Article about new IB rules

[Dollit]

Published in this mornings Times

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle3635747.ece

[Michael]

Good Morning Dollit, you must get up early to get your newspapers

Thanks for the snippets out of them, I stopped getting newspapers on a regular basis many years ago as they fuelled my depression. But if I know of a particular article then I sometimes do get one.
The only paper my wife insists on is the local one for the hatch, match and despatch columns!

Have a brilliant day

Michael

[Dollit]

Well when I do my bits of research for whatever reason I read around 8 papers a day so I get them online and just pick out the stuff I'm interested in. Easier and cheaper than reading the real thing!

[Fedup]

Well when I do my bits of research for whatever reason I read around 8 papers a day so I get them online and just pick out the stuff I'm interested in. Easier and cheaper than reading the real thing!

Good idea Dollit ........... welldone

[daffy]

I stopped buying papers back in the 80s when i was having a paricularly bad spell. I was convinced there was going to be a nuclear attack and was behaving erratically. My gp advised i stopped reading newspapers and watching the news.

I must admit tho, some may think im ignorant of whats going on in the world but i do feel happier not knowing.

[Dollit]

If it works for you Daffy then that's okay.

[yakuza]

I'm the same Dollit,I try to get through as much online news as possible without blowing a fuse and end up all confused

[Dollit]

I rarely get through a real newspaper without something getting ripped up and I'm always shouting at online papers!

[yakuza]

I find there's so much more to get through with the online versions,much more interesting too

[Dollit]

Yes and I get those little newletters delivered tailored to my needs so that I get told what's interesting to me! The only trouble is that when a big story breaks in the States I wake up to 40 or 50 emails on elections or something!