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Gestational diabetes is very interesting. We normally use abot 10 - 15% of our pancreatic funtion for insulin production. When women are pregnant their pancreas will increase its mass by around 50%. For some women, such as your wife, this is still insufficient to produce the required number of...

Has she acquired gestational diabetes? She want to be looking at things that have more starch than sugar for snacks. Things like rice cakes can be very good and even crisps have the carb/glucose balance that she requires. Have a good look at Diabetes UK's web-site as there is plenty of sound...

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This video has been removed due to terms of use violation. Must have been good.

As long as Choral Evensong stays I'm not too bothered. I don't think I'd enjoy the whining call to prayer from an Iman even if the sermon was more lively than the CofE. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/choralevensong/

Agreed. They should also consider making private health and education tax deductable and therefore more affordable to the masses. The same ammount of money would flow around the economy just it would be in the hands of private individuals rather than thieving, wasteful and lying politicians. I...

:lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: :lolol: Have I just stumbled upon a lost script for Harry Enfield meets Viz?

Small earthquake in Chile not many dead or Universe Older Than Previously Believed

I grew up on Shoreham Beach and I often saw him outside my bedroom window :ohmy:

According to our very own government's statistics that is untrue. Not paying attention kills. It is the lead story in todays Daily Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/ I still think the speed-limit in towns and villages should be 20 - 25mph though.

Bangalore used to be the centre of British administration and traditionally all the military types retire there. Until recently it was relatively quite and the traffic is still almost sane. Now the home of IT and call centres it has a very high proportion of yuppies. It has the Indian Institure...

It works with mutual societies where each member has one vote. However, I don't think that a supporters trust could service the losses that the club incurs or raise the capital to build Falmer (which may or may not make the club viable). If Falmer is built, then I cannot imagine that it would...

Isn't he only on around £100000 a year at NI?

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But why would I even want to do that? I know what my own requirements are and so should every consumer. I have no interest in a 95% LTV or 4 x joint incomes. If you are remortgaging, for example, your existing lender may well be able to match your best offer anyway. Best, thats rather...

If you say that often enough you'll believe it too. Seriously, mortgage advisors are only for the stupid who are incapable of locating a suitable product for themselves. If you have a decent credit rating you should have no need of them - just go to the building societies (e.g., YBS, Britannia...

At my wife cousins "wedding", it transpired that the groom was already married. The reception in a dry Baptist hall was a very dour affair which didn't last too long.

No, well said to you. I think there is a lot to your point and the club would do well to look at their customers more carefuly. It seems that there is a bit of a PR problem at the moment. This all seems to have started with the new investors fairly recently. Perhaps DK is not in as much control...

Actually, that is very sensible. Most charities and organizations will acknowledge a donation because they know that if you give once you will probably give again. Top idea Leekbrook :clap:

Re: Re: Hogan - A tragic case I have sympathy for him and his family. Perhaps he could not face the thought of his children growing up with the same anguish and torture he appears to have been living with in his head? None of us will know what really happened, but he is certainly a broken man...