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I often feel better with a Cream Horn in me

#3 - Holland / Dozier / Holland - one the basis that each of them had at least one release as an artist I'm shoehorning in the songwriting team of the 60's and early 70's. Just about every genre of music has picked up on one or more of their compositions and recorded their version of it. And they're jolly nice sing-a-long tunes too

Having started with a choice that would be hard pushed to fill a slow morning on the beach, my second choice should keep me in music for a good while:- #2 - Frank Sinatra

I'd widen the scope here by starting with B.E.F - if only for the superb "Music of Quality and Distinction Volume One" before they moved on to Heaven 17 and Human League. My own #1 group would be The Boomtown Rats; their eponymous first album contains one of the best single sides of vinyl I have ever heard. This was also the first album I bought for myself with the money I earned at my Saturday job (get your calculators out). Released at the height of the punk craze they were, IMO, incorrectly branded thus. Their first three albums are all good, from there on in it gets a little tedious, but at least the desert island will have the weather to whisk me back to the summer of '77

Sorry to disappoint, it looks nothing like this. I should have known a forum like this would pick up on the Star Wars* theme; not really into that stuff myself. *joke

Hi, Is anyone using SIMS to record sick bay attendance? If so, how are you doing it. We've been asked how it can be done here and my initial thought is to use a zero-point behaviour type to record this information. All other ideas welcome.

Viewranger, I use this for all my route planning and recording. The App is available iOS, Android or Kindle and is backed up by an online service to plan, store and share routes. It has a "buddy" feature so you can track the location of someone else (needs 3G / WiFi to work - not so good in the Highlands ). The App is free and you pay for just the maps you need, so you can buy just what you want for the route and, if it's linear, you don't have hundreds of square kilometers that you don't need. Free GPS App for Outdoors Adventure | Trusted for hiking, biking, backpacking, and all outdoor recreation

DelusionAL? Looks more like DisfunctionAL

Maybe he's become Will.Al.am?

Count me in please

If only it were this straight forward! You will need to get the marking scheme from the exam board for the paper they sat (assuming it is a past paper) and use that to convert raw marks to UMS. There is not necessarily a linear relationship! You then need the UMS to grade conversion, this is often based fixed percentages equalling certain grades. None of this is fixed, sensible or fair. But that's the way it goes. HTH

A Supercharged V8 would be more to my taste

An early morning Google revealed this, which I think can be used in your situation. Excel - copy certain rows from worksheet in another worksheet - Stack Overflow

A bit of VBA should do it, I'll have a look in the morning.

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Press CTRL-G Select "Special" then "Blanks" Enter =A1 (or whatever cell has the first row of data) Press CTRL-RETURN Hey presto, all the blank rows filled

Hi, Are you running the report to add lates into your AM registration? If so, why not set Lesson Monitor up to copy the P1 mark directly to the AM register? Having looked throught the Lesson marks options in the report designer I cannot see how you can restrict it to Period 1 only.

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Haven can wait - alternative plans are made for the weekend On Ryan's Express - lads weekend in Dublin Apologies for the age of some of these references; it's my era:p

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Suerman - the tale of a Serial Litigator Apollo 1 - the pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-prequel to a Tom Hanks adventure movie

Close Encounters of the Hird Kind - an intimate afternoon with Thora

Is that what they're calling it these days

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