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WELCOME TO JUST A MINUTE! starring PAUL MERTON, DEREK NIMMO, CLEMENT FREUD and PETER JONES, chaired by NICHOLAS PARSONS (Radio, 4 January 1997)
NICHOLAS PARSONS: Welcome to Just A Minute! Yes! THEME MUSIC NP: Hello, thank you, thank you, hello, my name is Nicholas Parsons. And as the Minute Waltz fades away, it is once more my pleasure to welcome the four outstanding and talented players of Just A Minute. We welcome back Paul Merton who has only played the game a limited amount of times... with such outstanding effect. We are delighted he returns. And three players who have been with the show since it almost began, they are Derek Nimmo, Peter Jones and Clement Freud. But I would like you to welcome all four of them! This particular edition of Just A Minute is coming from the Pleasance of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. And as usual I'm going to ask our four players to speak if they can on the subject I will give them, but they are going to try and do it without hesitation, repetition or deviation. Beside me sits Elaine Wigley, she holds the stopwatch, she will keep the score and she also has a little whistle which she will blow when 60 seconds have passed. Let us begin the show this week with Clement Freud. Clement, the subject, very apt for this show coming from Edinburgh, the Scotsman. Would you tell us something about the Scotsman in this game starting now. CLEMENT FREUD: The Scotsman is an excellent daily newspaper published in Edinburgh. And also for those who are at the Festival a male Celt, usually wearing sandals, a kilt, and... BUZZ NP: Paul Merton. PAUL MERTON: Two kilts. NP: No, I thought the first one he said was a Celt, and the second one was a kilt. Isn't that right Clement? CF: One was a male Celt. NP: That's what you said yes. CF: Celt. NP: So... CF: C-E-L-T. NP: ...he didn't repeat the word. It was worth, they loved hearing from you Paul so don't worry, don't be inhibited... PM: I loved interrupting if it's any help to anybody! NP: It was an incorrect challenge so Clement gets a point for that, he has 47 seconds to continue on the Scotsman starting now. CF: When the sun goes down over the Royal Mile, male Scotsmen can be found eating each other... BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo challenged. DEREK NIMMO: Repetition of male. NP: That was a correct challenge Derek, well done. You get a point for a correct challenge, you take over the subject, 41 seconds are left, the Scotsman starting now. DN: As Doctor Johnson said, the fairest sight that a Scotsman will ever see is the long road that leads to England. I think that was a very profound remark... BOOS FROM THE AUDIENCE DN: It is not actually (laughing) the thing right here, but no doubt quite soon... BUZZ NP: Paul Merton has challenged. PM: Well basically just to stop a lynching! NP: After all these years Derek hasn't yet discovered how to win friends and influence people! So other than the lynching, what else was your challenge Paul? PM: Well it's deviation for a member of Just A Minute to be lynched by the audience! That's never happened before so therefore it's deviation. NP: I, I agree with you as someone who is partly Scots. It is a devious thought, so I think, to save a lynching as well, we give you a point and the subject Paul and 27 seconds, the Scotsman starting now. PM: When you first come up to the Edinburgh Fringe as a performer, you eagerly buy The Scotsman every night from The Assembly Room. There's a man sells it there, about quarter to 12. And you look through it to see whether you've got a good review or not. If you get a bad one, you always blame it on the fact that oh it's just a gardening expert that's written some review. And if you get a good one... BUZZ NP: Clement Freud challenged. CF: Repetition of review. NP: Yes that is right Clement. You cleverly got in with eight seconds, another point, the subject, the Scotsman starting now. CF: Scotsmen are quite the nicest most charming, warm hearted... APPLAUSE AND CHEERS FROM THE AUDIENCE CF: ...clean kind sober... BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo challenged. DN: In an attempt to be lynched, they're not! LAUGHTER AND BOOS FROM THE AUDIENCE DN: Deviation! NP: He doesn't learn anything, does he? It's not deviation no, you could have had him for the repetition of Scotsmen but it's too late now. And... BUZZ PETER JONES: Could I have him for grovelling? NP: You could Peter, but it doesn't fit in with the rules of Just A Minute. PJ: No. Pity really! NP: It's lovely to hear from you. At least everybody's spoken... PJ: I thought it was time I broke my silence! NP: And Clement you have another point and you have three seconds on the Scotsman starting now. CF: I am a creep... WHISTLE NP: Whoever is speaking as the whistle is blown gains an extra point. On this occasion it was Clement Freud and he has taken the lead naturally at the end of that round. The next round I think, Paul, would you like to take this one? It's my giddy aunt. You have 60 seconds as usual... LAUGHTER FROM THE AUDIENCE NP: There's nothing particularly funny about that! But it might be funny when Paul starts to speak. Anyway 60 seconds starting now. PM: My great-aunt, Bebe Chip-Wingler was a wonderful woman... BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo challenged. DN: Repetition of Be! NP: Bebe! Well done Derek, a correct challenge! PM: What do you mean well done? NP: Well done as... PM: Bebe's a name! NP: I know! But we are in sound radio now, we may have an audience here at the Pleasance but it's sound radio, so it's as you hear it... PM: What does difference does that make? NP: Because Bebe may be written as one word but it can be interpreted... PM: If, if you say a word once, how can that be repetition? NP: Because you have said Be and Be and that is repetition. And I think it was a justified challenge within the rules of Just A Minute. CRIES OF "AWWWWW" FROM THE AUDIENCE NP: The fact that you all hate Derek Nimmo has got nothing to do with the fact... DN: You're... NP: But I always try to be... DN: You're here to stop mob rule, Nicholas! NP: I always try to be scrupulously fair and so Derek you have a point, you have the subject, 55 seconds, my giddy aunt starting now. DN: My giddy aunt was Fiona MacDonald. She was the most wonderful Scottish lady of tremendous beauty. She used to loft herself over to the Isle of Skye in a little rowing boat, singing jolly songs that people greatly enjoyed. I put on a play for my giddy aunt written by Mister Raymond Cooney, a considerable... author of farces... BUZZ NP: Clement Freud challenged. CF: Hesitation. NP: Yes hesitation, I would agree Clement. You have another point and you have the subject, my giddy aunt, there are 38 seconds left starting now. CF: My giddy aunt joined Exit and tried to kill herself with a surfeit of Uthynil. Which oddly enough was totally ineffective because of the colour. Pink is a rotten shade for doing in with yourself as many people told my giddy aunt... BUZZ NP: Paul challenged. PM: Doing in with yourself? NP: Yes. Doing yourself in would be better English, yes. And I... and I think that is grammatically devious and um... I give the benefit of the doubt to Paul so a point to him and the subject, my giddy aunt, 20 seconds starting now. PM: She used to love going on carousels. She'd go down to the children's playground and the toddlers were saying "get off that lady, that's ours!" "Oh no, I'm going to spin round here till midnight!" And she often did. And sometimes the thing would actually spin off its axis and she'd go down the High Street... BUZZ NP: Clement Freud challenged. PM: Oh sorry, repetition of be there! I do beg your pardon! NP: Clement you challenged first? CF: Repetition. NP: Of what? CF: Spin. NP: That's right, eight seconds Clement, my giddy aunt starting now. CF: Gertrude Jemima was tremendously keen on roundabouts, known as hurdy-gurdies. She would go... BUZZ WHISTLE NP: Oh no Peter Jones has challenged. PJ: They're not known as hurdy-gurdies. NP: No! Hurdy-gurdies are quite, they're not roundabouts. You're quite right Peter, well challenged. Yes they're those things that you wind up, those are the hurdy-gurdies. Sorry, I realised this is radio and I was demonstrating to the audience then, I do apologise. PM: We're not quite sure what you're doing to be honest! NP: Well Paul, you're a different generation, you probably don't see hurdy-gurdies... PM: You've got a hobby, you know, you carry on! NP: Peter and I are of the world of the hurdy-gurdy, you know! It's all gone plastic! Anyway Peter a correct challenge and you've got in with one second to go, my giddy aunt starting now. PJ: My giddy aunt fell over... WHISTLE NP: Peter Jones speaking as the whistle went gained that extra point. The situation at the end of the round is that Clement Freud is in a strong lead but Paul Merton and Derek Nimmo and Peter Jones are all equal in second place. Derek Nimmo will you begin the next round and the subject hay fever, 60 seconds as usual starting now. DN: It was in a production Hay Fever given by the Gutris Waugh and the Dramatic Society, that I met my bride Patricia Sybil Anne Brown some 42 years ago. She was playing Sorrill and I was playing Audie Picty... BUZZ NP: Clement Freud challenged. CF: Too much playing. NP: Yes there was too much playing going on. Forty-six seconds are available for hay fever with you Clement starting now. CF: Hay fever in Just A Minute is a pretty poor ailment in that it causes you to hesitate, deviate and repeat yourself. (wheezes in and out) BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo. DN: Repetition of (wheeze). CF: All different! NP: Derek, correct challenge, 35 seconds available, hay fever back with you starting now. DN: Oh I do hate going out in the summertime, getting all that pollen in my nose. And I feel absolutely frightful and ghastly. And I come and go into the cold shower and lie on the floor in that arrangement for quite a long time until suddenly... BUZZ NP: Peter Jones has challenged you. PJ: He said he lied on the what? DN: On the floor of the shower. I have a very big shower. NP: He actually said he lies on the floor in that arrangement. So I don't... DN: I didn't want to repeat shower! NP: I know you didn't. PJ: You see you've got a big shower. DN: if you prefer to say that I am a big shower that's up to you, but I'm... PJ: I wouldn't do that, I wouldn't... PM: I lie down in my shower, but I call it a bath! NP: Peter I think that it's a bit devious lying down in a shower! So I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and say that you have 20 seconds to talk about hay fever starting now. PJ: It was one of these plays by Noel Coward where young people come in with tennis racquets and say "anybody ready for a game?" And it's pretty tedious in my opinion! It was revived or they tried to restore it to active life about 20 years ago. And the lady who played the leading part, an elderly actress... WHISTLE NP: Peter Jones you have leapt forward as a result of that extra point at the end of the round, for speaking when the whistle went. You are now in a strong second place just behind our leader Clement Freud. And it is your turn to begin, the subject jazz. PJ: Ah! NP: Tell us something about jazz in Just A Minute starting now. PJ: It's made a great contribution to music, starting at the end of the last century, and the beginning of this one, with such magic names as Jelly roll Morton and Bessie Smith and her representative on earth now George Melly, and a number of other people. Like Jangho Reinhart in France with Stefan Grapelli, Humphrey Lyttlelton over here, and a number of people... BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo challenged. DN: Repetition of number. NP: Yes you did say right at the beginning a number of people. PJ: Oh did I? NP: Yes. So Derek got in with 34 seconds available on jazz starting now. DN: In Monsegir, in a little town in Aquetaine in south west France, every year at the end of June, the beginning of July, they have a jazz festival. And it goes on for 24 hours. Every bar, restaurant in the town has jazz... BUZZ NP: And Peter's challenged. PJ: He did say every. NP: Yes. PJ: Twice. NP: Every, every. DN: Probably, very probably. NP: Peter you've got in again, keen, 21 seconds, jazz starting now. PJ: I won't say his first name but Chisholm was a great trombonist, still is as far as I know. Comes from this country and has played all over America with great success over here... BUZZ NP: Paul Merton challenged. PM: Two overs. NP: Two overs. PJ: Oh dear! NP: Yes oh dear. Two everys, two overs and eight seconds for Paul to tell us something about jazz starting now. PM: Considered by many to be perhaps the greatest trumpeter in the jazz era is Miles Davis who first came to public prominence in 1949... WHISTLE NP: Paul Merton was then speaking as the whistle went, gained an extra point for doing so. He's in third place with Derek Nimmo, just behind Peter Jones. Clement Freud is still our leader. Clement the subject now is grace. Will you tell us something about grace in Just A Minute starting now. CF: For me Grace will always be Gracie Fields, a great singer who lived on the isle of Capri... BUZZ NP: Paul Merton challenged. PM: Deviation, I thought she was a rotten singer! (sings badly) Sally! Sally! (speaks) That's rubbish! NP: This is an impossible thing on which to make a decision really, isn't it, in a way! But no... BUZZ NP: Yes? PJ: Well it's a matter of opinion, isn't it? A lot of people don't think Miles Davis was the greatest musician in the world! NP: If you go by popularity, then her popularity was such that she was considered a great singer. She was actually opera trained, she did have a very fine voice, but she ruined it by singing these popular songs. And so I'm going to give... LAUGHTER FROM THE AUDIENCE NP: That is a fact! If you want to research it as well. PM: Not now perhaps! NP: No! Wait till the show's over please! DN: I once paid to go and see her having tea on the Isle of Capri. She charged admission to watch her having cups of tea. Very nice it was. PM: They used to do the same with the monkeys in London Zoo, I think! That was about her level! NP: It is obvious that Paul is not a fan of Gracie Fields. Clement you still have the benefit of my doubt and er another point to you, 52 seconds, Grace, with you Clement still starting now. CF: Grace came from Rochdale, which, if you live in London, is near Scotland. She was exceedingly well-known and if you go to the Town Hall in that Yorkshire city which many people think is in Lancashire, you will see pictures of her and her music swells around the altar on a Sunday. And everyone says "that is our Grace..." BUZZ NP: Right, Paul you challenged. PM: Well isn't Rochdale in Lancashire? NP: Rochdale is in Lancashire, yes. PM: Because Clement said it was in Yorkshire. CF: No. PM: Yes you said Rochdale is in Yorkshire but many people think it's in Lancashire. CF: Yeah. PM: Luckily I've got the Gracie Fields biography at home! NP: If he said that, then that was devious and incorrect. So Paul you have 27 seconds on Grace starting now. PM: She was a wonderful performer, perhaps the finest entertainer this country's ever produced! I could listen to her singing for hours! Sally of the Alley was a wonderful song and she used to... BUZZ NP: Er Derek? DN: Repetition of wonderful. PM: Oh yes. NP: Yes. Derek would you tell us something about Grace, 16 seconds on Grace with you Derek starting now. DN: For what we are about to receive, may the Lord make us truly thankful, Amen. The title for a Duchess would be Her Grace, or that same named lady of rank, of Devonshire perhaps, Devo to her chums... BUZZ NP: Paul challenged. PM: Quite a few ofs, one after another. NP: A tough challenge but it's true... DN: A bit of a tough challenge! PM: Well, two ofs in three words! NP: If it's correct, I have to give it to him. Sometimes they overlook it but on this occasion they didn't. So Paul got in with three seconds to go on grace starting now. PM: Probably the finest woman that ever lived! BUZZ NP: Clement Freud challenged. CF: We've had finest and woman before. PM: No we had greatest before. CF: And finest. DN: We've had woman before. CF: Mmmm! PM: Well we all have! Not all of us, obviously! BUZZ PJ: It's devious because he was knocking the singer at the beginning of his minute and now he's praising her! It doesn't add up! APPLAUSE FROM THE AUDIENCE PM: I was, I was won over by Clement's eulogy of her! A lot of people think she was born in Yorkshire, you know! She was an opera singer but she ruined her voice with the pop songs! Go over to the Isle of Capri, two pounds, see her having a cup of tea! HUGE LAUGHTER FROM THE AUDIENCE NP: So... PM: There'll be never another! With a bit of luck! NP: Clement you got in with one second to go on Grace starting now. CF: Grace Kelly is another! WHISTLE NP: So Clement Freud was speaking as the whistle went, and extra point and others in the round he's increased his lead. Paul Merton will you take the next round, the subject, fossils. Will you tell us something about those... LAUGHTER FROM THE AUDIENCE NP: I know what you're thinking! That young spark's going to have a go now! That chairman's a bit of a fossil, isn't he! Yes, right, fossils is with you Paul, 60 seconds starting now. PM: Millions of years ago a meteorite landed on this planet. A lot of scientists believe it came from Mars and they recently examined this particular fragment. And have found an organism inside, or rather a fossil of the very aforementioned thing that could perhaps prove that somewhere there is a parallel Nicholas Parsons working on a far distant Moon. Ah but he'd be a different kind of individual because in a similar uni... oh no... BUZZ PM: I couldn't think of another word for parallel! NP: Peter you challenged first, ah, what was it? PJ: He stopped! NP: Yes he did stop, you're quite right, hesitation. Thirty-four seconds, fossils Peter starting now. PJ: The best place to collect fossils is the coast of Dorset. And my advice to you is to hire a caravan or caravette and take your children, as I took mine, with several cases of Scotch. And we, while they combed the beaches looking for these bits of old things which wasn't very interesting to me, I stayed inside, it was pouring with rain. And I thought "it serves them right for being interested in such bizarre things". But they did survive and they brought a number of them back which, we have them... WHISTLE NP: So Peter's tragic story kept going until the whistle went, gained that extra point. He's increased his position in second place, he's closer to our leader Clement Freud, the other two follow close behind. And Derek Nimmo your turn to begin, the subject, wisdom. Will you tell us something about wisdom in Just A Minute starting now. DN: We are extraordinarily lucky to have on this programme as our chairman a man who is truly, deeply wise. Wisdom can be an underrated quality these days, but Nicholas Parsons has the wisdom of Solomon. Give him a baby and ask him to cut it up... BUZZ NP: Paul Merton challenged. PM: There's only so much of this you can listen to! APPLAUSE AND LAUGHTER FROM THE AUDIENCE NP: I don't know why you're clapping! So your challenge Paul? PM: No, I'm challenging because it's deviation to say that you've got the wisdom of Solomon! NP: Well... PM: Same birthday, perhaps! HUGE LAUGHTER FROM THE AUDIENCE NP: To be utterly fair, I'll show you, show you that I can endeavour to display the wisdom of Solomon, what I will do on this occasion is give Paul a bonus point for his challenge which we all enjoyed, but leave the subject with Derek Nimmo who also gets a point for being interrupted, and he continues with 43 seconds on wisdom starting now. DN: I do like that awfully jolly comedian with a cloth cap, don't you? Norman Wisdom. Funny fellow, I think. He's falling over all the time and I must say I'm in absolute guffaws whenever I see him. Now he's coming out of the back cupboard and... BUZZ NP: Peter Jones has challenged. PJ: He said he was in guffaws. Is that right? NP: No, not really. You can either guffaw but you're not in guffaws. It's again one of those difficult decisions, often we let ot pass, but you challenged and it is... PJ: Let it pass if you like! NP: no, no, no! It's a subtle, it's a subtle... PJ: If you want to go home, I'm quite happy! I don't mind! Or have lunch, whatever it is you have in mind! NP: Subtle deviation from English as we speak it and understand it so Peter you have the benefit of the doubt, you have another point, you have the subject, you have 30 seconds, you have wisdom starting now. PJ: Well I was in a film with Norman Wisdom. And one day, when the camera broke down, we were all told to wait in our dressing rooms until it was repaired, which was going to be a very long time. So I suggested to Norman that he tell me his... BUZZ NP: Clement Freud challenged. CF: Repetition of Norman. NP: Yes. Norman's not on the card, only Wisdom I'm afraid. PJ: What a pity! NP: I know! PJ: Yes! NP: Yes you've got the sympathy of the audience, I can say that anyway. Clement, 15 seconds, wisdom, starting now. CF: Some years ago, though it may still exist, there was a toothbrush called Wisdom. And you were recommended to use it with a paste called G-L-35 which contained all those ingredients which kept plaque either on... WHISTLE NP: Well Clement Freud's points, including the extra one for speaking as the whistle went has increased his lead at the end of that round. Peter Jones your turn to begin, fat cats, that is the subject. Tell us something about them in Just A Minute starting now. PJ: Well they really get up my nose, I must say! All those men... BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo challenged. DN: Deviation, how can a fat cat get up his nose? NP: If you use getting up one's nose as an expression of being irritated or disturbed by somebody, then it is a perfectly possible um, it is not therefore deviation. And literally, no. Anyway, I just like to let everybody know why and how I make my decisions. Peter... PM: It would remain a mystery otherwise! LAUGHTER FROM PJ AND THE AUDIENCE NP: Fifty-seven seconds, Peter you still have the subject, another point, fat cats starting now. PJ: I was thinking of these directors who vote each other golden handshakes and share bonuses and all kinds of odd things that nobody in the normal course of business would expect in their course of duty. But... BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo challenged. DN: Two course. NP: Two courses, course of business, course of duty. PJ: Oh yes. NP: Oh yes. Derek you're in with a correct challenge on this occasion and 42 seconds are available for you to tell us something about fat cats... DN: I would really like to be a fat cat. And people to give me massive... BUZZ NP: Peter Jones has challenged. PJ: You are a fat cat! LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE FROM THE AUDIENCE NP: Peter to be fair again, and show the wisdom which Derek talked about, I will give you a bonus point for a challenge which everybody enjoyed. But Derek Nimmo was interrupted so he also gets a point, but he continues with the subject for being interrupted. Thirty-seven seconds still available for you Derek, fat cats starting now. DN: What was the fellow's name? Wasn't it Brown or something, who was chairman of British Gas who got a tremendous amount of money for what seemed to me to be very little indeed. Like the chairman of You-Okshire... Yorkshire, Walkshire... BUZZ NP: Clement challenged. CF: Two chairmen. NP: Yes that's right Clement, 28 seconds, fat cats with you now starting. CF: If you get a cat or perhaps another one, and feed it all the food you can find, sausages and mushrooms, bits of egg, dry toast, grape nuts and cream, hot and cold milk, distilled water, and especially a test tube whereby you can shoot nutritive ingredients up its colon... BUZZ NP: Peter Jones challenged. PJ: Well a bit of a hesitation there. NP: I think there was, I think he was trying to keep going on ingredients and he just slipped up a little. Or hesitated. And two seconds are available for you Peter, got in just before the end on fat cats starting now. PJ: And their wives drive around in company cars... WHISTLE NP: So we are moving into the last round. So Paul it's your turn to begin, a very apt subject to finish on, the Stuarts. Will you tell us something about that very Scottish subject in this Scottish edition of Just A Minute starting now. PM: Charles the First was a Stuart. He was the son of James the Sixth of Scotland. And of course he came into an enormous amount of difficulty, around about 1641 when he wanted to wage war against the er country north of the border, and Parliament wouldn't grant him the money to do so. So it turned out there was an English Civil com... confrontation between the Parliamentarians... BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo challenged. DN: A funny little world, comsomtation. PJ: Confrontation. PM: I was trying to avoid saying war! NP: But you got the word out even though it did come out through your nose instead of your mouth. PM: A good trick if you can do it! And it doesn't stop there! NP: Right! So benefit of the doubt to you Paul, you keep going, 37 seconds on the Stuarts starting now. PM: So Oliver Cromwell basically cut his head off in 1649 and that brought to an end the reign of the Stuarts... BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo challenged. DN: Not permanently! PM: No, no, but for a while! DN: Well it would do, wouldn't it, yes! NP: So what is your challenge? DN: Well it's deviation, he said it brought to an end the reign of the Stuarts. NP: Yes but then he said... DN: The Stuarts went into exile... NP: They went into exile... DN: They'd never given up the throne. NP: Oh gosh! They didn't give it up but... DN: Then William came... NP: They ddi temporarily go into exile and oh I didn't know! Paul you have 30 seconds to continue on the Stuarts starting now. PM: It's a bit of a shame because I don't know much more about them really! But I know that the er Duke of Buckingham was a very good friend of the er previous... BUZZ NP: Derek Nimmo challenged. DN: Hesitation er. NP: Yes there was a definite er there. So Derek you've got 21 seconds to tell us something about the Stuarts starting now. DN: I'm a particular admirer of James the First, who was known by the Scottish King as the wisest fool in Europe. I think very... BUZZ NP: Paul challenged. PM: Deviation, the wisest fool in Christendom. NP: The wisest fool in Christendom, not in Europe. Well done, 13 seconds for you Paul on the Stuarts starting now. PM: There was a man who lived next door to him whose name was the most idiotic man... oh! BUZZ NP: Clement Freud challenged. CF: Ah yes! NP: Hesitation, Clement yes, eight seconds, the Stuarts starting now. CF: The Stuarts get up my nose! All of them! From James the First, who was the Sixth of Scotland to his son... WHISTLE NP: Well as I said before we began that round there wouldn't be any more time to continue at the end of it. A very fair result, a few points just separated them, but who's counting points? Probably the players. Well I do get letters about the points actually! Derek... PM: It's nice somebody writes to you, isn't it! NP: Particularly from abroad! Anyway Derek Nimmo and Paul Merton... PJ: What kind of a broad is it who writes to you? NP: Those broads write about different points Peter! Paul Merton and Derek Nimmo, they finished equal in third place. They were only one point behind Peter Jones who gave his usual good value, didn't quite overtake our leader, Clement Freud, you had most points so you're the winner this week, congratulations! So it only remains for me to say thank you to our four players of this game, Paul Merton, Clement Freud, Peter Jones and Derek Nimmo, Ian Messiter who created the game and goes on keeping us all in work like this, our producer Anne Jobson, Elaine Wigley who has kept the score, blown her whistle, and particularly this delightful excitable audience at the Pleasance on the Fringe in Edinburgh. And from me, Nicholas Parsons, from all of us till we take to the air once more to play Just A Minute good-bye and thank you! THEME MUSIC |


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In nonurban communities like Leahy's, the N.R.A. philosophy is widely shared: even moderate gun controls represent a violation of an essential freedom. Before long, the reasoning goes, the gun grabbers will be coming for your .30-caliber Remington. At times that freedom seems almost bodily. "It's a birthright confirmed for us by the Constitution," says Wayne LaPierre, the N.R.A.'s executive vice president and highest-ranking officer. "It was ours the moment we were born beneath these heavens." By mobilizing its largely male and middle-class faithful -- and by donating millions of dollars to Congressional campaigns -- the N.R.A. for years was able to exercise veto power over gun control legislation. Since 1991, a militant contingent has led the N.R.A., bringing its membership to nearly 3.5 million, an all-time high.
"They are the most effective political contact organization I've seen," says Representative Bill Richardson of New Mexico. "Their pressure is intense and unrelenting and they're one-issue voters." Political analysts say that crossing the N.R.A. in a gun-friendly district can cost a candidate anywhere from 3 to 8 percentage points.
The crime bill's tortuous passage through Congress demonstrated the N.R.A.'s continuing influence in Washington. Public opinion polls showed close to 80 percent support for the assault weapons ban, which would outlaw the sale or manufacture of 19 weapons, scores of knockoffs and magazines of over 10-round capacity. Still, a knot of legislators stalled the bill's progress for weeks. "On this issue, the Republicans are under the control of the National Rifle Association," said George Mitchell, the Senate majority leader. Senator Joseph Biden of Delaware said that the politics were simple: "Guns, guns, guns, guns."
But the organization's success in very nearly derailing the crime bill masks an underlying truth: the N.R.A. is losing political power. The popular understanding of the assault weapons ban as a blow against drive-by shootings and "grievance killers" caused the defections of several longtime N.R.A. supporters. "The N.R.A. has strongly endorsed my past two elections," Senator Dennis DeConcini of Arizona said when the Senate first approved the ban. "I only wish I was running again this time, because they would not endorse me and I would take that as an issue that that organization has lost touch with America."
May's close vote in the House, 216-214, especially enraged the N.R.A. "Those are our guns you're trying to ban, big government," Tanya K. Metaksa, executive director of the N.R.A.'s Institute for Legislative Action and the N.R.A.'s second-most-powerful executive, told the organization's annual convention after the vote. "Those are our rights you trashed. We want them back and we will take them back!" Similar alarms were sounded in direct mail campaigns and on the Internet.
But in its broader appeals, the N.R.A. became surprisingly shy. Its ads against the crime bill did not mention gun ownership; they focused on pork in the bill and bore the logo of an N.R.A. division called Crimestrike. The organization's major public initiatives these days also avoid mentioning guns. They advocate prison-building programs and three-strikes-you're-out legislation. One program, Refuse to Be a Victim, aims to inform women of how to protect themselves against crime, with the "choice" of owning a gun merely No. 42 on a list that includes pepper spray and doorstops.
"They spent what we understand to be a half million dollars against us in our last race and there was little talk about guns," says Representative Mike Synar, an Oklahoma Democrat, through a spokesman. "Even though gun ownership is probably around 70 percent in my district, the N.R.A. knows that 70 or 80 percent of the people think that the Brady bill" -- which requires a five-day waiting period on handgun purchases -- "and the assault weapons ban are reasonable." The N.R.A.'s message was that Synar was wrong on "values" issues. "When Mike Synar voted for flag-burning," said one N.R.A. ad, "so did you."
Arguably, the country is now at a turning point on the gun issue, one that recalls the period in the 60's when two other private matters were transformed into public health issues: smoking and auto safety. Indeed, sponsors of the semiautomatics ban argued that gun injuries are costing the health care system $3 billion a year.
The crime bill, the N.R.A. charges, represents the first step down the slippery slope of a near-abolitionist agenda, and I think they may be right. Thirty years from now, who knows how much the landscape will have changed? Handguns might be banned altogether. Ammunition dealers might be required to number every bullet.
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Latitude: 52.4097 / 52°24'34"N
Longitude: -0.5857 / 0°35'8"W
OS Eastings: 496299
OS Northings: 280019
OS Grid: SP962800
Mapcode National: GBR DX6.W5W
Mapcode Global: VHFNT.SPQL
Entry Name: Drayton House
Location: Lowick, East Northamptonshire, Northamptonshire, NN14
County: Northamptonshire
District: East Northamptonshire
Parish: Lowick
Traditional County: Northamptonshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Northamptonshire
Listing Date: 23 May 1967
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
English Heritage Legacy ID: 232497
Source ID: 1040293
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Drayton House
Country house. Late C13, early C14, mid/late C15, late C16, mid/late C17, early
and late C18, late C19 and early C20. Works recorded by Isaac Rowe, John Webb,
William Talman, Gerard Lanscroon, William Rhodes, Alexander Roos, George Devey
and J.A. Gotch. Squared coursed limestone and limestone ashlar with lead and
Collyweston slate roofs. Courtyard plan with additions. 2 and 3 storeys, parts
with attics, and two 3-storey towers. South front, or entrance front, of 5 bays
with square buttressed turrets, between bays. Centre bay breaks forward forming
late C17 gatehouse probably by Isaac Rowe. Central arch-head doorway has
rusticated surround and rectangular panel above. 2 bays flanking gatehouse are
early C14 curtain walls. Second bay to right has one-window range to far right
of stone mullion windows. Wall, gatehouse and turrets all have castellated
parapets. Bays attached to far left and right are late Cl6, each of one-window
range of 4-light stone mullion windows with transoms. Left bay has castellated
parapet and right bay has gable. Shallow gabled lead roof of centre bays is not
visible. East front to right of south front of 11 irregular bays with buttresses
between centre and left bays and lateral stacks between bays to right. 4 bays to
left are late C16 remodelled C18. 2 storeys, with a 7-window range of
irregularly spaced sash windows, at first floor. All with glazing bars and
moulded stone architraves; 2 windows to far left are blind. Stone mullion
windows at ground floor. Adjacent 2 bays are probably C15 remodelled C18, 3
storeys with a 4-window range similar to the previous 4 bays. C16 centre tower
of 3 storeys. 4 corner turrets, castellated parapet and early C18 cupola at
north-west corner. Remaining 4 bays to right form north-east wing c.1584,
probably by Thomas Thorpe. 3 storeys; 5-window range of stone mullion windows
and large casement windows to second floor library. Bay to far right breaks
forward with a small gablet over. Castellated parapet throughout range. Early
C18 doorcase to right of centre tower is by Talman. Rusticated surround with
keyblock, pulvinated frieze, segmental pediment and heraldic devices of the
Duchess of Norfolk and Sir John Germain. Attached flight of steps with
wrought-iron handrail, probably by J. Tijou. North front to right of east front,
mid.C15, extended late Cl6 and remodelled C18. 9 bays including towers to far
left and right. Centre range is 2 storeys; 3 bays of 3- and 4-light stone
mullion windows with transoms. Central moulded stone doorcase by Talman. 2 bays
to left and right are 3 storeys; 3-window range of sash windows similar to those
on the east front. Castellated parapets throughout. Polygonal centre turret
originally formed part of C15 porch to screens passage. Flanking tower to left
is also centre tower of east front has has north-east wing breaking forward at
right angles. Flanking tower to right is similar, rebuilt early C18 by Talman,
with a blank elevation to the north front. Gable end of north-east wing has
second-floor early C20 arch-head window by J.A. Gotch. Return wall of this wing
is of 3 storeys; 6 irregular bays, with centre and left hand bays breaking
forward. 2-, 3- and 4-light stone mullion windows with transoms. West front to
right of north front of 7-window range with 5 tall sash windows and 2- and
3-light stone mullion windows. North-west tower, to right, has one cross
casement to each floor. 3-window range, attached at right angles to right, of
cross casements under gauged stone heads. North elevation of courtyard to rear
of gatehouse of 5 bays. Gatehouse breaks forward to centre, similar to south
front. Flanking 3-window ranges of tall casements with glazing bars at ground
floor with square windows above; all with segmental heads and ashlar surrounds.
South elevation of courtyard, to Great Hall and Dining room, was remodelled by
Talman, and executed by Benjamin Jackson. c.1702. 7 bays. Central square-head
doorway with French doors has moulded stone architraves, flanking ribbed
Corinthian columns support cornice with entablature breaking forward above
columns. Moulded keystone with flanking drapes. Trophy, of military devices,
with recumbent lions, above cornice. Flanking 3-window ranges of tall sash
windows, with glazing bars, moulded and eared architraves and low cills. Windows
immediately to left and right of doorway have keyblocks and scroll pediments.
Windows to centre of each range have triangular pediments and those to far left
and right have segmental peidments; all have stepped keyblocks. Rectangular
fielded panels above each window have central brackets with busts. Moulded
cornice with fielded panelled parapet above. Gadrooned urns mounted on parapet
between bays. Parapet of centre bay rises to form triangular pediment supported
on pilasters with caryatids, central heraldic device representing Sir John
Germain and the Duchess of Norfolk. Medieval gabled roof of hall is not visible.
Central flight of steps has wrought iron handrail, probably by J. Tijou.
Elevations of courtyard to left and right were also remodelled by Talman. 7-bay
open loggias with Doric columns. Plain ashlar parapets above with urns mounted
between bays. Central armorial devices. Rear walls of loggias have plain
pilasters between bays, fielded panelling and arch-head niches flanking central
doorways. C16 first floor, 4-window ranges, behind loggias of 3- and 4-light
stone mullion windows with transoms. 3-storey, 2-window, ranges flanking south
elevation, above loggias, are late C14 remodelled C18 with sash windows.
Castellated parapets and polygonal turrets at corners. Interior: undercroft
entered from north corner of east loggia is double aisled, with 4 bays of
chamfered rib vaults, octagonal piers and polygonal responds. Originally late
C13 solar undercroft. Great Hall to left of undercroft is medieval structure
remodelled early C18 by Talman and decorated by Alexander Roos c.1850 to
simulate marble. Ribbed Ionic pilasters, moulded cornice and coved ceiling.
Marble fireplace. Dining room to left of Great Hall was originally medieval
buttery and pantry. Remodelled c.1771/74 by William Rhodes possibly to design by
William Chambers. Plasterwork wall panels, coved cornice with interlaced vine
leaves and similar decoration to ceiling. Mid C19 centrepiece. Marble fireplace
with ribbed columns. Range of 3 rooms facing north front were probably added
late C16. The oak staircase to left of this range is probably late C16, rising
around on square well. The stone staircase to the right of this range is early
C18 by Talman, rising around a square well with a wrought-iron handrail,
probably by J. Tijou. Walls painted c.1712 by G. Lanscroon in Baroque style. The
walnut stair in the north-east tower is late C17 with cantilevered oak treads,
rising around a circular well, with a turned walnut balustrade. The Green
Drawing Room in the north-east wing remodelled c.1773 by W. Rhodes has ceiling
with hexagonal coffering and moulded wood doorcases. Marble fireplace. The Blue
Drawing Room, adjacent, has a bolection moulded fireplace with overmantle by
John Webb. The State Bedroom, adjacent, was remodelled c.1653 by J. Webb.
Bolection moulded fireplace has overmantle with scroll pediment and swags. Above
this room is a priest's hole. Lacquer closet off State Bedroom has panels of
Chinese Coromandel screen let into wall. The chapel to the south-east of the
courtyard is said to have remains of a C18 interior. The Kings Dining Room, at
first floor, was originally the medieval solar, remodelled late C17 with fielded
pine panelling grained to represent chestnut. Ceiling with central wreath
probably by Edward Goudge. Bolection moulded fireplace. Some first floor rooms
of north-east wing have marble fireplaces and one first-floor room in the
south-east wing is said to have C17 panelling. The library, originally the long
gallery occupies the second floor of the north-east wing. Panelled walls and
sloping ceilings with fitted bookcases, restored early C20. This wing has a
vaulted cellar. The principal owners of Drayton responsible for building works
were Sir Simon de Drayton who was licensed to crenellate in 1328; Sir Henry
Greene, mid/late C15 ranges flanking the Great Hall range which included the
Solar; The third Lord Mordaunt, late C16 work including the towers and
north-east wing; the second Earl of Peterborough, mid/late C17 work including
the gatehouse; the Duchess of Norfolk and Sir John Germain, early C18 work by
Talman; Lord George Germain, late C18 internal remodelling; Stopford- Sackville
family, C19 and early C20 work.
(Gardens included in HBMCE Register of Parks and Gardens at grade I.
Buildings of England: Northamptonshire, p.189; V.C.H.: Northamptonshire, Vol.3,
p.231; Jackson-Stops, G, Drayton House, 1978; Cornforth, J, Country Life, 13th
May 1965, p.1146-1150, 20th May 1965, p.1216-1229, 27th May 1965, p.1286-1289,
3rd June 1965, p.1346-1350).
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Words for Production 1. engineering [ &EndZ1`nIrI9 ] n. [U] the science of designing and building roads, bridges, machines, etc. 工程 ( 學 ) Mr. Chen majored in engineering in college. After he graduated, he became an electrical engineer. Would you like to know more...
engineer [ &EndZ1`nIr ] n. [C] 工程師 vt. 設計 ( 製造 ) Airplanes are engineered so that when hit by lightning, they will stay in the air.
Words for Production 2. backward [ `b8kw2d ] adv. toward a worse state 退步地,惡化地 Instead of improving economic conditions, we seem to be going backward. Would you like to know more...
backward [ `b8kw2d ] adj. 後退的,向後的 Harry unlocked the door and went inside without a backward glance at the crowd following him.
Words for Production 3. forward [ `fOrw2d ] adv. toward a better state 進步地 His plan doesn't work at all since we are not going any further forward with it. Would you like to know more...
forward [ `fOrw2d ] adj. 進步的 We have been trying to find a solution for weeks, but we are no further forward.
Words for Production 4. debate [ dI`bet ] vt. to talk or argue about something with someone, usually in an effort to persuade other people 爭辯,辯論 Scientists have debated whether or not human cloning should be allowed. Would you like to know more...
debate [ dI`bet ] n. [C] 爭辯,辯論 The townspeople held a debate on building a factory by the river, because some of them were afraid that the factory might pollute their water supply.
Words for Production 5. editor [ `EdIt2 ] n. [C] a person who prepares a book, newspaper or magazine for printing or publishing 編輯 Although every dictionary published has been carefully proofread by editors, errors sometimes go unnoticed. Would you like to know more...
edit [ `EdIt ] vt. 編輯 The teacher spent his later years editing a Chinese-English dictionary.
edition [ I`dIS1n ] n. [C] 版本 The pocket edition of this best- seller is out of print now.
Words for Production 6. contribute [ k1n`trIbjut ] vt.; vi. to write or send (a written article) to a newspaper or magazine; to join with others in giving (money or help) ( 為報 章雜誌 ) 寫稿,投稿;捐獻,貢獻 PS. The example sentences are on the next page.
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contribution [ &kAntr1`bjuS1n ] n. [C][U] 投稿 ( 作品 ) ;貢獻 The doctor makes weekly contributions to the local newspaper to discuss GM (genetically modified) products. He was awarded a prize for his contribution to world peace.
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inform [ In`fOrm ] vt. 通知,告訴 Mr. Wang asked the doctor to inform him of any changes in his father's condition.
Words for Production 9. issue [ `IS5 ] n. [C] an important point 重要問題,議題 No account of the current issue would be complete without mention of pollution.
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frequent [ `frikw1nt ] adj. 經常的,頻繁的 Mr. White is a frequent visitor to our house. He is one of my father's good friends.
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chemical [ `kEmIkL ] n. [C] 化學藥品,化學製品 Farmers nowadays use lots of chemicals on their crops so you had better wash them carefully before cooking.
chemistry [ `kEmIstrI ] n. [U] 化學 A chemistry student has to study the substances which make up the earth, universe, and living things.
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establishment [ 1`st8blISm1nt ] n. [U] 建立,創辦 The establishment of a hospital benefits the people living in this small village.
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reduction [ rI`d^kS1n ] n. [C] 減少,降低 Regular exercise leads to a reduction in the risk of heart disease.
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balance [ `b8l1ns ] vt. 平衡 Can you balance a book on your head while walking around the room?
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upset [ ^p`sEt ] adj. 心煩的 Jenny was very upset to hear that the baseball game had been called off.
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Words for Production 19. deprive [ dI`praIv ] vt. to take away from; to prevent from using 剝奪,使 … 喪失 No one can be deprived of his right to live.
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advance [ 1d`v8ns ] vi. 進展 Our understanding of human genetics has advanced considerably.
advanced [ 1d`v8nst ] adj. 高等的,高深的 More and more people are worried that without more training or advanced technical skills, they'll lose their jobs.
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impress [ Im`prEs ] vt. 讓 ( 人 ) 留下深刻印象 The boy tried to impress the girl with his courage. He drove the snake away.
impression [ Im`prES1n ] n. [C] 印象 The new student in our class gave the impression of being a quiet person.
Words for Production 25. virus [ `vaIr1s ] n. [C] a very small living thing that causes infectious disease in humans, animals, and plants 病毒 The AIDS virus can be passed from person to person by sharing needles.
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permission [ p2`mIS1n ] n. [U] 允許,許可 With your permission, I would like to go home now to sleep off my cold.
Words for Production 27. weapon [ `wEp1n ] n. [C] something used in fighting or war, such as a knife, a gun or a bomb 武器 Some people worry that someday in the future nuclear weapons may destroy the whole world.
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masses [ `m8sIz ] n. pl. (the~) [U] 大眾,平民 Since its invention, television has brought cheap entertainment to the masses.
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Lot 4196: Wristwatch: very big pink gold Longines chronograph with tachymeter and telemeter scale, ca. 1955 (NO LIVE FEE)
123rd Cortrie Auction: Fine Pocket- & Wristwatches (NO LIVE FEE)
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Description: Ca. Ø 38 mm !, 18 K pink gold, caliber 30 CH, movement no.8757767, professional refreshed dial with pink gold indexes, red telemeter scale and blue tachymeter scale, pink gold hands, 1 button and crown replaced, leather strap like new, in working order, probably original box.
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Fly Fishing Journals – Keep Track of Your TripsFly fishing is addictive. Once you start, you'll never stop. Whether you are going to the local water hole or to Alaska, you should use a fly fishing journal to keep track of your sessions. Fly Fishing Journals Fly fishing is more than just fishing, it's a peaceful, surreal activity. For many, there is almost a meditative quality to casting. For avid fly fisherman, fly fishing trips to locations such as the Battenkill River in Vermont, Green River in Utah and Letort in Pennsylvania are a must. Of course, the possibility of trips to Argentina, Alaska and other exotic locations can make ones eyes glassy. For many, however, past fly fishing experiences fade from the memory with time. If you had keep a fly fishing journal, this doesn't have to be the case. There are famous instances of people keeping journals throughout time. Of course, Anne Frank's Diary is the best example. In her diary, Anne kept a running commentary of the two years her family spent hiding from the Nazis. While your fly fishing sessions will hopefully be more lighthearted, keeping a journal will let you remember them as the years pass. A good fly fishing journal combines a number of characteristics. First, it should be compact. Second, it should have a water-resistant pages and a case to protect it from the elements. Third, the journal should contain blank areas to write your notes. Fourth, the journal should contain cue spaces to remind you to keep notes on specific things. Cues should include: 1. Who you went fishing with, 2. The weather conditions, 3. The fishing conditions, 4. The flies you used, what worked and what didn't, 5. What you caught, and 6. Lodging and places to eat, As time passes, your fly fishing journal can be used as: 1. A guide for you or friends that return the same location, 2. Information on gear and flies to take, 3. Memories to reflect upon years later, and 4. Something to pass on to your children and grandchildren. Keeping a fly fishing journal only requires a few minutes of writing. You can fill it out on the ride home or during a break. As time passes, your journal will become a collection of incredibly valuable fly fishing information. Imagine the look on a friend's face after they mention going on a trip and you whip out your journal for the spot!
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