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he's well used to working with Muppets and puppets

what about calling it Britain, just to piss off everybody

This is funny. Its like Ian Mor marrying a catholic. Spitzer was ran his whole campaign and got elected as "the Sherriff of wall street" any crime was punished and hard...
The fun is in the details, the girl called in after the engagement and said that she hadn't found him to be too much trouble, unlike many of the other girls who had worked this account, despite being warned that he sometimes asked for them" to do things that, like, you might not think were safe"
And the main reason he got caught was that he phoned them trying to sort out payment, and then put payment on his account so he wouldn't have to in future.
My favourite quote is the one to end the nytimes article. After overseeing a bust of a prostitution ring (I love that they call it that...) 4 years ago "This was a sophisticated and lucrative operation with a multi-tiered management structure," Mr. Spitzer said at the time. "It was, however, nothing more than a prostitution ring."
Busted...

I always laugh when I hear anybody from the UK or Ireland talking about controlled immigration, given that both countries have sent wave after wave of immigrants all over the world, for the last several hundred years.

This is a pet peeve of mine too.

its because you put www. In front of the real link

When you say a programme- what excatly do you mean? Whats it for? spreadsheet to keep track yourself, i for a website that you're determined to do yourself, any LAMP setup with Perl scripting onto MySQL is straightforward.

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post this again then when its finished

or even when its started...

edit  You're some chancer putting google ads up on a website that only links to your own "freelance" site and then posting the link on here. Good luck with your multimedia job hunt, perhaps it might be an idea to put some of your own work on the website if you're going to direct possible employers towards it, and when you're listing your inspiring web sites try and be a little more off the beaten track, and don't list youtube, thats just poor.

edited again stop posting the url, its not going to fool google if the name is mentioned repeatedly on the same page, in fact the algos will see this as google baiting. (of course it would be a good idea to have the correct number of Ws at the start of the address)

Liverpool seemed to have turned a corner lately.

from EC Unique

If you remember Ged Houllier used to turn a corner every 3 weeks or so...

Just like to jump in a recommend the wobble board, it actually addresses the problem, the strapping does no good whatsoever long term, and in fact increases your tendency to go over on them when you're not fully strapped.

just a note to say that orthotics can be a big help if you have bad arches, lessens the strain in the ankle

with all due respect to that fella, I hope his client sites are better than his own

i require something very user friendly but concise, also very modern in working with my company image

Do you wish to offer a service over the web? Will the website do the work, or simply take orders? Will it require payment processing- is your client b2b or are you after the end consumer?

Give us a bit of a steer here- send me a pm if you'd like

first things to think about- what websites have you seen that you'd like to copy and how much money are you looking to spend?

[1. CLEMENS SAID HE'S NEVER TAKEN STEROIDS OR HGH]

 The senate committee says there are 7 "inconsistencies" in his testimony
taken from http://www.newsday.com/sports/baseball/ny-splott295595820feb29,0,6818107.story

On the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform's Web site, the letter that refers Roger Clemens' case to the Department of Justice is posted along with a staff memo prepared for the chairman, Rep. Henry A. Waxman (D-Calif.). It breaks down the perjury case against Clemens in fascinating detail, almost as if it were a Cliffs Notes version of the Feb. 13 congressional hearing. Here is a summary of the memo's seven points made by Clemens under oath "that appear to be contradicted by other evidence before the committee or implausible."

1. CLEMENS SAID HE'S NEVER TAKEN STEROIDS OR HGH

Brian McNamee testified that he injected Clemens with performance-enhancing drugs in 1998, 2000 and 2001, which Clemens vehemently denied. However, Chuck Knoblauch and Andy Pettitte said McNamee told the truth about their use of performance-enhancing drugs. Therefore, the memo states, "There is little reason to believe that Mr. McNamee would provide truthful testimony about Mr. Pettitte and Mr. Knoblauch, but false testimony about Mr. Clemens.''
 
The memo also points out the contradiction that was perhaps most damning of all to Clemens: that his close friend, Pettitte, testified under oath that Clemens told him in 1999 or 2000 that he used HGH, and then in 2005 told Pettitte that is not accurate.

Under a "medical evidence'' sub-category, the memo focuses on an abscess Clemens developed on his buttocks in 1998, which McNamee believes was a result of a steroid shot he rushedDr. Mark Murphy, chief of musculoskeletal radiology at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, said an injury that appeared on an MRI was "more compatible with a Winstrol injection'' than a B-12 shot, as Clemens said.

2. CLEMENS SAID MCNAMEE INJECTED HIM WITH LIDOCAINE

Clemens said in his deposition that McNamee "gave me lidocaine once'' in my "lower back.'' However, McNamee said, "I never injected Roger Clemens or anyone else with lidocaine.'' The memo points out that Blue Jays trainer Tommy Craig and assistant trainer Scott Shannon testified that, essentially, a lidocaine shot by a trainer is unheard of.

3. CLEMENS TESTIFIED TEAM TRAINERS GAVE HIM PAIN INJECTIONS

Clemens testified that trainers from all four teams he played for gave him pain injections. However, the memo reports that trainers from the Blue Jays, Astros and Red Sox denied that in separate depositions. Only Yankees trainer Gene Monahan admitted to giving Clemens one injection, "a light dose of Toradol,'' which is a pain medication.

4. CLEMENS TESTIFIED THAT HE RECEIVED MANY B-12 INJECTIONS

The memo said, "When asked if he had received these injections from team doctors, nurses or team trainers, he replied, 'All of the above.''' However, the memo reports that they received Clemens' medical records dating from 1995 and that there is only one record of a B-12 injection, on the July 28, 1998 medical report regarding Clemens' abscess.

5. CLEMENS TESTIFIED HE NEVER DISCUSSED HGH WITH MCNAMEE

The memo called Clemens out for what they say are blatant lies. "In his deposition, Mr. Clemens was asked repeatedly whether he had spoken with Mr. McNamee about human growth hormone. He denied . . . These answers were not truthful.'' That's because Clemens later says he learned McNamee injected Clemens' wife, Debbie, with HGH after the fact, and "had two specific conversations with Mr. McNamee about HGH.''

6. CLEMENS TESTIFIED HE WAS NOT AT JOSE CANSECO'S HOUSE FROM JUNE 8 TO JUNE 10, 1998

Clemens was most adamant about this in his deposition. McNamee testified Clemens was there. However, the memo points out that the testimony by Clemens' nanny places him at the Canseco house. At the committee's hearing, Clemens testified that he was "not totally positive'' that he did not go to the Canseco home after playing golf to drop off his wife before going to the ballpark. The implication was that Clemens curiously changed his story.

7. CLEMENS SAID HE WAS "NEVER TOLD" ABOUT SEN. MITCHELL'S REQUEST

The memo references Clemens' interview with Mike Wallace on "60 Minutes'' in which he explained that he did not speak with Sen. George Mitchell because he "listened to counsel.'' But according to the memo, "In his deposition before the Committee, Mr. Clemens gave a different and contradictory explanation, stating at least six times under oath that he had no idea that Senator Mitchell was seeking to interview him.''

ziggy,
change the thread title, gaelic is the english word for the football we play and the name of a language spoke in scotland. The name of the language in english is "Irish"

or this one: