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1932 - Training Passports - booking a training program
The question of "Training Passports", where a delegate can take a number of different courses over a period of time, isn't a new one to me ... but it really wasn't appropriate for us to offer such a product in our early days. With a sprinkling of niche courses, it was highly unlikely that we could ....

1931 - Frosty Morning, foggy evening
A frosty morning here in Melksham. This is actually yesterday's picture - taken in our garden with the Christmas berries and the haw frost - headed for Bath and the Christmas Market A long day - back on a delayed evening bus (25 minutes late from Bath - good Ole First!) that dropped us at the end ....

1930 - Bath Christmas Market
We went down into Bath on the bus yesterday ... intending just to do a cinema trip, but the day was lovely and we had a look around the Christmas market. Food and Drink stalls mixed in with stalls selling Christmas nicknacks, which extended around the cathedral and up to the market hall. See here ....

1929 - 2009 - Hotel, Meeting, Training Course prices
Well House Manor / Well House Consultants - prices for 2009 (valid from December 2008) Bedrooms / Overnight These prices are inclusive of VAT, at the new rate or 15% Bedroom, Double Occupancy. 90 pounds per night Includes continental breakfast for 2, internet access, all facilities of public are ....

1928 - Melksham Oak Community School, Melksham, Wiltshire
Melksham is growing, with 750 new homes approved, to be constructed in the very near future - just over the back, behind our home. And there's a new secondary school already being built, to be known as "Melksham Oak" and replacing the George Ward, which is tired and worn out. "Melksham Oak" is going ....

1927 - Team changes at Well House - looking forward
When people leave a job where they were in a customer facing role, it's usual for them to quietly disappear from the scene with as little as possible said to the customers. I can understand why that's the convention, but I'm going to do rather the opposite here and write a little piece to say "Thank ....

1926 - Flash (client) to PHP (server) - example
Hidden deep in our website, there's an example of a Flash / Flex / Actionscript that runs in the browser, but contacts the server when certain information is required. In fact, it's so deeply hidden that I had trouble finding the links for some of yesterday's delegates: An overview of Flash / Flex ....

1925 - Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
"Object Oriented Programming" is a whole new philosophy for programmers who have been writing short scripts for years, and it can be quite frightening to learn with all these new buzzwords like "overriding", "encapsulation" and "polymorphism" creeping in. It's a beautiful concept and a lovely appro ....

1924 - Preventing ^C stopping / killing a program - Perl
Here's a demonstration - in Perl - that shows you how to avoid a ^C (Control C) dropping you straight out of a program. Have you ever accidentally hit ^C in the wrong window and terminated a long-running process just before it finished ... well, by setting $SIG{INT} to the address of a sub you want ....

1923 - Making it all worthwhile
I know that a lot of people use our resources ... and that very few of them get in touch. That's only natural - it's very rare for me to send a "thank you" to an author. So I was really touched to find the following in my email this morning: To Graham Ellis,   Just e-mailing to say thanks f ....

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