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Indeed, but many afflicted are suffering shame and guilt because of their religious beliefs.

I agree wholeheartedly. Would "banned" be more appropriate?

Are you seriously suggesting that the British Empire followed moral rules? How can you justify the treatment of the people of its subjugated nations and the use of slavery? Aye, right!

Far too many to mention. I will, however, give a few examples:- 162. Not to marry non-Jews. 420. To be seen at the temple on Passover, Shavuot and Sukkot. 579. Not to deviate from the word of the Sanhedrin. 591. Appoint a king from Israel. 601. Not to dwell permanently in Egypt. Presumably, according to your logic, these can only be suggestions.

Seems to me that most of these "613 commandments" apply only to those who follow the Jewish faith!

Is the police service not a 24/7 organisation?

This piece in today's Herald might help to reassure those of us who have lingering worries. 'As busy as Goodwin has been sorting out matters on the pitch, his focus is also on what the club ought to be doing behind the scenes to maximise the resources they have. "The club has lacked stability for years. That's the bottom line," he said. "Managers have come in and put something in place. Then the next manager has binned it and used their own system. I am here for the next three years and more, hopefully, and I want to make the club better. I did that at Alloa. I said I wanted to to leave it in a better position than when I arrived and I felt that we did that "It's not about me being a clever clogs at St Mirren and re-inventing the wheel. We are a Premiership club and this is what we should be doing. "We aren't asking for stuff that will cost an arm and a leg - but wee need to recruit better. The Scottish market is far too small to be working in. If you only have eyes her you will just churn out the same stuff. We need to be in England and Ireland and we need to be taking a flight abroad now and again. "We don't want to get to December and then say 'Oh, we need a full back.' As soon as this window closes we will plan for January. When that window closes we plan for the summer. It's about being a professional, well-run club and that's what I want to bring"

I think a Glasgow West Endy would have said "Actually yes!"

Police decision. They felt they could not cope with the McDiarmid Park crowd while the ladies Tour d'Ecosse was going on.

What implement do you think was used?

Don't know where you found that page but this is what I get on the BBC Scotland website. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/st-mirren

Don't think so.

Can I ask why the News section is split in two - All News and Club News? The last entry in the Club News section is dated 27 Feb 2109 and the previous entry 10 Aug 2018. As you say, the All News section is updated regularly.

As far as I can see the squad listed is as it exists at present. I presume you are referring to the full squad picture at the top. As our present squad was added to substantially over the past week and, I hope, will have a few additions before the end of the transfer window I don't see how a squad picture could have been produced.

You, of course, are aware of the exact details of the contract, as you seem to know everything else about the inner workings of the club! 😉

You know how old the boys/girls were but but have no idea which teams were playing. What does that tell us about you?

Self-contradictory!

Maybe he is going to communicate via sign language!

Perhaps because there's a foot's(30cm) clearance?

According to the table a win for us gives us 7 points and a defeat for Dunfermline leaves them with 6. If either Edinburgh City or Albion rovers win their remaining 2 games they can end up with 9 points.

I stand corrected! 😔

I can't remember him using industrial language in the directors box.

It is complicated. What is of interest to me is how he managed to contract osteomyelitis after a hernia repair that does not involve surgery to a bone.

Definitely not Priorscroft Bowling Club which is in East End Park off Cochrane Street.

As far as I am aware there is no regulation that a manager must sit in the dugout. In fact many successful managers sit in the stand for the earlier part of the game, at least partly because they can get a better view of the game from higher up. I remember Jim Clunie, one of our more successful managers, sitting in the directors box at Love Street.