We'll be back at 1700 to continue our possible world first, in our second first playthrough of Spyro: Year of the Dragon; rasing money for the amazing #charity that is Alzheimer's Research UK, and you're welcome to join us.

So grab your beverage of choice and pull up a chair:

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But we're not even near half done. just look at some of the things we've got lined up for you if you donate.

You can set me an @taskmaster.tv style challenge, upgrade our Spyro Playthrough to 117%, vote on our next game, or (much to my chagrin) release the booty!

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We'll be back live shortly; and today, we might be performing a world first??!?

It's all for #Charity and we'll be raising money to help #Alzheimer's research.

So grab your beverage of choice, whether it's hot, brown, both, or neither; pull up a chair, and join us at the bar.

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Please donate responsibly; and if you can't donate, there are plenty of other ways you can help out:

Spread the word, tell your friends, shout it to your neighbour Keith from the rooftops.

Heck, even just being there is going to help me in what is probably the biggest event I've done so far.

Yes and works for certain systems and groups.

If you're with a bunch of theatre kids playing Fate or Strange Place; yes and is usually the order of the day...

Whereas If you're playing dark heresy with wargamers, probably not

I'll always try to say yes, sometimes the and will be a but though.

So I don't pay much attention to whether something has won an award, but I regularly look at nominees and shortlists to see what's out there.

I just thought turning the shower on was a normal part of the postie summoning process.

Our next goal is $750, but please donate responsibly; and if you can't donate, please still pop by, keep me vaguely sane and spread the word of the amazing work this charity does.

The Final Day of Court Proceedings starts at the top of the hour at twitch.tv/t1pster

Others say it allowed the NHS to self-regulate and gave it more freedom.
NHS Scotland and wales are accountable to their respective parliaments and assemblies after it got devloved under Blair (I think).
Northern Ireland has their own system that also includes social care.

From what I know (and it isn't much), it's a company that gets all of the health spending and operates fairly autonomously. Some theorise it was a step towards privatisation as it effectively segmented running of england's health service under one non-government umbrella.

I'd assume because its a lot easier to detect a rogue character in a telephone number than an email.

A not insignificant amount of errors made filling in forms are due to accidentally hitting two keys at once.