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6 Shockingly Evil Things Babies Are Capable Of | Cracked.com I knew it!
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If it's for a forum, you will want it to bridge properly (so users can move seemlessly inbetween).. In which case look for wiki's in the mods section of where the forum is from (assumming it has one).. You will proberbly only have a choice of one or two after that..
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We just hooked it into the depts email account, staff didn't even know there problems were being logged.
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I don't have the time to read all this thread... but I will put in my 2 cents... Personally I see religion as a way to reason with the unreasonable... and I find it interesting the different ways religions look at the same things... I certainly will never belittle anyones faith, in whatever they believe in and if someone approaches me and offers me a chance to see what there religion is about I take it... I have been Catholic, Church of England and Sikh so far. p.s I once woke up drunk in germany with a mormen panflet, and my friends telling me I had discussed religion and the existance of god with a group of canadian nuns...
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Yes, in the settings I beleive (you may have to adjust it to show advanced settings), just schedule it for never... or schedule it daily for 6pm. ..or you can use the start up collector (http://www.edugeek.net/forums/network-classroom-management/37644-new-spiceworks-version-4-0-a.html)
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It's also important to note, that if you suspect something and don't report it (and the courts can prove it) then you yourself are comiting an offence... Also you don't get to know if you were right or wrong... It's simply fill in a report and thats that from your POV.
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Ask for more information... Have you got any co-workers? Where are the problems? Have you got a mobile? etc etc For example you could have a co-worker seconds away from the head, so phone him first and thats that one sorted.. or if you have the use of mobiles (rare) but it does happen.. Then you can sort out certain problems on the move... For example I used to VNC onto my pc, from my phone and change passwords whilst walking to a different job on the other side of the school. To be honest if I was in my office when i took these calls... None else around... No Mobile 1. Change password (10 second job) 2. Classroom 3. Head
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I wouldn't recommend saying that on a public forum... p.s carl your have the Edith spam message on your profile
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Yep your local branch... Do it and then forget about it.
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Actually they don't have to have a license to use BBC Iplayer and the like as it's not live TV.... (as long as the stay clear of the Live TV section). They do however to use IPTV (which we now supply to most of our 5000 odd students).. As for students... it's got to the point that new accommodation doesn't actually have aerial sockets in the spec... as they almost all exclusivly use BBC Iplayer and the like. p.s It's per lockable room (with a TV in it), in shared accommodation...
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Prison Inmates Get Refund On TV Charges - Yahoo! News UK Wonder who pays there indivdual TV Licences.... Or do they need one? I would hope each cell has a lockable door...
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Hope you corrected it then...
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Registering School Website with search engines (google)
mossj replied to HodgeHi's topic in Web Development
It does you can install it using a extension... use the website I linked for sitemaps I posted above. Also can you still use the old url, may be well worth putting a 301 redirect in (I think 301 is permanent...). -
I often convert bits of a ORACLE databases back to access, as it's interface is jsut easier to think through when doing complex reporting. Especially when DISCO hates running through multiple reports to get a combined one (last time I tried it claimed it would take 32 days to run...). Export it as CSV using the web interface your host should provide and then import into access.
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It's actually worrying but I too had a (real) mini and had the same problems... The hook technique worked like a charm every time though....
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There still using it on OU courses now
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Oh? .....
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Long video about how packets travel around the web.... Actually pretty funny(when you get to the router...), might be one for the classroom... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve7_4ot-Dzs]YouTube- Warriors of The .Net[/ame]
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Samsung NXXX, I have one and love it!
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Stand against a white door and follow the guidelines, buy some 'proper' photo paper and you should be fine.
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Only one bad point about the entire system, and thats that the inventory is a little slow (a lot slow when it's searching for new devices). But apart from that it is the dogs, and takes less than 5 minutes to setup to have a look, can even tell you when a printer is about to run out of ink.
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I'd have no issue with none of this if it was actually used properly... I remember them saying they were going to be optional... I.E you can go through the hassle of pat down or strip search or walk through one of these. TBH would be absoulty fine with that.. Also whilst I'm on the point how come the people on the news premoting these things, have never put themselves through it and shown it on tv? - Would have no issue with ID cards either... but I had my driving license and passport stolen last year, and ended up claiming job seekers in north london. Whilst still paying tax and working in Warwickshire. Not even govt agencies check the ruddy photograph. Oh and don't forget if you ever do get stopped by the police the card that fits perfectly in your wallet MUST be accompinied by a thin peice of paper that is just big enough not to fit in your average jean pocket.
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Will be doing this soon... Going to use a 1-4 scale (means they have to choose a negative or a positive), as above with general tasks. Won't ask for a name, but will ask for a dept (3 depts with several different IT skillsets in each). Try not to ask open ended questions, and keep them to "yes/no", "1-4".
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I did prince2 internally at the university I work at. The course was defently worth while, and I do actually use it in the day to day work. It's not IT specific and focuses more on the lifecycle of any project from weighing it up > closing it down. Comes into play alot when you have the weekly meetings with the ITS project managers, I also hear it's used by ITS in goverment organisations. Also learnt a new fav word "disbenefit" (something bad that will happen).
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Maybe phone the company in question and ask them if you can? and ask about the disbenifits of using it opposed to the newer version. p.s If it was legal, then I would...
