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'INTERDISCIPLINARY BEACON AREAS'

I note that Exeter advertises Interdisciplinary Beacon Areas. Sounds a bit like a bonfire of the sciences and humanities.
Still, at 9K, you get a better class of institutionalisee.

As if plod has nothing better to do, I hope the cuts stamp this Corporate Nazi crap out !

'Troops loyal to the Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, have attacked the north-eastern town of Brega, which has a big oil installation.

That old 'loyalty' thing, eh? Wonder how Col. and mini-Col inspire so much.

Libyan state television said government forces now controlled the town's air and sea ports, but the opposition said the attack had been repulsed.

State TV. Not the best source. But then, those rebel types have to be the right sort before one takes what they say as gospel.

One notes Col. has vowed to fight to the last man and woman.

I think that means the SKY peroxide sponge is OK on the sofa, but Mr. Bowen might need to make tracks.

By the by, did anyone catch that rare moment of cross-party synergy today on the Daily Politics?

Alistair Darling and Philip Hammond in perfect harmony, tackling a 70's TV kid's show presenter as one.

And making an utter Horlicks of it. Quite a lot of 'mis-speaking'.

/news/uk-politics-12609782 (maybe a link to the 'debate'... who knows)

Guys, give up the day job. Quick.

This is what austerity is about:



Listen to what Birgitta has to say - she wants info about 'The Paris Club' March last year.

THE FLIP SIDE OF 'SMOKING AT THE WHEEL' (#2)

It is generally understood that the most addicted smoker, can suffer 'withdrawal rage' when they have run out of nicotine. It follows that if alcohol has an UPPER legal limit, in the blood, an addict's NICOTINE, SHOULD BE SUBJECT TO A LOWER LEGAL LIMIT.

I governments were not Drug Barons, we could tackle the whole thing sensibly. As it is, a petrol-fuelled car with an 'unprotected ignition source' (fag) in it, would never be allowed under factory H&S regs.

We must be mad - LITERALLY mad. (Oh - and the stuff gives you a hideous set of illnesses, that kill slowly and horribly; the sort of thing we hanged Saddam for.)

AND TO MOVE FORWARD, WHAT DOES THE LADY ASSERT? (#5 link)

She says, unequivocally, they have to get away from PARTY GAMES.

Clearly, Iceland has the same problem we have - perhaps they believed the lie - INCREDIBLE (Dave) British 'democratic' governance, is the best.

Neither they, nor we, can go on like this.

SPOILPARTYGAMES

sky news sell off.

so sell off a programme losing £20m a year which after the subsidy runs out will die anyway then start a new rolling news on the new platform? brilliant.

I have a feeling that Libya will end up being another Tiananmen Square.....

Onto more pressing matters - did anyone see the England v Ireland World Cup Cricket match today? Not only did Ireland win, but Kevin O'Brien scored the world's fastest century! Amazing!!!!

#4 The whole programme here complete with the tongue tied discussion after the Ball feature ( right at the end ) plus some interesting coverage of the fuel tax debate. Just skip through to the more interesting bits !

/iplayer/episode/b00z8hyn/The_Daily_Politics_02_03_2011/

An introduction to State Owned Banks:-

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EDGY STREET SPARRING GETS US NO FURTHER ON

Michael Crick challenged the LibDem over a tacit liar-flyer. He challenged the Labour bloke regarding previous flyer lies.

Michael - pay more attention to my posts please. Then go on one of those quests, so beloved of edgy TV, to try to find a Political Party. That way the viewers can all discover that parties don't exist (as I have posted) and we might move a small step towards

SPOILPARTYGAMES.

PROOF OF THE PUDDING-HEADS IN WESTMINSTER

Over and over, student fees are debated. Always the Coalition yells: "YOU DON'T PAY UP FRONT". Why does NO ONE ever point out that DEBT IS FUNDAMENTALLY BAD. It is a negative state. A dormant bad gene. An Albatross.

It shows the mechanistic, soulless nature of the Westminster Creature, that it does not even SENSE there is more to debt than 'just a bit of money, to be paid when you can afford it'. Sadly, waiting for NewsyNighty to make the point, will probably see me dead.

"THAT IS WHAT WE WANT IN THIS COUNTRY"

Dominant Dave's view of massive, expensive, military might.

No Dave - it's what YOU want, because you are a jingoistic needy little boy, who has not outgrown primitive, violent reaction to, mostly manufactured, threats.

It would seem to be a toff thing.

Russia has said that the reported air strikes on protesters in Libya was inaccurate. It did not happen. The ´óÏó´«Ã½ and others have been accused of playing-up the situation. There is some suggestion that false reporting was made to create a possible outside humanitarian response from the west.(reported elsewhere, Drudge perhaps)

anyhow:

10. At 8:35pm on 02 Mar 2011, brossen99 wrote:
#4 The whole programme here complete with the tongue tied discussion after the Ball feature ( right at the end ) plus some interesting coverage of the fuel tax debate. Just skip through to the more interesting bits !

/iplayer/episode/b00z8hyn/The_Daily_Politics_02_03_2011/

Tx for that.

It is an interesting topic, and a concerning one if the 'performances' of two senior, influential politicians are to be analysed.

The segment in question is captured here:



I was a bit intrigued that both seemed to think 'just one book', which appears to form part of the current curriculum, is nothing to worry about. Or be unaware or not keen to discover what else may be around.

But given their level of awareness or grasp of facts in all areas, from education to (A)GW, none too surprising.

I wonder if they have directorships in wind farms lined up?

'17. At 03:27am on 03 Mar 2011, kevseywevsey wrote:
Russia has said that the reported air strikes on protesters in Libya was inaccurate. It did not happen. The ´óÏó´«Ã½ and others have been accused of playing-up the situation.'

Who to believe in reports is an issue of concern, as well. Do we have to fund the Russians too?

Life after being an MP:
From Strictly to Pantomine Star

A great deal could be learned about the de-education of the UK population by conducting a thorough examination of text books - the lack of chronology in history, the lack of sequentiality in biology (after all what point is there understanding 'transport across membranes' if you can't locate where a kidney is in the body?).

I recently took my 86 yr old mother 30 miles for what turned out to be a 10 minute ultrasound scan. I asked why the facility was not available in the local hospital 2 miles from my mother and was told that there were not enough trained staff. How come, I said, when so many people are unemployed and was told that it takes 5 years to train someone. well it does not take 5 years to learn how to operate an ultrasound machine if the results are interpreted by someone else and I don't even believe you would need a full 5 year medical degree to interpret the readings. the japanese tea ceremony may be a wonderful thing but the nhs just needs a few practically minded people. why not run apprenticeships in paramedical jobs as well as care jobs?

15 Its ALBAtross Flavour with A Bit Of Bull Init

Have human rite lawyers missed A Trick here

Criminals in Nick can Sue for This and That and the next Thing

Can you Sue Goverment or Banks etc for getting oneself into Debt

HEY Its Against My Human Rights 2B Put in Debt Bye You


Make Hey While The Son Shines .. No Win Know Fee Mine's %50

Board fell akip last night did I miss anything

20 Damn Fine Comment .. Its Too Easy

Politicians Job .. 2 Qualify Learn 2 Lie

Lawyers Job .. 2 Qualify Learn To Lie

Bankers Job .. 2 Qualify Learn TOO Steal (use the 2 above 2 Achieve)

2 easy init

POWER/MONEY ADULATION/ATTENTION (#19)

Yet another illustration that Westminster - through the medium of party selection - always gets needy seekers of undeserved status; the most driven reaching the top, at which point

WE GET OURSELVES ANOTHER ONE.

Look at Tony: all the world's his stage, and he is STILL playing an empty part.

How much longer will we live in this lie? Our revolution is seriously overdue.

Nulabour/New Sleaze

nulabour BacKhanders from Colon Gaffadi

97 nulabour got in with an Anti Sleaze Beggeti

Even Sleaze has gone down with nulabour

Vote nulabour, The Only Way is Down

Backhanders can only get Better

Do my Mince Pies and Lugs Deceive Me

London Plod Make 50 Grand A Year on Overtime (its the red tape paperwork)

an other nulabour Disaster, Plaster over that Crack ed

Whats that! not enough plaster

Whats The Grand Canyon got to do with it

ed simpleband states we got it Wrong on Imigration

What Really or Really Really or Really Really Really etc etc

eddy baby your just Really really Really Wrong on everthing Really Really

Has Cesspit tony's Pyrimid Scheme Imploded yet? Along with his Thurd Way

OOPS must remember 2 drop/Dump me H's and R's

if one get a world class education online why insist on an expensive medieval delivery models? seems pretty self interest Luddite?

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I wonder what the Peoples Republic of Obama will say about the slaying of two US airforce personnel at a Germany airport by a 'peace loving' Muslim.



If the Fort Hudd 'incident' is a benchmark...well, this will be thrown into the sea of lost news. Charlie Sheen is acting like a madman lately...have you seen the news?

Celtic Park, Have They Issued Out Handbags Yet

'19. At 08:36am on 03 Mar 2011, Mistress76uk wrote:
Life after being an MP:
From Strictly to Pantomine Star'

Could be worse, 'star'-wise.

The ´óÏó´«Ã½ seems to be betting the farm on Jacquie Smith's 'investigation' into a topic no one has ever looked at before. Apparently.

IF IT LOOKS LIKE A DUCK AND WALKS LIKE A DUCK - TACKY JACQUI? (#33)

Why do I get the feeling Jacqui Smith is saying 'see if I care - so there'? Few will fail to remember Porngate and link it with Summersfrontage. Indeed, as I type, Dispatchboxfrontage floats before my eyes.

Was Jacquie ever a Whip? A demned fine one sir - I'll 'be bound'.