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Brilliant. Are you bringing Dexter?

I thought he was just a bit dotty.

Congratulations! I know it's become more challenging now, and it's a great accomplishment. I took the foundation test in 2002 when they were first introduced, and soon after did the "old" full RAE - one of the very last tests before you had to take the Foundation > Intermediate > Advanced route. 73 de M3UHP/M0PHP P.S. You can now officially join the group EduGeek Radio Hams - EduGeek.net if you want

Did you hear about the cross-eyed teacher they fired last week? She couldn't control her pupils.

That's amazing! If you zoom right in to some buildings you can see people working at their desks

This takes me back to 1998 (New Radicals - You Get What You Give):

Once!

I'll have to try that one.

We have branding, and most official things are done in that style - leaflets, letterhead, prospectus, that sort of thing. Some departments will slap the school logo on their own stuff and maybe use the closest colours they can find in the Word colour selector, but that's about it. Other departments will just not think, and use garish blue and red colours (or lime green) with Comic Sans text in conjunction with a badly-stretched logo.

When we moved in to the house we're in now, I put some shelves up in the alcove of one room. During this summer when the room was re-plastered (due to other work following a damp problem), I discovered two holes I drilled for one of the shelves was half an inch to the left of an electricity cable. Couldn't believe I'd been so lucky!

Are they a teacher?

The car or the cow?

A bath of disinfectant would be more fitting.

Great abstract result - I like it.

compbh: CRBS v1 does have a "notes" field for each booking. Version 2 will still have this, but also record which department the booking is for based on the user's department membership.

A Leica M9. http://www.uncrate.com/men/images/2009/09/leica-m9.jpg Unlikely, at £4,000, but I can dream

A lot of schools block access to third-party email services anyway, so this isn't likely to have an impact in that respect I don't think.

LosOjos: In a part of the video of the launch I watched, they said that wouldn't be the case. They already have enough information on our likes and dislikes to target advertising anyway...

http://primarypad.com/static/tandc.html The DPA only covers data held about a person/people. User-generated content such as documents/learning material aren't personal data and aren't covered by the Act.

Is he the mane character, SYSMAN?

Exactly. Which is why you're still charged for votes after the closing time!

Have you tried the presentation program that's part of OpenOffice.org? I think that has good support for multiple monitors.

Saturday for us.

Neigh there isn't, lad!

Then don't do it then - we all have a great thing called 'choice' available to us. Only tell Facebook what you want. And if you don't want to tell them anything, don't use it.