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Now that is a creepy thought! You think he's anally probed any of the squad? His work is reported to be very thorough.

Never mind the "alien". this is the actual footage Dennis Unwise viewed before signing Xisco,(that's him back to camera.) The two older guys are our Latin scouts, they use "a scientist" to unearth great players for Little Dennis. Honest No man little Dennis IS the alien trying to jump out and grab the talented teenager.

Police to be allowed searches of national database of NHS patient records News analysis It went largely unnoticed but the minister for the NHS’s National Programme for IT, Ben Bradshaw, has confirmed that data on a central database of millions of confidential health records will be made available to police where there is an “overriding public interest”. The phrase “overriding public interest” is not defined. Some people will say “So what? If police can better protect us by accessing health records we should be grateful the technology is now being provided”. Others may say that allowing police access to the national electronic database of patient records information is a step towards allowing access to other public authorities, such as social services; and later on private organisations, including employers and insurance companies. Officials at the Department of Health would argue that every access to the records leaves a flag in the audit trail. But we will be reporting on evidence shortly that NHS staff may not have the time to check increasingly long audit trails of electronic healthcare records. Ben Bradshaw said that police will have access to data in the Secondary Uses Service [sUS] database where "it is in the overriding public interest” or there is statutory authority, or the courts have made an order requiring disclosure. The SUS is to be supported by a database of millions of patient records. The database will draw from local detailed care records of patients and 50 million summary care records. The SUS system has technical design features that allow data from different sources relating to the same person to be linked. The data is “pseudonymised” which means that records are made anonymous to healthcare researchers but the names and personal details of patients can be easily linked to individual records if police and other government authorities require it. The disclosure about possible police access to data in electronic health records was prompted by a question from Conservative MP Jeremy Wright. He asked the Secretary of State for Health “whether it will be lawful for the secondary users database to be searched at the request of the police and for the police to be provided with the identity of individuals whose medical records contain specific information”. Ben Bradshaw replied:

Take a look. Previous versions taken off U-Tube twice. Abduction attempt?? Very creepy. My doubts are that there is clearly an edit just before he goes to get the ball.

nice to know they allow you internet access on the "ward". Don't fuck with me man.

Yet another new national police database.

A man was shot dead in front of Guildford cathedral yesterday by police marksmen who were responding to reports of an armed man roaming the grounds. The man's name had not been released last night but the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said he was 39 and lived in the Surrey town. Surrey police handed the investigation over to the IPCC shortly after the incident, which happened at around 3pm, and the cathedral was sealed off to allow forensic experts and the pathologist to gather evidence throughout the night. They will report their findings to the IPPC's commissioner, Rebecca Marsh, who promised a "thorough, proportionate and timely" inquiry. "My condolences to the dead man's family and friends," she added."

is it not too early to be on the drink? Too many negative threads. Look beyond the horizon lads.

England my England.

The Atlantians got further than even I suspected. Built the pyramids innit.

"Old Kingdom Problem. If the Middle Kingdom radiocarbon dates are okay, why are the Old Kingdom ones from pyramids so problematic? The pyramid builders used older cultural material, whether out of expedience or to make a conscious connection between their pharaoh and his predecessors. In galleries under the pyramid of the Dynasty 3 pharaoh Djoser more than 40,000 stone vessels were found. Inscriptions on them included most of the kings of Dynasty 1 and 2, but Djoser's name occurred only once. Perhaps Djoser gathered up the vases from the 200-year-old Archaic tombs at North Saqqara. In Dynasty 12, Amenemhet I actually took bits and pieces of Old Kingdom tomb chapels and pyramid temples (including those of the Giza Pyramids) and dumped them into the core of his pyramid at Lisht."

Here we go: "The Indian government raised the country's security to a "war level" yesterday saying it had certain proof of a Pakistani link to the Mumbai attacks. The dramatic move prompted Pakistan to say it would end military operations against Islamist militants on the Afghan border, which are critical to the "war on terror", for an "unwanted conflict" with Delhi. With bodies being pulled from the Taj Mahal hotel, where gunmen had made their last stand after a rampage that left more than 170 dead, Sri Prakash Jaiswal, India's minister of state for home affairs, said the country's "intelligence will be increased to a war level, we are asking the state governments to increase security to a war level". The Press Trust of India, India's official news agency also reported that the government was considering suspending the four-year-old peace process with its neighbour. Pakistan's government has condemned the Mumbai assault as a "barbaric act of terrorism" and denied involvement by any "state institutions". But the group named by India, Lashkar-e-Taiba, has longstanding relationships with Pakistan's security establishment."

An alarm has just gone off in Tooj towers.

I've had the odd bitch on my case in the past. I sometimes wonder what happened to them......

If you think it won't happen again forget about it. If it continues see above posts.

Well that's her general modus operandi. You have to disarm her main weapon ie scaring you. Some women think it's a form of communication. You look big enough to avoid the odd girly punch. My opener would be to tell her she IS scaring you and that you are confused and worried. Once out in the open these tactics start to dissolve. BTW meet in a public place. *This is all phase one advice. We can talk about phase 2 if this fails.

You have to take control or it might get worse. Offer to meet and talk. It's like talking down the Space Shuttle, it's bumpy but you'll avoid an expensive mess. The more you try and ignore her the worse it might get.

You haven't had proper closure with her. Offer to meet her and talk her out.

the pointing on that crazy-paving needs looking at. Can you sort the video above out Jimbo please? Not sure why it's in a silly little box...

All joking aside, it would be interesting to see how it would work with a big club here We're unlikely to see it though. If memory serves me correct even at the height of the Glazer takeover we could only get to something like £60 mill in pledges and that's from probably the biggest supporter base in this country. It's unlikely we're going to see it with big club here anytime soon. Basically you need a good hearted sponsor who can guarantee a bank loan without taking formal power. A kind of oversight with a time limit is the best way.

Big bit of wood on Mars? Official Nasa photo. http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all...0P1994R0M1.HTML

1.21 in (Moldova TV) http://www.blinkx.com/video/ufo-in-moldova...98lB8FZe_loGc9g

Too much wailing and whining in it for my liking.

It's Spain not Italy Tom.

Well they play well against sides that play football. They have been suffering against bits and pieces sides that suffocate them.