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Our schools can use either.

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I have access to over 140 schools and all their data. I would think only about a handfull of Heads are fully as aware as they should be of this. They know, but have not really thought about what they know. Your Head should be applauded for questioning it, but eventually needs to decide if he wants an upgrade and support from an IT technician/manager or not.

In theory, yes. But without certain access you can't really do your job. They either want you to do upgrades and trust you, or find someone they do trust. That's the nature of the job. I'm sure anyone competent enough with IT could open all sorts of data, given the password or not.

System Manager should most likely be all you need. Upgrades and installs are done outside of SIMS. So as long as you have the sa password you should be able to do all you need.

I've had my 3rd serving.... must stop now... 'A better place' refers to recovery from a long spell of Sarcoidosis and associated drugs.

And if I were in Leeds, I'd let you have a slice. :-) EDIT: Wheat free base with a hint of ginger.

400 would be about right. Some fool made a Key Lime Pie and brought in here today. I resisted whilst making it but had 2 serving today, good job I'll be able to dance it off later.

I keep my backups for a set number of day before deleting.

I would say "F:\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.SIMS2008\MSSQL\Binn\" DBATTACH /AUTO /SERVER="KCN-SVR-06\SIMS2008" /DATABASE="sims" /USER="backup" /PASSWORD="xxxxxxxxx." /PATH="c:\simsbackup\"

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Should you be looking at that kind of stuff, you'll go blind

Maybe this will change the celebrity/doctor realtionship. No more drugs just because they ask... or demand.

But if some one asked you to decide, whilst distracting you in so many ways, do you think you would even understand the question? What we do in panic or unexpected situations is not always logical. Too easy to hit the accelerator instead of the brake, freeze and do nothing. It's a lot easier to think we know what we would do when we have time to think about it. Edit: I saved a young lad from drowning February last year. It was a rock pool with slimy rocks. It took what seemed an age for me to remember all my training. Only then could I extract him from my neck to stop him taking us both under, turn him around and bit by bit move him to the side. Without training I would likely have panicked. What training do we get when learning to drive... stop as fast as you can when I tap the screen with my clipboard...

A man died.

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Any smoke mixed with fog would do. After all that is what Smog is. One local teacher said it was "like driving through emulsion paint". I think the shock of hitting that would delay any reaction and braking.

From the reports I've seen, anti Jack-knife devices would have helped, but in some cases it seems the jack-knifed lorries helped save some people.

No, another type would happen. That's life.

We are only human. All it takes is one driver to be distracted buy a flash or bang and the a domino effect comes into play. Accidents happen, no matter what safeguards are put into place.

If it allowed for the unexpected, sudden stop, it would work. But nothing would move, very far anyway. It would only allow for a normal stopping distance plus a safety margin. If you look at video of jack-knifing lorries they do some unexpected movements.