I'm scratching my brain trying to think of a very good company PWC or MOPS are my best guesses
ob LL s sold his soul and has handed in his belief's and has gone to work for the dark side! Irish Anglo me thinks! All that NAMA money too much pass up!
I have 2 screen names on different skins is it possible to combine these 2 accounts so the same report is run across the same stakes? E.g. Il have 1 report for .25/.50 instead of 2 and only 1 graph
I have 2 screen names on different skins is it possible to combine these to accounts so the same report is run across the same stakes? E.g. Il have 1 report for .25/.50 instead of 2 and only 1 graph
Set up Aliases in HEM.
I'm rolling back to 20nl, 50nl just refuses to accept me
You should play live, the result will obv be the same, get it all in on flop, in big pot ahead and favourite and lose to a turned pair. Dunno why i put myself through the pain so much
Ya well i hadnt really eat for 2 days before yesterday. I ate my dinner after taking the first one and it went down lovely but since then no interest in eating and my stomach feels very bubbly if that makes sense. I still have ate but have not had the interest i usually would.
Dublin? seriously Kev? I wouldnt give them a chance against a Tyrone team thats finding their groove again. I give Down a good chance against a Kerry team who are now without 6 of the team that started against Cork last September. The latest loss is Tomas O Se through suspension and the cracks that started to show agaisnt Limerick may appear a lot deeper next weekend. Meath v Kildare is a cointoss but I like the way Kildare have shown constant improvement in the qualifiers so fancy them to scrape it. Cork will beat Roscommon who won their All Ireland final last Sunday.
Ya well i hadnt really eat for 2 days before yesterday. I ate my dinner after taking the first one and it went down lovely but since then no interest in eating and my stomach feels very bubbly if that makes sense. I still have ate but have not had the interest i usually would.
Ya well i hadnt really eat for 2 days before yesterday. I ate my dinner after taking the first one and it went down lovely but since then no interest in eating and my stomach feels very bubbly if that makes sense. I still have ate but have not had the interest i usually would.
Yeah one the side effects of them is upset stomach/cramps, they say to Drink ginger ale or peppermint tea is best for upset stomach
''Oh my god, I'm dropping shit like a pigeon
I hope you're listening, smacking babies at their christening''
Thanks. I dunno, I have been a bit active and he's been superactive. I still prefer r/c if I was him, but he's probably better than me anyways, so I dunno.
Thanks everyone for the support anyways, and wp to HiCloy on going so close again!
Suspected Serial Killer
Why Suspected Serial Killer will be Able to Roam Free after his Release, when he is freed in 19 days - 11th August 2010.
There has been much speculation in sections of the Irish media recently that suggests that when suspected serial killer Larry Murphy is released from jail (in a few weeks time) having served 15 years for the rape and attempted murder of a young women he will be obliged to tell the Gardai (Irish Police) where he is living at all times. There is also speculation that the nation's women need not be concerned about Murphy's release as he will be under constant Garda supervision and surveillance.
However, Larry Murphy will not be required to give his details to Gardai and he most certainly won’t be under 24/7 surveillance by a team of up to 12 detectives, as suggested by some ill-informed sources.
Background:
Larry Murphy is a carpenter by trade and by all accounts very good at his trade even while in prison where he undertook further courses and classes in carpentry.
Before being caught trying to suffocate a young woman with a plastic bag in the Wicklow Mountains in 2000 Larry Murphy appeared to all who knew him as a happily married man with a young family.
However, Larry Murphy's double life was exposed in 2000 when he was witnessed by two huntsmen in the Wicklow Mountains as he tried to suffocate a young business woman from Carlow whom he had just kidnapped and repeatedly raped.
Following the dissapearence of Deirdre Jacob in 1998 the Gardaí set up a cold case squad named Operation Trace to look into these and possible connected crimes.
These were cases of three women whose bodies were found in the mountains in the past 23 years.
Phyllis Murphy, 23, was found raped, strangled and partially hidden in bushes in the Wicklow Mountains in 1980 (this crime was solved in 1999 and a man named John Creerar was convicted). Eight years later, the decomposed body of Antoinette Smith, 27, was found in a boggy, shallow grave in the Dublin Mountains. She is thought to have been raped and strangled. Two miles away, in 1992, police uncovered the body of Patricia Doherty, 30, a mother of two, who vanished after going Christmas shopping. They also looked into the murder of Raoinaid Murray, 17, who was stabbed to death in Dublin as well as the murders o Maire Kilmartin and Imelda Keenan.
Using the OVID computer system the Gardaí established that commonality could be established in only the cases of: Annie McCarrick, Jo Jo Dullard, and Deirdre Jacob.
With help from the FBI a profile was built up saying the killer was white, married, mid to late thirties. People convicted of violent sex crimes often involving murder were looked at but no evidence against them was found. Some of the Gardaí suspect double rapist Larry Murphy as he matches the description of a man seen with Annie McCarrick, and was in the area when Deirdre Jacob dissapeared and kidnapped one of his rape victims bringing her to two isolated locations.
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