STEPHANIE NAUMOSKA
BEAUTIFUL OR JUST PLAIN DANGEROUS ? What do you think ?
My vote is for just plain dangerous – particularly for young girls wanting to get to that body shape, who can’t do it without endangering their health.
STEPHANIE NAUMOSKA
BEAUTIFUL OR JUST PLAIN DANGEROUS ? What do you think ?
My vote is for just plain dangerous – particularly for young girls wanting to get to that body shape, who can’t do it without endangering their health.
Look familiar at all ?
http://static.seekingalpha.com/uploads/2009/4/17/saupload_investing_psychology.png
It pains me to say it, especially as I’ve been lecturing Saints fans about keeping the faith all season, but based on yesterday’s pathetic display I think Newcastle United are Championship bound.
What really worries me is that if MK Dons get promoted (which is quite possible) then I can see them beating the shower that I watched yesterday. That’s really, really sad.
Q. What is the difference between Alan Shearer and Newcastle United
A. Alan Shearer will be on Match of the Day next season
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/g20-police-assault-ian-tomlinson
The alleged attacker is “on sick leave” !?!?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/apr/18/ian-tomlinson-g20-police-officer
Meanwhile …
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/apr/16/police-delete-tourist-photos
Local elections are coming up. Time to send a message that the current erosion of civil liberties has got beyond acceptable?
Don’t whisper it too loudly, but there already seems to be talk in the air about recovery. Stock markets up year to date (good leading indicator), increasing number of mortgage approvals, stimulus packages starting to have an impact, plans in place to buy up toxic assets from the banks, some of the banks reporting better Q1 numbers.
Is this a systematic attempt to spin good news stories to the media, or could it be that the end of our way of life as we know it isn’t quite nigh ? Could we really conceivably be over the worst already ?
Anyone seen this yet ?
There has been a lot of controversy about it, maybe some of it isn’t accurate, maybe the theme of his alcoholism is overdone, maybe some of the conversations never took place. But it certainly took me back to when I was a young boy just getting into my football.
The thuggery of the 1970s Leeds team was really something - not sure Bremner, hunter, Charlton and co would have got through many games now. I remembered the Charity Shield final, the fight between Keegan and Bremner, his sacking after 44 days, his success at Derby.
But the one thing that comes across all the way through is the genius of Cloughie. I didn’t think the film would be able to get that across believably, but it does. And you know all the way through, that whatever happens at Leeds, what comes next is that he takes Nottingham Forest from the bottom of the second division, and turns them into European champions two years in a row.
Here is Johnny Giles’s view – and yes, he and his team mates don’t come across too well. But then again, Cloughie does get the last laugh on them all.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/apr/07/video-g20-police-assault
I can’t see there’s any other way of reading this footage.