Thanks though guys appreciate it. I don't mind the jokes if it's just a laugh 
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27 Oct 2014 20:40
6 Nov 2014 09:56
hope your alright dan a seizure is awful. having a brain haemorrage is my biggest fear in life
Ouch! last fucking minute aswel, thought Chelsea would have caned them to be fair though.
cashed out 80mins or so. £350.
got new job on more wedge, should be completing on shared ownership flat next weekend and the apc coat i bought is perfect and fit spot on. got 175 quid on chelsea today. if that comes in im due some bad karma.
Ouch! last fucking minute aswel, thought Chelsea would have caned them to be fair though.
cashed out 80mins or so. £350.
Best - Just found out few of my team can go to this next week…..(possible kiss of death)
Comet landing - Rosetta to deploy Philae - Wed 12 November
In the first ever attempt to land on a comet, the European spacecraft Rosetta built by Airbus DS will release its Philae lander on to comet ‘67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko’ on Wednesday 12 November.
ESA’s European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) is hosting a full media event most of which will be broadcast live.
• We will be showing the ESOC broadcast on large screens as ‘pop in’ events in Stevenage and Portsmouth from 14:00 - 16:30 GMT.
• Confirmation by ESOC of Philae’s landing attempt is expected at 16:00 GMT.
ESA are making the event available to everyone via the Rosetta website: sci.esa.int/rosetta. The full agenda of the media event* (which could be subject to change) is available on the ESA website, ESA Science – Rosetta pages. *NB ESA web pages show timings in CET.
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Earth Observation, Navigation and Science
Comet landing - Rosetta to deploy Philae - Wed 12 November
In the first ever attempt to land on a comet, the European spacecraft Rosetta built by Airbus DS will release its Philae lander on to comet ‘67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko’ on Wednesday 12 November.
ESA’s European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) is hosting a full media event most of which will be broadcast live.
• We will be showing the ESOC broadcast on large screens as ‘pop in’ events in Stevenage and Portsmouth from 14:00 - 16:30 GMT.
• Confirmation by ESOC of Philae’s landing attempt is expected at 16:00 GMT.
ESA are making the event available to everyone via the Rosetta website: sci.esa.int/rosetta. The full agenda of the media event* (which could be subject to change) is available on the ESA website, ESA Science – Rosetta pages. *NB ESA web pages show timings in CET.
Sent on behalf of:
Earth Observation, Navigation and Science
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