what is cluster school?
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It's a word which is sometimes used to describe primary schools linked to their respective Academy.\n\nThe usual term in Scotland is ASG (associated schools group)or occasionaly 'feeder' school  which could be for example the 4 or 5 primaries which 'feed' to an Academy.
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I'm assuming that the school is named after the film director. D.W. Griffith.  \n\nHere's more info on him\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D.W._Griffith
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Where the hell is that school? I have never heard of it. Please ask someone else your dumb question.-Steve
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This web site should help:\nhttp://mb-soft.com/public/school.html
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This is the SMIC school website hope it can answer your questions.\n\nhttp://www.smicschool.org/School/index.htm
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Nothing that elaborate. It's mostly from the schools that are already standing and how crowded they are.
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That is writing applications either for creating or maintaining clusters and grids or that are aware of cluster and grids and make use of them. \n\nClustering machines is a way of turning multiple machines into a single virtual machine. This might be done in case one of the machines fail, it is often done to create a sort of super computer. \n\nGrid computing is similer in concept. Basically it takes the excess CPU  time on idle machines and makes use of it and or uses devoted machines to break parts of a task/problem down into smaller parts all assigned to a computer in the grid. Some examples are the search for intellgent life. Modeling and breaking encryption schemes are two common uses for grid computing.
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http://www.wupper.de/sites/unnet/files/schools.html I hope that helps. :)
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A cluster is a "chunk" of data. The way data is stored on your hard drive is in what they call sectors and clusters. A sector is typically about 4,000 bytes, and a file can span many, many sectors. A cluster is a group of sectors, and again, a file can have many clusters.\n\nThese clusters can be spread out all over the disk drive (fragmentation). After reading and writing many files to a disk, some clusters may be flagged as being used even though they do not contain any data. These are called "lost clusters" and can be fixed using ScanDisk on Windows or the Disk Utility program on the Mac. \n\nIn fact, ScanDisk is probably your best bet for fixing this. Generally these lost clusters are not something to worry about. They're considered "lost" because they don't contain data and aren't associated with a file, but are flagged as being used and unavailable to the system. \n\nYou want to make sure you defragment your hard drive on a regular basis - once a month is not too often. Or, spend a few dollars on a product called Diskkeeper, which keeps your disk defragmented all the time.\n\nhttp://www.datarecoverypronto.com also has some articles.
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I go to Lancaster High School in Lancaster S.C. and the program has ruined my school by trying to help every student then you just forget about the advanced students. Some students dont want to learn and will not so you end up wasting youre time on them while the ones that want to do their best do end up being left behind or at least forgot about
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A Beka is a really great curriculum. my family used it, and when i eventually when back to school my junior year i was way ahead of my classmates. plus they have so many different ways to use their curriculum. i really encourage you to check it out.
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What school in particular?
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did u mean montessori in san francisco? i recommend this school.
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It's the World Educational Service.\n\nhttp://www.wes.org/
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Veritas Cluster Server (also known as VCS) is a High-availability cluster software package for Unix computer systems, created by Veritas Software (now part of Symantec). It is used to improve the availability of services which the cluster provides, such as Databases, file sharing on a network, electronic commerce websites, or other software applications. VCS operates by having redundant computers or nodes which are then used to provide service if active nodes fail.\n\nHigh avilability clusters are distinct from Parallel computing clusters designed to operate with many systems processing the same task. HA clusters are just used to provide more reliable services, which will be restarted on another node if the node they are running on crashes or is unable to keep running them.\n\nVCS implementations attempt build redundancy into a cluster to eliminate single points of failure, including multiple network connections and data storage which is multiply connected via Storage area networks.\n\nSimilar products include Linux-HA, Sun Cluster, Microsoft Cluster Server (MSCS) and IBM HACMP\n\nVCS is a user-level clustering software; all of the processes it runs are normal system processes on the Unix systems it operates on, and it has no special access in to operating system or kernel functions in the host systems.
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http://www.schoolboredom.com/
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yar...I think you should expand ur question by entering the HIGH SKooL name.... cz it wud be better to give you anser after knowing the name of the School.