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Posted by: pronutro - 23-07-2006, 10:18 AM - Forum: Banter and ALL
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Hi there yur message box is full, so I cant send you a message.......
Wanna clear some space
Cx
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does anyone fee like meeting up this week |
Posted by: pronutro - 23-07-2006, 08:57 AM - Forum: Banter and ALL
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Hi All
well I have been out of the fray for a long time now and was wondering if anyone feels like meeting up sometime this week. I am based in Norht London, but traveling to the City doesnt "bovver" me at all. Drop me a line or reply to this thread.
Look forward to some replies
Cx
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Keep in your prayers Please |
Posted by: lols - 21-07-2006, 01:20 PM - Forum: A little more personal
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A little bit of history first.
During the summer holidays the school I work at is having a brand new IT suite installed. Part of the new stuff we have order are some TFT Monitors. These were ordered from a company in Essex! We were promised delivery on Wednesday. Thursday morning cam and still no delivery. The company tried to get hold of the driver who they had been using for almost 30 years and he was not answering his phone. Aparently he did deliveries all over the country and is normally away for a week at a time. The police were called and the tracking device on the lorry was activated. The police found the lorry, all the cab doors open and the back doors open. The driver's mobile was still in the cab. We were told this morning that the driver's body has been found.
Please keep his family in your thoughts. As yet we don't have any details.
This person is a complete stranger but by the cruel actions of people many lives have been effected. :RIP:
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Livingstone and Lawrence - they could take a bit of heat |
Posted by: Jangar - 21-07-2006, 12:56 PM - Forum: Banter and ALL
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Quote:Look up at the sky and every 60 seconds you will see another huge airborne cattle truck taking the British to be scorched in climates far fiercer than our own. We sit in our villas and our condos around the shores of the Mediterranean, like pale frogs about a pond, and when our own watery sun is so pretentious as to put on a Mediterranean performance, we go into a national spasm of alarm.
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Did you know? |
Posted by: Sue Johnson - 21-07-2006, 12:33 PM - Forum: Banter and ALL
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La Colombe restaurant in Constantia, Cape Town, was voted the 28th best restaurant in the world by the UK's Restaurant Magazine
South African media ranks 31st out of 167 countries in the Worldwide Press Freedom Index 2005, higher than any country in Asia, the Middle East or South America, and ahead of Japan, Spain, Italy and the United States.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange was the 7th best performing stock market in 2005, according to the World Federation of Exchanges
South Africa ranks 50th in the world in terms of economic freedom, according to the Index of Economic Freedom 2006
Home ownership in SA has increased from 64% (5,12m households) in 1994 to 78% (7,9m households) in 2004, according to a South African Advertising Research Foundation development index
Pretoria has the second largest number of embassies in the world after Washington, D.C.
Interest rates are at a 25-year low
Johannesbrg is the 116th most expensive city out of the 144 measured by Irish business website finfacts.com
South Africa accounts for almost 45% of the GDP of the entire African continent, with an economy three times the size of the second biggest (Egypt)
South Africa is one of only 12 countries with potable tap water
Almost a quarter of South AfricaÂ’s non-interest budget is spent on education
The University of South Africa UNISA is a pioneer of tertiary distance education and is the largest correspondence university in the world with 250,000 students
In 1991, South Africa became the first country in the world to protect the Great White shark
Afrikaans is the youngest official language in the world
In 2005, Time Magazine hailed President Thabo Mbeki as the Most Powerful Man in Africa
According to the Economic Freedom of the World 2005 Annual Report, South Africa ranks 38th out of 127 countries in terms of ecomomic freedom, tied with France and ahead of Israel, India, Italy, China, Brazil and Russia.
South Africa is ranked 28th in the world for ease of doing business according to a survey conducted by the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation
The rand, the world's most actively traded emerging market currency, has joined an elite club of 15 currencies - the Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS) - where forex transactions are settled immediately, lowering the risks of transacting across time zones
The Singita Private Game Reserve in the Kruger National Park was voted the best hotel in the world by the readers of travel publication, Conde Nast Traveller
The South African Rand was the best performing currency against the US Dollar between 2002 and 2005, according to the Bloomberg Currency Scorecard
South Africa has 37 000 high net-wealth individuals (holding at least US$1million in financial assets) in 2004, according to the World Wealth Report
South Africa's per capita GDP, corrected for purchasing power parity, positions the country as one of the 50 wealthiest in the world
Worldaudit.org ranks South Africa as the 32nd most democratic country out of 150 nations
Stellenbosch University was the first university in the world to design and launch a microsatellite
South Africa is the 32nd best place in the world to do e-business (tied with Poland), according to the Economist Intelligence Report.
South Africa is the best-ranked country in terms of price stability, our fiscal policy is ranked 11th, our international trade competitiveness 21st, and we are the 28th most-attractive destination for foreign direct investment, according to the World Competiveness Yearbook 2005
South African business owners of mid-size companies are the second most optimistic worldwide about their economic prospects of the year ahead, according to the annual Grant Thorton International Business Owners Survey for 2005.
South Africa houses one of the three largest telescopes in the world at Sutherland in the Karoo
South Africa is the first, and to date only, country to build nuclear weapons and then voluntarily dismantle its entire nuclear weapons programme
The value of South African real estate improved by 30% over the past 5 years
Since 1994, 500 houses have been built each day for the poor
Tax revenue in SA has increased by 220% over the past 10 years
In 2005, 10 million South Africans benefited from access to social grants
The number of tourists visiting South Africa has grown by 116% since 1994
Over the past 5 years, Consumer Confidence in SA has improved by 43%.
In the global measure of women in Parliament, South Africa ranks 8th in the world.
Of the 10 LSM levels ( LSM1=poorest; LSM10 wealthiest ), the average SA family located in LSM6
The current police to population ratio is 1:304.
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