i have a Sinner too like kayak – bombproof, cant really fault it.

yes

micca macca moo!

yeah they’re a bit tougher these days – we use QA they have offices in Manchester and all over.

I agree that a course isn’t necessary – revision is though, you’d certainly struggle if you went in blind.
MS generally do a self-study book for each exam which i find is good enough along with practice questions.

At least it’s not a rip-off like the VMWare exams where you have to have attended at £1k course before you can do the exam!

btw MCITP’s are being retired in a few months, back to MCSA/E’s although much revamped.

if its any consolation the ipad version is sh*t!

no honestly its a genuine question.

here’s me thinking he was going to be jumped on by a sulky looking teenager dressed in black with a penchant for eye makeup!

we never had a problem renting with a dog. If you’re up front and offer to pay for the place to be professional cleaned when you leave people were OK. Better off speaking direct to the landlord though, as some rental agents say NO when the actual owners were ok with it.

yes need a license from the council for food hygiene i believe.

i have a Ground Effect submariner one which i’ve had for years and is excellent but i think is not 100% merino – i also have an icebreaker once which is pants.
I guess there’s merino and there’s merino.

you got a Cisco login for their portal? if so you can check here:
cisco licensing
and get the appropriate license if necessary

yeah you may not have the appropriate license to use it – do a show ver and it’ll tell you what you’re on and the next one up.

your level of sfotware probably doesn’t support it

it never actually mentioned how he managed to come out of the rotational spin – and why wasn’t the little parachute thing deployed?

anyone know?

is it suitable for a 2yr old girl hora? i’d be up for a BMX session at the same time!

we also use dnsmadeeasy – we have lots of domains globally and they’re all managed under these lot.

never had an issue in the 5 years they’ve been looking after it all.

tunnelbear

what phil.w says – spot on.

cardio trainer works.

done

You should be Jack White in 6 months but Morello will take a few years maybe.

haha

learn to juggle?

Sorry to hear that mate, i feel your pain. my dog died recently and i blubbed for days…like you say, at least he didn’t suffer.
ill raise a glass to all lost hounds this evening in his honour.

Excellent cheers folks, i may well be in touch for more tips.

Did you do this route mykaloon?

Any modifications or alterations you’d do? i’m in the middle of planning my own route now.

great, thanks all.

10 yrs commute 5 on disks BB7’s all the way. Think i may be on the same pads :)

v’s in the wet are a nightmare.

Much easier when you’re by the side of the road fixing a puncture.

Do it i’d say.

agreed intervals/speed work is the traditional way to improve times. But you obviously need your base fitness there before you even start this kind of thing. It’s pretty punishing on your body so don’t do like 6 spedd sessions a week or anything!

Shoes – no i doubt it, i’ve never had anything special and run sub 38 10k.

brilliant!

Just ordered a Rothan for my girl who’ll be 2 next month, and she’s pretty wee, seemed the best fit i could find after some research.

pmsl McH nice one….

they’re fine until anything goes wrong – then it’s 2 hours to a call center in India.

I’ve had it for around 2/3 years and had to phone them around 4 times during that time. Each time was a total nightmare.

You get what you pay for IMO.

judging by “cash in the attic” that i had the displeasure to watch yesterday, they’re out of fashion and worth about £30 a pop, if you’re lucky. One of them went for £10.

my 2p.

I use Squeezebox but have a dedicated server installed on an Intel Atom micro ATX – so it’s about 25cm x 25 cm, with a laptop 1Tb drive in it, very good on power and Squeezecentre has a plug-in to shut the server down and wake it up when required or not in use. Much better performance than running on a NAS plus you can upgrade it whenever required.

Then install http://vortexbox.org/ this installs Squeezecentre, plus a load of other stuff, lets you rip disks direct from the server, music or DVD’s to FLAC mp3 or whatever. This is all free Linux based.

It’s literally a case of putting the cd in and away you go.

Vortexbox really was the missing link in my previous Squeezebox setup.

NO

Not quite. Port replicators can be portable(ish) things that you plug into via USB and have several outputs – vga, usb etc.

Docking stations are usually much larger desk bound things that you “dock” your laptop onto and can have extra expansion cards or dvd drives etc.

But yes, some companies use the name interchangeably.

i always choose bike. The car sits in the drive all day. 10 years and counting now for the “voluntary” two wheeled commute.

in all honesty i wouldnt bother with an OU degree type course. I’d do what others have suggested and do some vocational vendor specific training – like a CCNA/CCNP, you could get it done in a bootcamp type scenario in a few weeks. i honestly don’t think youd see a return on your time and money in an OU degree. Speaking as someone who has an IT degree and Cisco quals, i’d go straight into it that way.

Yes you’d have no hands on, but you wouldn’t after a degree either and that would be 3 years later…

Try it yourself – get a self-paced study guide thing and try it out. Theers plenty of them about – Cisco do their own official one.

Front Street, follow the signs for Tynemouth Priory. Or the Turks Head pub on front street which is a stone’s throw from there.

i have an On-One soft one – but with a cardboard bike box inside it if you want?

Not be needing it. In South Manc, 5 mins from the airport, Gatley.

hope you brought spare clean underpants today!