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winner is @Irazmus, bonus entry to @witch @VeryPC I got it!

I call the winner to be @lionsl2005 If I am right, bonus entry for @witch

@VeryPC what gives....we not exclusive enough for you?

Why bring me into this? I didn't say anything on this thread :/

I've hardly played. Not had the time because preparing the house for this baby, got to level 17 so far.

We have the E351s here, and yes, they are dire. But eh, I don't have to use them!

Works for me!

Website is down due to non-payment (god I hate having such high bills!!). Now, I would like to offer this nice tip - Set up lots of secondary players. Skip the coldharbour on them to start in their relevant town. Have the character disassemble items for smithing, wood working, clothing, enchanting, provisioning. Put skill points in the hirelings. do it for each one apart from your main. You will then get on your main char, the hireling rewards, and it opens up based on the character that opens it, so you could have 8 characters, all with hirelings, and you get 8 top level items from them for each perk. Its brilliant!

Safeguarding Safeguarding policy Complaints policy and log Missing or uncollected child procedure Policy and procedure on administration of medicines and first aid - accident records, first aid recording Suitable people/Suitable Premises No smoking policy Behaviour management policy SEN policy Recruitment and selection policies and procedures -CRB, ISA, References Organisation Documentation Induction, qualifications and training Health and Safety policy Risk assessments Public Liability Insurance Emergency evacuation procedures Equality of opportunity policy Register of attendance Other records such as child protection concerns Thats what was just emailed too me by my mum, as she had that list on her machine, but the document is still too be found, but this was the basic check list.

Not only the PLC, she will need to have relevant training done, paediatric first aid, child care to level 3 (to start your own its a minimum requirement in most authorities) and possibly registration to the Early Years Foundation Stage. Also, for people to notice it, she would need to register for Ofsted. Now that is thought about, she will need the following: Safeguarding procedures, written information on how to make a complaint, risk assessments, equal opportunities policy for employment, accident records and childrens medicines (which should NEVER be given to a child without parental consent), information for parents (such as a handbook about the place), information by parents (such as recommendations), suitable premises, suitable environment, toys and activities, SEN policy. Opening hours - usually between 7am - 6:30pm, as parents may require someone to look after at any point in those hours. It isn't a light thought, if you want to go ahead, I have a document which our local creche provided for us for when my mum was looking into it.

surely it would be the RM people you would need to ask?

I dont want additional entries, I am just getting the names asap so as to prevent anyone else getting additional entries *sly grin*

can't believe @JJonas won!

Making a Prize-a-Day-May! video is much like making love to a beautiful woman....You've got to get the right cast, you need to turn on the camera, and don't forget to make sure the audience get a good eyeful of the goodies.

I didn't realise Swiss Tony was on set today!

I was closest, I had 460!

@sonofsanta I had the following script to list target user’s group membership in Active Directory. script to retrieve and review the Disk Quota settings on a given computer. script to get details from Nic Driver page on a given machine and report in Excel. script will allow you to return the Network Operating System (NOS) names for machines specified in a text file called MachineList and enumerate the NOS caption as in the example results set below. script to retrieve the list of scheduled tasks on a computer. script to find passwords that do not have an expiry date. script to replicate an Active Directory set up for testing purposes. script for printer migration from one server to another. script to set quota based on OU. That was all I submitted...don't know which one they picked.

why not...the hudl was a storming success.

Nope. I work in a law office. In a given month some 100k letters get printed, not to mention any documents required on top. It's a printing nightmare. Lol.

Copper internet soon will become redundant. Especially as all broadband providers are now moving to fibre. External USB Drives (DVD, HDD etc). As more and more moves to the "cloud", it is easier than ever to back everything up and have it available as you want it. Wired Keyboards and Mice. With many machines now coming with onboard bluetooth support, wireless devices will make a slow and steady creep into the norm and wired will become outmoded and dated. Fax. Rarely used now, can't see it going on for much longer

First one you picked was @north-ict Second one is @Steve21 Third one is @mac_shinobi Forth one is @Fazza

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It would be quite an undertaking, especially as it goes across a public highway, you would need dispensation from the council, highways agencies etc. Enjoy with that. Also, Virgin are good for laying fibre, as they're quick and reliable, and usually have a good standard of work when it comes to laying fibre.

The most legit thing ever...you should see me dressed as Gardevoir!

They've already said....read the post. Shhhhh...nobody help him!