2006 8:35 pm
- Charles Kennedy still leader of Lib Dems
- August 04, 2006 8:38 pm
- GlassHouse said...
Thursday - Iain gets on the A List
Friday - Gentle ribbing of David Davis
Its a slippery slope ;) - August 04, 2006 8:41 pm
All those on the party 'A' list must also be on their council's housing list.
- August 04, 2006 8:45 pm
- neil h said...
It would be Dave the Rotweiler instead of Dave the Chameleon
- August 04, 2006 8:46 pm
- PoliticalHack said...
"If DD had won, we'd have an A Team, not an A List."
- August 04, 2006 9:01 pm
Iain, it's time to decide.
Which is it to be, a voice in the land , or a perma-tanned star-spangled A-lister with a restricted vocabulary?
It's you who must make the choice!
[cue huge drum roll and massive studio audience going "Whoooooo!"] - August 04, 2006 9:11 pm
DD would have started hunting for bigger game and bagged the resignation of Blair rather the just forcing out yet another Home Secretary.
- August 04, 2006 9:23 pm
- Machiavelli's Understudy said...
7. Ban on dictionaries and proper words to be 'introducted' at CCHQ...
:P - August 04, 2006 9:26 pm
Yo ! Dale - 11pm deadline !? You don't want much do you ? Here are a few ideas..Send the chq, payable to A Nonny Mouse, to HowGreenIsMy Valley, Wales.
1/Tory PPCs with a 'comprehensive' education would be boasting about, rather than trying to airbrush it from their CVs.
2/ Tory PPCs who grew up on a council estate..mm..ok, maybe that one is a bit to extreme for the mo.
3/ Once and for all, this English nonsense about pronouncing Davis and Davies differently would end.
4/ David Davies [monmouth] might be sent 'accidentally' onto the Today programme / Newsnight when the going gets a bit too tough...
5/ Stormin' Norman Tebbit might keep his bloody mouth shut... - August 04, 2006 9:38 pm
There wouldn't be an A-list full of 'mincing metrosexuals'.
- August 04, 2006 10:01 pm
Hug a hoodie replaced by 'Grab a Granny'.
- August 04, 2006 10:03 pm
- strapworld said...
I tried, sorry. This is far too serious for jokes.
My father died working for the Conservative Party. He was an agent! I think of what he worked for and the values he believed the conservative party believed in..namely security of the people and defence of the realm. Strong policing and an effective and rigorous criminal justice system. Little control by the state and more power to local governments.etc. etc.
Then I think of what this man Cameron is doing. I saw the last part of Time Trumpet last night and it was brilliant in the way it showed how Cameron was apeing Blair, and although it was a comedy and funny it was very very worrying! ( I do know that had I been in the Lib Dems I would be using that clip for every party political broadcast ending with the words DO YOU WANT ANOTHER BLAIR?)
You are now on the A List! You helped David Davis. You must show that you are your own man and speak up and be straight. You know from this, and other, blogs that Cameron is not going down well and must listen to the David Davies's of this world or the conservative party we know will be split. Worse, in my opinion, than over the EU.
Cameron does not appreciate what the peoples of our wonderful country want. He should be walking the streets of our cities, towns and villages, talking to as many people as he can and then formulate policies that will attract support.
Please do not believe that the tories will just have to turn up at the next general election to win. People may be absolutely sick of Blair but not ready for another Blairite model!
Please be yourself. Be honest and do not try to be a comedian. It is far too serious for jokes. Especially when we have a joke as a deputy prime minister and he is hsowing two fingers to us all.
It is time for the Conservative Party to give us some pride back. Time to take on this rotten regime. That is what David Davies would have done. That is what needs to be done.
I reckon if you spoke from the heart you will go down far better than trying to be Bob Monkhouse - August 04, 2006 10:04 pm
Jamie Oliver tasked with providing school meal recipes containing Chocolate Oranges.
- August 04, 2006 10:06 pm
Iain Dale wouldn't keep banging on about the central importance of the Church of England...
- August 04, 2006 10:12 pm
The party might have completed its manifesto policy review...
- August 04, 2006 10:15 pm
Armando Iannucci would have found it far more difficult to make a film splicing together Blair and a copycat leader of the Conservative party. Hat tip to fantastic BBC TV programme Time Trumpet [Thursdays at 10pm - set the video!].
http://www.timetrumpet.co.uk/ - August 04, 2006 10:19 pm
- strapworld said...
But trying to be helpful.
1. A return to National Service would be a definite policy
2. Magistrates Courts would be returned to all towns.
3. The National Health Service would be run locally and Regional/National
Administration would be culled.
4. Police Chiefs would be elected and all Police Officers would get a bonus for every conviction they achieve. He would ensure that all forces had the word FORCE in their title and there would be a return to Beat Policing.
5. The Armed Services would be strengthened.
6. A Referendum on membership of the EU would be promised.
7. A referendum on the death sentence would be promised.
8. A referendum on the legalising of drugs would be promised.
9. The Human Rights Legislation/ Health and Safety Legislation would be
10 Francis Maude and Co would be given a free transfer to the Liberal Democrats. - August 04, 2006 10:20 pm
Mo more compulsory public school education for candidates.
- August 04, 2006 10:39 pm
- phone cam foolery said...
All you smug Cameron fuckwits are in for a nasty shock.
People do not want another Blair so they will vote for the man who secretly has had his fist up Blairs arse and been working him for the last 9 years thinking he may be different.
Then, when the country implodes they will be looking for somebody of substance, not a ponce.
And as to Simon Hoggart, any time he opens his smug ugly mouth all you have to say is..
"kimberley quinn" or
"what was it like having David Blunketts sloppy seconds?" - August 04, 2006 10:40 pm
A Double Diamond could still work wonders.
- August 04, 2006 10:42 pm
Iain, you can not make this speech. You can not be funny, and you can not be serious. You are now between Scylla and Charybdis.
Strapworld, whoever you are, I read what you wrote with painful recognition, and complete and utter agreement. This has gone far beyond a joke and we need people of substance to begin to put things right. - August 04, 2006 10:51 pm
- Iain Dale said...
Virtually anonymous, are you on drugs or something? What do you mean I can;t make a funny speech or a serious speech? It's an after dinner speech, ergo it's supposed to be amusing. But it's possible to be amsuing as well as informative and thought provoking. Get a grip!
- August 04, 2006 10:53 pm
The comments this evening must have made you think. I'm glad you're rattled.
- August 04, 2006 10:57 pm
- Iain Dale said...
And how, pray, am I rattled?
- August 04, 2006 11:02 pm
Strapworld needs a dram and a smoke in then garden, as do I.
But he is mostly right.
I'd certainly include jokes, as the alternative is too grisly for words.
If DD had won, I'd be less sure of a poll lead now but more sure of an eventual Conservative government which did what it said on the tin.
Ask the assembled throng how far they are prepared to adhere to the post-cold war Euro socialist tax and spend consensus, before they wonder why they prefer the colour blue to yellow or red.
Ask them if they want to promise one thing to the electorate now, but plan to practise another in government.
Ask them if they are conservative by instinct or opportunism.
I'm off for that dram now. - August 04, 2006 11:15 pm
- Duncan Borrowman said...
A right wing Bromley Tory councillor would ahve lost the Bromley by-election to the Lib Dems
(No that wasn't points scoring...) - August 04, 2006 11:28 pm
Steady there phone cam ! What is so bad about Mr Hoggart ? He's a sketch writer, and a damn good one.
He takes the mickey out of politicians across the party divides and is particularly scathing about Nulabour.
One good piece of satire about DD isn't that near the knuckle,is it? - August 04, 2006 11:29 pm
didnt we see DD testing ropes on the humber bridge.Is he going to bring back H......
- August 04, 2006 11:34 pm
- Chris Palmer said...
"A right wing Bromley Tory councillor would ahve lost the Bromley by-election to the Lib Dems
(No that wasn't points scoring...)" - Duncan Borrowman
No... of course not. You Lib Dems would never stoop to such levels would you. Never. - August 04, 2006 11:35 pm
Nothing like a bit of encouragement from 'virtually anonymous' to give you a bit of confidence on the night before a key 'after-dinner speech'..
- August 04, 2006 11:55 pm
Dear Iain, Apologies for hijacking this thread slightly, but this has to be said.....
I am a right wing conservative, and I supported Maggie through and through.
It's about time however that the hard right of the Tory Party recognised a home truth.
Maggie was in the right place at the right time and her policies did a tremendous amount of good for Britain PLC.(bar the poll tax)
Anyone who thinks that the Tories can win an election with a shift to the Right needs their head examining. It ain't going to happen. Like it or not DC is doing the right thing. He is not Bliar , and comparisons to him are disingenuous and do our Party a great deal of damage.
The sooner the Tory Party shuts up and lets DC get on with it the better.
WE as a party elected him by a HUGE majority.Thats DEMOCRACY.
WE should support him with every breath in our bodies, not try and destabilise him.
Failure to do so will just lead yet more years in the wilderness. - August 04, 2006 11:58 pm
A stupid question from a floating voter. The Tories lost 3 elections on the bounce under Hague, IDS and Howard. You now have a leader who has put you ahead in the opinion polls. It now appears you are looking for greener pastures. Why?
Do you like losing elections ? Do you want IDS, Hague or John Major back ? There is an old Chinese proverb about 'being careful what you wish for....' - August 04, 2006 11:59 pm
- Lobster Blogster said...
11. Jaw jaw not war war.
Oh no, sorry. Wrong party, wrong era. No. Wrong era right party. I've confused myself now.
Scrub that.
Try 11. Adam Rickitts not Lemony Snicketts. - August 05, 2006 1:49 am
- Cranmer said...
Iain Dale wouldn't keep banging on about the central importance of the Church of England...
He has? Did I miss something? What does he 'keep banging on about'? Cranmer thought Mr Dale was a crypto-Catholic.
On a related matter, the British Church Newspaper quotes Mr Dale this week (on the Gay Police 'blood and Bible' advert - a story Cranmer alterted him to), and refers to him as being a 'Conservative MP' (prophetic word?). - August 05, 2006 6:54 am
Iain Dale would be Hors d'Oeuvres rather than Dessert
Labour would be talking about Porcupines rather than Chameleons
Double Diamond would be the in-drink rather than Bollinger
Noone would ask which house he was in at Eton - August 05, 2006 7:11 am
The significance of the name "Double Diamond", is a part of the British Brewing tradition in the 1800's when two diamonds branded onto a keg signified superior quality.
http://www.thatsthespirit.com/en/beer/double_diamond.asp - August 05, 2006 7:14 am
Maggie Thatcher Fan
I totally agree. Our people need to work together to get elected. Having policies that only appeal to die herd Conservative voters (like myself), may make us all feel better but there is not a lot of point to it if nobody else is interested. If a party cannot get the support of a majority in an election, it is not going to be in a position to change anything. I believe that Cameron knows this as much as anyone in the party and is trying to do something about it, it is a pity more senior people in the party can't see it. I don't agree with everything that Cammeron is doing but he is the Guy who has been given the Task and therefore should be given support.
I do not think that bringing out rock solid policies at the moment is the right thing for Cameron to do. We have all seen how labour will steal any policy as a short term fix for themselves, then go on to totally distort it and cock it up. Blair can keep up his jibe that he is the only one with policies, this may be true at present but we are all witness to the way he, F***s up, daily. Unlike King Midas of old, everything that Blair touches, turns to Sh**.
To all the Conservative Grandees out there I say this, Blair is making an excellent job of his own Death Wish. When Blair and his brain dead disciples are flushed down th U-bend of history, he will try and drag as many with him as he can. Rise above it all, get behind Cameron, bring in constructive ideas, stop the bickering and sniping, be humble occasionaly. It is our only hope of getting into a position to revive this fast dwindling country. - August 05, 2006 8:26 am
Why oh why oh why are those whose politics on the hard right (and the hard left for that matter) just so lacking in a sense of humour?
- August 05, 2006 8:42 am
- raincoaster said...
Maybe there's latent jealousy in the Tory party for all the press the Blair/Brown rivalry's gotten? Schism envy is unbecoming as well as impractical.
Unless there really is a serious challenge to the leadership, with a chance of change before the next election. Iain, do you know something we don't? - August 05, 2006 8:50 am
If DD had won I would almost certainly have rejoined the Party. As it is there is no way I could possibly support 'Dave' and will almost certainly stand against the local Tory (one of 'Dave's men) if I have £500 to spare when the time comes.
- August 05, 2006 9:07 am
- MJ Martin said...
I don't want any silly political point scoring.
Ah the impossible dream, eh Iain. You only have to breathe the name of Cameron and the shriekers come out to play. It's actually amusing to watch.
Here's something. If we had David Davis, Tory women would be elected on the basis of bra size and we'd still look like the party of choice for sexists.
DC has done more to secure the future of the party than many will ever recognise. And he's only 8 months in.
And DAMN I was going to be in Loughborough this evening but now will be elsewhere :P Oh well, good luck and have a ball at the fray. - August 05, 2006 9:08 am
At any time in political history since the invention of opinion polls, an opposition that was only 5% (at best) ahead of the governing party at this point in the electoral cycle was clearly heading for certain, massive and humiliating defeat at the next general election -- especially if even that tiny lead cannot be translated into success at by-elections.
The unusal circumstances between 1997 and 2005 have caused most of us now to overlook this melancholy fact. It's called grasping at straws. And indeed, it's really even worse than that.
Such tiny improvements as there have been in Tory opinion poll percentages can surely all be put down not to a wonderful new Tory leader but to the disintigration of the Blair premiership: note, not the Labour government but the Blair leadership and in particular his abiding characteristic, which is style over substance.
So given this wonderful opportunity to make hay, what has the Tory Party done? Well, like Andre Maginot and his eponymous line, they went out and chose a leader who is perfectly designed to fight the last 'war', just as the French were finally ready to fight World War One all over again... by 1939.
And just as the Maginot Line was made obsolite overnight by the Blitzkieg, so will Cameron be by the arrival of Brown at 10 Downing Street.
I am looking at this not from the point of view of whether or not I agree or disagree with Brown's policies (I can't even do that for Cameron since he doesn't appear to have any yet -- the very epitome of style over substance, wouldn't you say?) but on how he will 'sell' to the electorate.
And this is where Brown will wipe the floor with Cameron, whom Labour will describe (in all but these very words) as Blair Mark II -- and that will be the mark of (political) death.
So would Davis have been a better choice?. Well, probably at this point in the political cycle he would have made little or no difference, for the reason already stated.
Would he have been better against Brown come the General Election? My feeling is probably not. He has come over (rightly or wrongly) at an uninspiring speaker, a machine politician and a bully. You may say Brown fits that description too and you may be right. But Brown has the advantage of experience, a good track record (at least as seen by the public) and, at the time of the General Election, a change from Blair. I doubt the electorate would vote for another change to an unproved but apparently similar alternative so soon. So, another bad Tory defeat under a Davis leadership.
I believe there are three possible better candidates for Tory leader. One has been (foolishly) ruled out by the party: Clarke. One has withdrawn from politics: Portillo. And the other is whom we will eventually return to in the end: Hague.
Expect a Tory government (at last, after 20 years in the wilderness) with a small majority under Hague, about 2017.
Or never. - August 05, 2006 9:17 am
As a Conservative supporter of many years it has been so good to have witnessed David Davis get right behind Cameron after losing the leadership race. One even gets the impression that Lord Tebbit is only slightly grumpy rather than slavering and strining at the leash.
These are good days to be a Tory. - August 05, 2006 10:24 am
One thing that always bothers me is the strange argument put forward by many (anon at 11.59 being a case in point) that because the Tories lost three elections on the trot, they should be happy that a new leader might pull off a victory, EVEN IF WHAT HE IS PEDDLING ISN'T REMOTELY CONSERVATIVE.
Why on earth would I, a centre-right conservative, want a Conservative party elected if it pursued Brownite economics and a Blairite social agenda? - August 05, 2006 10:42 am
- strapworld said...
mj martin.
Not shriekers sir, TORIES.
You are obviously far too young to understand.
Iain, Perhaps tomorrow (Sunday) you will print the text of your speech.and how it went down. Then I can see how you are thinking long term!
Good Luck - August 05, 2006 10:55 am
- Chris Whiteside said...
Probably too late for the deadline but my reaction is that if DD had won
1) Party campaign training courses would include instruction on how to kill Liberal Democrats with your bare hands - but only at weekends
2)Iain would be inviting comments for a speech on "If DC had won"
3) Most of the people who have come up with funny suggestions on this thread would have come up with equally funny suggestions for that one
4) Something which would not be different is that rather too many of the other people responding to the post still wouldn't have a sense of humour.
My serious comment: DD was a much stronger candidate for the leadership than he is sometimes given credit for, but Cameron won fair and square. If we want to get rid of this government - an objective for which I've already thrown away my first £40,000 and would consider it cheap at the price if we'd got them out - we have to give DC 100% support.
But for heavens sake, that doesn't mean we can't even suggest a few jokes for Iain's after dinner speech.
For what it's worth, however much any of us may have concerns about particular things the party leadership has done, DC has already mounted a stronger challenge to Blair than any of the other recent leaders of the party. And anyone who imagines that Cameron's basic strategy is wrong isn't just on the wrong page but the wrong planet.
Remember Tony Benn who thought that the country re-elected Maggie because Michael Foot wasn't left wing enough ? Let's not follow him down the equivalent blind alley. - August 05, 2006 11:11 am
- Neil Craig said...
Ming Campbell would look younger.
He'd be taking holidays at Tora Bora rather than a glacier.
Bliar's position on nuclear would look indecisive.
Norman Tebbit would be calling for more right wing policies. (ok not different)
The countryside would still be where Tories go to shoot things. - August 05, 2006 11:31 am
With David Davis all his supporters would have been known as The Dee-Dee Men although not all would come from Knotty Ash
- August 05, 2006 11:52 am
...female a-list candidates would be blonde not brunette...so not doreen d!
- August 05, 2006 1:23 pm
- Mark Senior said...
For sure if DD were leader people would not be asking " where is Dave ".
- August 05, 2006 1:34 pm
DC has already mounted a stronger challenge to Blair than any of the other recent leaders of the party.
Sorry Chris, objectively just not true as I set out earlier. The apparent opinion poll improvements are not turning into real votes at by-elections (and if you can't do that at by-elections, there is zero hope come the general election) and the apparent move Tory-ward is due to Blair being in his bunker and has nothing to with DC. - August 05, 2006 1:54 pm
2br02b said...
Well what you said was a load of old claptrap.
Brown is a control freak, taxing everything he can whether it moves or not, means tests everything despite that fact that millions lose out as the elderly don't claim as they ought.
Brown has a complete charisma bypass, DC has charisma in spades, and as for policies, I think DC is very wise not to disclose his manifesto. Labour stole it once...... once bitten twice shy. - August 05, 2006 2:41 pm
- C4' said...
Daily EU flag burnings.
- August 05, 2006 3:53 pm
- strapworld said...
chris whiteside,
That epistle will no doubt get you on the +AA+ list!
If DC does get elected I will book a return ticket to Planet ZOG.
Sadly I feel 12 months from now, even you and your lost £40K,will be calling for Nicholas Soames to lead the tories to power! (right school, right family,right connections!)
Thanks for the advice. - August 05, 2006 4:24 pm
- Lagwolf said...
Mandatory Boot Camp for all perspective candidates in the Brecon Beacons.
- August 05, 2006 7:30 pm
Brown has a complete charisma bypass...
...just like Major, who nevertheless won the 1992 election.
DC has charisma in spades...
... just like Blair, and a lot of good that's doing him right now. Today, charisma is a wasting asset; I suspect it may even be a handicap.
...and as for policies, I think DC is very wise not to disclose his manifest...
... very wise indeed when he's got nothing to disclose. But that will not save the day: charisma without policies is a sure-fire looser. Especially when the electorate have just had their fill of it.
I'm sorry, but you are confusing what you wish for with what will actually happen.
I, for instance, am not discussing Brown's policies (which I'm no fan of) in this thread because it would be besides the point in this context. -- but at lesat you can be sure he has policies.
If you don't get it right in terms of what is electorally sellable, what you wish for will never happen.
All said and done, politics really is just the art of the possible. - August 05, 2006 10:24 pm
I think the material difference between a DC and DD government would be one letter and a less mumbled presentation.
After 10 years of a Labour government does anyone have any idear how a GB government would be any different from a TB one. Apart from one letter and a less mumbled presentation? - August 05, 2006 10:36 pm
Maggie Thatcher Fan said Dave has charisma in spades - not where I would normally seek charisma. I'd prefer to see it on the telly, on the hustings, in Parliament where it is not, sadlyl, evident.
- August 05, 2006 11:30 pm
Message understood, folks. You guys appear to want a return to Thatcherism. That wasn't last century, it was the last millenium - it's over, she ain't coming back, get over it.
Kinnockio thought one more heave would do it - he didn't realise that it takes revolution, not evolution to bring change.
I'm very happy many of you are stuck in the past. It may give Labour an 'extra time' victory of the kind that kept Major in power. - August 05, 2006 11:39 pm
- WmByrd said...
mj martin 9.08am
"If we had David Davis, Tory women would be elected on the basis of bra size"
So Ann Widdecombe would have even bigger majorities?? - August 05, 2006 11:43 pm
- Max Andersson said...
You missed the obvious one:
If DD had won, the Tories would still have been members of the EPP...
But everybody would have felt better about it. :-) - August 06, 2006 10:30 am
I am reading this from America where I am on holiday and laughing out loud. My family think I am quite mad. Three cheers for the British sense of humour and yah boo sucks to those who had to be po-faced about it!
- August 06, 2006 1:12 pm
Lady Finchley - Why does your family think you're "quite mad" for laughing at a joke on the internet? Does your hair catch on fire or something?
- August 06, 2006 3:45 pm
- Ellee Seymour said...
Lady Finchley, you are lucky your family allows you to read blogs while you are on holiday, mine have banned it!
- August 06, 2006 4:20 pm
Maggie Thatcher Fan, it's time to grow up.
Maggie Thatcher saved this country from going down the tubes
About 25 years ago.
But in the process she also effectively has made the Tory Party unelectable (so far) so she's not ALL wonderful.
In any case, selecting current policies and candidates on their Thatcherism or lack there-off makes about as much sense today as basing current policies and candidates today on their adherence or not to the philosophy and policies of William Pitt the Younger.
Who also saved the country.
About 200 years ago.
Tempest fugit.
Welcome to the 21st Century. - August 06, 2006 4:49 pm
As the above I am quite happy to say this. She was a woman of her time for her time.
If David Cameron is not a man of his time for his time in 3 or 4 years time, he will not get elected.
The British people had no idear what a MT government was going to be like in 1979. We just trusted that it must be better than a Labour one, because how could it possibly be worse. I think in 3 or 4 years time, things will be pretty much the same as in 1979. If not we will get more 5 more years of Labour untill it is the same. - August 07, 2006 5:02 am
"The British people had no idear what a MT government was going to be like in 1979. We just trusted that it must be better than a Labour one, because how could it possibly be worse. I think in 3 or 4 years time, things will be pretty much the same as in 1979. If not we will get more 5 more years of Labour untill it is the same."
That's the best comment I've read on this arguement. Remeber, everyone, that we normally vote governments out not in. - August 07, 2006 4:03 pm
- Paul Walter said...
How did the speech go, Iain? Did you get 10 things on your list?
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The sad thing is that his son, Hank III (not his real name, but changed it to capitalize on his dad and grandad's name) is even worse than Jr is. Understand that if you took Jr and III's music and compared it to Sr, III is going to sound more like Sr. My problem with III is III himself.
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- Mr. Sean said...
If they are size 13, let's talk
-Sean - December 19, 2009 at 7:55:00 AM PST
- Jeff said...
What don't you like about them, Will? I think they're quite attractive.
- December 19, 2009 at 8:31:00 AM PST
- MCCVI said...
Will, please say more what you don't find as compelling about the shoes.... they look quite attractive.
- December 19, 2009 at 9:55:00 AM PST
- JC said...
Comforting to hear even an expert ends up with something that doesn't work out. By the by, is ASW going to have any boot offerings?
- December 19, 2009 at 10:35:00 AM PST
- Laguna Beach Trad said...
Not bad.
- December 19, 2009 at 10:47:00 AM PST
- John said...
Sorry they didn't work out, Will. They are otherwise beautiful shoes.
- December 19, 2009 at 10:58:00 AM PST
- FIXED BAYONET METAL SOLDIERS said...
got it wrong.they are ok. Theres plenty of shoes like this
- December 20, 2009 at 9:56:00 AM PST
- Mr Brown said...
Bespoke customers should be steered away from such mistakes.
Assuming you didn't go out on proverbial limb contrary to advice this doesn't reflect well on Messrs Gaziano & Girling at all. - December 21, 2009 at 4:06:00 AM PST
- Will said...
Mr. Brown you would be correct were they bespoke. But they are a wholesale sample ordered by a customer who is supposed to know what he is doing, and G&G is hardly to blame.
To those who wonder what I don't like, let us just say that the color combinatioin is not attractive enough for me to offer them for sale. - December 21, 2009 at 6:04:00 AM PST
- Mr Brown said...
Very gracious of you. I was wrong footed by your opening line there.
On the shoe I take your point regarding colour combination. I'd also add, with the texture contrast and braiding feel there is too much 'going on'.
Some people like that sort of thing, I for one find it overly fussy. - December 21, 2009 at 8:43:00 AM PST
- hello said...
Nice color tone, but not necessarily a pair that I would covet.
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Since the armed conflict erupted a year ago, "different armed groups have caused havoc and human suffering through a range of alleged acts of extreme violence," prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said. Such abuses "have deeply shocked the conscience of humanity."
French troops are facing off against Islamic militants in Mali, aiming to halt extremists who overtook a Tuareg rebellion last year to impose harsh religious law in the north. The Islamists had gained ground last week in an embarrassing blow to Malian forces that led the country to request outside help.
As fighting flared up this week, the United Nations and aid agencies warned that the plight of ordinary Malians will probably worsen. People in northern Mali have suffered throughout the crisis, enduring or fleeing the severe rule of militants who have chopped off hands of thieves and stoned alleged adulterers.
Bensouda's office laid out a long list of alleged abuses Wednesday, including rebels shooting and disemboweling Malian soldiers and dozens of cases of rape or attempted rape after the takeover of the north. She also cited crimes allegedly committed by the Malian army, including the reported shooting of 16 unarmed Muslim preachers in September.
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The recent developments are expected to worsen the grave needs in the region: Chronic malnutrition will only be exacerbated by the violence and increased insecurity, as aid agencies are hampered from reaching those in need, the U.N. World Food Program said Tuesday.
The escalation of the fighting has also stirred up new alarm about the militants using child soldiers, a phenomenon earlier reported by human rights groups. Witnesses told Human Rights Watch that children as young as 12 have been involved in the recent clashes, putting them directly in the line of fire. Bensouda said in her report Wednesday that her office would seek more information on the allegations.
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A place of ancient Celtic culture that was flourishing long before the English even existed. Much of the culture is long lost but there is wealth of mystery, richness, beauty and fame connected to Wales that most people have no idea about.
To look beyond the sheep jokes, daffodils and rugby and it is important to recognise it was one of the first literary cultures on Earth. Celtic way of life was overflowing with poetry and great legends some little known and some world famous and more often than not, very wrongly, attributed these days to England. They lived, on the whole peacefully, believing in nature, song, literature, dance... basically life just being fun. It was actually one of the first nations where women were treated in many ways equally to men! They even lived at peace with the Romans after the Roman invasion into Britain developing a sophisticated, ahead of its time nation! Unfortunately the English (at that point Normans, Germans, French) i.e. the Anglo Saxons came to Britain and ruined most of it. Wales has so much to be remembered for, namely some of the greatest legends, such as that of King Arthur and his round table which yes, was Celtic (WELSH) legend - though it is thought much of the legends are based on true figures. Though nowadays people tend to think King Arthur was English when what he did was in fact fight the Anglo-Saxons, he was in fact half-Celtic, half Roman. Wales has many other great stories, A welsh Indian tribe existed in Ame... |
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We gave you coal during the age of Steam.
We give you lamb (Which we thoughtfully leave unmolested, contrary to popular but increasingly tired belief) We created the legend of King Arthur, only for you to take it and pass it off as your own creation. We were living here and speaking our language when you were still somewhere in Scandinavia. We were one of the first people to put poetry and music together. So please, if you're going to disrespect us, do it properly. Surely the country that gave the World the likes of Shakespeare, can muster up a more scathing attack than ones involving common farmyard animals? The very fact that the Welsh are, for the most part, respected in other countries where the English are not - In my mind speaks volumes. Englishman: HAHA Sheepshagger Walesman!
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a country next to england that often gets forgotten.
and when it is remembered people living there are called 'sheepshaggers'. just thought i remind people that we do have our own language. and wales is very different england. national anthem of wales
Mae hen wlad fy nhadau yn annwyl i mi, Gwlad beirdd a chantorion, enwogion o fri; Ei gwrol ryfelwyr, gwladgarwyr tra mâd, Tros ryddid gollasant eu gwaed. Gwlad, Gwlad, pleidiol wyf i'm gwlad. Tra môr yn fur i'r bur hoff bau, O bydded i'r hen iaith barhau. |
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Country to the west of England that English people often forget exists. Wales rhymes with whales.
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A country with some of the best pubs in the World. Don't pick a fight in Wales because they will knock your teeth out.
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Country to the west of england, Very proud and has THE best accent in the world Be welsh or be a wanker
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008, 10:17 PM - Tech Support
The club now uses Purdue's Mailman server (https://lists.purdue.edu/) for managing our mailing list. It should be easier and more versatile for everyone than our old system. All members who were on the existing mailing list have been automatically transferred.For more information, see the Mailing List page.
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Friday, January 26, 2007, 07:40 PM - Tech Support
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Current ROI Pricing?
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There's been a full combo pack since December
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Super, so I only paid 280 TP too much, when I bought the Quest pack with the 30% off ticket 2 weeks or so ago.
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Photo gallery: Damien-South Hills boys soccer
LA VERNE - Damien High School's boys soccer team erased the sour taste of two defeats in the most dominating fashion imaginable.
Damien senior Tristan Viscaino scored three goals during a nine- minute stretch in the second half and the Spartans kept pouring it on, defeating South Hills 8-0 Friday in what was expected to be a hard-fought rematch.
South Hills rallied from a 2-0 halftime deficit to stun Damien in their first meeting, winning 3-2 after getting a late goal to pull it out.
Not only was that loss fresh on the minds of the Damien players, but so was Wednesday's 3-1 loss to Claremont that left the Spartans in a first-place tie in the Sierra League with the Wolfpack.
Damien left no doubt this time.
Sam Williams ran through an onside trap and had an easy finish in the 13th minute to get the scoring started. Brett Jenkins doubled the lead with an 18-yard strike straightaway in the 23rd minute and Daniel Arellano made it 3-0 with a goal seconds before the half ended.
For Williams and Jenkins, it was their eighth goals of the season.
Not wanting to give the Huskies any sign of life at all, Viscaino scored in the 54th, 60th and 63rd minutes to make it 6-0 in the blink of an eye.
"We had a
Damien (12-3-3, 6-2) remained in a first-place tie with Claremont (11-6-1, 6-2), a 3-1 winner over Chino Hills on Friday. Both teams have two games left next week before the CIF-SS Division 1 playoffs begin.
Damien coach Eric McElrea said his team talked and had a heart-to-heart after Wednesday's loss.
"After (Wednesday) we were really hungry to get a victory," McElrea said. "We know what we're capable of and we let our ourselves down (against Claremont). Unfortunately for South Hills, this was our comeback game. We wanted to prove to ourselves we're the (best) team in this league."
Eric Leggio and Andres Aviles also scored for Damien and goalkeeper Mike O'Toole picked up his ninth shutout of the season.
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is there an app addon, that can show a device Serial Number in the MCC?
MCC already show the MAC address, IP, SSID ,,. a.s.o. would be a nice feature also to be albe to see the SN..
Hi JR,
You can use the PSION INFO packages to show the serial number of the PTX terminals via MCC.
These packages come by default with MCC version 6.03 and can be installed into previous MCC versions also.
Below is an example screenshot.
Hi Lawrence
Ty. for the advice. You are correct the info-pack, was std in the MCC 6.03.
I made a deployment rule for this and added it to two of the test scanners running CE 5. But somehow the main info tap in MCC is showing the same old infos still? all ideas are welcome :-)
(scanners has been restarted.)
Ciao JR,After installing the PsionInfo, you can add the info you need from the custom data:Select the device or group -> Custom Data -> Add from the left list onto the right one.After applying the changes, you should see all on the Custom Data tab in the Device Info:
Hope this helps Ciao,Enzo
Actually, you can show the serial or other data also from the tabs on the group :
Right click anywhere on the space under the tabs, select "Custom Data", select the data you want to see...Ciao,Enzo
hi Enzo
Aha :-)) now I see.
the last tip was just perfect for me..
Does anyone have a CE.NET 5.0 info package? I have one for mobile but not CE
Ciao John,Attached the PsionInfo with client for WinCE 4.2, WinCE 5.0 and WM 2003, 5 , 6.
Thank you Enzo!
John Wolf Does anyone have a CE.NET 5.0 info package? I have one for mobile but not CE
MCC v6.03 build 3664 should have the below PsionInfo Packages installed by default (built-in)
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i'm installed the package and i'm custom data add Boost Code, OS Code, Add On CAB, Term Serial.. But only i see the Add CAB info, i can't see the other custom data that i added.
Anybody knows why can't i see it?,
I'm appreciating your help and support
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Hi Jose,
My name is Luke with the Help Desk. I have seen this issue before and what I did at that time that resolved this problem was a "refresh" of my device connection to the MCC server. If this fails, try another device to see if the problem is terminal specific.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Luke Wakefield
Hi Luke, i tried to do it. but the problem persist yet, i've noted that in some devices the MCC can't get the PSIONINFO infomation, and other devices that the MCC can get the information sucessfully in short time lost the informacion in the MCC (Blank data in MCC)
if in the case that the issue is due to device/terminal what can i do for try the solve it?
Thanks a lot for trying my suggestion. Not sure yet what the root cause maybe but to move forward, please reply back with the device Boot, OS, Power Micro & Keyboard Micro code from Start> Settings> System> About Device.
Thank you very much in advance.
Kind Regards,Luke Wakefield
Windows CE.Net
Boost Code: B199n
OS : A299n
Power Micro: i128p
Keyboard Micro: i128p
Windows CE. Net
Boost Code: K139k
OS : B090q
Power Micro: a110o
Keyboard Micro: a110o
Windows Mobile
Boost Code: B199k
OS : B039j
Power Micro: i128q
Keyboard Micro: i128q
I've noted that there are devices that in sometimes get the psioninfo data but in others not.


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U2's Bono Celebrates Amnesty International's 50th Birthday With Crowd of 50,000
U2 frontman Bono alerted a crowd of 50,000 at Winnipeg's Canad Inn Stadium on Sunday evening, May 29, that "tonight is Amnesty International's 50th birthday." The date is slightly off, but the human rights organization was founded in London, England 50 years ago, following an article written by lawyer Peter Benenson in The Observer newspaper May 28, 1961, captioned The Forgotten Prisoners.
Holding a pint of Guinness beer, Bono said, "Fifty year's ago Amnesty was formed because two Portuguese students were imprisoned for seven years for toasting to freedom. So in their honour, we will toast to freedom and might you join us singing happy birthday to Amnesty International," which the crowd did. "A toast to freedom," he said again.
"Hang on, we've got another special message which was unbelievable, even a year ago," Bono added.
Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi then appeared on the cylindrical screen above the stage, with a pre-recorded video message that is now part of U2's 360 Tour for 2011: "After many years, I am finally able to speak to you. You who have crossed such distances, have sent such support to Burma, we thank you. You are students, teachers, workers, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers. You are music fans, U2 fans like me," she smiles.
"When you raise your voices, we hear it in our country and around the world; they are louder than any rock band, than any army, than any rocket fire or fighter jet. Your voices are the future — the voices of reason, equality and justice.
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Two weeks ago, Damiao - who has an excellent goalscoring record for Internacional - revealed that the he was 'ready' to move to a European club, and insisted that the 'time was right' to make the change.
Today, The 22 year old's agent, Vinicius Prates, provided yet another strong indication that a European move could be imminent He said:
"There is a good chance that the player will arrive in Europe this summer and it would be a good opportunity for him to play at a big club."
If Damiao does make the move, then the chances are the fee will be huge, as revealed recently by Internacional President Giovanni Luiggi, who said:
"I have an offer of €40m from a team in the Ukrainian league"
Realistically, the only way Liverpool could be in with the slightest chance of signing Damiao is if the club finishes in the top four, and we all know that isn't going to happen.
I genuinely believe Luis Suarez will leave Liverpool this summer, and if the club can get £30-£35m for him, then Damiao looks like he could be an excellent replacement.
The added bonus with Damiao is that he has no history of diving, cheating or bad behaviour of any kind. In fact, the only evidence I could find of Damiao diving is a Scuba diving business in the town of Damiao, Brazil.
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Great food from the kitchen, but the out front organization is a total failure.
They told me one time they had no seating available when there was only one table occupied...when I pointed that out they said that one of the wait staff didn't show up and they could not service the remaining tables.
This place, especially without a beer license (who eats curry without beer) will be vacating this space like every other eatery that has been here.
Smily's, at the same time, continues to flourish.
I purchased a groupon for this restaurant and went in the middle of the week at about 7 pm with my child and husband. It took almost 18 minutes to seat us even though we were the only ones standing there, 27 minutes to get us a menu, we had to waive somone down to take our drink orders, wave someone down again to take our food orders after waiting so long.... I was timing all of this as it really got ridiculous. The food was cold when we got it, was okay but curry out of a can at home would have been better, and the bell pepper in the curry still had the store sticker on it, cooked in with the curry. We left at 9 pm when they closed, which the meal should have taken 45 minutes at most. I would have left, had I not bought the groupon already. I have never not given a tip before, this was the first time I didn't give a tip :(
My experience was exquisite and I hope to repeat it. I was there Nov. 20 and whomever was "in the kitchen" rocked! Scallops! omg...The ambience is rich and the bill proves it. <3 the place for a nice date
If sushi is your thing and you want to wear yo bling, this is the place to see and be seen for the best of oriental dining! The sushi bar is extravagant, delicious, hospitable and friendly. Desert for me, last visit, was soft shell crab in some crazy magic sweet sauce! YUM Be there or be totally sushi dish square.
Love to visit the Sahara every single time I find myself in Manitou. The family is warm and welcoming and service is sweet and timely. The SAGE TEA is the best beverage I have ever imbibed and I highly recommend it on ice! YUM, want some now. The ice cream is also yummy and anything on the menu is FIRST CLASS!
One of my Favorite places!! They will treat you right and the food is always yummy! I miss them being on the westside, but will still make the short drive to support them. Love the noodle bowls! JoJo always knows what we want when we walk in, great service!
Went to Nosh the other day...and it is really hard now to get a glass of water...what is that about?
The Saigon Grill is a wonderful small family Vietnamese restaurant on Circle, close to Platte. Every dish that we have tried (on multiple visits) has been excellent.
Appetizers and main course dishes are all freshly prepared with excellent service and very reasonable prices.
The Saigon Grill at 337 N. Circle Drive is a treasure among the many Asian restaurants in town!


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Item(s): Some DC VMU's
Feedback: A pleasure, very good friendly communication, speedy payment, flexible, the works;)
Action: Sold to
Item(s): Some DC VMU's
Feedback: A pleasure, very good friendly communication, speedy payment, flexible, the works;)
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Comments: Good communication, fast payment, thanks :)
Time: January&February 2011
Good money paid for all Sega Saturn Demo's/Promos/Proto's and beta's. PM me!
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Action: Sold to
Time: May 2011
Item: Sega discs and some Dreamcast white labels
Comments: Excellent buyer, paid promptly and had a little haggle which is always welcome!
Follow me on twitter - @kiff_mekkgaming
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Action: Sold to
Time: May 2011
Item: DC white lable bundle
Fantastic seller. Instant payment, good comms etc. Totally hassle free. Highly recommended
Action: bought psp beta
Comments: Good communication, fast and safety shipping! Perfect!
Time: may 2011
My Collections:
http://www.assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?29991-Jackheads-Partner-N64-Kit N64 Devstuff
http://www.assemblergames.com/forums...station-Dev-PC PS Dev setup
Action: Bought From
Item: Twisted Metal Head On proto
Time: 23/05/11
Feedback: Fantastic seller! Item arrived very quickly and really well packed.
This guy is a true professional!
Thanks again Robert! (looking forward to working with you again)
Best Regards
Bought a few white labels off of me, asked me to hold till Friday but paid promptly on Saturday. I know life happens so I wasn't in the least concerned. Would hold items for him at anytime!!
Action: Bought from
Item: Dreamcast GD-R
Time: August 2011
Nice contact, very fast shipping and very well packed, thx!
Action: Sold To
Item(s): Rez Dreamcast White Label Promo
Feedback: Good buyer, very friendly and great with payment!
Action: Bought from
Item: Xbox 1 lot (Demodisks)
Time:February 2012
Feedback: Its was a pleasant transaction, I picked it up in person. Pleasant communication and recommended seller.
Got it in a box, let me check it also. he even send a picture so I knew what to carry back home. Paid in cash (Paypal or Bank woald take time and money)
;-) Ow and please check his other items, mine are in good/excellent condition, some even rapped in original plastic/sealed.
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Likes DC, MSX, (S)NES,GC, Wii,GB(c/a),NDS, PS1,PS2, Xbox1 and Xbox 360
Skills in: Soldering, repairing, reverseengineering and playing games and its hardware
normal location: EU NL, Speaks ENG, NL and a small bit of DE
plans: China, learning a bit of Chinese :D
Action: trade/swap
Item(s): Dreamcast White Labels
Feedback: very friendly! anytime again!
Action: bought from
Items: some ps3/x360 discs
Feedback: friendly,great seller,hope to deal with you again
Iam searching all kind of psx/ps2/ps3/xbox 360 stuff like alphas,betas,previews!Contact me via pm!
Action: Bought from
Items: Some Xbox 360 discs
Feedback: Very friendly, prompt replies to messages and posted quickly. Would happily buy from again in the future :)
Action: Bougth from
Items: Megadrive Arcade Sticks
Feedback: Perfect, shipping was done just after payment and items arrived in perfect conditions.
Action: Bought from
Items: Gran Turismo Hd + gt5p review disc + sony e3 2006 press kit
Feedback: Excellent packaging, fast shippinh and nice contact.
Action: Bought
Item(s): Press Kits
Feedback: Fantastic absolutely amazing to deal with, what more I can I say this superstar is a credit to this forum, smooth criminal transaction. Very easy going, collected and down to earth.
Packaging was absolutely superb used good protective materials (thank you).
Very good negotiator indeed hard bargainer but certainly knows his stuff!
Excellent communication skills always kept me informed of the situation items packaged professionally and secure (Top Man)!
Would definitely deal with again without a shadow of a doubt, super duper!
Date: April/May 2012
Business on the move!
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Uncharted Beta/Press/Preview discs wanted PM!
Action: bought from
Time: June 2012
Item: Dreamcast discs
Comments: excellent seller, very fast shipping and outstanding communication.
It's been a pleasure to buy from him!
Action: Bought from
Item: Dreamcast Shenmue white labels
Date Received: June 8, 2012
Feedback: Very friendly, and helpful with answering questions from a new user. Discs were shipped fast, and packed with obvious care and protection. I'm pretty sure I could have drop-kicked the box down a flight of stairs and they would have been ok.
I would be happy to purchase from again.
Thanks wombat!
Action: Bought NGE stuff.
Very Good Seller!
Time: June 2012.
Looking For "Alpha" (Red Strip), "Beta" (Orange Strip), Gold (Yellow Strip) "Not For Sale" (White/Green Strip) N-Gage Games, Units (Proto-Property Of Nokia, Dev, Limited Ed.) and Stuff. If You have any of this Games, Systems or Stuff please write me at email@example.com with its foto and your price. Thanks in advance. :)
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JR: The Arctic sea ice Hockey Stick is more of a cliff…..
by Rob Painting, in a Skeptical Science cross-post
Many climate change "skeptics" obsess over the 'hockey stick', and their discussion inevitably leads back to 1998, when climate scientist Michael Mann first published his paper indicating that current global warming was anomalous in the last 1000 years or so. In plain language, Mann's work suggested that current warming was likely due to mankind's carbon dioxide pollution, not any as-yet-unidentified, or yet-to-be-discovered or observed natural phenomenon.
Despite the "skeptics" cherry-picked focus on a peer-reviewed paper more than a decade old, the science has moved on considerably since then. Paper after paper has basically affirmed that current warming is outside the bounds of natural variation, and therefore likely due to human activities. For example we have seen a sea level hockey stick, an underwater hockey stick, a South American hockey stick, an Arctic summer temperature hockey stick, a tropical glacier hockey stick, a North American mountain snowpack hockey stick, a glacier length hockey stick, and warming of Atlantic water into the Arctic hockey stick.
Into this league of hockey sticks, we have a just published scientific paper, (Kinnard [2011]), which shows that the Arctic sea ice retreat is also a hockey stick, and that the present rate of melt in the Arctic summer is unprecedented in the last 1,450 years. See figure 1. (Note that the hockey stick blade is facing down in this reconstruction).


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Satellite will not activate.I have a moving satellite on my Damon Daybreak. I don't know the model number. I had it parked in Mississippi for a period of six motnths. When I returned to it, I had no problems in that position. As soon as I moved, I lost the signal and cannot locate any satellites. The dish will not move. I have 12 volt power to the toggle switch, but the satellite will not rotate. I removed the dome to check for any obstructions but found none. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
Re: Satellite will not activate.You will need to go up on the roof and check for 12V power at the control box itself (silver box). While you have the dome off, write down the model number and let us know what we are dealing with.
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Re: Satellite will not activate.Will do, first chance I get. Thanks.
Re: Satellite will not activate.I finally found time to check things out.
I do have 12V power at the control box. Model #MV3500T SER# 090713070608. Any further help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jim
Re: Satellite will not activate.jasebo1936,
Can you verify that the dish is not moving period when the power is turned on to it or is it moving briefly then not starting the search sequence? Also, can you let me know how many mounting feet (3 or 4) that hold the antenna base to the roof?
Re: Satellite will not activate.Satellite not moving at all. No movement. There are four (4) posts.
Re: Satellite will not activate.jasebo,
With 12V at the board and no movement period, we either have a failed power supply or board. You can try using a separate power supply (like a battery) that is rated for over 5 amperes. If another power supply does not resolve the issue, then the board will have to be replaced. The part number for the replacement board is RP35CLT (refurbished, $224.99) or RP35CBT (new, $449.99). Both prices are before tax and shipping.
Re: Satellite will not activate.Thanks for your help. I appreciate your input.
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Leicester fly-half Toby Flood is free to face the Ospreys in their Heineken Cup clash in Wales after being cleared of a dangerous tackle.
Tigers ten Flood had been charged for an alleged dangerous tip tackle, contrary to law 10.4(j) on Worcester Warriors player Andy Goode in the Aviva Premiership match on January 4.
"Whilst we found that the elements of a dangerous tackle were made out, after very careful analysis we could not be satisfied, to that standard required, that the dynamics of the incident had not been caused, or contributed to, significantly by the involvement of other players from both teams," said chair Jeremy Summers.
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