Phill
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indeed :017:
Moving back onto topic....
...Dargo!
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The Beta Band - Dry The Rain
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AFAIK you have to sell the players (or sack them) before you can buy new ones.
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I had thought a cup would have been nice, but I must say that trying an xpert league left me bored with only one game a week :sleep01:.
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Congrats :clapping04:
2.1 is the best grade to get. It shows that you've got a good wwork to party ratio ;). Employers (supposedly) expect those with a 1st to work much harder :015:
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As I e-mailed my five aside team after their "so what group are scotland in?"
"So... who are Ingerland playing in the semis ;) " :clapping04:
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If more players sign up next season, giving us more divisions, would we have a cup competition too? or stick with 2 league matches a week?
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Standing here - The Stone Roses
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Blah, it's not too bad but it's not great. "First Team" thing on the right on the main page makes you scroll down too far, and more adverts to the right of that makes it so there's not much space for content, but that seems to be the way of a few websites. It also uses a few too many tables and too much javascript but accessability and usability wise it's no worse than here.I think once they get the content sorted and correct it'll just be your bog standard official club website.
Premium TV is used by a good chunk of the english league, it's not surprising to see another club go down that route :(
edit: on the front page there's a drop down list of clubs with prem-tv sites: http://www.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Home/0,,10822,00.html
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Christie confident of Dods deal
Inverness Caledonian Thistle manager Charlie Christie is confident stopper Darren Dods will accept a new deal with the Highland club.
The 31-year-old, who signed on a free transfer from St Johnstone two seasons ago, has been linked with a move to Dundee United who are managed by former Caley player-manager Craig Brewster.
But Christie said: "I've met with Darren and his agent about an extension to his contract which expires at the end of next season.
"I'm very encouraged with the response in these discussions and hopefully we can work to complete detailed negotiations within a couple of weeks."
Taken from - http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/0,1...1277599,00.html
Sorry if this has already been posted/is common knowledge.
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Tried to join but suffering from mind-rot today ;D
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Global warming exists, we know this because the Earth is getting warmer. Global warming and Global Cooling occur naturally. The question is - what impact is mankind having on global temperature?
"If I walk down a busy high street and find a fifty pound note, it does not mean that the appearance of the note is a new thing. It could have been there for weeks but everyone else ignored it." How likely is it that many people chose to ignore the hole in the ozone layer/global warming? Has the increase in change of temperature coincided with human industry, or does the rate of change of temperature vary to the extent currently experienced? Given the evidence available to us it appears that man has made a significant impact on the environment.
Since the industrial revolution mankind has pumped obscene amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere AND cut down large amounts of plant life. I think anyone would be hard pressed to proove that this had no effect on the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
With regards to Global Warming it is the rate of change of temperature that is important, along with the peak temperature of the atmosphere (or we'll end up like venus*). It may take the earth 500 years for the temperature to rise X degrees, or with mankinds effect on the atmosphere it may take only 50 years. Is it better to have 500 years to prepare for that temperature rise, and the effects associated with it, or 50 years?
The ozone layer, and the "hole" in it are often misunderstood. The ozone layer has only a small effect on global warming and cooling. It is a different problem. We released of large quantities of manmade organohalogen compounds into the atmosphere. This is bad for the ozone layer, as the compounds react first with the UV-rays from the sun, and then with the O3 in the ozone layer. Now the right amount of ozone is imperative to life on this planet. We, like all oother species on this planet, evolved with a certain amount of UV radiation from the sun. We like that amount of radiation, not more, not less. UV radiation damages DNA, the more UV radiation that gets through the higher the likelyhood of damage from it(e.g. skin cancer). With a thinner ozone layer more radiation gets through. This is bad. One of the often missed problems with global warming will increase ozone depletion, and that's likely to be as bad for us as the obvious effects of global warming.
Sorry that was so long. On another topic which may be of interest - *current knowledge of global warming and climate modelling have been applied to the planet venus, which may have suffered a thermal runaway a while ago, causing it to be a bloody awful place.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7fdJWap2ks&search=traore
Djimi Traore for liverpool against Burnley.... quality finish
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can you type this sentencewith your eyes closed? yes
.. almost. I don't look at the keyboard when I type... I'm sure there'll be a couple of touchtypists here who can do it perfectly.
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Here are my poor excuses for attempts:
Tune: Coldplay - Yellow
Look at the stars,
Look how they sign for you,
Not Caley red and blue
But we've got Dargo,
You score
And then you score again
Scoring goals that are so beautiful
Dargo! you know we love you so
Dargo, I love you so
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Tune: Kaiser Chiefs - Every Day I love you less and less
Everyday I love you Inverness
Home of H M S Sneck and the rest
Singing Caley Thistle are the best
Since everyday I love you Inverness
Oooooh and my parents love you
Oooooh and my girlfriend loves you
Oooooh
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Phill, Your ideal job is a Garden Gnome.
1stname+Surname: Your ideal job is a Stand Up Comedian.
Surname: Your ideal job is a Alien investigator.
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I'm in Cambridge, England. I'm not sure about the other 64,999 though.
Striker No Longer Required?
in Rumour Mill
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Are any of the youngsters capable of filling the gaps in our squad ?
A good young striker, left winger anc couple of defenders hidden away there would be good :003: