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Anybody? Could do with some clarification before we think about going ahead with this.

@VeryPC Edugeek Rules (Only just seen this on the thread, saw the answer straight away!)

For anyone interested in listening to the differences between the Celtic languages, there are some tv channels which you can get online. S4C for Welsh BBC Alba for Scottish TG4 for Irish There is a youtube channel done by Adrian Cain for Manx France 3 Ouest is done in Brittany for Breton. As for Cornish, no clue!

Before I go ahead and recommend a signal booster, what is your current set up? Is there space to have a network cable ran to the room and a wifi point set up?

Wow...that's nuts, hope you caught them out with official documentation etc! As for what would I use, I have used smart water and a fine brush, and written the post code on.

This...it does work out much much cheaper.

Some say he once had a vicious knife fight with a popped collared Adam...and that once, he sold his social networking site to facebook...all we know is, he is not Al...but he is Al man slaved cousin Will!

Yes, Yes we can...in fact I demand that we do! haha

Does anyone know if you can use preset macros in office 365? We have around 90 people, each with their own individual macros. Now we are slowly migrating from 2003 to 2010, but we are looking at office 365 for a longterm goal, but ideally want to know if it is possible have these macros migrated along with it.

The reason is that many clans/tribes didn't migrate much, if at all, especially on a small island if they were all at peace. They would have had a common language for trading and such like however. Same applied to Isle of Wight when they were invaded, they had something close to 5 or 6 written dialects.

Thank you everyone so far!

My daughters school teach 4 languages. European languages are taught from age 6 upwards. German (most common language in Europe), French (Secondary language in UN after English), Spanish (Most used language in the Americas), Mandarin (only for year 7 onwards)

Whilst you used google translate for this, its adverb is wrong. It should be this - 也許我會 - hope that helps!

This one chap made a pasty with natural ingredients from cornwall, but because his shop was just over the border in devon, he wasn't allowed to call them cornish, despite everything being sourced from cornwall...

Quite. Welsh is fine, as a large preportion of Welsh People I know speak it fluently and have customers that only speak welsh (they were never raised to speak English). As for Scottish and Irish, I don't think many people speak it (in proportion to the population).

I personally use ezpz hosting. They have a great support board, good forum for any help needed, and a lot of automated installation tools. Makes making the website a lot easier!

Being a dad is epic, and great fun. You have a real chance to make yourself proud. For example the day you go to their school plays or the day you take them to their first sports match, or the day they say dada, or learn to walk...its all good!!

I can't see why mac minis wouldn't run it sufficiently, but then it wont look as pretty or shiney as a full imac suite!

Well done @Ephelyon! - - - Updated - - - Well done @Ephelyon

Just ensure that any Macs that are purchased come out of the Music budget and not the IT budget. I did this, and they tried to go ahead and make the purchase and claim it on the IT budget, at which point I blocked the purchase from going ahead by speaking with SLT and explaining that it is using funds not allocated to the department. The Music budget was on a par with the IT budget as they did the school productions (with the drama group) and such like. As a result, the HT called myself and the music HoD into a meeting, by the end of the meeting, Music Dept had to drain their budget to buy the Macs, I agreed to service them. As for software, I would say personally, yes Logic is better than Sonar, however Sibelius is a great piece of software and may well be worth running bootcamp to keep the Windows software going, just for the added option.

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All you need now is a union with Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Basque Spain, and Brittany and you can have a true Celtic nation

They've won the day with this (it was an old paper, 17th April)

This is for Adam... @VeryPC can you ensure he sees this?

hmmm...odd...I hope all the votes count!