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It's the SSACN Summer Draw PENN tackle vouchers worth £250/£150/£100 Glasgow Angling Centre Tackle vouchers worth £120/£80/£40 Annual Family Pass to Sealife Centre 2 Charter places on "OBERON" out of Oban 10 Glasgow Angling Centre filled rig wallets Help support SSACN - Tickets are £5 per book of 5 To buy tickets log on to www.ssacn.org Buy online we will post your completed tickets to you. buy by cheque same procedure. the secretary 62 Lounsdale Dr Paisley Renfrewshire PA2 9ED

Telephone SCAM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watch out for this one. I was called today by a company called Dolphin International London they said they were government approved and I had been chosen to get a device which when plugged into my power supply would reduce my costs by up to 45%. The worrying thing was they had more of my personal details than I am happy for anyone to have, including the first 4 digits of my card. they asked that I take out my card and confirm the rest of the numbers. I refused and accused them of scamming and the guy said they had to check that it wasn't a stolen or lost card. I told him to "go away". Trading Standards, my bank, my power co and police informed. BE ON YOUR GUARD, he nearly got me.

Very diplomatic response Glasgowdan, Donfish, for the accepted code of practice in UK see ; http://www.ssacn.org/wp-content/pdf/tope%20handling.pdf

Have a look at Freeola.com I use them no problems easy to use for non techies, & cheap

Kliny try here for a bit of nostalgia. http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=h.../fiat_600_s1.jp sorry that's a rubbish link. but there's lots of photos from its launch till 1969. happy new year to you

for some answers look here http://www.fao.org/wairdocs/tan/x5951e/x5951e01.htm

Cory, sorry to say Calderpark Zoo closed Aug 2003.

FB; if they are in the greenhouse, put the heater on, it's heat that ripens toms more than sunlight, perhaps an earlier start next year is called for to let them develop healthier roots, and good REGULAR water & feed. hope this helps.

I like the bit in the report that says ; Some Kinshasa residents accuse a separatist sect from nearby Bas-Congo province of being behind the witchcraft in revenge for a recent government crackdown on its members

And for cat lovers, never bring lilies into the house. lily pollen, even in small doses can be fatal if ingested by a cat.

Tom Alexander Orange Centre Office The Point 37 North West Road Paddington London W2 1AG

Welcome Manni, I lived in Normandy for 8yrs St Ouen D'attez between Verneuil sur Avre & Breteuil sur Iton. I miss the carp fishing and my friends in Normandy.

Steve, check out this link, http://www.philiplaven.com/p2b.html perhaps a fog bow den.

Porbeagle sharks at risk http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article2204046.ece

"...and that'll be two minutes of my life wasted, No thanks. I'll carry on writng letters that seem to be making some kind of an impact." Add that to the other 7 minutes you wasted criticising people who are prepared to try any and all avenues open to them to make a difference in their sport. Those you choose to call time wasters may in fact be the very ones who get off their computer chairs and do actual deeds to benefit anglers. Perhaps the targets of your criticism were physically attending meetings in Edinburgh to push for an Economic Survey relating to angling in Scotland, and those who pressed for the Defra Survey on Tope Exploitation, along with those who gave up their time to go to Brussels and speak directly with Government Officers on shark issues. Allow each person their freedom to choose how much or how little they can or will do. The Government and the EU may indeed be talking about Spurs, so, when they get back to you, will you share it with us?

Nice one Ian, well done!!!!! den.

Unfortunately David was probably eating one of the fish we are trying to get listed as endangered. viz; Previously used for the liver oil Spiny Dogfish are now primarily caught for their meat which is sold as ‘rock salmon’ in restaurants and fish and chip shops. the Spurdog. Denis Kelly Liaison Officer Save-Our-Sharks www.save-our-sharks.org

Hi Norrie look here, suppliers throughout uk, the word to search is "Roofline" http://www.bayplastics.co.uk/product%20gui...pp-roofline.htm

http://www.ices.dk/marineworld/fishmap/ice...rsemackerel.pdf Mackerel, like most scombrids, are highly-streamlined, fast-swimming, pelagic fish, and they are widespread in shelf seas of the North Atlantic, usually at depths of less than 200 m. They are a classic shoaling fish, with shoals of up to 9 km long, 4 km wide, and 40 m deep being reported [2]. Mackerel is caught in large quantities with purse seines and large pelagic trawls, but is also rewarded by anglers as a sporting fish. Having no swim bladder, even dense schools do not show up clearly on echo sounders.

http://middlepath.com.au/plant/loquat.php Five bellies, even more than you wanted to know.

Strange coincidence; did anyone notice the name of the restaurant; To sum up "zizi" is the official (LAROUSSE) for a boy's "willy"

Leon Ithink you may have been very fortunate and saw a rufous cuckoo (apparently always female) the flight pattern is right. see the link; http://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/...ckoo/index.asp#

We have our very own leopard man in Scotland http://www.metacafe.com/watch/44090/the_leopard_man/

You'r right Alan, see link http://www.rspb.org.uk/Images/legaleagle46_tcm5-89249.pdf