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haha, I always remember my first day here, my mind went blank when asked to change the share name of a printer 0.o I sat staring at my monitor like a brain dead monkey, I just couldn't remember what to do!! lmao
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....in less than an hour I'll be booted out of all my precious servers, logons disabled, my ID card will be shredded and I'll be shifted from my desk, an hour after that I'LL BE A FREE MAN!!! Yupp it's my last day working in schools, off to join the local Police Force's IT Department......no more teachers!! YIPPEEE!! xD I haven't posted much but that's because most of the time you've already answered all my questions in advance so thank you all so much for the help and a big thanks to @witch who helped polish off my CV, within an hour of posting it on a recruitment site I'd been nabbed for my new job THANKS
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Me too, some new scandal either involving him or the church, his resignation may just be to try and prevent any such scandal becoming public knowledge. Or he may just be getting old and has the wisdom to pass his job onto someone younger.
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down for us and on Down For Everyone Or Just Me -> Check if your website is down or up? email is fine
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Computer Science will be one of the sciences, not a standalone which kinda baffles me
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teleportation or a tad more realistic telecommuting
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quick calculation including cost of fuel as two grand over the year. (I divided car cost by 10 assuming you own the car for 10 years.) so £3640 total a year, divide that by 10000 miles a year = £0.364 a mile. It costs me £1.60 one way into town on a bus, 1.5 miles away = £1.066 a mile, so 10000 miles a year = £10666.666 Either my maths is wrong or your argument that public transport is cheaper is wrong. I think it's the latter.
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Or everyone will still continue to work in London but HS2 will expand the commuter belt for the rich city businessmen.
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to pay the morons who recommend the cuts of course....
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Businesses are businesses, unless the government bails them all out some will undoubtedly fail its the nature of doing business they are affected by many factors, can't blame the government entirely for that. If I was the government I would do more to help smaller businesses like cutting business rates (which local councils have been increasing despite the problems). And I agree I'd rather not have any of them either but better the lesser evil.
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Ultimately it was the labour government in charge of our country and thus in charge of those that operate within it. Yes the banks caused the recession but he certainly didn't do a thing to prevent it - ultimate responsibility was his. Nor would we be in such a mess if the government of the time hadn't borrowed more than we could ever hope to pay back easily - its not the recession that's left us in this mess, its the amount our previous government borrowed. And yes he can do things better but who would you want trying to make those changes Gordon or George? one dip does not necessarily mean recession is on the horizon, we have to get used to things being different than before the credit crunch
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Gordon Brown = put us in the recession + debt crisis AND sold off our gold at its lowest ever price George = Getting us out of the sh!t I vote George.
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wooo we're closing because of the snow here in North Buckinghamshire. Only had an inch or two but it's forecast to get worse and all our Kids live out in villages via bus, long weekend for me xD Snow days will be one of the few things I miss when I stop working in schools, and that's only a month away!
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I have a couple for diving....we'll say they count
