Nice plan.
A great leap forward for a country that has a substantial hydro electricity capacity and (of course) a large sovereign wealth fund from oil revenue to build more capacity too.
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Those lads next door have a much more relaxed (as only they can) attitude towards vaping.
Most vaping stores can sell you anything you like and because we are in the EU (for now at least) they'll even post it to you.
In the meantime, support your local vaping store. They may have neck beards and too many tattoos, but they are happy to provide a service and it pays for them to buy clothes, food or even put their children through university.
Mr Hague should go back to delivering barrels of beer in his beloved Yorkshire.
Not only are his advisors completely misguided, but they are also creating a situation where the 'bad people' completely circumnavigate any chance that GCHQ has of intercepting comms from people with sociopath issues.
Yes, absolutely I agree.
People are so used to content being free and the folk that write the content have families, mortgagees and food to buy.
If the content is worth is, I wouldn't mind paying a fair amount and (importantly) unlike News International without a firm commitment over 12 months.
As American corporations seek to monetise everything, perhaps the missiles that are fired are preceded by a PA message "this armed munition is brought to you by McDonald's... we're lovin' in".
I feel sad that the day has come that even the propellant of a warship is grounds for another press release.
The big problem with America is that whatever you do right now, there's a sizeable legacy of serviceable weapons stashed all over the US.
Can you imagine some mullet-wielding chap will surrender his prize 'plantation civilizer' (to a man from The Government) because someone in Washington says he has to?
I know the BA PR elves will be reading through all these comments.
YOUR LOYALTY SCHEME IS RUBBISH!
In these days of cost cutting by c-level people, us 'mere mortals' have to always fly cattle class.
Would it be too much to ask for some occasional love on long haul flights?
Perhaps a cheeky lounge entry once in a blue moon or even priority to book exit row seats if you're 80% near your next tier.
Even KLM/Air France has a better scheme.
Sorry for the moan all you non-flyers.
Many of the activists here [in Oxfordshire] drive particularly horrible diesel vehicles.
There's a 1994 (former Post Office) van with a bunch of unsubstantiated crap written all over the side of it.
I watched one of the candidates of the Green Party (at the last election) start it. The exhaust threw some ugly stuff out of the back.
On a central Oxford back street, one of their number has seen fit to drive a 70's Mercedes that looks like a Napier locomotive engine doing a cold start [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pv_cGG56QA4] when it's cruising around the Cowley Road area.
I suspect they'll say it runs on strained tears of Nicaraguan shoe factory workers, but I bet if I checked it would come from the local Tesco.
The actual hardware can't be banned as it's glass or plastic, a battery.
Hardcore vape 'modders' now build their own.
To make the fluid, it's pretty simple to go to any garden center and buy the raw materials.
http://www.nicvape.com/How-To-Make-e-Juice
Does public health really want to spark a new underground of vape industry.
I like using my home-built mini vape with a stealthy mixture that has no visible mist. Nobody can smell it and (after all) it's only water vapour which all living creatures with lungs exhale.
On Friday at a building across the road - was a fenced-off back yard-type area where employees were allowed to roam like prison inmates during exercise hour.
It was Friday and I spotted a Casual Friday notice saying "It's all about Mexico today", some dev were standing around wearing sombreros while eating burritos. All of them looked throughly depressed.
They looked like they'd been ordered to a relative's birthday and had been told by their Mum to wear a tie. I suspect that working there wouldn't exactly be a bundle of laughs.
Wonder when the top tables will realise that it's better to hide the folks who don't really do 'smart' as opposed to making them conform?
Paris because I miss her antics now that she's an international DJ.
The cost of putting a station onto DAB is prohibitive for all except the big players.
I have actually investigated DAB carriage (where I live) for a small radio station, the economics make absolutely no sense whatsoever.
Radio is all about putting bums on seats and then selling this audience to advertisers.
Going on DAB isn't about simply pushing a transport stream into a transmitter on a hill a few kilometres from your studio - no, you have to back-haul it to somewhere hundreds of miles, then you're at the mercy of the franchise holder's pricing model. If you're lucky you'd get 64kbps in mono on their mux.
Interesting to note that the carrier who always markets itself on being the best is now languishing at the bottom of the compost heap.
Personally, I'd be happy if I could walk through my relatively large home town (which isn't up on a hill, at the bottom of a valley or near an MOD installation) and they managed to provide voice calls without interruption.
How long before dual-sim phones begin to become much more popular?
What I want to know is if Aunty will move Family Guy to BBC 2 in the evening?
If you condensed all the programme material and removed the trails and continuity, would it really need more than four hours a day?
Wouldn't the solution be to move BBC Parliament onto the internet and use that bandwidth instead?
When things get bad, the first thing politicians address is personal liberty because, "it's for your safety".
What exactly have these people got against human sexual freedom?
Producers will simply move to other parts of Europe to produce their features.
We live in a global economy.
My current wife loved the original one so much, she demanded a replacement.
I own a 'sporty' Golf, but 9/10 I'l always grab the Toyota keys for most jobs.
Yes, the stereo is so crap (I can't even describe how bad), but replace the speakers and you're golden.
MPG is good, running costs are excellent.
I live in the countryside and have never found it wanting in any situation - it's also huge fun to drive.
This is not a sectarian rant, merely a statement of factual history.
Organized Protestant Christianity give our ancestors access to a universal education system in this country. Without the Protestant Christian free schools many would still have been subject to the horrors of (almost) serfdom or worse.
I'm sure there are examples of exemplary Catholic schools too, but let us not forget that reading was discouraged and that's why the Pope resisted the translations of the Bible from Latin.
Perhaps the list should start with The King James Bible?