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thread revive, there must be more stupid comments out there!!!!

being honest with you i think he will be fine, just make it funny for him, if something scary comes on call him a silly man or what ever he is and get your son to say it to

have to love the chan!!!! watching his films and knowing that he does his own stunts is great!!!! makes me wanna watch more

not sure if you have heard of this one or if it has been mentioned in the thread if it has then sorry, have you looked at getting a trial of Impero, this is a classroom management software and it manages your network, Kids hate this and networkmanagers get to play God , i used to sell impero for another company and would alway recommend this try this number and ask for a Mr Mark Vesty 01509 633 550 he will get you a trial

welcome planZ

theres great things at this website for all your camping needs Tents | Camping Equipment | Outdoor Clothing | Waterproof Jackets and Walking Boots | Cycling not sure where you are based and appologise if you have already said in this thread hope this helps (if theres one near you)

teejay thats a big statement you made there ............

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lol, so have you got a account manager at A2Z, not loitering for business at all...., just worked there for a long time and have some great friends still there was wondering if one of them was ur account manager i have to admit that Impero is one of the best out there, we had to look at other products and there feature lists but nothing really came close to Impero

you should give them a call and get a trial on the software, i used to sell Impero and never had any complaints with regards to this!!!

you should try impero thats a great classroom management software!!!!! get a trial from 01509 633 550, this is a Network management rather than just a classroom management, but still has all the features that AB Tutor, RM, Net support, Netops, Rainger and Lanschool

we are all assuming that state pension will still be around when we reach that Golden Age, on a personal oppinion i would rather invest my money into a property that i know would still be there when i reach that age. this wouyld be my safty net. If (which i am) paying national insurance up until the golden age why shouldnt i receive a state pension and why should i get taxed on this!!! i have been taxed all my life and unfortunatly when im gone i will still have to pay tax on the inheritance that i leave my children... i understand that we have to pay national insurance towards a pension pot but to be taxed on the pension pot that i am building seems stupid... this is why i have invested into property because i just cant really rely on a systems where people who are multimillionairs still receive a state pension and get taxed and people who are at the lower end of the scale get there state pension but no additional help(and get Taxed). we have to plan accordingly and create our own safty net... and not rely on a pot that might not be hear in the future...

cant really argue with that one jamesb :getmecoat:

ok but the point is if the country don't do anything then the young are gunna be unemployed and the eldery are going to still be emloyed, there has to be a change somewhere!!!!

maybe but if we were brought up being told that when we reach 16 we either go into national service or care. we would not known any different would we lets be honest if society had seen this coming this could have been implemented years ago, its only a opinion DrChees were all entitled to say what we think would be a good idea

military or even into the health service!!!! they do this in different countrys and it works well!!!

one of the onlya ways i could see this working is bringing back service for your country, that way the younger people get experiance and taught a trade and the elderly people get to continue working, we will be adding value to the country.

Good luck mate, hope you two have a great honeymoon!!!! congrats mate !!!

but the price you pay for a Mac, you could get a bespoked PC and it would be alot better!! thats my opinion anyway

would make life at lot easier, i have always thought Macs are over rated!!!

Apple is tapping Intel chips for its desktop lineup in a way it never has before. Unveiled Tuesday, updated the iMacs have, for the first time, adopted Intel's Core i3 processor, with some distinct differences between the i3, i5, and i7 models, while the refreshed the Mac Pros tap Intel's most advanced six-core processor, also a first. So, what should consumers zero in on inside the box? Here's a quick rundown. Core i3/Core i5 Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading--most have both, but a of couple processors don't: Apple has gone with Core i3 processors for the first time. The Core i3, as the number suffix indicates, is Intel's low-end core i series desktop processor. In addition to the most salient differences--clock (gigahertz) speed and processor core counts--the biggest variation among the various Core i3 and Core i5 models is that a couple of the iMacs don't have both Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading. The size of the cache memory is also a distinction. A primer, first. Hyper-Threading: This can double the number of tasks--or threads--a processor can execute. So, a two-core processor can handle four threads. This technology is not offered on prior-generation Core 2 chips. Apple describes it as follows: "When you're running multiple applications at once, the Core i5 and Core i7 processors spread tasks more evenly across a greater number of cores." Turbo Boost: Most Core i series of chips use Turbo Boost, which speeds up or slows down individual cores to meet processing or power efficiency needs. This, like Hyper-Threading, is not available on older Core 2 Duo chips. Apple describes it as follows: "Turbo Boost dynamically increases the speed of one or both cores, taking a 2.66GHz MacBook Pro all the way up to 3.33GHz." In other words, processors get automatically "overclocked"--previously the exclusive domain of high-end gamers--when necessary. Cache memory: Cache memory is built right onto the processor and typically consists of very high speed Static RAM or SRAM. The more cache memory a chip has, the better the performance. Now, let's see how Apple mix and matches these features on the new iMacs. --The entry-level iMac (21.5-inch screen) uses the 3.0GHz Core i3, which integrates the minimum 4MB of cache. This processor, however, does not have Turbo Boost. --Mid-range and high-end 21.5-inch and 27-inch models have 3.2GHz and 3.6GHz Core i3 and Core i5 processors, respectively. These chips both have HyperThreading and TurboBoost. The most obvious difference between the two is clock speed. --Moving up to highest-end 27-inch iMac models adds two more physical cores, i.e., the quad-core i5 and i7. Cache sizes vary between the two chips: the 2.8GHz quad-core i5 has 3MB of cache, the 2.93GHz i7, 8MB of cache. That's a pretty sizable difference, resulting in better performance for the i7. Apple does not specify Hyper-Threading for this quad-core i5 (nor does Intel), so that's another fairly glaring gap between the two processors. Memory-Speed bumped: As Rich Brown points out in his review of the iMac, Apple now uses 1.333GHz DDR3 RAM, compared with 1.066GHz RAM on the older models. This essentially results in better data throughput (increased performance) on demanding tasks. Graphics: ATI in, Nvidia out: Nvidia got the boot this time around. That doesn't mean for good necessarily as the history of graphics on the Mac bounces around between ATI (now part of Advanced Micro Devices) and Nvidia. The lower-end 21.5-inch iMac uses the ATI Radeon HD 4670 graphics processor (256MB of GDDR3 memory), while the mid-range 21.5 and 27-inch uses Radeon HD 5670 graphics processor (512MB of GDDR3 memory), and the high-end 27-inch packs the ATI Radeon HD 5750 (1GB). The HD 5670 is called a "respectable mainstream offering" by Tom's Hardware. The 5750 is a step above the 5670. Raw specs show the 5750 with 720 Stream Processing Units and a graphics engine clock speed of 700MHz. The 5670 has 400 Stream Processing Units and graphics engine clock speed of 775MHz. The Mac Pro gets six-core and solid-state goodness Probably the most conspicuous upgrade for the Mac Pro is the option for the six-core Xeon processor. Apple does a pretty good job of describing the new processor versus the other configurations, so I'll defer to Apple here. "The Mac Pro comes with either one or two processors...Which means that you can have a 6-core Mac Pro at 3.33GHz, an 8-core system at 2.4GHz, or, to max out your performance, a 12-core system at up to 2.93GHz...(the) single-die (single-chip), 64-bit architecture makes 8MB or 12MB of fully shared L3 cache readily available to each of the processor cores. The result is fast access to cache data and greater application performance. " The new Mac Pro will also be available with the option for up to four 512GB solid-state drives. These SSDs are capable of accessing data at speeds up to 230MB per second--as much as twice the speed of hard drives. The Mac Pros' ATI Radeon HD 5770 and ATI Radeon HD 5870 have 800 Stream Processing Units/850MHz graphics engine clock speed and 1600 Stream Processing Units/850MHz graphics engine clock speed, respectively. The new Mac Pro will be available in August.

thanks

thanks for the tips really appreciate it like walking through a mine field

this happend to me but i thought it was because i didnt have enough rep to access these ones, how come on some of the thread i can see thanked post in green????? what does that mean??? as you can tell im still new on here