They ought to but, you know, Dollars and all.
I considered Summer series but, no
Jeez. A clip has emerged of Donald Trump in the Oval Office discussing how people made money in the recent market fluctuations as a result of his tariffs.
"He made two-and-a-half billion today, and he made nine hundred million, that's not bad!"
In the minutes before President Donald Trump's social media post on Wednesday pausing tariffs sent the US stock market rallying, some unidentified options traders placed bets worth millions of dollars that the market would rebound, data shows reut.rs/3XSL2Qd
Last night, Ben Phillips and his friend Stan arrived back after their epic walk from Dean Court to St Mary's (and back)!
πΉ youtu.be/r0B5lcuV5eo
24 hours on foot, split across two days, raising Β£4,000 for Alzheimer's Research UK β€οΈ
#afcb #saintsfc
Here's what happened...
Last night, Cherries were outdone by the Tractorboys in a showing which possibly ploughed our European hopes into the mud.
πΉ youtu.be/epAbASasyvk
Our vlog captures the emotion after #itfc's first PL win of 2025, #afcb's malaise, plus a chance to win John Sainty's "Last Man Standing" book ππ
The human face of all those bullshit, blue tick Twitter accounts full of racism, lies, cowardice & crueltyβ¦
Many thanks Rob as always.
Really good to get this insight. πππUTCIADπππ
And, the railway works on control periods, uk wide, for this sort of work. The current one is from April '24 to March '29.
Much as I'd like them to run trains on Saturday, truth is they aren't going to care about football after all that planning.
π½πππ: Everton 0-2 Bournemouth
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For #afcb's 4th Round #FACup clash, I walked to #EFC's Grand Old Lady from their new facility at Bramley-Moore Dock.
πΊ Pint with some Toffees
π€ Alex Scott's old headteacher
π₯Ή Fans' Goodison goodbye
#UTFT #EVERTON
The engineering work is planned months and months in advance. Only if there is a need for immediate work is that not the case.
Damned if they do, damned if they don't.
As a Ted Mac regular with Max points, my main thought is about reduced capacity and further restrictions on tickets if and when they start work. From that point of view sadly a ground share suits better. Interesting times.
π£οΈ πΉπππππππ: Bournemouth Overcome Everton's "Anti-Football"
youtu.be/Fd4rXlNH93I
Welsh wing wizard David Brooks struck late for #afcb as Cherries secured their first double of the season against a disheveled #EFC.
Fans reacted at full-time outside Vitality Stadium.
Word of the Day is one I keep posting at the end of the year, hoping its time will come.
βRespairβ, from the 16th century, is fresh hope, and a recovery from despair.
Hereβs to a few drops of respair in 2025.
A Merry Christmas to you too πππ»ππ
73,720 people saw Bournemouth defeat Manchester United today. The largest ever crowd to witness an #afcb win.
@crosscountry.bsky.social on 17.25 MANBMH absolutely crammed solid, 4 cars, NO declassified 1st, people not allowed onto reserved seats. What on earth are you doing? You know when events are on. I wonder if you care?
The nearly 3 million rivers that weave across the world are experiencing rapid and surprising changes, with potentially drastic implications for everything from drinking water supplies to flood risks, according to a new study.
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Irrelevent, that would have been wrong as well.
He would have had to at the time.
I still would have said it was an incorrect sporting outcome.
I actually think that Toto would not have pressed for the action taken.
Possible we'd have to agree to disagree on that point.
And all that stat proves is how important that incident was.
If you defend it you must be blind to fair competition.
After all the Race Director of the time was moved and then left.
Procedures with comms to officials were changed and with v good reason.
Max is a great talent.
His actions raise ???
#afcb towards the bottom of the βmoney for TVβ list so far this season. Instead of squeezing matchgoers maybe the powers that be should be treading on some Broadcaster cornsβ¦
Shame that he has so little class.
Showing some humility would go a long way to improve his relationship with F1 fans.
Thanking them for their support at the end of a race, without being reminded, would be a start.
π£οΈ REACTION: Bournemouth Go JOINT SEVENTH After Late Late Win At Ipswich!
youtu.be/X3BrcKqbh3M
Fans react with @sam.afcbpodcast.com outside Portman Road after Enes Γnal and Dango Outtara were the unlikely last gasp heroes in a disheveled #afcb performance against #itfc π
#AFCB
I don't know who needs to hear this, but you don't need to justify your reading preferences and choices to anyone. Audiobooks count as reading. Also, you don't have to finish books you don't enjoy. Don't read to impress, read for yourself. Life's too short, love yourself, ok?
Signed, a librarian.
Ah I had wondered. Ta.
I too am afraid you are right.
I would never suggest you shouldn't seek their help. I'm sorry if I implied that.
I worked in benefits and the lack of an enquiry office in towns for people to go into face to face is a travesty.
I loved helping people, but sadly those offices are gone.
I wish you luck
The form is complex because means testing is complex. Hence the debate between universal payment and a means test.
Having worked in the means tested benefit sector it is not the desire to produce a form to stop people claiming. A great deal of time is expended trying to slim the forms I can say.
Perhaps I'm being a bit critical of ML because he does so much good.
What I know from my experience is as soon as complexity or form length is mentioned it's a red flag.
Yes not enough help is available. Much due to the last govt hating civil servants. Charities can help bit should not be relied o
Been an enduring problem encouraging take up of Pension Credit & it's predecessors.
Commentators continue to emphasise the forms length, not pointing out many of the questions are irrelevant to most applicants. For Martin Lewis to fall into this trap is surprising.
It stops deserved people applying
