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2009-08-26
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There's a web interface for it and I need to go through the council spreadsheet and tick the appropriate boxes (in addition to the bazillion other things on my plate).
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2009-08-26
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I'm worried by the variables here. It's seems to be an NP-complete problem:
- €y from the budget for sponsorship.
- x people get offered sponsorship.
- k (where k < x) people are willing to share a room.
- m (where m < x) people are travelling from a great distance.
How do we solve this equation?
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2009-09-07
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2009-09-07
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If you don't want to share a room, pay for your own bed.
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2009-09-07
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2009-09-07
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Hi,
The easy way is this: if you're being sponsored accommodation, you share a room. If you don't want to share a room, pay for your own bed.
Please say if you prefer a hotel (or are happy with a hostel), if you need a double room (i.e. because you're bringing your wife/gf) or a single (if you don't want to share) or shared (if you're happy to share).
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