The Locker Room

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2729287/ISIS-beheads-journalist-James-Wright-Foley-warning-US.html The fact that the "executioner" (I prefer to call them "murderer") had a British accent seems a worrying development and, perhaps, David Cameron's words about the spread of ISIS to UK may be prophetic. I wonder if he will consider that his efforts to reduce the Police in both numbers and morale may have a profound impact on how the country can safeguard itself against such extremism being imported? I suspect the answer is "no".

The poll is up there /\/\/\/\ The pictures are here: 1. 1. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Warsaw by Cuddles, on Flickr 2. In Flanders fields the poppies grow by David 3. Peace Time by TheKnight_RS 4. Ruhiger See by Derf, on Flickr 5. Stonehaven War Memorial by Milankovitch Voting available until 31 August. LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO TAKE OVER RUNNING THE PHOTO COMP. PLEASE PM ME IN YOU'RE INTERESTED

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Well, I've been in the dog house because of a cat problem. Mrs Dave SYP's work colleague's cat had a litter of kittens and we had arranged for one of our 'offspring' to give one of the kittens a home. After a short few weeks, said offspring decides that they can't cope with it, so we have reluctantly and embarrassingly returned it to it's former owner. There are many quite obvious reasons why I don't want to give the poor thing a home myself. However, it seems I am being insensitive and am now the devil incarnate. I hope this doesn't last, or the cooking fat won't be the only thing looking for a new home!

So this is aimed at all Mac users. The new OS X is called Yosemite. It's in Beta at the moment, but as the operating system is free and in the final developers you can download it and it connects to the App store, so when they release the public version it will just update from that http://appleseed.apple.com I've been using it for several days now, and have had no issues, tested multiple browsers, adobe software, games and no issues at all. Its a lot faster and nicer on your eyes.

Mine at the moment is Twinings Breakfast tea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CzHFhZFk3g#t=76 ...Sorry, I had to.... I just had to...

Only 118 days til Christmas.... Another couple of weeks and Bas will have his decorations down from the loft :D

The 39-year-old was sitting the exam at a test center in Piccadilly Gardens when staff saw an earpiece fall to the floor Driving theory tests in the city centre are held at 111 Piccadilly A man was arrested after he was caught cheating on his driving theory test - by “phoning a friend”. The 39-year-old was sitting the exam at a test centre in Piccadilly Gardens when staff saw an bluetooth earpiece fall to the floor. The candidate had been communicating with another person who was feeding him the answers. Shocked workers immediately suspended the theory test and rang 999. Police were called to the scene at 12.54pm on Monday afternoon and arrested a 39-year-old man…

Adam please delete if this is a repost. Hi Folks, I've been in the job a couple of years now and have a question.. Any of the single people have pets and how do they manage with the shfits? I've been wanting a German Shepherd for a long time and wondered how people who lived on their own managed?

So I took part in the PC Nicola Hughes charity run, which was great fun and really tested my legs/knees to the limit. Had a few injuries from running. I havent been driving since April (medical reasons), but to get about I've started to cycle to get fit and travel to duty by. I find it works well on my body and I can get a good workout from it, also no injuries so far I'm trying to build by stamina back up as well. What do you prefer to do, cycling or running and why?

Possibly a little geeky, but I've got a few coins with a friends date of birth on that I want to frame and give them (inside joke), however I can't work out the best way to frame them (cheaply as well). Does anyone have any ideas? It's only eight coins, so not going to be huge.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2706366/From-symbol-hope-incarnation-sleaze-lies-greed-This-week-marks-20-years-Tony-Blair-Labour-leader-Now-Dominic-Sandbrook-asks-former-PM-sunk-low.html - I think this article sums up Blair to a T - a shallow, full of hubris, self-obsessed, greedy man, with a wife who is the same ilk. I don't normally wish serious ill of anyone, but I could make an exception for Blair.

I'm trying to think of a word that just won't come to mind. On the tip of my tongue. It sort of means 'patronising' or 'condescending' but isn't either. After a long and spun speech about the benefits of proposed (which are nothing but as they are going ahead anyway) changes where it was stated there had been lots of staff feedback when there had been nothing like: "It's somewhat [word] of Mr Bloggs to suggest there has been lots of consultation and feedback from staff when nobody in this room has been approached". (Nods from everyone in room).

http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/Ministry-Justice-fined-180-000-data-watchdog-HMP/story-22820897-detail/story.html If they cannot get it right, what hope is there for others.