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DAILY CHAT ***Monday 4th January 2010 ***
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Oh, and what counts as non-essential books? Does my reading list count or not?
Your course or library will have a list of essential reading and then a list of further information / reference books. Sometimes a tutor will sign books lists but more often than not you will have a disability services coordinator at your uni who will be expected to sign the claims forms.
I know that I send the DSC the essential reading lists and students are expected to obtain signatures from the Uni DSC! Try your tutors, they may not be aware of specific rules especially if they haven't come across them before
And brilliant news about the award!DFW Nerd Club #545 Dealing With Our Debtnever attribute anything to malice which can be adequately explained by stupidity, [paranoia or ignorance] - ZTD&[cat]
the thing about unwritten laws is that everyone has to agree to them before they can work - *louise*
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Itsarandom wrote: »Excuse me one moment:
Dear downstairs neighbour - i get it - you like music that goes "thump thump thump".
Sharing time, however, is now over... please turn it down enough so I stop feeling the vibrations...
*Turns music down*
I know I am not your neighbour Random but I do seem to have cranked the music up this afternoon. Although to be fair the neighbours can stick it as they always have it so loud that the neighbours 5 doors up can hear it! Mine isnt too bad in comparison*runs into and around the room, screaming and whooping*
DSA got back to me......they've let me have ALL the things I asked for! Including a spanking shiny new Macbook! *dances*
Looked at gyms, all too expensive. Buying a mate's bike and am gonna go cycling instead (including to train station and back)
:T Well done Elfen, I am still dreaming of a Mac :rolleyes: They opened a new apple store within a shopping centre very close to where I work. On my birthday I made Mum walk about 2miles the wrong way within the centre so we didnt walk past it. I knew if I saw/played on one I would have brought it, whatever the cost! Its one of those 'one day I will save for one' purchases :rotfl: The problem is I could buy and run my dream car for a year for the cost of one Mac :eek:0 -
Coo-ee Beanielou ! Just read this and thought of you ! http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/scottish-woman-shopping-for-turkey-still-stranded-1857409.htmlNothing is so fatiguing as the eternal hanging on of an uncompleted task. William James0
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My boyfriend applied for a job yesterday, they called him today saying can you come in for an interview this friday!!! I am so excited I know I shouldn't get my hopes up but I can't stop!!!!!0
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*fills boot with grit/salt*
*gets in car*
*starts engine and drives to beanielou's to dig her out*Quality is doing something right when no one is looking - Henry Ford
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Afternoon all,
So cold at work, I have my coat on. I loathe how slow things are after holidays, I'm very bored.No longer using this account for new posts from 20130 -
Thanks Pap but no sadly no matalan - we are a bit shop deprived around here (well unless you count Oxford Street, Regent Street, Bond St and Convent Garden...)0
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:rolleyes: Ahh well Becky worth a try. I hope you find what you are after
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Maybe I'm being a numpty-but who is DSA and why do they give away Macbooks???Debt-free...and staying that way...0
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Hey PAP, enjoying your time off?
I'm working hard trying to find cheap ferries shhhhhNo longer using this account for new posts from 20130
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