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Hmmm.... Flood control should be no problem using cookies or sessions Language filters - same as word censors? If yes then those are already on my features list as are the emoticons Cheers & Thanks for the suggestions, Ryan Jones

Thinking of making a shoutbox - Ideas? Hi there everyone! I'm bored and am still working on a vital part of my site so I need somethign too occupy me in the meantime so I am thinking of writing a shoutbox script. Before I start (Or even if I do) what type of features would you suggest I add? Cheers, Ryan Jones

Your right even though I can't seem too find much information on why this occurs :S Cheers, Ryan Jones

Ah, I understand thanks - that makes perfect sence Cheers, Ryan Jones

That will be a challange too say the least, will Sodium form an amalgum with Mercury in this case? Cheers, Ryan Jones

Good point and even if you could it would not be a very accurate method anyway Cheers, Ryan Jones

I did a search but none were found... Maybe I should have broadened my search criteria then Ryan Jones

Use an ignited splint, if there is a high concentration of Carbon Dioxide it will be extinguished Ecoli, I'd like too see a home chemist do that Cheere, Ryan Jones

Hi there everyone! I just thought I'd start another community thread where people can share their favourite quotes Here is mine: Lets hear yours then Cheers, Ryan Jones

That sounds right, cuts basically sperare teh two areas of skin, all they need to do is be bridged together while burns need to be practically re-made. Thats a good point I never though of - thanks Cheers, Ryan Jones

Burns - Longer Healing Time? Why do burns take longer too heal than cuts? I have had some big cuts but even the small burns normally take longer too heal than the big cuuts - why is this? Just curious, not for anyhting but my own interest Cheers, Ryan Jones

It should, its stricter and better suitable fror cross platform compatability. cheers, Ryan Jones

Your right, there are none! Although NaCl is irritant if it gets in your eyes or cuts! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_chloride http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_chloride http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_carbonate http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnesium_sulphate Cheers, Ryan Jones

don't be so shure: http://nanobox.chipx86.com/browser_support_html.php?uas=IE6-FX1_5 Also: http://nanobox.chipx86.com/browser_support_css.php?uas=IE6-FX1_5 http://nanobox.chipx86.com/browser_support_dom.php?uas=IE6-FX1_5 http://nanobox.chipx86.com/browser_support_ecmascript.php?uas=IE6-FX1_5 cheers, Ryan Jones

I must appologise in advance, I am having keyboard problems right now so if any abnormal characters fly in sorry:-) I know it does' date=' it's about as good as that of Firefox. There are a few up-released securiy holes in Opera but those are also low rated too

I'd say the question should be why should it? Firefox supports the correct standards IE does not, its obvious who should change Microcrap are too lazy and will not make the effort too do so! cheers, Ryan Jones

Anything in the page would be included in the IFramle unless you resize it too show just the part of the page you want, it cna be done but it cna be trickey too work out too. Cheers, Ryan Jones

As insane_alien said its the reversal of that. Adding an electron normally gives off more energy than it uses (Exothermic) but for the others it takes in more than it gives out (Endothermic).

I have not finished (Actually I have not started) the organic chemistry part of my chemistry course yet so I cna't answer this but I have a link that may help you... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IUPAC_nomenclature Cheers & Good Luck, Ryan Jones

Feature wise Firefox is far superor as its web standards support, Firefox gets new features added more often, Firefox has an auto-patch system. Firefox has a vast number of extensions, plugins and a good popup blocker. Firefoxes patch time averages 3 days faster than Opera. On the other hand Opera is a great browser too but Firefox is still the better one. Cheers, Ryan Jones