LilyPond – Music notation for everyone: LilyPond... music notation for everyone Welcome to The Computer Graphics Society Bishopbriggs Academy - Home Welcome to the Bishopbriggs Academy website It is my great pleasure to welcome parents, prospective parents and all other visitors to our website. We hope that it gives you a comprehensive insight into many different aspects of life at Bishopbriggs Academy. We have the highest standards and expectations of ourselves and each other. We are absolutely committed to providing the widest range of opportunities for our young people to experience and enjoy success. The school enjoys very positive relations with our parents, our community, local organisations and businesses and we hope that the accessibility of information on our website will help to strengthen our partnerships even more. Mr Gordon Moulsdale, Head Teacher Latest News BBC School Report 2014 Some lucky members of our BBC club were selected to take part in the Generation 2014 live TV debate last week. Our pupils were selected to conduct the Yes/No Champaign interviews after the debate. read full story... Poetry Competition
The Sportsman Seasalter Whitstable We first took over The Sportsman in November 1999 and in the space of a week a group of friends transformed the inside of the building. The pub had layer upon layer of tat which included two fish tanks set in to the bar, filthy net curtains and sheets of plywood over some windows to ensure no natural light would disturb the drinkers. We stripped the bar down to reveal an interesting almost colonial style room and then added oak, cherry and walnut tables made by John Ford from reclaimed timber. The money for the refit was provided by our brother Damian who had been successful with his Brighton based record company, Skint. We opened for business on Tuesday November 8th and started serving a short menu of four starters, four main courses and two puddings. The food was a modern take on country cooking with dishes such as pot roast pork with sage roasting juices, watercress soup with oysters and roast rump of lamb. Luckily, our business has thrived and we try not to stand still.
Clojure - home Open source, cross-platform office suite Joeffice was created in just 30 days A freelance Java developer claims it took him only 30 days to build and launch a basic open source office suite that runs on multiple OSes. Called Joeffice, it works on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux as well as in browsers, according to the developer, Anthony Goubard. It includes a very basic word processor, spreadsheet program, presentation program and database software, Goubard said. The office suite was built with NetBeans and uses many popular open source Java libraries, Goubard said. That allowed him to built the program in 30 days, he said, a process that he documented daily on YouTube. The suite was released as an alpha version, which means that not everything works yet, Goubard said. Goubard, a French citizen, has been living and working in Amsterdam for 14 years. "The suite is meant for companies with specific needs," such as obtaining data from a Java library, he said. Joeffice was made available for download and requires Java 7.