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Ah, they won't have the same problems as they have the special magic version that's only available in tv land which requires no power lead or network cable to be plugged in.
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Yep, big convert to the Casios here, will have half our rooms with them once we've had some old projectors replaced over Easter. No bulbs, no filters, bliss
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Reg: If you want to join the People's Front of Labour, you have to really hate the Torys. Brian: I do! Reg: Oh yeah, how much? Brian: A lot! Reg: Right, you're in.
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Easily summed up in code - 10 PRINT "Tories are toffs out for themselves" 20 PRINT "Labour bankrupt the country" 30 GOTO 10
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So it still has the same availability as Hens Teeth and Rocking Horse S:censored:, ah well...
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Totally agree, but the 'Abstention' should be 'None of the Above' and if 'None of the Above' wins then there should be a re-election in that constituency none of the previous candidates able to stand.
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Actually, we did. The party with the most votes and seats won were the Conservatives, the Lib Dems stated quite categorically before the election that in the event of a hung parliament they would attempt to form a coalition with the party with the biggest mandate, which they did.
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Done didly done done
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That's the problem, it's gone down in folklore that Thatcher was an evil b:censored:, but there was a lot more to it than that. Yes, parts of manufacturing and traditional industries were destroyed, but the blame for that isn't just in the governments court. You also need to look at the union barons who were up for a fight whatever the consequences, the management of the companies who weren't really flexible enough in dealing with globalisation and also the start of EU meddling (all the sell off of nationalised industries was down to the EU, loads more as well such as VAT increases). Was the country in a better position after 18 years of Conservative government, then yes it was, but with a lot of pain and damage along the way, a lot of which could've been avoided.
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Sounds good. The customised catalogue feature used by some websites to limit the catalogue to just products you select is a usefull feature, also user management so we can allow certain staff to have access to raise quotes but not order.
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We've had bad governments all the way since the late 60's/early 70's, doesn't matter what flavour. The only common factor in that time is the power grab by the EU which has made our government pretty pointless anyway. We now either need to become the United States of Europe or leave the EU to sort the current mess out.
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I have to agree about the time thing, I don't think I've even switched the TV on for over a week now. Just don't see it as that big a priority any more, much more interesting things to be doing, especially now we're in Summer Time and have the lighter evenings :-)
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Well done Iain, that's really good going For me, the weight loss stalled a bit over the last month as I've been trying different diets and some I was putting weight on! Got one that works for me now and am also getting out walking most evenings which I'm really enjoying and has taken off the weight I put on plus a couple of pounds.
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Best route to becoming a network manager?
teejay replied to Svarcy's topic in Learning Network Manager
Don't make too many mistakes, you'll be shoved off into a teaching role if you show too much incompetence:p -
Can we have one with an added attachment of a cattle prod?
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Hi, it's good to welcome a reformed stalker
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Well done Wales on a well deserved Grand Slam, you really have a strong, talented team there! Also, well done England, that performance against Ireland was awesome and a well deserved 2nd place. Stuart Lancaster had better have the job after that, taking England from the embarrassment they were at the World Cup and getting them to where they are now in 8 weeks is some achievement. Andy Robinson, your next job will be coaching Outer Mongolia...
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Just hope a male hedgehog doesn't mistake it for the real thing....
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Almost, it's sliding forwards...
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Oh yes, forgot that! I think the video also has to be surreptitiously stuck in the middle of a powerpoint presentation for a wholes school assemnbly:p
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There IS a need for an app, eMerge can be used offline and synced back to SIMS once it gets an internet connection, which is great for PE and for school trips etc.
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Anybody use Comparex UK LTD for Microsoft Agreements
teejay replied to robknowles's topic in Recommended Suppliers
Never heard of them and if its massively cheaper then they are quoting the wrong products, check they are an Authorised Educational Reseller. The best way to get the cheapest pricing is through buyingsolutions.gov.uk and doing an ITQ. Even on there you have some muppets who quote the wrong product, so be careful! I've just done our renewal, so if you want to compare prices then pm me. -
I smite your printer with blocked nozzles, bad drivers and broken gears. The only way to break this curse is when the first person enters your office in the morning for the next 7 days, you immediately jump out of your chair and moonwalk backwards round your desk whilst making steam train noises.
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It's getting late and I have been reading Sonicwall as Smoothwall, had a bit of a panic
