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I've often wondered if someone has a good example of a template that they use to pull together things such as wiring diagrams, AD schema and inventories.

We have BYOD on our Wireless for pupils (boarding) and we get noticble slowdowns at break/lunch. Just invested in bigger connection but they seem to just max upto it to be honest. Not problem during lessons though.

Fluke tester so that you know you're getting the correct data transfer rates etc..

I'm doing a degree with the OU in IT at the moment, just finished first year (single module TU100). Funded myself but asked work for some study time, basicaly if i'm upto date then go ahead and do some study. Were a small school and sometimes it can be a bit slack. As overs have said, all you can do is ask and as there are work based modules then it can only benefit the school.

Makes me think of District 9

Sweet Potato and Chick Pea Madras + Naan

Curry The other year during national curry week I had one every day of the week + Saturday.

19 which is good for me because I can't read people at all

Had man flu and feel rough as a bears arse

Sorry to resurect this thread but found this on youtube which makes me think i'll stay the east side of the River next time I visit the folks

Another private/boarding school we've only been back a week or so so the powers that be made it a normal school day. Next bank holiday is a long weekend for the kids so at leaset we'll be off for that one.

I'll get them to give it a go

OK Apple and i-stuff is not my thing so bare with! I have an elderly friend who has the following devices: iPad iPad Mini iPod Mac Airbook They have their apple stuff on itunes BUT it dosn't seem to be syncing between devices. Before they phone Apple is there something they should be looking at such as ios level/compatability. I havn't got a scooby but as ever because I work in IT tehy see me as a font of all knowledge.

Try these Bays ps its a bit tounge in cheek

thats one of the reasons but it has also occured because Linguistic genocide has frequently been used throughout history to systematically eradicate languages to assert the authority of a ruling power, sometimes it’s an attempt to assimilate an ethnic minority, and sometimes it’s to provide “linguistic unity.” In Wales Children were beaten for using it in school.

Those Danes are at it agains.

Well Prior to Alfred the Greats Son Edward the British Isls was a number of states including Cornwall, Wessex, Mercia, Kent, East Anglia. I beleive it wasn't until the Normans that Cornwall was actualy overridden by the English/Normans

It may not be a language but it is something that defines Yorkshire (and other regions have their own ID) and any loss would be bad.

Yes but also no because it was central gov that persued the destruction of these laguages in the first place. Welsh was a very common language in the mid 1800's but died out through it not being taught in school and not recognised or used by local gov.. Some people have refered to this as 'language genocide' and has been used on many other languages as well. Welsh has revived through it being taught in schools, road signs etc..

Tell me about it, just back from a visit to whats left of the Family in North Devon, no blokes left we all migrated for work reasons a long time ago.

By that argument then the Welsh language would have died out as well and it nearly did appart from the North and West without the aid that it recieved. How would a Yorkshire person feel if their dialect died?

Windows PC's for Cubase and Sibelius

English People (emmets) just don't understand, try these sentiments in Galicia or Brittany and see if you get out alive

Don't forget the white dot when you turn it off

So kids are tech savy? Though this was 'old' tech it was 'new' to them and most of them failed to deal with it.