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    The streets are not paved with gold .

    A process not working is defined by the volume of failures or exceptions to the desired output above the set tolerance level (as defined by a lower and upper control limit) If, in this case, the failure rate is the number of illegals currently residing in the UK and the government can state...
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    Surround Sound Wishlist

    I disagree with that Dogfonos. I use a set up consisting of a Yamaha RXV-371 Amp, Gale 4040 floor standers, Gale 4030 centre, Gale Bi-polar surrounds and a Gale Sub-5 woofer. If I listen to music it switches to 2.1 and with the woofer pushing the bass it sounds great, as good as my Arcam amp...
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    Surround Sound Wishlist

    Mick, ok despair not. Untechnical answer is that yes you do need an amplifier of some sort (whether this be a dedicated AV receiver or as Sam went a little way to mention, a stereo hi-fi amp with a set of speakers - not surround sound though) You do get DVD/Blu-Ray player systems that have...
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    Speaker volume

    Yeah, using another to widen the field would be the only way I could see it sounding better. There is no real tech detail on their site to suggest whether the buddy jack produces a stereo output or how it does this. As you say though for just general use they should be ok. Personally I...
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    Speaker volume

    Looking at the spec it's unclear how or why they have this feature. It's a single channel mono device that has a maximum output of 2.5W (you have to assume that's RMS). The problem is that it doesn't tell you what output the "modular buddy jack" gives - if it's a link through then in theory...
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    Sheds with Beds.

    At least we agree on that point.
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    Sheds with Beds.

    But that's the thing Aron, I don't have any problem with the authorities accessing my property. Maybe if one of the ghastly Telegraph led things was to happen then maybe I would have a different view. But having had my current property visited by the Drug Squad a week after moving in as the...
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    Armageddon could be 2040

    Doc Martin? Dirty Masons?
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    United Kingdom

    You talking about Glasgow Pred? :lol:
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    Armageddon could be 2040

    Couple of paracetamol, you will be fine. :lol:
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    The streets are not paved with gold .

    But that gene test would take time, effort and above all money. So if they say they come from Jordan, send them back and let the Jordanians sort it out. If they ain't from here they ain't our problem. I know, I know, that's not how we work here. I was shot off in to a little utopia there -...
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    Sheds with Beds.

    And this happens every time? In every situation? Every time someone "in the system" knocks at your door to ask to inspect something? Maybe you should move to a better area. I'm sure that if we trawl the net we will find examples of bad things happening for no apparent reason to use in a...
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    Sheds with Beds.

    It's not really an argument Aaron... If you really do have nothing to hide (in your shed for example) then what do you have to fear? Please explain.
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    Aah! Dilemmas, Dilemmas. Career Change

    Problem was Eddie, I made interview on many of the positions I went for only to be told I didn't have the experience - so thanks for wasting my time. I reckon my MCSE is now pretty much out of date as it was based on 2003 NT server, Cisco doesn't seem to have a use-by on it and Oracle is...
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    Aah! Dilemmas, Dilemmas. Career Change

    Coming from an IT Trained professional, don't. For the love of god don't. For your sanity and all that you hold dear.... All this, "the IT sector has the most available jobs" CARP!!! Absolute CARP! I sat my MCSE (which, Deluks, was not a Quickie and at £5k nor was it cheap) I then went on to...
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    The streets are not paved with gold .

    I watched the news segment on this chap last night. Giving his interview, hiding his face. He paid roughly £10k to traffickers to get over here (which immediately tells you something ain't quite above board), gets here finds out we are in as much cack as everywhere else and then complains that...
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    Giggsy wants to sue the sun.

    Well, you know it's alright that many a young lad will grow up thinking it's ok to bang your sister-in-law and some fame hungry bint from Big Brother and if he should get caught with his pants down (pun intended) well he has "human rights" to hide behind (not withstanding these rights of his...
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    Giggsy wants to sue the sun.

    He has suffered damage and distress caused by the chain of events that has been set off by letting the old one eyed trouser snake roam a bit too freely. What a t****r indeed, "oh I've been rumbled for doing something I shouldn't have (twice) and tried to cover it up using my "human...
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    Disgusting article from the telegraph

    They will be in the line behind me then... Chuck another shrimp on that barbie Lucifer.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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    How Do People Afford To Use The Trains?

    Err yeah, that's why we took it into consideration and decided that my wife was just as well in her current role. As we live in Scotland and the detail is concerning Edinburgh (where there is no inflated wages like in London) I fail to see what London has to do with anything. I was using our...
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