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Link: Sliding Shores — Interactive Sea Level Rise Simulator (Drain Oceans, Flood Earth)

You might ask for: A training/UAT (User Acceptance Testing) copy – When you first migrated, they did a test migration so you can train on your own data before go-live. That same approach is still used – if you want to try a big new module (e.g., Finance, MCAS, or a new assessment model) or want staff to practise safely, your account manager can spin up a separate training database with a copy of your data. Just raise a case via help.bromcom.com or email [email protected]. A webinar/1-2-1 walkthrough – Bromcom runs free live webinar training almost every week for all customers, plus you can buy bespoke onsite training. That's usually how existing users get shown new features.

It's a beta version. It might improve ... ?

Link 1: How A School MIS Helps With Attendance Management | Bromcom They schedule a demo with an MIS specialist. Link 2: How to switch MIS with your local IT support team | School MIS It's sales-led - you'll be talking to a support team / Bromcom rep, they'll want to follow up and quote you afterwards. You don't have to buy, but expect the sales conversation. You need to provide a backup of your current MIS to get the test drive populated - so there's a bit of admin/data-sharing agreement involved. It's time-limited to 30 days, then the test environment is closed unless you proceed.

Link: Ubuntu 26.10 (Stonking Stingray)

Link: Tiny Little Office

Someone just accused me of plagiarism. Their words, not mine.

Taking part: Sam Ryder & Kaz: Eurovision singer Sam Ryder is joined by his tour manager and best friend, Kaz Coles. Princess & Junior Andre: Siblings and media personalities, children of Peter Andre and Katie Price. Ella Eyre & Nana: Brit Award-winning singer Ella Eyre competing with her childhood friend, Nana Pepera. Jeff Stelling & Matt: Sports broadcaster Jeff Stelling teaming up with his son, Matt. The series is set to premiere on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Wednesday, 28th October, at 8:00 PM. Series: 6 episodes.

In the early 80s it was A Flock of Seagulls.

Link: Independent regulator report says English football finances are 'dangerously exposed' - BBC Sport

This "little" fella was caught in the strike jamb of my workshop door today: Google says that it is a European hornet. I reported the sighting to the Bees Wasps & Ants Recording Society (BWARS).

"Poor Things" will air on Channel 4 at 10:00 pm on Saturday, 10 October, and will later be available to stream via Channel 4.

Link: 'WandaVision's' Jac Schaeffer to Develop 'Stargate' Series at Amazon

Link: Map Animator: animated map videos of your trips

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No "f" in Surace!

Link: UK crisp maker shuts after 54 years and enters administration | The Argus

Link: Bank of England reveals the four animals to feature on banknotes - BBC News