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The Apollo Project: We've Merged!
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Monday, April 10, 2006. The Apollo Project has joined forces with Rob Knight's Liberal Review. Henceforth this site will be kept as an archive. For the new Apollo Project. Offers the best of Liberal opinion, commentary and ideas. We will continue with the best of Apollo, plus the Editor's review. By various well-known Liberal and liberal contributors. Rob will continue to round up the day's News. And there will be regularly updated Blogger Profiles. The Apollo Project ...
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The Apollo Project: Song Title Meme
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Wednesday, April 05, 2006. Thanks to Random Incident. 1 Are you male or female:. 3 How do some people feel about you:. Your name (has slipped my mind again). 4 How do you feel about yourself:. 5 Describe your day:. 6 Describe current gf/bf:. 7 Describe where you want to be:. 8 Describe how you live:. 9 What would you ask for if you had just one wish:. I want to be a Machine. 10 Share a few words of wisdom:. 11 Now say goodbye:. I can't stay long. At 05 April, 2006 22:14.
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The Apollo Project: Childcare is not "just a woman's issue"
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Tuesday, March 14, 2006. Childcare is not "just a woman's issue". By Steve Travis Nick Assinder raises the issue of a Commons Creche. Its a sad indicment of our "Obsessive" working culture that, in its worst form, means that any attempt at a normal family life has to be brushed under the carpet. Thankfully, far away from the notice of those who run government and business, a quiet revolution. Posted by Peter Pigeon @ 1:34 pm. At 31 March, 2009 12:19.
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The Apollo Project: 1906 and all that - Part 1
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Sunday, March 12, 2006. 1906 and all that - Part 1. Prompted by the anniversary of the Liberal Landslide, adn a recent foray into genealogical research, I have just finished Paul Thompson's excellent The Edwardians. First up is the Conservative Party which, like the poor, seems destined to always be with us. Posted by Apollo Project @ 8:57 pm. A Spring in our Step. Our day out in Liverpool. School trip to Liverpool. So hip, so trendy, those cool conservatives.
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The Apollo Project: The Education Bill and the British Political System
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Friday, March 17, 2006. The Education Bill and the British Political System. A common argument offered against proportional electoral systems is that sometimes they do not provide operational majorities for the party with the most number of seats following an election, which in turn leads to unstable government, encourages horse-trading for votes, and discourages radical legislation and reform. I heard Frank Field. For example, agreeing with a Cameroonian Butskellite c...
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The Apollo Project: So hip, so trendy, those cool conservatives
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Sunday, March 05, 2006. So hip, so trendy, those cool conservatives. Damien Green is in the Observer. This morning, telling us how much the Tories have changed. His speciality is immigration. He doesn't exactly apologise for baseless scaremongering and pandering to racism, but is prepared to admit that. Maybe the tone has been too harsh. So now the Tories welcome immigrants, nothing against immigrants, fine people immigrants. Got it? But what does Damien Green want?
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The Apollo Project: School trip to Liverpool
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Monday, March 06, 2006. School trip to Liverpool. Shadow Cabinet: Where are we going? Has Boris got to apologise again? Dave: Stop muttering and get in the coach! Have you remembered your packed lunch? Shadow Cabinet: Why do we need a packed lunch? Aren't we going to have lunch with our Liverpool MPs? Dave: We haven't got any, you clot! Shadow Cabinet: Well, with our Councillors then? Dave: (reaches for detention book). Dave: Just get in the coach, and no muttering!
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The Apollo Project: Sour Grapes or Lemon?
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Friday, April 07, 2006. Sour Grapes or Lemon? Oh dear. It seems that David Cameron isn't very popular with the readership of the influential Tory blog Conservative Home. Most of the advice on what he should say in a speech in Manchester* tomorrow is less than complimentary. That would make my year if DC said that, mainly because it would be the right decision. Posted by: Clare Lewis April 06, 2006 at 14:41. Posted by Apollo Project @ 12:16 am. At 07 April, 2006 01:07.
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The Apollo Project: ForMing, NorMing, StorMing, PerforMing!
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Friday, March 03, 2006. ForMing, NorMing, StorMing, PerforMing! Congratulations to Sir Menzies Campbell on a hard-won victory in the leadership election. In deference to the four phases of team-building alluded to in the title, I'd like to take the presumption of offering him some advice on the immediate priorities requiring attention:. Media relations. We must. And above all, be Merciless in your commitment to Liberalism! Posted by Apollo Project @ 10:52 am. The Apoll...
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The Apollo Project: The result you've been waiting for
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Liberal Ideas for the 21st Century. Thursday, March 02, 2006. The result you've been waiting for. The votes have been counted, and it's now time to declare the winner. of The Apollo Project's Liberal Democrat leadership prediction competition. Twenty-two entries were received, and our collective punditry was a good pointer to the eventual outcome. This is what our entrants predicted would be the result:. First round: Ming Campbell (38%), Chris Huhne (34%), Simon Hughes (28%). The clear winner was Peter.
