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STV News: Tory candidate tells schoolgirl to go 'back to Scotland'
STV News: Tory candidate tells schoolgirl to go 'back to Scotland'
ABC News: 'Just doing my bit': The 22yo who blocked the WannaCry cyberattack.
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Bob was in his prime, dapper, always buffed and polished. Glancing at Bob would tell you that he was a man who cared about his appearance . Bob took his grooming seriously not in a vain or showy way. His face was clean shaven with no scars or blemishes, perhaps the hint of a broken nose. A tanned face with a ready smile his blue eyes seemed to shine with his smile, getting bigger and sparkled as his smile grew. Topped by short dark coiffed hair that had been newly cut. There was no falderal or flash but from the polished shoes to the razor sharp crease in his trousers anyone would surmise that Bob wasn't a trouser press man. Bobs style: A good iron in the hands of an expert. He couldn't remember a time when he wasn't. " A proper job front and rear, an iron allows attention to detail. " At that thought Bob guffawed happily in a deep, coursing bellow, loud enough to startle anyone in close range. As he bimbled along in a way only sailors can after weeks at sea, a rolling figure of eight that easily turns from walking to dancing to drinking.
Every step I’ve been taking lately has been so heavy. I feel like I’m walking through water and I’m so tired. But I’ll gladly keep bearing the weight and pushing forward if it means all these steps will lead me to you.
It’ll all be worth it in the end.
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April 28 2017
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Watch Independence Live's Divestment Film Night - with Common Weal, Fossil Free Strathclyde & Friends of the Earth Scotlandevent starting in 2 minutes on Livestream.com. Gilmorehill Centre (Andrew Stewart Cinema), 9 University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ Hosted by: The Common Weal - a vision for a better Scotland, Fossil Free Strathclyde and Friends of the Earth Scotland. Please reserve your place at: https://divest-glasgow-film-night.eventbrite.co.uk/ Using poetry, journalism and art, a series of beautiful and inspiring short films will explore Scotland’s oil industry, the challenge of climate change, and what can be gained from fighting for environmental justice. Glasgow Council invests £890 million in fossil fuels. Instead we need investment in projects that are environmentally and socially just, and with local elections in early May now’s the perfect time to demand this change. After the films you can join us for tea and coffee, and we’ll will help you email and tweet your Council election candidates about going fossil free. The cinema venue has step-free access via a side door. Please email [email protected] to notify us if you will need assistance. We apologise that we cannot confirm step-free access to venue where tea and coffee will take place. This event forms part of the Global Divestment Mobilisation. Find out more at: www.globaldivestmentmobilisation.org Find our more about our campaign for councils to divest from fossil fuels at www.reinvest.scot and http://fossilfreestrathclyde.wordpress.com/ Organised by Common Weal and Friends of the Earth Scotland with Fossil Free Strathclyde. Facebook events page: https://www.facebook.com/events/444629669214372/ Venue map: https://goo.gl/maps/uNiWJDqgH8S2 Free admission
Gilmorehill Centre (Andrew Stewart Cinema), 9 University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ Hosted by: The Common Weal - a vision for a better Scotland, Fossil Free Strathclyde and Friends of the Earth Scotland. Please reserve your place at: https://divest-glasgow-film-night.eventbrite.co.uk/ Using poetry, journalism and art, a series of beautiful and inspiring short films will explore Scotland’s oil industry, the challenge of climate change, and what can be gained from fighting for environmental justice. Glasgow Council invests £890 million in fossil fuels. Instead we need investment in projects that are environmentally and socially just, and with local elections in early May now’s the perfect time to demand this change. After the films you can join us for tea and coffee, and we’ll will help you email and tweet your Council election candidates about going fossil free. The cinema venue has step-free access via a side door. Please email [email protected] to notify us if you will need assistance. We apologise that we cannot confirm step-free access to venue where tea and coffee will take place. This event forms part of the Global Divestment Mobilisation. Find out more at: www.globaldivestmentmobilisation.org Find our more about our campaign for councils to divest from fossil fuels at www.reinvest.scot and http://fossilfreestrathclyde.wordpress.com/ Organised by Common Weal and Friends of the Earth Scotland with Fossil Free Strathclyde. Facebook events page: https://www.facebook.com/events/444629669214372/ Venue map: https://goo.gl/maps/uNiWJDqgH8S2 Free admission
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This unprocessed image shows features in Saturn’s atmosphere from closer than ever before. The view was captured by our Cassini spacecraft during its first Grand Finale dive between the planet and its rings on April 26, 2017.
As Cassini dove through the gap, it came within about 1,900 miles (3,000 kilometers) of Saturn’s cloud tops (where the air pressure is 1 bar – comparable to the atmospheric pressure of Earth at sea level) and within about 200 miles (300 kilometers) of the innermost visible edge of the rings.
See all the unprocessed images from Cassini: https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/galleries/raw-images/
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