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thank ye, i shall now try and find a service pack for my Home Edition XP.

IE 6 - and what do u mean 'version' of XP? there is only one XP. i installed and used Spybot Search and Destroy recently... I'm wondering whether that stuffed up something in registry...

OK. I have windows xp and when i'm on desktop and alter any settings manually (change the taskbar, alter the QuickLaunch access bar) - those settings aren't saved when i next turn on the PC. Also, when I change the order of my 'Links' bar in IE, it doesn't hold (changes next time i open...

oh yeah, snape... forgot about that :$ snape is awesome, good, yet so evil... and I LOVE Alan Rickman, he is one of the only characters that really and truly lives up to the books' imagery. yeah 'dumbly' was referring to that.... but it may have had deeper meaning. dumbledore is a character...

oooh! Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Quidditch Through the Ages... quidditch wasn't great (but had things harry had written in the margins) but Beasts was coool, and funny... yeah... like the time turners from book 3 are in the Department of Mysteries... can't think of any...

i read riley's pawn to queen - i had never read fanfic b4 and i thought this was awesome. will get around to reading irresistable poison - but i have to get through exams first!!!

coz his theory was right -> harry's blood holds his mother's protection and that is why harry didn't die when he was one. it was dumbledore's theory for 14 years and he finally got justification. it shows nothing but that dumbledore is not as modest and humble as he displays - he is 'human'...

He may not be under his own name - it would be slightly silly for him to openly relay the animal he can become and its markings. Perhaps Percival, Wilbur or Brian (his middle names?) she has a whole chapter to herself... i don't recall anyone else given that status

she was my english teacher too... do i know you? ... i loved willow tree - couldn't be bothered with sky legs my most 'treasured' books are kids books too, i love most of roald dahl's stuff (BFG, Witches, Matilda) and Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree series - i am such a child - but memories...

interactions would have less equations... ?? external wasn't too bad though - i heard interactions was ok and i don't know anyone from financial (but i'm glad i didn't have to do tht)

*Holds hands to eyes* eeeewwww! u'r all ruining the innocent child-like reading experience! (herm/ron, for sure... have u SEEN the movies? :P)

except i'm not, lol

thanks doe, this makes a lot of sense. however, i don't know anything about maps and will probably end up doing it all through arrays and linked lists - the logic is great help though. its due in two weeks so i have plenty of time :S - lol. apparently a lot of marks come from the...

read them, loved them - i was actually fascinated they reached best seller lists, i didn't think history/religion stirred anyone anymore. The girl thing... early in the DV code, he explains what happens to Vittoria from A&D. (DV is sequel to AD) apparently their interests were too different...

Sirius is not dead, i refuse to believe it. albus dumbledore HAS to be an animagus, how could the most powerful wizard not be? i'd like to know what he is, apparently 'Dumbledore' means 'bumblebee' in some language. another theory: in real history, after the Pope Cornelius came the Pope...

A wrenching subject indeed... I was just wondering if anyone that has done this course before happens to have past papers? i can't find any... Also, for anyone doing it this year, insights into assignment 3? Its a brain bender, that one...

same... i just keep myself on top of things as much as i can - i procrastinate heaps and find it enough if i just understand whats going on... 6 hours? really?? 6 hours?????

"Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the Galaxy lies a small unregarded yellow sun. Orbiting this at a distance of roughly ninety-two million miles is an utterly insignificant little blue green planet whose ape- descended...

i remember reading it.. yeah it was mushy but i was amazed at the fact that the author was only 14. It was some piece of work for a 14 year old. also... there's a book by Rhiannon Lassiter, who was 17, entitled "Hex" - one of the only sci-fis i've read multiple times. gotta appreciate...

Its from Finding Nemo - Dory says it... KK's have 12 grams of fat each, but don't let that ruin u'r fun. It doesn't stop me!