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I've seen this mentioned on a thread recently and thought it might warrant further discussion.
I live up near Manchester, and cannot get to games regularly due to family commitments, cost, travel time or afford a season ticket. However in the past I've managed to make it to a handful of local away games a season.
Now with our upsurge in popularity, it is becoming harder if not impossible to get your hands on away tickets, unless you are a ST holder.
So what are distant fans like me supposed to do?
I get the priority goes to ST and then GC holders as that's what you pay for. But surely there can be a way to allow distant fans access to local away games? Not sure how this would be possible of even if it would be.
It's just a shame that I and others in my situation will likely go a long time before being able to get to a game. Do we just have to wait for promotion and larger away allocations?
Behind the curtain of dust and gas in these “Cosmic Cliffs” are previously hidden baby stars, now uncovered by Webb. We know — this is a show-stopper. Just take a second to admire the Carina Nebula in all its glory: https://t.co/tlougFWg8B#UnfoldTheUniversepic.twitter.com/OiIW2gRnYI
So they have these roles, but I assume there are Civil Servants (?) that would actually do the research / come up with policy ideas and then pitch them to the MP?
So does the change in Health Sec & Treasury actually mean much difference?
Hi Americans, me again; one of our MPs today was suspended in part because of this photo of him, and this has been his excuse. Just so you know why we are being like we are pic.twitter.com/pGYQteLhHP
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For the space enthusiasts, NASA have given the latest update.
Some quotes:
- “working better than the most optimistic predictions”; - “aligned as closely as the laws of physics allowed”; - “so far everything we dared" - "optical performance will be able to meet or exceed the science goals the observatory was built to achieve." - “We have the highest resolution infrared images taken from space, ever.”
It's not all doom and gloom. Amongst all the bad news, there are some great stories coming out.
Thousands of people in Berlin have gone to the central train station to offer fleeing Ukrainians a place to stay. Really moving. pic.twitter.com/OReuMnHcfk
Am I nieve in thinking this might achieve anything?
Protests are erupting in several Russian cities tonight against Putin's large-scale invasion of Ukraine, along with attempts from police to forcibly suppress them. Here's his hometown of St. Petersburg. I'll be threading videos below as I find them. pic.twitter.com/B5MyG5E4ou
Today Space X will launch a Falcon 9 and attempt to land a booster back on land. Normally at sea landing on their drone ship but the southern launch trajectory means a return to land is easier.
If you haven't seen them land a booster on land yet, it is quite a sight. To think a few years ago people said this would never work.
Launch scheduled for 11:12pm landing a short while later.
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