Just had a daft thought, it would look class if the east stand seats were changed to display the ship badge. The design is less intricate and would stand out more I think.
Had to do a double take when I was driving this morning as I saw a man running in just his pants along the A167 near the Arnison! Found out it's this fella. If you have a couple of quid spare, chuck it his way as he made me smile. https://uk.movember.com/mospace/15155703
Fleetwood defender Hume suffers bleed on the brain - https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c8jrnmjn0evo
Everything is smashed up. I used to always stay at this hotel and have many friends there. I walked down a few hours after the storm finished and this is what I walked into… One of the safest and strongest on the island, apparently. The 5* has probably been downgraded now. https://m.youtube.com/shorts/9prI9ImCZHc The estate I’m staying in was flattened. Roofs blown off and houses crumbled to the floor. There’s still no power, signal, street lighting and running water is very intermittent. Diseases are now starting to spread which are killing people. One of them is leptospirosis and there’s another one coming from mosquitoes. No water can be trusted because you don’t know what’s been contaminated. Some days we used a bucket of collected rain water for a shower and some days I found a waterfall to get washed in. It’s all pot luck though, you take your chance every time. The world seems to be looking the other way at what’s unfolding. One aid truck has come since the storm and it wasn’t even enough to feed all the kids in one street. I’ve come back home yesterday, only for a quick turnaround while I grab supplies. I’ll be heading back out there in the next week.
In Australia in the 1970’s a woman was assaulted. Her assailant had broken into her house and attacked her inside of her home. The police were called and took her report, she identified a TV psychologist, Donald Thomson as her attacker. That night, the police arrested Thomson. Later he gets placed in a lineup and is identified by the victim as the man who had assaulted her. Thomson was stunned and said it couldn’t have been him as he had been live on television at the time of the assault. The policeman taking his statement scoffed at his alibi, replying "Yes, I suppose you've got Jesus Christ, and the Queen of England, too." The police knew that the victim had been assaulted. They had DNA and photo evidence, as well as her statement, plus she had categorically identified Thomson as her attacker in the lineup. It seemed like a slam dunk. But there was a wrinkle - investigators learned that the attacker had entered the woman's home at the exact same time as the show Thomson claimed to be on was airing. Only then did they realise the victim's mistake. The attacker had assaulted the woman as she was watching TV—the very program on which Thompson had appeared. It turned out she had confused memory sources. She had been watching Thomson's TV interview shortly before the attack; later, her traumatised mind merged Thomson's face (seen on TV) with the memory of the assaulter. Thomson was eventually cleared - but his case became a famous example of how convincing yet false memories can land an innocent person in jail. An eyewitness identification, even given with total confidence, may be completely wrong if memory mixes up time, place, or faces. The kicker? Thomson was on TV to discuss an area of particular expertise he had as a psychologist - specifically the unreliability of eyewitness memory. Funny , but scary especially with AI developing
