... and in a manner which has also no evident logical connection with his offence [sin]. If Chiltern had been a probationer of the AA his actions would have been balanced at once. He had sold an official secret for money. He would have found within a few days that one of his own secrets had been betrayed, with disastrous consequences to himself." Typical Cult-Leader-Speak. "Neuburg himself...

... R N Dolbear wrote: The thread was "Annual Oyster and Photocard" and on 18 Jan Paul Corfield said =As Travelcards with validity beyond the zones can be sold from LU offices then these tickets most certainly are issued on Oyster. An additional "record card" is produced that shows the NR validity outside the zones to allow ticket inspection. = No, ...

Michael R N Dolbear wrote: The thread was "Annual Oyster and Photocard" and on 18 Jan Paul Corfield said =As Travelcards with validity beyond the zones can be sold from LU offices then these tickets most certainly are issued on Oyster. An additional "record card" is produced that shows the NR validity outside the zones to allow ticket inspection. = No, you are right, ...

... types discussed. I think you are confused. The thread was "Annual Oyster and Photocard" and on 18 Jan Paul Corfield said =As Travelcards with validity beyond the zones can be sold from LU offices then these tickets most certainly are issued on Oyster. An additional "record card" is produced that shows the NR validity outside the zones to allow ticket inspection. = -- ...

... stopped selling MetroCards by mail order. The one-day unlimited Fun Pass (which, at $7, is a ripoff) is ONLY sold at vending machines and at out-of-system vendors -- it is NOT sold at booths. until the yanks stop treating all visitors as potential criminals and terrorists it will be a long time before I ...

..., it really isn't, but if someone is paying £2 for a bus fare on more than a few occasions then they're being a bit of a mug. £1 with Oyster, or £1 with a Bus Saver ticket (sold as a carnet of 6 for £6). After a long ponder on this I came to the conclusion that charging double for those paying cash is not only probably illegal if someone wanted to take it through the ...

..., it really isn't, but if someone is paying £2 for a bus fare on more than a few occasions then they're being a bit of a mug. £1 with Oyster, or £1 with a Bus Saver ticket (sold as a carnet of 6 for £6). After a long ponder on this I came to the conclusion that charging double for those paying cash is not only probably illegal if someone wanted to take it through the courts. But it's ...

... many of us were eager to buy into that promise, because we'd already been sold on another persistent myth: 3. Military solutions are the only effective national security solutions. Wrong.... have been done immediately after 9/11, but is still largely neglected. We need to revisit our national infrastructure for disaster preparedness and response. Whether it's floods or fires, evacuation ...

...example. The Nazis didn't nationalize Czech industries when they took over the country, they confiscated them and sold them off to German manfacturers. They did the same thing in Poland and every where else they had...believe is the result of independent research; not any one book. I suggest you need to revisit what your resources are telling you. As to Goldberg's book... It's...

... night we celebrated the festival of Pi, 3.14, which cannot occur in > Europe. > > We revisited the French Restaurant Le Refuge where I celebrated last year > exactly to the day. >...Not sure what they were protesting -- Mel Gibson, antisemitism, perhaps > indeed all the alcohol sold at the stadium. Maybe illegal use of steroids. > > She approached them and gave ...