Thinks back to student days and some of the nursing and medical students I used to know...
Nope, some of them definitely wouldn't fit that statement ;)
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"She's using the new Clinical Administration Package,” David explained.
In her past working life my better half used to have to cross swords (scalpels?) with something very similar. Quite quickly it got slightly more accurately named to "Clinical Records Administration Package", although the acronym was all that was ever used when referring to it or describing it.
New Horizons will look at the object from celestial north
Is it just me who finds that rather confusing, given it's relative to the poles and axis of rotation, or at least the line extending into space from them? Surely to know that we must already have made a close observation already? In any case I wouldn't have expected such an asteroid to have a clearly defined and stable axis of rotation anyway?
Or does a duck have a pre-defined "north", presumably sticking out from the top of its head?
In any case, "Celestial North" would be a great name for a rock (asteroid?) band...
It's called the Hawthorne Effect.
And remember, Big Brother is watching you...
An interesting read...
Any chance that reference articles like this could be made available in a downloadable pdf format? Rather than having to try and bookmark or download the page for future reference, which never works well when there's so much dynamic content (ads etc) on the thing too?
Haven't we all (to both statements)...?
It was one of the most valuable lessons I learned in post-graduate academia - always know who actually moves things along and gets things done, as opposed to who appears to be in charge but just orders them to be done. And to get on their good side and in their good books....
Forget being nice to professors and directors and suchlike, if you were on friendly terms with the secretaries, storesmen (or probably storespeople these days, although back then they were all white-coated males) and technicians you could get anything done and circumvent all sorts of delays and bureaucracy.
And it was amazing how quickly and easily things got signed off by the senior staff when you went via their secretaries, whom you took care to always be nice, friendly and helpful to of course.
We bought him a Mac in self defense, as at least it's less likely to lead to a network wide infection when he screws up.
@alister - see that was your problem. You shouldn't have bought him a Mac, you should have bought him an Etch-a-Sketch...
Nah, it's been retired already, although the Telegraph did report it'd been sunk...
And the base irony here is Kodi do not actually make any hardware or "boxes" at all. It's just the software that 3rd party vendors use (as it's free) and stick on there and then pollute with all the piracy add-ons (also not produced or endorsed by Kodi).
Kodi itself (as downloaded from their website) doesn't come with any media sources pre-installed at all, and is just a very flexible and powerful media player.
It's even a violation of their trademark policy to do so, not that no-name Chinese vendors bother about such trivial legalities as trademark, copyright or the like.
I'm just wondering when the BBC bods will actually learn to count?
1 - Hartnell
2 - Troughton
3 - Pertwee
4 - T Baker
5 - Davidson
6 - C Baker
7 - McCoy
8 - McGann
9 - Hurt
10 - Ecclestone
11 - Tennant
12 - Smith
13 - Capaldi
14 - Whittaker
She's the 14th, not the 13th...?
Or are they trying to ignore either McGann or Hurt?
They're mostly not too different from the original ones (Ecclestone notwithstanding, or indeed not staying):
Hartnell - 3 seasons + a couple of episodes
Troughton - Just under 3 seasons (2 + all except the 2 episodes above)
Pertwee - 5 seasons
T Baker - 7 seasons
Davidson - 3 seasons
C Baker - 2 seasons + 1 episode
McCoy - 3 seasons + start of the TV movie
McGann - TV movie
Hurt - 1 episode
Ecclestone - 1 season
Tennant - 3 seasons + the "gap year" specials
Smith - 3 seasons + 2 specials
Capaldi - 4 seasons
It's only Pertwee and Tom Baker who did long stints, everyone else is mainly 2-3 seasons.
You'll be recalling the Cadbury's Smash robots next...
Brings back memories of a customer of ours (now closed) who used to insist all us support engineers must wear shirt and tie when working on-site.
Not so unusual you'd think, except I work in the semiconductor industry - they insisted we wore shirt and tie underneath our cleanroom suits when installing and setting up (and kicking repeatedly at times) the manufacturing tools we were supporting and installing.
Suffice it to say words were had with HR, and some sense was eventually knocked into the customer's heads before our guys revolted and refused to go on-site.