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yep, it's Earnshaw

anyway, he retired today, gg

Thought he'd retired years ago, where's he been playing?

MLS >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> SPL

moved into coaching, gl to him

So he did retire years ago then, for all intents and purposes.

I see he made one appearance for Blackpool in 2014, that probably doesn't really count either.

anyone with experience learning a language from scratch online? are there some good programs/apps nowadays?
also if i want to learn italian, spanish and french is their a preferable order to make things easier?(italian and spanish are quite similar from what i heard)

duolingo is the go to app apparently if it has your language. i used mngolanguages to learn filipino but it wasnt on duolingo

Vegas for the third time in two months today

Isn't rosetta stone still the best.

for filipino it was so wank and expensive. Duolingo is legit good apparently. (obv torrent but it was still ****). Its also free. Just look into duolingo. The guy behind it is very cool aswell


pretty interesting 30min watch. IT goes onto talk about duolingo after introduction about his previous company

dunno about from scratch but i'm relearning german with duolingo and it's pretty good

Italian and Spanish are very similar, if you're fluent in one then you're 60% towards learning the other. I can't speak for French, but Italian is apparently a slightly harder language to learn than Spanish so you're probably best off starting off there. Utility wise it's obviously subjective, but in a vacuum I'd say Spanish is the most and Italian the least useful.

Apps and stuff (duolingo, memrise) are good, but there really is no substitute for just grinding out verb conjugations and reading grammar rules.

looks really interesting and just what I was looking for
thanks a lot

ye thanks
think im gonna start out with french as I'll be having that in culinary school anyway and then try spanish

man that app is amazing for the basics

I'm going to have to brush up on my maths, The Teenager is up to quadratic equations now so I can't just look over her shoulder and patronisingly walk her through her homework any more, and after all my years of telling her I'm a maths genius I kind of have to back it up when she gets up to GCSE revision in like a year's time

Khan academy is a site I recall hearing good things about, and I see there's an app for it. Any better recommendations? I'm not looking for degree-level physics, I just want to remind myself of the basic formulae for the elementary level trigonometry, calculus etc and hopefully it will all come flooding back...

löl math

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my first pöst on 2p2... been consistent on this topic

Khan Academy is the nuts, at least on a PC - not sure how easy it's to use on a phone/tablet.

Khan Academy is good, but I'd think it's just easier to read the textbook.

Khan academy is reallly solid.

LO - ask her to explain it to you. She'll know it better as a result.

Culinary school? I remember the old days of cooking with cashy and sethy not being a fan lol

Khan academy is good but these two sites for the Maths GCSE I think are better.
http://keshmaths.com/gcse-maths-takeaway-3
/http://mathswebsite.com

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