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Thanks very much, Appreciate the help 👍

Hi, I'm looking to to give my hall a major uplift, obviously painting it and putting up diplomas from various institutions from myself, my dad and grandparents. I would also love a projection on a part of the wall of something Rangers, the crest, stadium or some kind of rotating Rangers theme. Does anyone know of any projection equipment. Thank you. 👍 Really appreciate any help.

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No witch hunt either from the BBC, HMRC etc.

Livingston have been banned from registering players by the Scottish Professional Football League. It comes after the club volunteered evidence of undeclared bonus payments. In a letter to the Scottish FA and the SPFL, the club allege up to £30,500 was paid, without being subject to tax or National Insurance between 2010-11. The board claim former chief executive Ged Nixon made those payments without the knowledge of other directors but when contacted he declined to comment. The remaining directors of the Championship side say they welcome an investigation of the actions of Nixon during his tenure as chief executive and director. Nixon is currently suing Livingston for £311,000 he believes is due to him in loan repayments and when contacted by BBC Scotland on Tuesday declined to comment because of the ongoing legal case. Livingston also face SFA charges over alleged rule breaches regarding shareholder Neil Rankine's purported links to East Fife and Dumbarton. Rankine denies the breaches in question but says he will step away from Livingston rather than damage the club. Livingston are in debt to the tune of about £1.75m and have led a precarious financial existence in their short history, including administration between 2004-2005 and again in 2009 when the current board, including Nixon, saved the club from liquidation, though they were demoted to the Third Division. The letter sent by Livingston to the governing bodies was dated 31 July 2014 and the SPFL are expected to release a brief statement on the subject later on Tuesday. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/scottish-championship

Outstanding again

Now the papers will pick up on this and the signs will get removed

What a day 5 Years

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Next 'Call of Duty' announcement teased for March 21. A teaser site has emerged that is counting down to the announcement of the next Call of Duty game. Found at the site unexpectedreveal.com, the teaser gives a brief look at a blurry screenshot before fading to black with a countdown timer. While the screenshot is blurry, it has clear text written in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare font that reads "Objective was updated. Escape." Inspecting the website's code reveals the phrase "Call of Duty - Worldwide reveal March 21," which coincides with the countdown's end date. Looking the teaser site up through WhoIs also reveals that it is registered to Infinity Ward.

Barrow – MAYBE Braintree Town – YES Ebbsfleet – MAYBE Forest Green - NO (Boycott) Gateshead – NO (Boycott) Hyde - MAYBE Macclesfield – YES Mansfield – YES Newport - NO (Boycott) Nuneaton – YES Southport - YES Stockport - YES Tamworth – YES Wrexham - YES :7325:

RIP

I still haven't played zombies since BO2 came out - Hate it