Simon Weihua

Wispers in China is Jack Mu, founder of Alibab.com is looking for English club to buy. He has billions to spend. Maybe this linked to NCFC rumur.

Just saw this mornings South China Post newspaper and rumors that a Chinese consortium are entering the bidding for NCFC. This could turn out to be an auction to the highest bidder!

OTBC

Hallo, the link to the Wash Barrier Model - Initial Engineering Assessment can be found below: http://www.tudelft.nl/live/pagina.jsp?id=1402967a-8bdc-4c9b-880e-2707b7f755e1&lang=en On the Ball! Dirk

[quote user="Emily"] I''m totally shocked that they''re going to put a barrage across the Wash. It will completely destroy the ecology of an area designated as Special Scientific Interest. Any large scale changes will detroy the local fauna and flora of this unique part of Europe. As a member of Friends of the Earth, I for one will be making a protest. And don''t think for one minute it is just the Wash that will be affected. The change in the direction of the North Sea currents will cause wholesale coastal erosian. You can expect the whole of the North Norfolk coast to suffer. In a few years the seaside towns of that pretty part of out lovely county will be swept into the sea. No wonder they wish to build a city in th middle of the Wash. Where will the people afford the housing, that''s what I want to know. Emily Britt   [/quote]   Ja, hallo Ms. Brittle. My name is Dirk Maartens, and I am the Senior Visiting Professor in Hydraulics Engineering at Delft University here in the Netherlands. www.tudelft.nl For over one hundred years we hav been at the forfront of Engineering Excellence and our Water Research Centre has pioneered research into innovative ways to manage and harness the power of the sea to mankinds benefit. So it is very fitting and an honor to us that we hav been modelling since six months already the effects of a barrier across the Wash of England. Our famous dams of the Zuider Zee has proven of grat benefit to the nation and of course we are very caring here in the Netherlands on the environment. I think that this barrier will prove to be a positiv benefit to your country. I can provide further details if this is requested. Please do not hesitate to ask. Good luck to the Canaries!