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You could always try a little Guerrilla Marketing to raise a lot of PR. Many companies do strange things to boost their company's popularity. Many of which are still known for it years down the line.

Why would you say that? It seems rather harsh.

I thought it was brilliant. I was up till past midnight waiting to see SA walk into the arena. My favorite parts were the childrens stories and of course Mr Bean. lol The best part though was when the house was lifted and the inventor of the world wide web was sitting at his desk working on his PC.

I thought it was a job well done and you guys were nervous for nothing :P

Dear Santa -

Clive has not. Send it along to me please

Its awesome, but would have been good if it was a vid and not just pics

Right .... At most you'd get a bird or an aeroplane, depending on where you are. If you go to a hotel in a gamepark, you might get a few animal waking you up.

I think it will go well. If all else fails you could call in Micheal Flatley and his dancers I watched a Lord of the dance performance last night that had me gobsmacked. (it was awesome).

At least you have bowler hats. I have been asked if Lions and Rhino run free among our towns.

I normally just take a screenshot of my taskmanager when I don't have any programs running. This gives me a general idea of what is running on the system. I have seen one or two viruses that register on the task manager when they start using resources like RAM and CPU. When I think my system is infected, I take another screenshot of my task manager without any programs running, and compare the two. If I find something that is running on one, that isn't on the original, I take a closer look at that. Most times, you can right click on a process and it shows a link that gives you some details on the process. I also take screenshots when I install or uninstall new software so that I have an updated version.

It seems a bit anal but I've lost so many systems because of viruses, its like a pet peeve of mine.

From what the hacker did to me, I check it all. Most times mail will block content that can harm your PC, but when they post links, you're at the mercy of your browser and antivirus. Best thing to do is check the titles etc. before opening.

Things get so darn tricky these days, it gets harder to know which is real or not. People have their email addresses leaked to all sorts all over the web, and all heck breaks loose. With hackers holding email addresses for ransom (it seriously happens out there), and the like, it scares the bejeebers out of me. Kinda makes me think there are very little real safe areas around online.

Lol.

I meant from junk folders, or ones you aren't sure of that have nothing to do with business.