Thursday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In memory of Bridget Reardon. RIP 18th November 2000.
In today's show :
I have been to see the new version of "A Christmas Carol".
They all leave me.
Does anything excite you anymore ?
Please tell me if something goes wrong.
Reading classic books.
Can you recommend any other films around at the moment ?
I need a Disney top up.
Drip, drip, drip.
Watch out for viruses on Facebook.
You wouldn't know it was Jim Carrey.
Vote with your feet.
Brenda has had lunches stolen.
It's not a cartoon - but it's not real people.
Are there any secret viewers ?
Does my water expand in cold weather ?
How much for 2 bags of sweets and a hotdog ?
Have I been abandoned ?
It's not going to get any better ?
An entire seating section to ourselves.
Bags & coats everywhere.
Flying over the houses.
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In today's show :
It's gone cold.
Someone else is paying.
Dual controls.
Another cavery.
You must get an electric blanket.
A complaint email to Costa Coffee.
It looks like a sheep.
Luxury.
Service at Toyota.
Lots of chocolate.
I rarely get cold.
Gwen is doing quite well.
Where are my visitors ?
No one noticed.
A possible LIVE show.
Off to the cinema later.
A bar of Hershey's please.
Saturday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show on here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
Can you guess what I'm holding ?
DJ names.
My most exciting purchase of the year.
Is Ross Patzelt good looking ?
A very old advert.
You've gotta be thick skinned.
I save £500.
DDR & Digital Spy radio forum.
Who's gonna look after my pussy ?
It's only a hobby.
They are so so important.
Ibis.
What happened to the breaks between TV programmes ?
Visiting the relatives.
Marsha's hotel in Paris.
A barbie for my arrival ?
Attitude difference.
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Thursday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here on CURENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
A bright mid November day.
Should I get a cleaner ?
Almost hugely overcharged.
He's like a cat.
Papers everywhere.
Looking a little chunky.
Jason tells us about his hip operation.
Another carvery.
A trip to McDonalds.
I was abandoned.
Stop feeding my pet.
The Weatherspoons in Islington.
Have they downsized the large coke cups ?
She didn't say sorry.
Nokia applications.
Vile muffins from Aldi.
Tom enjoyed the hacking cough.
I need to clean my house.
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Tuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
Nephews - not niece's !
Lines on movement in the video show.Why ?
No tiny portions please.
Dad always wore a shirt & tie.
Pizzahut.
Hi to Cass from Texas.
No mixed veg.
Alan ponders about my sofa.
Jimmy's eating drives me mad.
He was with me before he found that young thing.
The bill falls in my lap.
Slop bucket.
The virus has been expelled.
How can you throw away food ?
Did your cough come from me ?
Nibbling at a chip.
My letter to the accountant.
Does it travel down wires ?
Eating with just a fork.
I reject evilness.
Gwen is a "Fab old gal".
"The Silver Birch".
Ron was being camp.
Another football.
I can see through the curtain.
James Dean goes off with other friends.
A medium for the same price.
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"Ibn Sina is the first humanoid robot which actually can perform Arabic dialogue," Dr. Nikolaos Mavridis, lab director of the Interactive Robots and Media Laboratory and assistant professor of computer sciences, told The Media Line.
"The reason why we choose Ibn Sina is multi-fold," Mavridis said of the robot's name. "Number one we wanted somebody who people of the region can see as one of their own people, number two we wanted someone who carries values which are important for the region such as science and philosophy… He is pretty much the equivalent of Leonardo Da Vinci for the region that we are in."
Thursday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show her on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
Can't say my name.
It's enough to make you throw up.
Not that I've got anyone to talk to.
Lovely weather.
Ross eats again.
They just get on with it.
A very nice three days.
Barry White.
Dealing with bad news in different ways.
Sight seeing in London on a bus.
It costs pennies to make cola drinks.
Cats "devil ears".
What's the point of walking up a big old hill ?
The glass shelving unit has gone.
Loud music at home.
Happy happy happy.
Spend the money to sit at the front.
Can you see more than one of me ?
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Tuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
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It's on the other side of the kitchen.
Pub food.
The wires too short.
Product placement.
Things are getting desperate.
Jobs that are not done properly.
Read the instructions.
Still not bought the ticket.
What sort of product should I allow ?
Ding dong.
Recycle the plug.
Why is the video so long ?
Do I need bolts inserted ?
A stupid question.
Susan's roof.
I can't part with the money.
The washing machine story.
Five stars.
Tell me your DIY disasters.
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Saturday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
My bland offerings.
There will be complaints.
Take a trip down the Thames.
Welcome Yvonne.
It's not about the money.
Provoking.
Another practical joke.
The smell of Heaven.
An experiment with plants.
I get confused with two emails.
Welcome Dougie.
Tom's birthday.
Not defunked.
Vile chocolate.
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Cats have magical powers.
Richmond, Surrey.
Trip to Thorpe Park.
Cough nearly gone.
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In today's show :
Gwen on the phone talking about her cancer & it's treatment.
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In today's show :
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Cross your legs.
Shunning modern things.
Should I install a swimming pool ?
Almost sorted itinery.
Welcome Brenda.
Don't dump it in an old hole.
Plan ahead.
Chocolate.
Do you want to know when you are going to die ?
Am I bank rolling the whole of BA ?
Back pain again.
The miners strike.
A second opinion ?
Katie gives me an evil look.
Lotus position.
Sounding like a frog.
Can you live without electricity ?
A sack of old potatoes.
Okis Wen Kroy.
CW's eye troubles.
Don't eat it afterwards.
Washing machine day tomorrow.
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Saturday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats
In today's show :
Ordering men & lads by post.
Minor disaster in the kitchen.
I sniffed.
Suko's emails are in pieces.
What is your neighbours garden like ?
Full of content.
A ruined box.
Time for a flu injection.
Japanese supermarkets.
Carl moans again.
Get out and do something.
A small pool of water.
Is the cat having an accident ?
Win a holiday to the Isle Of Wight.
Cast in a bad light.
Sneeze as much as you like.
Is the rust an indicator ?
It's all very rushed.
A new gadget is on the way.
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In today's show :
Guess what I've found.
Deformation of character.
New Karaoke night - "Belushi's" in Borough High Street, London Bridge, London on Wednesday's.
Are you watching this as a piece of history ?
My longest relationship.
A new musical instrument ?
Large & green.
Ronny's car is damaged - again.
"The Vikings".
Bad cyclists.
When it's over - move on.
An expensive upgrade which could have been avoided.
What year is it for you ?
"Junk in your trunk" ?
How long will my programmes remain on the net ?
Twisted foot.
Will I be taken to court ?
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Philip Spooner is a lifetime Republican, World War II veteran and, to everyone's surprise, a gay marriage supporter. The 86-year-old gave a heartfelt speech in support of gay marriage to Maine's Judiciary Committee back in April, and the video has just now become an internet hit.
Spooner's voice wavers often as he weaves his own life story into the speech, using his experience as a soldier as his main defense for gay marriage. He lists his accomplishments in the war, among them serving in Patton's Third Army and carrying POWs back home, making it clear that he's a true American -- and according to Spooner, there's nothing more American than fighting for equality.
I am here today because of a conversation I had last June when I was voting. A woman at my polling place asked me, "Do you believe in equal, equality for gay and lesbian people?" I was pretty surprised to be asked a question like that. It made no sense to me. Finally I asked her, "What do you think our boys fought for at Omaha Beach?" I haven't seen much, so much blood and guts, so much suffering, much sacrifice. For what? For freedom and equality. These are the values that give America a great nation, one worth dying for.Philip Spooner is a lifetime Republican, World War II veteran and, to everyone's... more
Tuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch or listen to the show on Tues, Thurs & Sats here at WWW.UNITEDKINGDOMTALK.CO.UK
In today's show :
Bad back.
Very helpful man in ASDA - Brighton.
The cough is hanging aound.
Banoffe pie.
The shopping buggy.
Sleeping on the sofa.
Very good value dinner.
Will the wall collapse ?
Panorama.
Carvery.
Happy Birthday Jade.
Blueberries too expensive.
Never been to Ireland.
"The Saltdean Tavern".
The knees must not be higher than the hips.
Jason's tidy flat.
I's love to chat with Michael O'Leary from Ryan Air.
I go round twice.
Suko loves "Snow Patrol".
Take the family out to dinner.
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As the health insurance reform debate enters into its final stages in Congress, the President denounces the desperate and deceptive last-ditch efforts of the health insurance companies to derail it.As the health insurance reform debate enters into its final stages in Congress, the... more
Saturday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch the show here on CURRENT TV on Tues, Thurs & Sats.
In today's show :
What do older dj's do with their time off ?
Robbed.
Watch your neighbours.
Geese.
Road trip.
My empty hanging baskets.
Send in your pictures.
Many relatives in Australia.
Warfield - posh.
I got lost.
Spiders everywhere.
Winter Pansies.
What did she swallow ?
I like it quiet.
Too many poofs in one place.
The chair has been repaired - sort of.
I like a bit of colour.
Jimmy is amused.
Be my eyes and ears.
Travelling on the cheap.
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In today's show :
A bright October afternoon.
Welcome Nick in Canada.
Do you ever have a look ?
A different colour.
The Americans like to collect things.
A karaoke concert for Gwen.
Suko calms down.
Purple water.
24 hour chest cold.
Prelude to the attack.
Lisa knows what is wrong with me.
Princess Diana fountain.
Everyone needs hope.
A whole day in front of the telly.
Kojak.
Getting things mixed up.
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"The 400-year-old mystery of whether William Shakespeare was the author of an unattributed play about Edward III may have been solved by a computer program designed to detect plagiarism.
Sir Brian Vickers, an authority on Shakespeare at the Institute of English Studies at the University of London, believes that a comparison of phrases used in The Reign of King Edward III with Shakespeare’s early works proves conclusively that the Bard wrote the play in collaboration with Thomas Kyd, one of the most popular playwrights of his day.
The professor used software called Pl@giarism, developed by the University of Maastricht to detect cheating students, to compare language used in Edward III — published anonymously in 1596, when Shakespeare was 32 — with other plays of the period.
He discovered that playwrights often use the same patterns of speech, meaning that they have a linguistic fingerprint. The program identifies phrases of three words or more in an author’s known work and searches for them in unattributed plays. In tests where authors are known to be different, there are up to 20 matches because some phrases are in common usage. When Edward III was tested against Shakespeare’s works published before 1596 there were 200 matches.
Sir Brian said: “There might be ten to 20 common phrases between two plays by different authors. The computer is picking out three-word sequences that could just be chunks of grammar. But when you get metaphors or unusual parts of speech, it is different.”
The Shakespeare matches came from four scenes, about 40 per cent of the play. The remaining scenes had about 200 matches with works by Kyd, best known for The Spanish Tragedy, a play known to have influenced Shakespeare, indicating that he wrote the other 60 per cent of the play.
The suggestion that Shakespeare had a hand in Edward III has been debated for about 150 years but has found favour only recently. It was ignored by mainstream publications until 1997, when it was included in The Riverside Shakespeare, and has subsequently been accepted by The Oxford Shakespeare: The Complete Works.
Sir Brian said: “When you have 200 [matches] you can be pretty sure. Everyone can see that certain scenes are very Shakespearean, but no one could see why there were verses that are definitely not his. There is a real difference in quality between the two authors.”
The mystery has endured because some academics refuse to believe that Shakespeare collaborated with other playwrights at that stage of his career, he said. “They think, Shakespeare has been elevated to the position of the Bard, so why would he have collaborated with anyone else?”""The 400-year-old mystery of whether William Shakespeare was the author of an... more
Tuesday's edition of my three times a week talk show.Watch or listen to the show on Tues, Thurs & Sats here at WWW.UNITEDKINGDOMTALK.CO.UK
In today's show :
A minor operation.
Two incidents in the swimming pool.
Merlin & Casualty.
The three karaoke nights I host.
Miserable woman.
Very hot.
I don't splash.
Student night.
I'm not one to moan.
A special bonus for video watchers.
A Swiss plate.
Splinter.
Birmingham's "Chantel".
£374 for a year.
Dragging myself into work.
Mum & Dad's honeymoon.
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