Sorry Chris, but I don't think it's as agile & manouverable as a Tornado. Though of course I am no expert on these things! I was trained to make medicines! ?I can't force you to contact my friend Brian, but I think you would gain a lot from one another. He probably shouldn't tell me ?but he goes to GCHQ?
?& has contacts in the US National Security agency. Brian & Jane Turton <turtonj1@...>; Brian Turton <brian.turton@...>; John??
On Saturday, 6 March 2021, 07:27:14 GMT, zuiko <ftog@...> wrote:
Yes, it was gutsy stuff, and quite effective, even though the poor old Vulcan missed the runway with all but one of its bombs (dumb bombs, aimed with a radar plot).
The Chinook is quite a beast and quite manoeuvrable, even at that size and weight. ?I had a trip in one a couple of years ago . . .
Chris
It was the Falkands war & it was refeulled by Victor tankers. They didn't have enough fuel to make it back to Ascension Island: "The commanding officer said do we go on?" "All the crew said we go on!" This was the Professionalism of the RAF!
Andy Macknap said ?in their Chinook: "If ?we get any enemy fire, we'll come back & pick you up!" Well a Chinook is a flying schoolbus. It can carry a lot of weight! But it is agile & as monouverable as crap! John
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Yes, it was gutsy stuff, and quite effective, even though the poor old Vulcan missed the runway with all but one of its bombs (dumb bombs, aimed with a radar plot).
The Chinook is quite a beast and quite manoeuvrable, even at that size and weight. ?I had a trip in one a couple of years ago . . .
Chris
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It was the Falkands war & it was refeulled by Victor tankers. They didn't have enough fuel to make it back to Ascension Island: "The commanding officer said do we go on?" "All the crew said we go on!" This was the Professionalism of the RAF!
Andy Macknap said ?in their Chinook: "If ?we get any enemy fire, we'll come back & pick you up!" Well a Chinook is a flying schoolbus. It can carry a lot of weight! But it is agile & as monouverable as crap! John _._,_._,_
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I know I shouldn't do this! But I like teasing my Jude & Susie. Please forgive me! John
On Saturday, 6 March 2021, 03:11:50 GMT, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
On Friday, 5 March 2021, 21:54:11 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
Enough John. Take a pill and lie down. Definitely naughty corner. Where is admin when you need one.?
On 6 Mar 2021, at 7:30 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Dearest Jude, I know how to say this, but I'd like to make A FULL & THOROUGH PROBE OF URANUS, MAYBE?SUSIE TOO! hugs John
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On Friday, 5 March 2021, 21:54:11 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
Enough John. Take a pill and lie down. Definitely naughty corner. Where is admin when you need one.?
On 6 Mar 2021, at 7:30 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Dearest Jude, I know how to say this, but I'd like to make A FULL & THOROUGH PROBE OF URANUS, MAYBE?SUSIE TOO! hugs John
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Enough John. Take a pill and lie down. Definitely naughty corner. Where is admin when you need one.?
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On 6 Mar 2021, at 7:30 am, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? Dearest Jude, I know how to say this, but I'd like to make A FULL & THOROUGH PROBE OF URANUS, MAYBE?SUSIE TOO! hugs John
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Dearest Jude, I know how to say this, but I'd like to make A FULL & THOROUGH PROBE OF URANUS, MAYBE?SUSIE TOO! hugs John
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It was the Falkands war & it was refeulled by Victor tankers. They didn't have enough fuel to make it back to Ascension Island: "The commanding officer said do we go on?" "All the crew said we go on!" This was the Professionalism of the RAF!
Andy Macknap said ?in their Chinook: "If ?we get any enemy fire, we'll come back & pick you up!" Well a Chinook is a flying schoolbus. It can carry a lot of weight! But it is agile & as monouverable as crap! John
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Re: SimonWest next to the Queen
Or perhaps not . . .
C M I Barker | Gamlingay
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On 5 Mar 2021, at 00:09, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
Guess it was an unfortunate incident!
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We¡¯ve just finished watching ¡°Our Friends in the North¡°, from 1995, I think. It was excellent.?
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On 4 Mar 2021, at 21:27, John Miller via groups.io <johnmiller051118@...> wrote:
? It wasn't "Limitless", but it took me from an IQ of150 to 200. They were a shower of b@5t@rd5. I was determinered they wouldn't win. Even if it killed me`:
John
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SimonWest next to the Queen
Guess it was an unfortunate incident! John
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It wasn't "Limitless", but it took me from an IQ of150 to 200. They were a shower of b@5t@rd5. I was determinered they wouldn't win. Even if it killed me`:
John
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Re: The nurses came round
Good plan, John. ?I hope that it goes well.
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They want me to go round on Friday @ 1345 on Friday. "Better to die young, than die old" john
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On Wednesday, 3 March 2021, 11:15:49 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
YOU are in the naughty corner.
What's the difference between Bill Clint0n ?& a screwdriver? One turns in screws, the other screws inturns
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Down here this morning I read that a new iPad Pro is days away so am holding off for a while on buying. Tech ventured the thought it might have a new processor and the story this morning talked new processor and also mini led lights under screen or something. So I will be patient.
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I just checked in Easy Books as to when we bought my iPad Air 2 and it was February 2017 with 128GB, so, unless Apple does something drastic with the software, it should be fine for a good while yet. I play a lot of Words With Friends 2 on it, as well as other games, and I play WordFeud with our daughter. I do also use iMessage which confuses me by shouting at me from my iPhone as well! Doom will only run on Harvey¡¯s old iPad Mini but I still enjoy it.? Best Susan On 2 Mar 2021, at 09:11, zuiko via < zuiko@...> wrote: Congratulations to you both, Jude.
I¡¯m tempted by the iPads, to replace my Air from 2019, which has only 64Gb of storage. ?I might have a little dosh coming in from my very part-time job ? . . .
Chris
Not awake early this morning. Already 28deg and humid and oh for some crispy cold weather.?It was our anniversary yesterday and had a quiet day but in the evening went out to a new Italian restaurant in a new dining complex.? It was quite nice and we ate too much and we had a jolly time between us. I kidded our goddaughter in a text we were progressing on to the Casino and a strip club. But in fact we came hone to bed and a cuppa to let the food go down.
We were in fact married in the beautiful old Treasury Building which is now the Casino in the city.?
Anniversaries are for me to remind Pete he married me for ?3 and got a bargain. Do you know there¡¯s no lists of anniversary presents after 50 - we shall have to start again where the jewels are on the list.
I have been talking about iPad Pro since before my birthday - rang my fav tech yesterday and he said Apple tell them nothing about what¡¯s in the offing except he was predicting a new processor.?
However news this morning is full of new iPad Pro with new processor and led lighting possibly within days.?
So this maybe a good excuse of birthday and anniversary to splurge. Meantime I am trying to absorb the basics of ProCreate off videos to keep mind busy.?
That is the trick John to keep the mind busy, make small goals. ? I don¡¯t always succeed but then there¡¯s always tomorrow.?
Next project is shop for new suitcases. Plan an escape. ?Can¡¯t go anywhere without suitcases.?
Sending virtual hugs?
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The lone ranger & Tonto were out on a mission. When they were surrounded by Indians. The lone ranger said: "We are in trouble Tonto!" Tonto said: "what do you mean WE KIMO SABE?' So the lone ranger whispered into his horse Silvers ear. The next day Silver brought back a gorgeous lady, Susie. They went into a cave for a day. The next day the lone ranger whispered into Silvers ear & he came back with the beautiful Jude on his back. They went into the cave for a day The Indian Chief said "You have a very wise horse, but tomorrow you will die!" Then the lone ranger asked to speak to silver in the confines of the cave. The Chief agreed. So the Lone Ranger got his mouth up to Silver's ear & yelled: "Fetch Possy!"
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This might be a Chris Joke?
A passenger got on a Boeing 747. Next to him was a labrador & what looked like a security officer. The passenger asked: "What's your dog doing up here?" The Security officer said: "He's a sniffer dog!" Then he said: "Rover seek" He went up the left aisle, came back & put his left paw on his handlers hand. The Security guard said: "He's carrying cannabis, we'll get him at the next airport. Then he said: "Rover seek" He went down the right aisle & put his right foot on his handlers hand. The handler said: "He's carrying Cocaine, we'll get him at the next airport" Then the handler said: "Rover Seek" He went down the back aisle & sprinted back & then crapped all over his seat! The Passenger said: "Jeesalou, whats wrong with your dog?!" The Security officer turned white & said: "Rover just found a b b b b b bomb! John
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There are a lot of things we can't explain. I was fuming when physicists on a TV show were slagging of Jane Goodall:
Physicists can't explain how one photon or electron can go through a Youngs slit experiment & create a wave interference pattern. How does it know the other slit is there? AND if you think that is weird there's the Einstein Podolsky Rosen phenomenon, what Einstein called "spooky action at a distance". Northern Ireland physicist theorised how this could be:
But moreover French Physicist Alain Aspect got experimental data on quantum entanglement which proved that if you examine the spin of one photon entangled with another it will INSTANTLY go into the opposite spin state. I'm not talking at the speed of light here. IT IS INSTANT. You cant transmit data by this means, but how freaky is that?
I guess my seizures cannot be explained, but I think the stress of a drug dealer next door, at my last address, had a lot to do with it. It's gone down one hundred fold since I moved away John
On Tuesday, 2 March 2021, 21:41:28 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
That¡¯s my approach - keep the brain active. Trying not to veg. I have told my husband to keep his xxxx together as he¡¯s always inclined to be absentminded. I have told him I am not the keeper of his glasses or anything else!?
Dementia is hard to deal with - been there done that with late Mother in law. When I broached the subject with my SIL back then that something was wrong I got a very angry reaction and ¡°how dare I say our mother was mad¡° (which was not what I said).?
There were some very amusing incidents and some very worrying ones - but in the end a decision has to be made for the safety of that person as well as other people.?
It truly is a hard space between safety concerns and impinging on a persons individual personal freedom in regards to mental health or detoxing whatever the situation is. One doesn¡¯t wrestle lightly.?
Jude On 3 Mar 2021, at 1:04 am, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
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I just checked in Easy Books as to when we bought my iPad Air 2 and it was February 2017 with 128GB, so, unless Apple does something drastic with the software, it should be fine for a good while yet. I play a lot of Words With Friends 2 on it, as well as other games, and I play WordFeud with our daughter. I do also use iMessage which confuses me by shouting at me from my iPhone as well! Doom will only run on Harvey¡¯s old iPad Mini but I still enjoy it.? Best Susan On 2 Mar 2021, at 09:11, zuiko via < zuiko@...> wrote: Congratulations to you both, Jude.
I¡¯m tempted by the iPads, to replace my Air from 2019, which has only 64Gb of storage. ?I might have a little dosh coming in from my very part-time job ? . . .
Chris
Not awake early this morning. Already 28deg and humid and oh for some crispy cold weather.?It was our anniversary yesterday and had a quiet day but in the evening went out to a new Italian restaurant in a new dining complex.? It was quite nice and we ate too much and we had a jolly time between us. I kidded our goddaughter in a text we were progressing on to the Casino and a strip club. But in fact we came hone to bed and a cuppa to let the food go down.
We were in fact married in the beautiful old Treasury Building which is now the Casino in the city.?
Anniversaries are for me to remind Pete he married me for ?3 and got a bargain. Do you know there¡¯s no lists of anniversary presents after 50 - we shall have to start again where the jewels are on the list.
I have been talking about iPad Pro since before my birthday - rang my fav tech yesterday and he said Apple tell them nothing about what¡¯s in the offing except he was predicting a new processor.?
However news this morning is full of new iPad Pro with new processor and led lighting possibly within days.?
So this maybe a good excuse of birthday and anniversary to splurge. Meantime I am trying to absorb the basics of ProCreate off videos to keep mind busy.?
That is the trick John to keep the mind busy, make small goals. ? I don¡¯t always succeed but then there¡¯s always tomorrow.?
Next project is shop for new suitcases. Plan an escape. ?Can¡¯t go anywhere without suitcases.?
Sending virtual hugs?
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The Pfizer vaccine seems to have the least allergic reactions if I recall correctly so if you need a vaccine I think that's the one you should go for. I've got hellish chest pains. I think it's referred pain from the compression fractures in my spine, but who knows? Never smoked, but have been known to drink John
On Tuesday, 2 March 2021, 21:30:02 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
There are people who are asthmatic or using oxygen etc where a mask is not appropriate or practical.
I discussed vax or no vax with GP as regards my issues of allergies and intolerances and anaphylactic reactions and I asked in the middle of the discussion if he was going to have one and he said it came down to personal choice.?
My neurologist chap is immune compromised he said so will be doing it but said I would have to rely on herd immunity with my history.?
In Australia there has been good acceptance of mask wearing and distancing when govt. says so. Some stores have signs no mask no entry.?
But when it comes down to it it¡¯s up to you to police you for your own benefit, not police everyone else. That¡¯s how I look at it. ?So on that basis when required we wear a mask. Currently this is not the case but we still abide by the distancing rules and do electronic checkin ( I came across one place that had check-in and check-out for iPhone ... that was new.?
I limit visits to stores and limit time I am there. I only shop about every ten days. If anyone is showing signs of coughing or flu I move away or leave.?
I¡¯ve never had a flu vax and I¡¯ve never had the flu.?
If I need a tetanus jab or anything GP sends me off for blood test first to test my immunity so I don¡¯t have to risk anything I don¡¯t need.?
Jude
On 3 Mar 2021, at 1:15 am, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
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Ouch! That is awful! I am lucky in that I don¡¯t seem to have allergies, although tobacco smoke gives me headaches but that is so rare these days. Best Susan Astra Zeneca is to be made here in Australia in Australian labs but then has to pass tests and registration in Australia. More Pfizer vaccine arrived in Australia today. But PM said he always knew there would never be enough for down here. So that¡¯s why they¡¯re taking the path they have. We¡¯re in the sub tropics to tropics so vaccine that doesn¡¯t need same refrigeration is the right choice.?
Our conditions are much different.?
I will keep across latest ideas down here.?
Our accountant told us today his wife had a flu shot only recently and ended up in intensive care and nearly died. That¡¯s why I don¡¯t do it.?
He has some immune problems to do with a form of arthritis and on weekly injections but he¡¯s sweating on covid vax. He can have mine ??¡â??
Jude On 23 Feb 2021, at 4:49 pm, zuiko via <zuiko@...> wrote:
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The news about the AZ vaccine seems to be better and better; I¡¯m glad that I¡¯ve had it.
Bad luck with your intolerances: I hope that you managed to stay safe, Jude.
Astra Zeneca one not yet produced in Australia and it has to go through Australian testing and approval. It¡¯s going to be made here in Australian labs.?
Yes there are anti vax protests.?
I am not against vaccinations but I myself will not be queuing because of my food intolerances and reactions to prescribed medicines and anaphylactic episodes. It started with a raging pencillin allergy and has got worse over the years. I have never had a flu vax - but then I¡¯ve never had the flu. Last time my husband drove me to hospital covered in hives and swelling up ?I was on a drip for 2 hrs because I¡¯m allergic to the propellant in cortisone injections. Medical opinion so far seems to think for me it¡¯s a no.?
Jude
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