Frighteningly, the app doesn't even show users that the files have been sent - they're only finding out when they get a response from the recipient of the random photos.
If this is the case (big if) then PB Leavers might notice the critical issue driving the whole shebang, namely the necessity of no hard border in NI. As some of us have been pointing out on here for ages.
Oh throw one up, the PB Leavers might then cry, thus disqualifying themselves from the right to engage in intelligent discussion about the future of Brexit and the UK.
WTF? Members of the Labour party threatened to kill Jews? Is that what this implies?
from the graun; "The MP for Sheffield Hallam is among more than 70 cases that will be considered by the NEC’s disputes panel on Tuesday, which examines all complaints deemed serious enough to warrant official sanction.
The vast majority are complaints involving antisemitism, including calls for Jews to be murdered, sources said.
“Some of the stuff they will have to wade through is awful, some is straightforward Holocaust denial,” one party source said. “We’d expect most of them to be referred for expulsion but there is already a huge backlog of cases.”
If this is the case (big if) then PB Leavers might notice the critical issue driving the whole shebang, namely the necessity of no hard border in NI. As some of us have been pointing out on here for ages.
Oh throw one up, the PB Leavers might then cry, thus disqualifying themselves from the right to engage in intelligent discussion about the future of Brexit and the UK.
You lost that right months ago but you still dribble your posts onto here fuckwit.
WTF? Members of the Labour party threatened to kill Jews? Is that what this implies?
from the graun; "The MP for Sheffield Hallam is among more than 70 cases that will be considered by the NEC’s disputes panel on Tuesday, which examines all complaints deemed serious enough to warrant official sanction.
The vast majority are complaints involving antisemitism, including calls for Jews to be murdered, sources said.
“Some of the stuff they will have to wade through is awful, some is straightforward Holocaust denial,” one party source said. “We’d expect most of them to be referred for expulsion but there is already a huge backlog of cases.”
Convenient it is on the day of the big England game.
WTF? Members of the Labour party threatened to kill Jews? Is that what this implies?
from the graun; "The MP for Sheffield Hallam is among more than 70 cases that will be considered by the NEC’s disputes panel on Tuesday, which examines all complaints deemed serious enough to warrant official sanction.
The vast majority are complaints involving antisemitism, including calls for Jews to be murdered, sources said.
“Some of the stuff they will have to wade through is awful, some is straightforward Holocaust denial,” one party source said. “We’d expect most of them to be referred for expulsion but there is already a huge backlog of cases.”
“Some of the stuff they will have to wade through is awful, some is straightforward Holocaust denial,”
Holocaust denial is such vanilla antisemitism these days in Labour, eh?
If this is the case (big if) then PB Leavers might notice the critical issue driving the whole shebang, namely the necessity of no hard border in NI. As some of us have been pointing out on here for ages.
Oh throw one up, the PB Leavers might then cry, thus disqualifying themselves from the right to engage in intelligent discussion about the future of Brexit and the UK.
You lost that right months ago but you still dribble your posts onto here fuckwit.
QED.
Completely misunderstood the dynamic, geopolitical context, and history of NI/RoI and reduced to inane rantings.
Can someone please tell the replays man/woman to stop showing so many when play has already started. It's getting a bit annoying: it's happened at every match so far.
WTF? Members of the Labour party threatened to kill Jews? Is that what this implies?
No. Complaints about comments that are anti-semitism. Complaints about threats to kill. Though from what I saw some of the antisemites may also be the people threatening to kill the people pointing out that their "we aren't antisemitic stop attacking Jeremy you Tory" comments were antisemitic...
Look on the bright side at least these Samsung phones aren't exploding and leading to fires this time.
Ah come on. Who actually uses any of the manufacturer shite apps? Samsung Messenger? Isn't that what WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger are for? I don't currently have a Galaxy phone, but on my Galaxy Tab thing all the proprietry stuff gets uninstalled or disabled from the get go.
If this is the case (big if) then PB Leavers might notice the critical issue driving the whole shebang, namely the necessity of no hard border in NI. As some of us have been pointing out on here for ages.
Oh throw one up, the PB Leavers might then cry, thus disqualifying themselves from the right to engage in intelligent discussion about the future of Brexit and the UK.
You lost that right months ago but you still dribble your posts onto here fuckwit.
QED.
Completely misunderstood the dynamic, geopolitical context, and history of NI/RoI and reduced to inane rantings.
Edit: twat x2
Come on folks - why don't you both kiss and make up ( figuratively speaking)
I don't think England will be complaining too much about potentially playing Sweden in the next round if they can beat Colombia.
It seems pretty clear that the four strongest teams left in the tournament are in the other half of the draw. Of course, that also means that Sweden, Croatia, etc, are not exactly worried about potentially playing England either.
If this is the case (big if) then PB Leavers might notice the critical issue driving the whole shebang, namely the necessity of no hard border in NI. As some of us have been pointing out on here for ages.
Oh throw one up, the PB Leavers might then cry, thus disqualifying themselves from the right to engage in intelligent discussion about the future of Brexit and the UK.
You lost that right months ago but you still dribble your posts onto here fuckwit.
QED.
Completely misunderstood the dynamic, geopolitical context, and history of NI/RoI and reduced to inane rantings.
Edit: twat x2
Come on folks - why don't you both kiss and make up ( figuratively speaking)
Big G I appreciate your intervention. Richard is evidently quite troubled in some way I don't think we should intrude upon. I am very happy to be the recipient of his rantings if it in some way brings him even limited relief.
The Tegethoff class dreadnoughts were the first with triple gun turrets and they also had them in a superfiring arrangement (one turret firing over the one in front/behind).
Peston's conclusion is that rejecting May's vision results in EEA. I don't know where he gets that from....?
I want to see the details of the plan, but as an importer currently concerned by an overreaching EU bureaucracy that doesn't understand a) my business or b) that stamps and photographs were not created in the eighteenth century or c) that there is basically no need for the legislation whatsoever, the idea of staying in the customs union by the back door is concerning.
The Tegethoff class dreadnoughts were the first with triple gun turrets and they also had them in a superfiring arrangement (one turret firing over the one in front/behind).
Fully agree. This should be Labour policy - if it is not already. Point 3 is very important
"enshrine and enhance working rights, social and environmental protections which are currently based in EU law. These must be transferred into UK law through primary legislation, open and democratically."
This can only be done if we are in the EU. A Tory governemnt can always change such protections together with a supine HoL.
The Tegethoff class dreadnoughts were the first with triple gun turrets and they also had them in a superfiring arrangement (one turret firing over the one in front/behind).
The Tegethoff class dreadnoughts were the first with triple gun turrets and they also had them in a superfiring arrangement (one turret firing over the one in front/behind).
The Tegethoff class dreadnoughts were the first with triple gun turrets and they also had them in a superfiring arrangement (one turret firing over the one in front/behind).
Thanks to a PB'ers past recommendation, I have DK Brown's excellent 'Warrior to Dreadnought' and 'Before the Ironclad' on my bookshelves ...
Oh, and we got married on HMS Warrior. So yes, I have heard of Dreadnoughts and many of the ships around that period. I'm not quite sure what point you were trying to make, though ...
The Conservative party in office has always, since [1920s leader Stanley] Baldwin, elected a former chancellor, home secretary or foreign secretary.
I know that such patterns are there to be broken, but I think that would restrict the pool of candidates to:
Hammond Boris Javid Rudd
Both Hague and Osborne would be on that list if still MPs, but they aren't, so I haven't included them.
Thoughts?
Edit: I suppose Ken Clarke would fit the criteria too!
It does show that the Conservatives are likely to choose a candidate of unchallengeable experience. To your list you can add Michael Gove, Jeremy Hunt and David Davis as potentially papabile, given their seniority and (in the former two cases) the length of their experience. As of today's date I can't see beyond those.
If this is the case (big if) then PB Leavers might notice the critical issue driving the whole shebang, namely the necessity of no hard border in NI. As some of us have been pointing out on here for ages.
Oh throw one up, the PB Leavers might then cry, thus disqualifying themselves from the right to engage in intelligent discussion about the future of Brexit and the UK.
You lost that right months ago but you still dribble your posts onto here fuckwit.
QED.
Completely misunderstood the dynamic, geopolitical context, and history of NI/RoI and reduced to inane rantings.
Edit: twat x2
Come on folks - why don't you both kiss and make up ( figuratively speaking)
Big G I appreciate your intervention. Richard is evidently quite troubled in some way I don't think we should intrude upon. I am very happy to be the recipient of his rantings if it in some way brings him even limited relief.
Good to have humour. We all need a bit of light relief
Fully agree. This should be Labour policy - if it is not already. Point 3 is very important
"enshrine and enhance working rights, social and environmental protections which are currently based in EU law. These must be transferred into UK law through primary legislation, open and democratically."
This can only be done if we are in the EU. A Tory governemnt can always change such protections together with a supine HoL.
Looks pretty indistinguishable to Labour policy to me. I think this is a much more fruitful line than another referendum, which is both unlikely to happen in time and unlikely to be successful.
The Conservative party in office has always, since [1920s leader Stanley] Baldwin, elected a former chancellor, home secretary or foreign secretary.
I know that such patterns are there to be broken, but I think that would restrict the pool of candidates to:
Hammond Boris Javid Rudd
Both Hague and Osborne would be on that list if still MPs, but they aren't, so I haven't included them.
Thoughts?
Edit: I suppose Ken Clarke would fit the criteria too!
Ken is retiring at the next election and Javid not only has my vote, but I suspect the majority of us members at this time. I would not exclude Gove either
If this is the case (big if) then PB Leavers might notice the critical issue driving the whole shebang, namely the necessity of no hard border in NI. As some of us have been pointing out on here for ages.
Oh throw one up, the PB Leavers might then cry, thus disqualifying themselves from the right to engage in intelligent discussion about the future of Brexit and the UK.
You lost that right months ago but you still dribble your posts onto here fuckwit.
QED.
Completely misunderstood the dynamic, geopolitical context, and history of NI/RoI and reduced to inane rantings.
Edit: twat x2
Come on folks - why don't you both kiss and make up ( figuratively speaking)
Big G I appreciate your intervention. Richard is evidently quite troubled in some way I don't think we should intrude upon. I am very happy to be the recipient of his rantings if it in some way brings him even limited relief.
Good to have humour. We all need a bit of light relief
On topic, 8% isnt an especially large amount of voters, and some presumably were leavers not remainers. Plus, where do those voters go? To the Lib Dems? Maybe, but i think while the tories are keeping hard brexit alive and in the news, labours realistic soft brexit will look better than an unrealistic attempt to have anothe referendum and keep us in the EU. If May does stand up to her hard liners, decides to keep us in the customs union and single market or equivalent thrn the calculation changes....
Bitter article in the Guardian from one of their cricket correspondents on being forced to watch England vs India instead of England vs Colombia, a situation for which, rightly, he castigates the ECB. After all the World Cup schedule, including the rest days has been known for some time, longer than before the Indians touring details were settled. I wonder what he viewing figures for England vs India will be, and indeed, how the ticket sales have gone!
Bitter article in the Guardian from one of their cricket correspondents on being forced to watch England vs India instead of England vs Colombia, a situation for which, rightly, he castigates the ECB. After all the World Cup schedule, including the rest days has been known for some time, longer than before the Indians touring details were settled. I wonder what he viewing figures for England vs India will be, and indeed, how the ticket sales have gone!
Only at the Guardian would a man who gets paid to watch cricket complain that he can’t watch football instead.
I’d imagine a lot of cricket fans who don’t care about football would be happy to be at Old Trafford, along with the prawn sandwich brigade *waves at Mr Eagles*
On topic, 8% isnt an especially large amount of voters, and some presumably were leavers not remainers. Plus, where do those voters go? To the Lib Dems? Maybe, but i think while the tories are keeping hard brexit alive and in the news, labours realistic soft brexit will look better than an unrealistic attempt to have anothe referendum and keep us in the EU. If May does stand up to her hard liners, decides to keep us in the customs union and single market or equivalent thrn the calculation changes....
Except Corbyn is not committed to soft Brexit but is committed to leaving the single market and ending free movement while today's Yougov has a 2% swing from Labour to LD since GE17 while the Tories are unchanged
Bitter article in the Guardian from one of their cricket correspondents on being forced to watch England vs India instead of England vs Colombia, a situation for which, rightly, he castigates the ECB. After all the World Cup schedule, including the rest days has been known for some time, longer than before the Indians touring details were settled. I wonder what he viewing figures for England vs India will be, and indeed, how the ticket sales have gone!
Only at the Guardian would a man who gets paid to watch cricket complain that he can’t watch football instead.
I’d imagine a lot of cricket fans who don’t care about football would be happy to be at Old Trafford, along with the prawn sandwich brigade *waves at Mr Eagles*
Personaly I'd much prefer to watch cricket, but a proper game.
Anyway, in my considerable experience of watching cricket most watchers are interested in both. Indeed, the loudest cheer at a recent Essex game when the news came through that Germany were out! To be fair, it wasn't the liveliest of days.
The Tegethoff class dreadnoughts were the first with triple gun turrets and they also had them in a superfiring arrangement (one turret firing over the one in front/behind).
Thanks to a PB'ers past recommendation, I have DK Brown's excellent 'Warrior to Dreadnought' and 'Before the Ironclad' on my bookshelves ...
Oh, and we got married on HMS Warrior. So yes, I have heard of Dreadnoughts and many of the ships around that period. I'm not quite sure what point you were trying to make, though ...
You've outdone me - I merely proposed on HMS Warrior! Wonderful ship, and a fantastic wedding venue .
On topic, 8% isnt an especially large amount of voters, and some presumably were leavers not remainers. Plus, where do those voters go? To the Lib Dems? Maybe, but i think while the tories are keeping hard brexit alive and in the news, labours realistic soft brexit will look better than an unrealistic attempt to have anothe referendum and keep us in the EU. If May does stand up to her hard liners, decides to keep us in the customs union and single market or equivalent thrn the calculation changes....
Except Corbyn is not committed to soft Brexit but is committed to leaving the single market and ending free movement while today's Yougov has a 2% swing from Labour to LD since GE17 while the Tories are unchanged
Corbyn doesn't have a clear position on freedom of movement, and doesnt have much of a position on the single market either tbh. But crucially he isn't constrained by May's red lines.
Bitter article in the Guardian from one of their cricket correspondents on being forced to watch England vs India instead of England vs Colombia, a situation for which, rightly, he castigates the ECB. After all the World Cup schedule, including the rest days has been known for some time, longer than before the Indians touring details were settled. I wonder what he viewing figures for England vs India will be, and indeed, how the ticket sales have gone!
Only at the Guardian would a man who gets paid to watch cricket complain that he can’t watch football instead.
I’d imagine a lot of cricket fans who don’t care about football would be happy to be at Old Trafford, along with the prawn sandwich brigade *waves at Mr Eagles*
Personaly I'd much prefer to watch cricket, but a proper game.
Anyway, in my considerable experience of watching cricket most watchers are interested in both. Indeed, the loudest cheer at a recent Essex game when the news came through that Germany were out! To be fair, it wasn't the liveliest of days.
Very true, sports fans are sports fans. I recall one year watching the Wimbledon final on a big screen at Silverstone after the Grand Prix finished! It’s not particularly unusual at this time of year for major events to overlap, the main reason that F1 are doing three races in a row this year is to avoid a clash with the WC final.
Bitter article in the Guardian from one of their cricket correspondents on being forced to watch England vs India instead of England vs Colombia, a situation for which, rightly, he castigates the ECB. After all the World Cup schedule, including the rest days has been known for some time, longer than before the Indians touring details were settled. I wonder what he viewing figures for England vs India will be, and indeed, how the ticket sales have gone!
Only at the Guardian would a man who gets paid to watch cricket complain that he can’t watch football instead.
I’d imagine a lot of cricket fans who don’t care about football would be happy to be at Old Trafford, along with the prawn sandwich brigade *waves at Mr Eagles*
Personaly I'd much prefer to watch cricket, but a proper game.
Anyway, in my considerable experience of watching cricket most watchers are interested in both. Indeed, the loudest cheer at a recent Essex game when the news came through that Germany were out! To be fair, it wasn't the liveliest of days.
Very true, sports fans are sports fans. I recall one year watching the Wimbledon final on a big screen at Silverstone after the Grand Prix finished! It’s not particularly unusual at this time of year for major events to overlap, the main reason that F1 are doing three races in a row this year is to avoid a clash with the WC final.
Old Trafford's full, but not, in spite of Bumble, rammed. And a lot are Indian supporters, who might be expected to prefer cricket to football. And there are OKC family issues about three Fi's on the trot.
If this is the case (big if) then PB Leavers might notice the critical issue driving the whole shebang, namely the necessity of no hard border in NI. As some of us have been pointing out on here for ages.
Oh throw one up, the PB Leavers might then cry, thus disqualifying themselves from the right to engage in intelligent discussion about the future of Brexit and the UK.
I wouldn’t necessarily have a problem with that proposal to move us on. I expected a compromise along those lines.
The risk May runs is that both the ERG and the EU Commission reject it. There are ultra-ideologues on both sides who both overestimate the strength of their hand and brook no compromise.
It’s the Governments of the 27 and the UK who will solve this.
Bitter article in the Guardian from one of their cricket correspondents on being forced to watch England vs India instead of England vs Colombia, a situation for which, rightly, he castigates the ECB. After all the World Cup schedule, including the rest days has been known for some time, longer than before the Indians touring details were settled. I wonder what he viewing figures for England vs India will be, and indeed, how the ticket sales have gone!
Only at the Guardian would a man who gets paid to watch cricket complain that he can’t watch football instead.
I’d imagine a lot of cricket fans who don’t care about football would be happy to be at Old Trafford, along with the prawn sandwich brigade *waves at Mr Eagles*
Personaly I'd much prefer to watch cricket, but a proper game.
Anyway, in my considerable experience of watching cricket most watchers are interested in both. Indeed, the loudest cheer at a recent Essex game when the news came through that Germany were out! To be fair, it wasn't the liveliest of days.
Very true, sports fans are sports fans. I recall one year watching the Wimbledon final on a big screen at Silverstone after the Grand Prix finished! It’s not particularly unusual at this time of year for major events to overlap, the main reason that F1 are doing three races in a row this year is to avoid a clash with the WC final.
No excuses. Staging an England cricket match when England could be playing in a Round of 16 World Cup match (one of just two possible slots, the other being yesterday evening) is incompetence of the highest order. Utterly stupid by the ECB.
The Tegethoff class dreadnoughts were the first with triple gun turrets and they also had them in a superfiring arrangement (one turret firing over the one in front/behind).
Thanks to a PB'ers past recommendation, I have DK Brown's excellent 'Warrior to Dreadnought' and 'Before the Ironclad' on my bookshelves ...
Oh, and we got married on HMS Warrior. So yes, I have heard of Dreadnoughts and many of the ships around that period. I'm not quite sure what point you were trying to make, though ...
If Andrew Neil is saying the choice for Brexiteers is a bad deal or no Brexit, we really are approaching crunch time.
I suspect that if Mrs May presents that choice, she might not last past the weekend.
Getting rid of May won’t change the parliamentary arithmetic
Getting rid of May will not change anything. The momemtum is to a soft Brexit and hopefully soon
No Brexit is better than a Bad Brexit
I do not see a no Brexit
Why not? If we can achieve consensus that the deal that's achievable is a bad deal, it would be collective insanity not to use that moment to step back and rethink where we're going.
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Samsung phones are randomly sending photos to contacts - reports
In a statement the South Korean company said it was investigating the issue, which seems to be affecting the Samsung Message app.
https://news.sky.com/story/samsung-phones-are-randomly-sending-photos-to-contacts-reports-11424581?dcmp=snt-sf-twitter
Look on the bright side at least these Samsung phones aren't exploding and leading to fires this time.
Sadly I’m not going to make it back to Blighty for the F1 nor the Goodwood Festival this year
The Austrian navy did win a notable victory over the Italians at Lissa in 1866
https://www.computerworld.com/article/3239047/apple-mac/what-to-do-about-apples-shameful-mac-security-flaw.html
Oh throw one up, the PB Leavers might then cry, thus disqualifying themselves from the right to engage in intelligent discussion about the future of Brexit and the UK.
"Google has confirmed that private emails sent and received by Gmail users can sometimes be read by third-party app developers."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-44699263
https://twitter.com/PickardJE/status/1014155133285003264
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-5913031/Hipster-Cereal-Killer-Caf-launches-cereal-called-Unicorn-Poop-10-box.html
The vast majority are complaints involving antisemitism, including calls for Jews to be murdered, sources said.
“Some of the stuff they will have to wade through is awful, some is straightforward Holocaust denial,” one party source said. “We’d expect most of them to be referred for expulsion but there is already a huge backlog of cases.”
Holocaust denial is such vanilla antisemitism these days in Labour, eh?
Completely misunderstood the dynamic, geopolitical context, and history of NI/RoI and reduced to inane rantings.
Edit: twat x2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austro-Hungarian_Navy
The Tegethoff class dreadnoughts were the first with triple gun turrets and they also had them in a superfiring arrangement (one turret firing over the one in front/behind).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tegetthoff-class_battleship
I want to see the details of the plan, but as an importer currently concerned by an overreaching EU bureaucracy that doesn't understand a) my business or b) that stamps and photographs were not created in the eighteenth century or c) that there is basically no need for the legislation whatsoever, the idea of staying in the customs union by the back door is concerning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Captain_(1869)
Mind you, the idea of having a ship with masts and turrets always seems a little dangerous...
Hammond
Boris
Javid
Rudd
Both Hague and Osborne would be on that list if still MPs, but they aren't, so I haven't included them.
Thoughts?
Edit: I suppose Ken Clarke would fit the criteria too!
"enshrine and enhance working rights, social and environmental protections which are currently based in EU law. These must be transferred into UK law through primary legislation, open and democratically."
This can only be done if we are in the EU. A Tory governemnt can always change such protections together with a supine HoL.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreadnought
'If England play against that Sweden team, 99 times out of 100, they will beat them.'
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Lissa_(1866)
Oh, and we got married on HMS Warrior. So yes, I have heard of Dreadnoughts and many of the ships around that period. I'm not quite sure what point you were trying to make, though ...
I think this is a much more fruitful line than another referendum, which is both unlikely to happen in time and unlikely to be successful.
and the rafts too
Mind you, they're a bit odd. They appear to have their breasts on their shoulders ...
I wonder what he viewing figures for England vs India will be, and indeed, how the ticket sales have gone!
I’d imagine a lot of cricket fans who don’t care about football would be happy to be at Old Trafford, along with the prawn sandwich brigade *waves at Mr Eagles*
Anyway, in my considerable experience of watching cricket most watchers are interested in both. Indeed, the loudest cheer at a recent Essex game when the news came through that Germany were out!
To be fair, it wasn't the liveliest of days.
May is going nowhere.
Neil gets 500 penalty points for using the 'word' simples.
Otherwise, an interesting tweet.
And there are OKC family issues about three Fi's on the trot.
The risk May runs is that both the ERG and the EU Commission reject it. There are ultra-ideologues on both sides who both overestimate the strength of their hand and brook no compromise.
It’s the Governments of the 27 and the UK who will solve this.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B004MW5FY8/ref=tmm_kin_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1530635939&sr=8-1#productDescription_secondary_view_div_1530635911763
And
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.amazon.co.uk/Command-Ocean-History-Britain-1649-1815/dp/0141026901&ved=2ahUKEwiX4ouJsIPcAhVQYlAKHePKDLcQFjAAegQIABAB&usg=AOvVaw3_C9RGbqTLWSCf8JrtKijF
Both excellent works that gave me insight into RN history.