irting going on between us, and we discussed what we would do on a fantasy date. We got on like a house on fire, but I suspect we both knew it was only friendly banter. We exchanged numbers and have been in touch since.
He said we were probably soulmates in a former life.
We had a really good time, and went for a walk around Kensington Gardens and had another drink in a pub opposite before going home. I imagine he wasn’t expecting someone quite so sparky.
Yes, there’s nothing not to like about Simon. He’s interesting, with an impish side to him, and is very good at banter.
I was married for ten years, but we are now happily divorced and share our fabulous daughter.
We separated in 2004 and I’ve had a couple of medium-term relationships since.
I was with one partner for four years, while another relationship lasted a year. I’ve had a couple of flings, too.
I’m a true Piscean and fall in love with anyone who smiles at me.
I don’t get nervous, although I did arrive five minutes late, and Sara rocked up ten minutes later.
Single for eight months, with one daughter, aged 20.
Someone to grow old disgracefully with.
If she looks like Sandra Bullock, that’s a bonus.
I was seated at a table with a direct view of the restaurant entrance, and when she arrived I knew it was her because she looked like Sandra Bullock’s second cousin.
As soon as I saw her I could tell we were going to have fun. Sara exceeded my expectations. We hit the ground running and the chatting didn’t stop.
We have a lot in common and discovered we’ve probably been in the same room at events on more than one occasion.
We relived a lot of our time working hard and playing hard as young professionals in Soho.
My life has moved on since then, and I now work with horses and dogs or their owners.
We unconventionally went for six starters to share on our lunch date as Sara is a pescatarian.
It was the perfect amount of food, which we enjoyed with a bottle of rosé. We later went for a walk around Kensington Palace, and then to a pub opposite for a drink.
Sara is cool and bright, with plenty of energy. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t think about the ‘what ifs’ of where a potential relationship could go.
While it could be the start of a spectacular affair, I feel it may fizzle out horribly — we both have big personalities.
We got on great as friends, and my instinct is it’s probably best to keep it that way.
I suspect we were both those badly behaved children other parents warn their offspring about. We are naturally drawn to getting into trouble.
Of course. Sara is a fabulous girl to have around — she would get any party started.
He’s charming and mischievous.
We didn’t stop giggling.
QuickSmart is a numeracy intervention program that is offering 4th phase intervention (or in some cases a last chance intervention), to students between Yrs 5 and 8. It improves middle school students automaticity with simple maths operations, such as times tables; this frees up working memory to enable the students to process more complex mathematical computations.
Here at Numurkah Secondary College we are now in our 4th year using the QuickSmart program. NAPLAN and PAT testing results show improved scores when compared to the control group.
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The helicarrier protocol was doing exactly what it was preprogrammed to do. It was just programmed to kill a lot of "undesirable" people and instate an authoritarian regime led by Hydra.

The drones were also fully dependant on Peter's orders. 

Neither the helicarrier nor the drones acted on their own. They just did what they were ordered to do, the issue is the people who wielded that power weren't fit to do so. And the moral of both movies was that nobody is fit to wield such a power.It says this on jbkrost’s blog profile:
I like the fact that for such an accomplished artist if known only too few, could be so self-deprecating as to say “I just stab at the canvas and click at the shutter... sometimes it works out.” It does, though. It works out incredibly well. Of course, in the end, it all comes down to taste. I mean, after all, everything is a question of personal preference but I have to say that this man’s work is very much ‘up my street,’ my ‘cup of tea.’He seems, oddly enough, to quite like his anonymity choosing to let his art speak for him rather than adopting a Daliesque type vaudeville. His paintings of stretched, ghost-like. His figures remind me slightly of Edvard Munch’s work. Having said that I am sure neither artist would agree. There is pain here, discomfort but I am not sure why. Perhaps, like Francis Bacon, he is merely reflecting the world or humanity as he sees it.
I know this, though. I like jbkrost’s (yes, all in lower case) work. I would certainly be proud to have it hang up on my wall.
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The new system should make its way to all versions of Rocket League in December.
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Up until this point, Rocket League had a cross-play option with PC, however other consoles were not included in the fold.I freaking loved all the documentaries on TV when I was growing up.  TLC, Discovery, History, they all had good programming at one point.  History became the Hitler channel... and I still watched it because WWII is fascinating (though I really wanted the History International channel).  PBS had (and still sometimes has) good documentaries (and I'd even include the Great Chefs series in that), National Geographic documentaries.  I watched every Egypt documentary that came on... I loved the ones hosted by Bob Brier.  Hell, even Animal Planet was good for a while.

Then slowly but surely the quality of content went downhill.  Less and less documentaries.  Less and less educational.  Then reality TV happened, and it all really went in the shitter.  

Right now one of the only channels I can get a half-decent Documentary fix from is the American Heroes Channel (never had the channel in its previous incarnations).  Almost all