... Serbia would benefit by bringing in women from "Laos, Burma, Cambodia and Vietnam." The number of Serbs is dwindling by 30&nsp;000 each year, the women disinterested in bearing children and men interested in emigrating westward instead of farming so something "must urgently be done," Vasiljevic said. "There (in Asia) they already live on $2 a day. Here it's economic heaven for them," Vasiljevic said. "They're Buddhists...

..., said Serbia would benefit by bringing in women from "Laos, Burma, Cambodia and Vietnam." The number of Serbs is dwindling by 30&nsp;000 each year, the women disinterested in bearing children and men interested in emigrating westward instead of farming so something "must urgently be done," Vasiljevic said. "There (in Asia) they already live on $2 a day. Here it's economic heaven for them," Vasiljevic said. "They're Buddhists and that...

...and belief is the death of your roots and birthright values, as I had stepped onto this land I had not heard of any group of people would want to compromise its belief and religion. The very reason why people were moving westward is the break away from the King of England, such that every one can practice his/her own belief and religion. Therefore, the items #2 and #3 of your questions are not significant, if Mhong people change or not…LOL...

... not served by TfL bus routes? Chris (1) By which I mean the stop labelled 'Temple Station'. I know Aldwych is very well served and only two minutes walk from Temple. I wonder whether this Westward extension has anything to do with the proposed closure of Blackfriars Station madness, so at least people who can't/don't want to walk half a mile can get out at Temple and get the 388 to Blackfriars? It's ...

...London Boroughs not served by TfL bus routes? Chris (1) By which I mean the stop labelled 'Temple Station'. I know Aldwych is very well served and only two minutes walk from Temple. I wonder whether this Westward extension has anything to do with the proposed closure of Blackfriars Station madness, so at least people who can't/don't want to walk half a mile can get out at Temple and get the 388 to Blackfriars? It's always ...

Dave Plowman wrote: JNugent <JN@NPPTG.com> wrote: [ ... ] The £25 charge was always totally disproportionate to the "harm" they caused though Reports indicate that Boris might scrap the westward extension of the "congestion" zone and might also limit the hours of operation so that people can still visit the central area for lunch, shopping or the theatre without being ripped off. But will still be ...

Dave Plowman <dave@davesound.co.uk> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: Reports indicate that Boris might scrap the westward extension of the "congestion" zone and might also limit the hours of operation so that people can still visit the central area for lunch, shopping or the theatre without being ripped off. But will still be ripped off by parking charges - which in the congestion zone are likely to...

... <KcudnXT7gdK0ue7VnZ2dneKdnZydnZ2d@pipex.net>, JNugent <JN@NPPTG.com> wrote: The £25 charge was always totally disproportionate to the "harm" they caused though Reports indicate that Boris might scrap the westward extension of the "congestion" zone and might also limit the hours of operation so that people can still visit the central area for lunch, shopping or the theatre without being ripped off. But will ...

... to buy more efficient cars have actually been stitched up quite badly. The £25 charge was always totally disproportionate to the "harm" they caused though Reports indicate that Boris might scrap the westward extension of the "congestion" zone and might also limit the hours of operation so that people can still visit the central area for lunch, shopping or the theatre without being ripped off. Longer term, one hopes that ...

... sometimes say we're southern plains. Our area is also called Texoma because we're right above TX...not exactly in the middle. The confusion arises, I think because Chicago is considered to be "the midwest". That started being true when the Mississippi was the western border of the yoo-ess. And when we expanded westward, the monikers for the various regions never changed. Very astute Odd, I agree.