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All them prosthetics must of cost him a arm and a leg , Joe

The show made the news , from the BBC Game of Thrones hackers demand ransom The leaks have been released prior to the broadcast of new Game of Thrones series seven episodes Hackers who have leaked Game of Thrones scripts and other data from entertainment company HBO have released a note demanding a ransom payment. In a new dump, they also published a script for the as yet unbroadcast fifth episode of the current series. Company documents and video episodes of other HBO shows were also shared. The hackers claim to have 1.5TB of data in total, but HBO has said it does not believe its email system has been compromised. Documents in the latest leak were marked "HBO is falling", according to the Wired news site, and included legal information, employment agreements and other company files. The Associated Press reports that some documents appeared to contain personal contact information for Game of Thrones actors. The ransom note featured in a video containing scrolling text, addressed to HBO chief executive Richard Plepler. However, the hackers have not made public how much they want. "Our demand is clear and non-negotiable: we want XXXX dollars to stop leaking your data," the redacted note reads. "HBO spends $12m for market research and $5m for [Game of Thrones series seven] advertisements. So consider us another budget for your advertisements." It was signed: "Mr Smith". Although the note is not dated, it gives HBO a deadline of three days to make the payment. The broadcaster has said it continues to investigate the incident. Joe

He has got a book out there A Kinght of the Seven Kingdoms , it's a prequel , was a set of short tales , agree with your sentiments , Joe

Is the jet ski scam stopped? Joe

You made my point better than I could , new improved don't always work , Joe

Saviours of Soi Six , why not start a group, Joe

your first small issue is finding the best way for you to get to your Pattaya hotel from the airport, lots of good recommendations in the travel section, print off the address and take it with you , incase you need to use the taxi rank , Joe

Is it true that walking st has been shut down tonight , in preparation for the event? Joe

I take it the water belong to the bar , where you a customer ? Joe

Same for me and issues could of been dealt with by the bar , Putting the ash tray next to the smoker and finding you a seat , Joe

Sorry losgrad Took away meant to add , smashing photos thank you . Joe

It seems for you it will be the destination not the journey , Joe

Well it says America sandwich , not to be confused with the great British butty , Joe

You miss his point or the principle , Joe

This one cooks Joe

Agree TWD has got too predictable Joe

Very good Reminds me of what my old Nin said when tea bags first came out , "They take to long to open " Joe

Back then we would read a book or talk to the guy next to you ,, now we need all are comforts , not judging I'm as bad , Joe

On the subject of airport security , today while driving passed Aberdeen airport terminal , I observed a gentleman of African decent pushing his luggage on brightly coloured Aberdeen airport trolley , along the main drag heading away from the airport , I assume he was heading for his hotel , did make me think if he made it out with the trolley , I wonder if it's his luggage , Joe

I'm surprised they haven't banned hand luggage , Joe

News from the UK , The cabin baggage ban on laptops and tablets on direct flights to the UK from six countries will be in place by Saturday, the government has confirmed. Passengers travelling from Turkey, Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, Tunisia and Saudi Arabia must put big electronic devices in the hold. BA, Easyjet, Jet2.com, Monarch, Thomson and Thomas Cook flights are affected. Devices subject to cabin baggage ban Under the new rules, all large electronic devices, including Kindles and similar e-readers, must be packed into luggage going into th British Airways - It issued a notice to passengers on Tuesday, saying passengers would face additional searches and questions, and were likely to be called to their boarding gates earlier. Travellers part-way through their journey or about to start a journey in one of the affected countries who felt unable to immediately comply with the new rules can rebook their flight. Jet2.com - It says Jet2.com and Jet2holidays customers travelling from Turkey would face extra security checks and the new hand luggage restrictions. Its service from Turkey to the UK starts on Monday, by which time the measures would be in place, a spokesman said. Monarch - It says it will increase the paid-for hold luggage allowance by 3kgs free of charge to allow for the extra weight of electrical items. The airline runs a summer service from Turkey from 29 April, so no flights will be affected until then. It says it will remind its customers of the new travel rules by email. Thomas Cook - It says customers flying to the UK from Turkey and Egypt should pack devices into their hold luggage to be checked in before going through security. The company advises holidaymakers with questions to call them on 01733 224 536, or, if already on holiday, to check holiday documents for in-resort contact numbers. Thomson - The first affected flight for Thomson and First Choice customers departs early next week. The carrier said it was "currently working through operational plans and the best way" to notify affected customers. Overseas airlines affected are Turkish Airlines, Pegasus Airways, Atlas-Global Airlines, Middle East Airlines, EgyptAir, Royal Jordanian, Tunis Air and Saudia. The UK ban applies to direct inbound flights from six countries; the US ban lists eight countries Mark Shepherd, from the Association of British Insurers, advised travellers to check their insurance policy covers valuables placed in the hold. He said some might find they have additional cover under a household contents policy for gadgets outside the home. "Wherever possible, travellers should keep valuables, including tablets and laptops, with them on flights and, if travelling from destinations affected by the new regulations, it may be sensible to leave valuables at home," he added. "If devices are damaged during a flight, there's also the potential to seek compensation through the airline."

Still day time , Joe

My son got a phone call from his friend claiming he was arrested for using one in a open bar last night , he was detained for 7 hours , Seems extreme to me , but I don't have the full story , Joe

A clue may be when the driver stands looking out at a meetings point with a name on a sign , Joe

Agree Im just not going to tip them anymore , Joe