Williams is a good shout , I will stick him in the honourable mentions , my bad on missing him ! Glad you like the list though . Glad you ' re looking forward to it , I ' m more excited about the attacking positions for sure . <| sep |> Fake News is fake news , so that . Stanford just got some of the money from the government to talk it up , to flesh it out . Still , it ' s crap . <| sep |> I ' m not entirely sure but it might have been the hattrick against TNS . <| sep |> There was a great in depth article recently forget which site . Google around . He studied a lot and barely passed , it ' s not hard but there ' s mountains of info memorize . <| sep |> I like Dsseldorf , but 4 th is ridiculous . Honestly these rankings are stupid . <| sep |> Seriously . I cannot stand how our society has evolved in this area . It isn ' t just the mother according to that report , the coroner ' s office says more needs to be done in terms of getting signs up . But how have we managed to get to a point where a public body is being faulted for not sufficiently communicating to the populace that if you can ' t swim you shouldn ' t jump into the canal ? This is madness ! I know the mother must be beside herself with grief , and it is natural to want to be able to blame somebody or something among other things , if an organisation can be blamed at all then suddenly it ' s a lot easier to contextualise and make sense of what might previously have seemed a pretty senseless tragedy . However , without wishing to rub salt into the grieving woman ' s wounds , I really do feel like if anyone is responsible for this boy ' s death it is the boy himself if you know you can ' t swim , and you jump into a canal anyway , you can only blame yourself and certainly not the council or whoever for not putting up signs to tell you something you already know . Unless , of course , he somehow managed to get to that age without being aware that drowning is a thing , in which case you are right ufundayz and the mother needs to shoulder her share of the responsibility for that remarkable gap in his education .