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I agree it won't win any awards, but it was nice to see a film that didn't take itself too seriously and managed to have a more interesting story than the majority of the most recent Marvel films.

Yes that is right, I believe it's Keith Code. When I had just started riding I found it quite fascinating seeing the pillion just touching the end of the bars, and the bike moving

I thought I could add that California Superbike School have some videos online and on Youtube that explain some of the science and basics behind 'counter steering'. I found with practice though, and lots of speaking with friends on motorbikes, that it eventually clicked. It's quite a strange feeling at first though.

See I felt that the film went very quickly, I guess it's what you come to expect from a John Wick film. The dragons breath scene was brilliant

He is coming on 14 now so maybe he's a bit too old for it. I guess it's a chance for us to have a bit of a laugh though,

I've heard very mixed things about this but have been thinking of taking my younger brother to see it. Does it deserve all of the poor reviews that it's been given by the critics?

The last movie I saw was John Wick 4 which I thought was brilliant. I'm going to watch the new Dungeons and Dragons movie with some friends tonight as I've heard it's meant to be quite good.

I am very excited for this. Like many, I've started to suffer from MCU burnout however both GOTG movies have been great fun and I have high hopes that this will continue the trend.

That's great. The evening classes after a day of work are always a bit tough aren't they. I was lucky that the local council offer free English/Maths etc classes, and the teachers are brilliant.

Thank you, I do feel having a teacher that clicks with you and your way of learning can be the make or break between you passing or failing. Trying to pass any exam during covid must have been a nightmare

It's a very nice and rewarding feeling isn't it. I've never understood how people managed to pass their first time...

Thank you! I did ask, unfortunately there seems there was a cut-off date in the t&c's...

Afternoon all, I'm not sure if I'm in the right place, however seeing as we're getting closer to the weekend I thought I'd share some news to hopefully keep everyone's moods upbeat and high. It's been about 11 years since I left school, and finally on I think it's my 4th maybe even 5th attempt over the years I've achieved a grade C in maths. I collected the certificate over my lunch break and can now happily say I have passed all of my GCSE grades.

As an alternative to the NPS Server, can you not also try and use Meraki "Enterprise with Local Auth" in the SSID setting to force the Meraki APs to talk directly to the Azure AD using LDAP?

Hi Max, The engineers and I believe that the best solution would be to create a Windows Server VM in Azure configured with NPS. Meraki APs can be added to the NPS Server as RADIUS Clients. I hope this helps however if you need any more help or advice please feel free to message me.