...? From station addresses and service provision, I tentatively suggest the following: Amersham Barking Ealing Broadway Heathrow Terminal 5 - unlikely given that photography is forbidden Kensington Olympia Richmond - SWT manages station Stratford Upminster Walthamstow Central - bringing fond memories of Paul Corfield Wimbledon - SWT manages station If we have a summer in 2009, I can foresee some visits. ;) -- Walter Briscoe

....com> wrote: In article <3cb9e6b2-7a99-4d9d-b871-578965f0475e@z11g2000prl.googlegroups.com>, Raja <zepfloyes@gmail.com> wrote: What is your top 10 British bands? You're doing it again. Tony P.S. The groups rec.sport.tennis and rec.sport.soccer have been removed from this cross-posted reply. I think he's trying to toss Wimbledon in there somehow. When's women's beach volleyball on?

... Aug 2008 09:42:11 -0700, Tony Elka <shadowlane@shadowlane.com> wrote: In article <3cb9e6b2-7a99-4d9d-b871-578965f0475e@z11g2000prl.googlegroups.com>, Raja <zepfloyes@gmail.com> wrote: What is your top 10 British bands? You're doing it again. Tony P.S. The groups rec.sport.tennis and rec.sport.soccer have been removed from this cross-posted reply. I think he's trying to toss Wimbledon in there somehow.

...have it noticed in the UK. It's got absolutely nothing to do with the level of interest in the sports, and absolutely everything to do with the mindless sheep effect that has vast numbers of people interested in tennis for a fortnight during Wimbledon and in cycling for three weeks during the Tour de France, and then completely unaware of the sport's existence for the following twelve months. OK... -- Paul Hyett, Cheltenham

...in the UK. It's got absolutely nothing to do with the level of interest in the sports, and absolutely everything to do with the mindless sheep effect that has vast numbers of people interested in tennis for a fortnight during Wimbledon and in cycling for three weeks during the Tour de France, and then completely unaware of the sport's existence for the following twelve months. -- eric Live fast, die only if strictly necessary.

... 25 Jul, 09:52, Whisper <beaver...@ozemail.com.au> wrote: Raja wrote: My top 10 Iron Maiden tracks would all come from their debut album and The Number of the Beast. Can you list your top 10 fave gay porn stars? Well obviously you and pete would be joint no 1 there old whimpers ol pal ? There was incident after the 2nd wimbledon final he took you in the same broom cupboard boris liked and shoved his ace in your hole

..., but that was when Chelsea were playing West Ham. So it was some sort of special added for the football traffic I'd imagine. I didn't see the front of the train, but the indicator at the time said Wimbledon.- Years ago I saw a C stock train at Richmond with Edgware Road as the destination. I've never worked out why any such move would be necessary. Nowadays, the Barking sidings are mainly used for C stock, with the odd bit of ...

.... Yeah. Have seen a C stock arrive at Mile End w/b on Circle Line duty early on a Sunday too. I just imagined it had started life at Plaistow/Barking. I also saw a C stock at Mile End one Saturday evening a few years back, but that was when Chelsea were playing West Ham. So it was some sort of special added for the football traffic I'd imagine. I didn't see the front of the train, but the indicator at the time said Wimbledon.

... Telegraph. Tõrv and Murdoch had three children: Elisabeth Murdoch (born in Sydney, Australia August 22, 1968), Lachlan Murdoch (born in London, UK September 8, 1971), and James Murdoch, (born in Wimbledon, UK December 13, 1972). Murdoch's companies published two novels by his then wife: Family Business (1988) and Coming to Terms (1991); both were seen as being vanity publications. Anna and Rupert divorced acrimoniously in...

... The Daily Telegraph. Tõrv and Murdoch had three children: Elisabeth Murdoch (born in Sydney, Australia August 22, 1968), Lachlan Murdoch (born in London, UK September 8, 1971), and James Murdoch, (born in Wimbledon, UK December 13, 1972). Murdoch's companies published two novels by his then wife: Family Business (1988) and Coming to Terms (1991); both were seen as being vanity publications. Anna and Rupert divorced acrimoniously in June...