Today I'm happy about......

[truewhite15]

Three Merits and a Distinction on my year 2, semester 1 work

se-fecking-mester? Are you from downtown New Jersey, or summat?

Well, what d'you call it??

A term.

Ah. But a term is the in-school sections between holidays, and there are three per year. At uni, there are just 2 semesters a year.

[Bruce Rioja]

You know, you take 'em within sight of a sandpit these days and they're calling themselves students. You have two terms and that's that!

[Prufrock]

Three Merits and a Distinction on my year 2, semester 1 work

se-fecking-mester? Are you from downtown New Jersey, or summat?

Well, what d'you call it??

Garage? Urban? Two Step?

[Gary the Enfield]

Three Merits and a Distinction on my year 2, semester 1 work

se-fecking-mester? Are you from downtown New Jersey, or summat?

Well, what d'you call it??

A term.

Ah. But a term is the in-school sections between holidays, and there are three per year. At uni, there are just 2 semesters a year.

All semesters are terms. Not all terms are semesters.

Regardez-vous:

An academic term is a division of an academic year, the time during which a school, college or university holds classes. These divisions may be called terms. The schedule adopted by institutions of learning or education systems vary widely.

A semester system divides the academic year into two terms, roughly 15-18 weeks each.
A trimester system divides the academic year into three terms, roughly 10-12 weeks each.
A quarter or quadmester system divides the academic year into four terms, roughly 12 weeks each, and generally counts the summer as one of the terms.

[thebish]

the simple things in life...

[Il Pirate]

the simple things in life...

[thebish]

for those that know what this means..

I got my first photo in Flickr Explore... (a set of "most interesting" photos on Flickr in any particular week)

this one...


Wobbly Bridge and St Paul's by revnev, on Flickr

[TANGODANCER]

Being from Bolton. Ace feeling.

[William the White]

for those that know what this means..

I got my first photo in Flickr Explore... (a set of "most interesting" photos on Flickr in any particular week)

this one...


Wobbly Bridge and St Paul's by revnev, on Flickr

On your way to The Globe, I hope, thebish... (or back from... since it's so late)...

[thebish]

On your way to The Globe, I hope, thebish... (or back from... since it's so late)...

nope - on the way to Doggett's Coat and Badge! (walked past the globe though...)

[Gary the Enfield]

On your way to The Globe, I hope, thebish... (or back from... since it's so late)...

nope - on the way to Doggett's Coat and Badge! (walked past the globe though...)

Bish, have you read this? I loved it and, although a work of fiction, there are a lot of reference points which make you look at the City completely differently.

[thebish]

On your way to The Globe, I hope, thebish... (or back from... since it's so late)...

nope - on the way to Doggett's Coat and Badge! (walked past the globe though...)

Bish, have you read this? I loved it and, although a work of fiction, there are a lot of reference points which make you look at the City completely differently.

no - but I'll look it up and report back!

edit: just noticed it has 1300 pages - which might take me 3 years to read! - so don't hold your breath on the reporting back!

[Gary the Enfield]

On your way to The Globe, I hope, thebish... (or back from... since it's so late)...

nope - on the way to Doggett's Coat and Badge! (walked past the globe though...)

Bish, have you read this? I loved it and, although a work of fiction, there are a lot of reference points which make you look at the City completely differently.

no - but I'll look it up and report back!

edit: just noticed it has 1300 pages - which might take me 3 years to read! - so don't hold your breath on the reporting back!

It gallops along. Basically it covers the history of London as a novel with key figures ( and their descendants) over 2,000 years.

Doggetts is mentioned at a certain point as (I think I recall) the Coat and Badge refers to the amateur rowing race on the Thames organised by the landlord of the pub. That's why I recalled the book.

[Raven]

Finding a quick way to defrost a freezer, use a wall paper steamer without the square bit on it.

[TANGODANCER]

Finding a quick way to defrost a freezer, use a wall paper steamer without the square bit on it.

Wife just puts two bowls of boiling water in there and shuts the door. Works fine.

[Raven]

Tried that it didn't want to know

[thebish]

Tried that it didn't want to know

i think it depends just how badly frosted it is! presumably, Tango's missus keeps on top of it - but when it gets to the point of being several centimetres/inches thick, even Tango's missus would find that a couple of bowls of boiling water and shutting the door makes no difference at all!

the steamer is a cracking idea - it is how i used to do mine before we got this newer one that doesn't seem to need it as badly - i had one of those portable house steamer jobbies that never got used and was stuck in the back of the cupboard until I discovered its defrosting properties!

[HMX]

Just got a bloody job offer! I'm a third year web design student.

[thebish]

Just got a bloody job offer! I'm a third year web design student.

McDonalds?

[Verbal]

funny man