Comments on: C++ http://www.engtect.net/26 structural engineering Mon, 21 May 2012 07:06:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Tish http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-144 Tish Sun, 22 Oct 2006 21:26:45 +0000 http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-144 oh my god from the girl holding the 'heart' xxx oh
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]]> By: Muzzi http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-140 Muzzi Sat, 21 Oct 2006 17:20:45 +0000 http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-140 I obviously cannot comment in any even half sensible way on your C++ lectures. As for your spelling/grammar, a round of applause for you wanting to improve, says proud muzzi! Interesting you liked The History Boys on film rather more it seems than on the stage. The crits raved about the stage play, have been luke warm about the film. I'm going to see the film much later, the 8th Nov. Will report back. I obviously cannot comment in any even half sensible way on your C++ lectures. As for your spelling/grammar, a round of applause for you wanting to improve, says proud muzzi!
Interesting you liked The History Boys on film rather more it seems than on the stage. The crits raved about the stage play, have been luke warm about the film. I’m going to see the film much later, the 8th Nov. Will report back.

]]> By: Rob http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-139 Rob Thu, 19 Oct 2006 23:09:27 +0000 http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-139 I have yet to read up on The History Boys and find out how well reviewed it is, or isn't, but I loved it so go see it. It is sad - in a way that touches your emotions and gets you thinking and feeling. I loved the grainy (?) camera effect as if it were filmed in 1974 too. Oh, and the running topic of success and competition in education over education for its own sake is close to home so I would love it. I suspect only a few people will like this film. I have yet to read up on The History Boys and find out how well reviewed it is, or isn’t, but I loved it so go see it. It is sad - in a way that touches your emotions and gets you thinking and feeling. I loved the grainy (?) camera effect as if it were filmed in 1974 too. Oh, and the running topic of success and competition in education over education for its own sake is close to home so I would love it. I suspect only a few people will like this film.

]]> By: Kash http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-138 Kash Thu, 19 Oct 2006 12:26:08 +0000 http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-138 Ah cool, looks very flashy. I also noticed that you used colour coding when teaching (always a plus). I want to see quite a few films in the coming weeks, would you recommend 'The History Boys'? Ah cool, looks very flashy. I also noticed that you used colour coding when teaching (always a plus).

I want to see quite a few films in the coming weeks, would you recommend ‘The History Boys’?

]]> By: Rob http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-137 Rob Thu, 19 Oct 2006 07:09:29 +0000 http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-137 Yeah, some things never change. I really do hope that one day, before I die, I get on top of my spelling. There were several other mistakes, which I am sure you spotted but were too polite to mention, that are now corrected. I finished it in a rush so as to get down to Taunton's Odeon to watch 'The History Boys' (Bennett) with Han (very enjoyable even though sad, and was as good as the play). Oh, I also added the triangulation picture... Yeah, some things never change. I really do hope that one day, before I die, I get on top of my spelling. There were several other mistakes, which I am sure you spotted but were too polite to mention, that are now corrected. I finished it in a rush so as to get down to Taunton’s Odeon to watch ‘The History Boys’ (Bennett) with Han (very enjoyable even though sad, and was as good as the play). Oh, I also added the triangulation picture…

]]> By: Kash http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-136 Kash Wed, 18 Oct 2006 22:11:43 +0000 http://www.engtect.net/26#comment-136 Very nice! Although I do notice a distinct lack of people attending this lecture (I count 17 - I am assuming there are more to the right...) I thought I learned a huge amount about C++ from you in comparison to Chris so it seems that your dissemination was very disseminationsome in that respect (and I am sure most of the class will agree your lectures actually made sense!!) On another note, how much did you pay these people? They all look like they are trying their best to cover up their faces! Not to be an insufferable know it all but I believe its spelt Delaunay triangulation (so its good to see that some things never change!) Very nice! Although I do notice a distinct lack of people attending this lecture (I count 17 - I am assuming there are more to the right…)

I thought I learned a huge amount about C++ from you in comparison to Chris so it seems that your dissemination was very disseminationsome in that respect (and I am sure most of the class will agree your lectures actually made sense!!)

On another note, how much did you pay these people? They all look like they are trying their best to cover up their faces!

Not to be an insufferable know it all but I believe its spelt Delaunay triangulation (so its good to see that some things never change!)

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