HalfEmpty: life's last 6 secs feeling? Full: Give GOLD not RUST begets.. RELATIONSHIP needs goldilocks tension: ROMANTICISM is antithesis to tension: LOVE=both
More lack of faculty than madness.
We may not need language, memory (of knowledge, betterment, and sin), appetite, reproductive organs, limbs, etc. But, perhaps just our demeanour and overall characterisation essence in the afterlife.
I hope we have some of what I suppose we might not in the above, and to have brotherhood with the rest of God’s creation. Spiritualists and clairvoyants suggest they can see family ties remain a part of things. If they are not confusing the remnant reverberations of the imprint of the person in the lives left behind, as in the adage that a person is not completely dead until the last memory of them is gone.
God, as the ultimate forgiver would surely be all-knowing to break from the ordinary for Bruce?
Much as God would be unquestioned if he did not dwell there and then in terms of time for mortal endings. Perhaps, to instead watch a rock falling from a precipice in a distant world, as much as performing administrative tasks ready for someone’s eternity to start on its new path?
We must be thankful for whom so many met with Bruce’s skills over presented persona through the art of acting. And for those close to him to have these days creating memories for themselves, over an elongated “goodbye”, that certain pathologies like cancers,victims of accidents, crime and war do not get to have.
I am not preaching, just supposing.
Fair-thee-well, fellow person.
Called it - Romesh filmed "What has the BBC ever done for me?" straight after filming #CelebrityTraitors on May 23.
It's a remake of this classic 1985 @JohnCleese advert
David Jason appeared in both. Attenborough appeared in picture in the original but only in voice in this time
Suspect it is just our species’ way to have every possible type of person imaginable, and they are not for correcting. Might as well just celebrate them being them and us being us. Of course there are variations between even more extreme value-system encumbered. But the extremities really stand out.
This is how we get some people manning submarines and space stations, or climbing mountains or eradicating disease at their own personal risk. Living at -50°C or +55°C and staying out.
How making profit enters the heads of any NHS native service beats me, and probably not the private healthcare lot either. But such talk as referenced seems like lemming DNA, yet would cause much suffering to those left behind, by not seeking out the best that is generally available, and cost more if life support is necessary as their demise takes hold for months or perhaps years.
They arrived very close together as parallel developments, strictly speaking, much as I was in nappies at the time. Marketing themes suggested otherwise.
And yet yes, we are far more likely to be in something other than x86 today. But, some licenses remain more cost-effective outside of Apple and Alphabet, so the shrewd might still have both and pay differently to those predefined ecosystems.
Good feature, Anna.
Sorry about the DM after such a gap in time. I presumed to pick up where such interjections had left off, and assumed you would not be treated badly by the rotters of the modern day to have your ackers up. Wishing you the best, and this article is evidence you are very appreciated by the peers whom really count.
Start by unplugging loads, particularly resistive and inductive ones. Then, re-measure.
Research your ground/earth/terra system or systems in use across the property.
Assume any dustributed conductor could kill you, and that line, neutral and earth differential potentials are always worth measurung, with no effort made to assume anything.
You only have the one life at all, or at a time.
It’s the World Cup Final on the BBC & ITV tonight.
Could it be possible for the commentators and pundits on both channels to take note of the great Harry Carpenter?
Listen to what he has to say, and don’t spoil it for the millions watching.
It’s not that difficult!
#WorldCup #FIFAWorldCup #BBC #ITV
Exclusive: Big Issue founder urges Andy Burnham to give councils stronger powers to buy-up empty homes
“Andy Burnham has an opportunity to show he’s serious about tackling homelessness by introducing this on day one of his premiership," Lord Bird says.
https://t.co/iqxFhD3Aex
Rules to override the bygone era where fewer people needed to be told when their rights being excercised as individuals or groups would be acceptable behaviour.
But, it is out of ackle with the usual approach to this hallowed corner of our democracy. Perhaps academic now, as to the nub of why it became a thing now.
Spending some ‘political capital’ of sorts , maybe?
A decade ago, the UN settled 24 Syrian refugee families on the Isle of Bute, a tiny Scottish island of 6,500 residents – in a hail of negative headlines.
As Scotland prepared to face Brazil, we went to Bute to find out what it means to be a 'New Scot'.
Watch our brand new #IslandOfStrangers film here....
https://t.co/NA1MxWPQme
The BBC has released a brand new advert for 2026 - 'What has the BBC ever done for me?'
Featuring the likes of the EastEnders cast, Daleks, presenters, radio DJs and A-list stars from film, TV and music - it's quite something.
Full list of those taking part: https://t.co/MlKcZVPXyE
NEW: A convicted money launderer has operated at the highest level of UK politics for a decade. Why? Because Farage has enjoyed almost total impunity from the UK press.
In my new piece for @thenerve_news, I expose the decade of denial that’s enabled him to act with impunity
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And our current government has only made us chill by Burnham making some subdued bust-a-move actions to music, and pacifying the drill-baby-drillers.
The jamboree was about spotting the speech that was cogent and filled with forward looking statements for the masses, not the classes. But, perhaps that is their point, as tension blow-off for toffs and ‘new-money’ in a world that paints them verging on the wicked, even in the stalls there.