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1453 - What makes our courses special?
It's one thing to provide a training course ... and another to provide an effective training course that the delegate will fondly remember, and the course administrator will book as his first choice for the next student for the same subject. Yesterday evening, I wrote something of our philosophy f ....

1452 - Santa on the train to Melksham
Today was the day that the Melksham Railway Development Group ran their Santa Special trip to Swindon. As usual, even a strengthened public train was crowded, but everyone had a great day none the less! Santa visited all the children on the train - and our party today included 33 children! Sant ....

1451 - More PHP sample and demonstration programs
It's amazing how many little (and not so little) new programs and demonstrations I write - here are some from the last couple of days: • The Melksham / Bowerhill Christmas Quiz, 2007. Ten questions, work out the answers, click on a link at the bottom the page and it will be refreshed to tell y ....

1450 - Easy selection of multiple SQL conditions from PHP
Are you automating an SQL query in a web page, wanting to select records to display only where they match a whole series of criteria from what could be a long list of options - for example looking for houses: * Only in Melksham * Less that 200k * With a large garden and other criteria that perhaps ....

1449 - Upgrade Mac OSX to Leopard, Web Server Apache httpd config lost
We upgraded one of our Systems to OS X 10.5 (Mac, Leopard) recently and I have just enabled "Web Sharing" ... that's the Apache httpd daemon. To my horror I saw this ... ... rather than this ... • The httpd.conf file has MOVED from the /private/etc/httpd to the /private/etc/apache2 dire ....

1448 - Question on division (Java) - Also Perl, PHP, Python ...
Q: What's the difference between % and /? A: / returns the result of a division % returns the remainder when you do a division. Divide 18 by 7 you get 2, with a remainder of 4 (i.e. 4 left over). so 18/7 give 2, and 18%7 gives 4. And from Tcl/Tk and Expect... you can see the float v integer ....

1447 - Refa Tandoori Indian Restaurant, Melksham
I've always admired how the "Indian" restaurants in our town compete, and yet work together for the common good of charity causes. And they're doing so again. Each of them is holding an evening on behalf of the Bangladesh Cyclone Disaster (I used the term "Indian" because really they're from Bangl ....

1446 - An answer to a student asking 'Help'
I've got time - a lot of time - to help people who are learning; it's really rewarding to teach the subjects that we do, and the most rewarding students are those who take the time to go above and beyond the norm in asking questions. So why, when I get an email out of the blue asking for help with ....

1445 - Looking after you Christmas Customer Crowds
A Christmas shopping trip to Swindon yesterday ... and so many chances to see how others do the "customer service" thing, with more lessons learnt on what to avoid than what to emulate! Our initial stop in a big chain of computer stores, where we have a business account; just a few odds and ends ne ....

1444 - Using English can slow you right down!
When you're programming and you assign a variable, that's usually a single result. For example (we're talking Perl in these examples) $position = $record % $pagelength; However, there are often side effects of an action which you might want to make later use of too. For example: $postcode = ($pc ....

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