Posts by Jeremy Andrew
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Hard News: That's Entertainment!, in reply to Rich Lock,
I may even have bobbed my head.
But did you Whip Your Hair? Or even Bang Your Head?
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Hard News: NetHui is here, in reply to Geoff Lealand,
I have used . info for my new website, which has a nice neutral ring about it.
Well, don't leave us hanging...
The link on your profile still points to historyoftvinnz.com.
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Southerly: Tower Insurance Have Some Bad…, in reply to webweaver,
I know it would cost money to do, but if it's a choice between losing your home (and a large chunk of $$) altogether and trying the off-grid solution, maybe some people will think it's worth giving it a go.
True - David says he stands to lose at least $200K, that would buy a fair whack of solar/wind generation and storage, and leave enough change to be worth counting.
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As long as we're sorted for E's and wizz.
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Onna stick! And I'm cutting me own throat here...
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Nope, equal opportunity bread & water for everyone.
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Hard News: What the kids do, in reply to chris,
Despite the cost to the tax payer, this is indicative of a positive change in that seeking medical supervision shows a greater degree of self-responsibility and a greater perception of societal tolerance than in the past when the solution invariably involved some variation of locking yourself in your bedroom and hardening up.
I'd take a guess that this is also a result of the legal status of the substance - They are probably a lot more likely to seek assistance from ill effects of a legal substance than they are from an illegal one, or at least they wait til things are a lot worse on the illegal ones.
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Svengali = Simon Fuller?
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I hadn't heard about Ken Arvidson, he was one of my lecturers on the aforementioned eng-lit track. He was an odd duck - not what one would expect a poet to be like (which is probably a result of me having grown up while Sam Hunt was touring schools).
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I saw the headline and thought you were referring toIBM's birthday that's all over the tech wires.
Sigh, now I feel like a geek, me who was an eng-lit major at Uni.