Last weeks comments were rather reticent but having now seen the full results for all Leagues it seems proper to add a little detail. Bob's magnificent score of 39 whilst being equalled by the Albion's John Hargreaves was other wise only beaten by Mark Watson's astounding 54 in the A League. The overall score of 144 beat all teams in the B and C Leagues and whilst being equalled by one in the A League...
Some very close games were fought out this week, 3 of them finishing with victories by a margin of just 1 point along with 1 match with a 2 point winning advantage. It was also “Derby Day” for many of the pubs with two teams playing from the same premises. In the A League , the Ox- fford just edged out the Ox- fford ‘C’ 146 – 134, Mark Watson top-scoring for the Ox- fford...
By Chris Tobias Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a critical issue across Asia. From local companies to multi-national conglomerates, how successfully business interacts with its environs and community is of supreme importance. The recent CSR-Asia Conference held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia gave some worthwhile perspectives in a region home to roughly 60% of the world's population. But how many...
[Thanks to Tommy.] Mark Watson photographs , from a hang glider, the "morning glory" phenomenon of a huge rolling cloud. Aaaaaand, this way kewl video of the astounding behavior of water drops in slow mo. Both video deserve the HQ treatment, is why I don't embed them.
Summary: Charleston Battery assistant coach Mark Watson will assist the New England Revolution until the end of the MLS season. Link: http://thedigitel.com/node/6919
The latest issue of Slingshot is 266, publishing date September 2009. The next issue will be the November issue. This issue is 60 pages long, not including the cover pages. It's published in the same format introduced with issue 258. The contents of Slingshot 266 are as follows. For games articles, I've indicated the relevant rule set where it's not immediately obvious from the title; with historical...
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a new opinion on www.dooyoo.co.uk about Mark Watson - Can I briefly talk to you about the point of life? written by durhamapple This man is naturally hilarious. He's lives in Bristol but for some bizarre reason performs his stand up using a gruff welsh accent, but I'm not complaining because everything that comes out of his mouth seems funnier. He's clean and doesn't swear ...
Professional photographer (and Nikon ambassador) Mark Watson heard about an interesting phenomena. In a certain area of Australia, there is a rare cloud formation know as the "Morning Glory. Mark shot video and still pictures of these clouds for the Red Bull Glorious Days project.
For the past 3 days i've been down at Stephen Street Studios in London to watch the recording of We Need Answers hosted by Mark Watson, Tim Key and Alex Horne. Tuesday's recording (with guests Vanessa Feltz and Simon Bird) was one of the best in the series so far. The on-set banter between Simon (from the Inbetweeners), Tim and Mark was very funny. There were a lot of childish jokes, my favourite being...
"Theatre is life, film is art, TV is furniture" (Free subscription) | 10/10/2009
Yes it's that time again. This week I went to a couple of very different comedy nights - the rather genteel Bottle Rocket at the New Players Theatre on Sunday, and the unwieldy Monkey Business at the basement Caramel Bar, Kentish Town on Thursday. Different then, but both a lot of fun and both featuring Stephen Merchant, a man who is very much 'doing the rounds' at the moment, building up to what he...
Last night and the night before I went to the recording of We Need Answers for BBC4 which is hosted by Mark Watson, Tim Key and Alex Horne. Terry Christian and Camilla Dallerup were the contestants on the first night, and last night we had Aggie MacKenzie and Peter Tatchell. I enjoyed the first recording slightly more as the guests were excellent. Don't get me wrong the second night was good too, it...
Another week and another opportunity to see something brilliant at the Colston Hall. I've had in the diary and still got the date confused! I first came accross him on Mark Watson radio 4 show (though he is only on the first series, now it's Tom Basdon). He was really good fun and he is a very talented guy though his show wasn't as constantly funny as some other comdians I've seen. Here are two of...
Bottle Rocket have been supplying the Midlands with chuckles for a while now, and they've decided it's high time they exported their nights of laughter to our glorious capital. But they're shunning the baying pits of comedy clubs and opting instead for the intimate elegance of the New Players Theatre. Kicking the whole scheme off on Sunday is Holly Walsh, who'll be introducing a pretty stellar line-up...
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"Theatre is life, film is art, TV is furniture" (Free subscription) | 09/14/2009
This is the debate bubbling away on Chortle and subsequently Twitter, prompted, of course, by Mark Watson's appearances on ads for Magners Pear Cider. Well, I say 'of course', but there was also Ed Byrne on Carphone Warehouse, and literally as I write I am listening to Stephen Fry and Paul Merton voice cartoon phones. And there must be many others. Anyway, the argument started with a piece from David...
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