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What's in your paste buffer?
C Hawke Posted Jun 14, 2002
A Monitoring Manual for monitoring Regional Planning Guidance
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DoctorGonzo Posted Jun 14, 2002
Possible future entries:
Takeshi Kitano - Director, Writer, Actor and Artist
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GreyDesk Posted Jun 14, 2002
Summary of Bank Staff Reapportionment
Ward Change in Budget
RAH Nurse Management -13,289
Blanche 4,906
Nicholson 1,852
Cawthorne 1,762
Taaffe 3,083
Lydia 601
Ambulatory Care 493
Play Specialists 344
Theatres 248
TMBU 0
Out of Directorate 0
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Me Myself & i! Posted Jun 14, 2002
P&L Effects POST TAX (in £K)
P&L Yr 1 P&L Yr 2 P&L Yr 3 P&L Yr 4 P&L Yr 5 P&L 5yr Cum
Birmingham 12.0 3.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 21.0
Bristol (184.0) 248.0 285.0 259.0 245.0 853.0
Nottingham Postcodes 211.0 211.0 211.0 211.0 211.0 1055.0
Total P&L impact 39.0 462.0 498.0 472.0 458.0 1929.0
GOD WHAT A SAD LIFE I LEAD!!!!
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alji's Posted Jun 14, 2002
The first six items on my clip board;
1...William Jefferson Blythe IV was born to William Jefferson Blythe III (died May 17, 1946) & Virginia Cassidy- Blythe at Chester Hospital (E10th between S. Walnut & 29), exact coordinates 93W35:19 33N39:37, on Monday August 19th 1946 about 8:55 AM in Hope Arkansas,
2...Thomas Sean Connery was born to Joseph & Euphamia Connery in Fountainbridge, Edinburgh, Scotland (~03W13 55N57), on August 25, 1930 at 6:05 PM GMD (summer, daylight savings):
3..Albert Einstein was born to Hermann & Pauline Koch-Einstein at their residence in a 4-story building which was built in 1871, Bahnhofstrasse B135 Ulm Baden-Wurttemberg (renumbered Bahnhofstrasse 20 in 1880), 89073 Deutschland, 11:30 AM LMT Friday, 14 March 1879 (exact coordinates 09E59:05 48N23:56). The building was destroyed in WWII (December 1944, during a bombing raid), and a large monument now stands in its place.
4...Philip Anthony Hopkins was born to Richard Arthur & Muriel Anthony-Hopkins in Port Talbot, West Glamorgan, Wales, Friday, December 31, 1937 near 10:30 AM GMT;
5...Nikola Tesla was born in a tiny house next to the Serbian Orthadox Church (of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul), in Smiljan, a hamlet at the edge of a plateau in the Velebit mountains, in the province of Lika, Croatia (Licko Polje), east of the steep Velebit ridge running the length of the province along the coastline by the Adriatic Sea. Smiljan is 15 miles east of Karlobag and six miles west of Gospic. Time of birth is midnight--under a crackling thunderstorm!
6...Isaac Asimov was born to Judah & Anna Rachel Berman Asimov in Petrovichi, Smolenska Ja Vozvysennost, Rossija, (53N58 32E10) Friday morning, 2nd of January 1920 AD 6:15 AM LMT GMT +2:08:
Alji
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Kadu Flyer Posted Jun 14, 2002
a long 1 2 end the day with
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What's in your paste buffer?
Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. Posted Jun 15, 2002
What's in your paste buffer?
GreyDesk Posted Jun 15, 2002
Mexico v USA (June 17th, 7.30)
Brazil v Belgium (June 17th, 12.30)
Japan v Turkey (June 18th, 7.30)
South Korea v Italy (June 18th, 12.30)
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oh dear, again....
What's in your paste buffer?
Researcher 177704 Posted Jun 15, 2002
because they can't handle the fact that you've turned into a beetle
ah kafka can screw himself
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Mister Matty Posted Jun 15, 2002
In paste buffer:
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Don't pick it up and take it to the police or school to turn it
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It's a mistake from two-bits peer review entry on gun safety. I was going to point out the mistake but I'll post it later.
What's in your paste buffer?
C Hawke Posted Jun 15, 2002
I *love* this thread - never know what I'll post until I hit ctrl-v and then...
Hi
Yep that exchange checks out fine....it has an average headroom of 20%....engage tones at the exchange should be a long way off, and Energis will normally upgrade before then.
Steve
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suet pudding Posted Jun 15, 2002
but will not go there again. Hoping for cesme in august but will have to see how finances are.
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Researcher 177704 Posted Jun 15, 2002
a man, a p an panama
Dammit, why can't i remember?
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- 42: DoctorGonzo (Jun 14, 2002)
- 43: Researcher 177704 (Jun 14, 2002)
- 44: GreyDesk (Jun 14, 2002)
- 45: Me Myself & i! (Jun 14, 2002)
- 46: alji's (Jun 14, 2002)
- 47: Kadu Flyer (Jun 14, 2002)
- 48: PQ (Jun 14, 2002)
- 49: Tonto BA (Hons) (Jun 14, 2002)
- 50: C Hawke (Jun 15, 2002)
- 51: Mistdancer-X-sporadically coherent (Jun 15, 2002)
- 52: Clive the flying ostrich: Amateur Polymath | Chief Heretic. (Jun 15, 2002)
- 53: GreyDesk (Jun 15, 2002)
- 54: Researcher 177704 (Jun 15, 2002)
- 55: Mister Matty (Jun 15, 2002)
- 56: DoctorGonzo (Jun 15, 2002)
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- 59: suet pudding (Jun 15, 2002)
- 60: Researcher 177704 (Jun 15, 2002)
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