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Hiya,

Bit annoying as if I 'zoom in' on text it blurs...but I need the text to be that size when I am printing...so when I print it comes out blurry, its def not printer as it looks exactly same on screen when compared to that size.

Also I had printed a slightly larger picture that also came out blurred...is their anyway to help it?

( y + a )2 ( x - a )3 + ( x - a )2

Please note the "2 3 2" are small numbers.

( x - a )2 ((y + a)2 ( x - a) + 1)

The 2 & 2 are small numbers.

One is the answar being the common factor as ( x - a)2 but I don't understand how they got one to the other? if someone could break it down Id be grateful x

Maybe I'm just being stupid but the question is 3/4 divided by 3/16. I have worked this out by changing it to 3/4 * 16/3 = 48/12 = 4.

My book says 3/4 divided 3/16

= 1/1 x 4/1 =

4/1 = 4

But I can't understand how they have taken 3/4 to 1/1? Am I missing something? Sorry I just want to understand how they have worked it out although the answar is the same.

Someone mentioned you could just buy the text books and book your exam to take but I wasn't sure if this is true?

But if the A level needed course work then you wouldn't be able to (but I belive the maths a level is all exams)

Anyone actally done this?

Its not a good start but I obvouisly want to be clear about this...

First I managed to find a course;

http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/undergradua%E2%80%A6

This would obvouisly be the best route but I need to be working in a social care agency & they have to fund it....hardly going to look good sending letters saying Hi I want to work for you & for you to pay uni costs...any idea if thiers a way of going about this?

Second option is obvouisly just doing the courses I could take an undergrad course;

http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/undergradua%E2%80%A6

(Or this one which would be my chosen pathway http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/undergradua%E2%80%A6

but to be a social worker I need (so I googled) a honours or postgrad degree (I am guessing that even tho the under grad says honours that itself wont be enough? )

So with that in mind would I have to then follow through on something with these?

http://www3.open.ac.uk/study/postgraduat%E2%80%A6 (Post Grad but they dont seem to be relevant to actally becoming a social worker?)

Any advise would be appreicated I have no experience with Uni's and how this undergrad postgrad all fits together etc and what you need......

Were trying to work out how much we will need to have as we have to give 2months notice but don't want to give notice untill house has been signed over to us.

Apart from rent what bills would we have to pay on the empty house?

We've also budjected for a 90k house;

Rent - 850

Moving Costs - 150

Survey - 500

Soliceters - 550

Lenders Survery - 165

I was wondering about ideas for services you could offer? Atm I can offer leaflet delivering and website design but was wondering in long term what I could upgrade up to?

Thanks for any input,

We have a little boy! He is 12 weeks now :) and we want another child and plan to start trying about 9months so thier will be a 1yr n half age gap - 2yrs. Do you think this is a good age? Bare in mind we want to enjoy fam hoildays etc so going to 5yrs is out of the question.

It doesnt happen often and its not always a sales pitch...the one on before was going on about curtains or something but last week it was some girl saying she was hungry and was going to the fridge or something..

Serouis question. I know it sounds like crap but its not.

First child btw; I was breastfeeding for first 4 weeks nd originally planned to go longer but he was just so hungry. He has always slept well at night but during the day I couldn't go anywhere as he was constantly just wanting to eat so I tried to combine Breast and bottle but as soon as he went to bottle he was happy as larry. So we contined on bottle.

He is now 11 weeks and is still on 4oz but the feeds moved closer together (every 2 n half hours) and if we gave him 5oz he would cry constantly with as we can only guess tummy pains... so even though he was ok with 4oz he would happily take more. (It was just the after effects)

We have just tried hungry baby milk and he is going longer without feeds but still seems hungry! Its basicly like the milk just doesnt give him that full feeling so he cant fit anymore in but he's not content and still eating his hands and getting mardy.

Is it to early? can thier be long term side effects? He does seem ready but I am happy to keep him on the hungry baby milk atm if its to early to start as he sleeps for 7-10hrs a night straight even at this age (I know im lucky)

My little guy wont stop breast feeding!!! Its all he wants to do :-) Someone recommed a dummy because he is comfort feeding not actally hungry so it will make him happier.... but midwife said to wait 2-3weeks i belive?

Advice as I need to sleep sometime! :'(

Thinking of expressing milk into a bottle so can feed baby out the house, but how would you keep the milk the right temperture?

Just wondering as we want to leave the child with a childminder not a nusery - but it seems to good to be true you could put in that you are paying £1000 out a month and them just accept that fact... :S

(We will only be paying around £350 but just saying lol)

Hiya I've been getting a cramping pain in the bottom of my stomach ...not what I would think contractions would feel like because I would of *thought* the pain would be lower.

I could hardly walk when i first felt it because it was just so uncomfortable but it keeps going off and coming back again ?

What do you think it could be? :S

I understand it takes two people to tango, but at end of the day the woman has the right to give the child up for adoption, or abortion (Which I don't agree with but option still thier)

So why should the dad have to pay for the child if he doesn't want to be in thier life? Its the womans choice in most cases to be a single parent and keep the child when so many other willing people want to adopt...The Father doesn't have a choice just gets taken to court and forced to pay child support even if he is not in the childs life.

Just looking on ebay wonder if anyone can recommed anything, books go from a tenner to about £50... So its hard to pick right one...

Also if anyone has a decent online site you can learn it on that might be easier but I can't find one either :-) Thanks in advance

I've heard it can take years to learn and I'm fine with that etc...but what should I focus on? Dream Weaver? Photoshop? Etc?

Basicly what kind of programs do I need to start looking at to really build professional sites in long run

I've just set up a ebay business selling shoes with 4months to go when my maternity leave starts, I'm getting conflicting answars as to whether I can carry on earning through being self employed.

And if it is not possible - What if I reinvest everything I earn? So say I make a profit of £2000 but just simply brought more stock with it I'd techinally not be earning anything for that year whilst im off. It would be a shame to have to shut it down for 9months when all it takes is a trip to the post office and a few computer hours...

am now being told that I will only be paid 2 hrs of the day I had off out of a 7hr shift and so basicly leaves 5hours unpaid. Because I worked 2 extra on tuesday it leaves 3 hours unpaid.

Prevouis to this, my first scan on the day I had a 7hr shift, came to work and then came back to work and was paid for 3 an half hours (the time I was out for)

When my manager asked me if I would be willing to work extra tuesday it worked out better for her because she wouldn't need to cover 3 people tuesday (only 2 of us was in because I did longer hours) and I said I would only do it if the Personal manager said it was Ok and that I still got paid as normal.

Personal manager said that was fine, was told the rota had been sorted and was fine.

Now I was asked to do overtime on another department so said yes (for sunday) so I went back into personal myself this time (not my manager) to be told that I wouldn't be paid for doing this overtime on sunday (its only 3hrs shift but get paid extra for sunday so would of been worth it) because I owe them 3hrs!!!

How is this fair? I would of come in yesterday if they had told me prior I was only getting paid 2hrs but they said it was all fine and sorted and tell me after?

I want to make an offical greivance but I have to work in a small office with my manager and shes so touchy she would probally make things differcult for me!!

Work want me to move to checkouts for last 6 weeks I work thier (leaving about 8months) but I hate checkouts!! May have the option to work on another department but my manager really does not want me to saying that at 7months I won't want to be doing 'labour work'(but will if thats what I want)

Currently I work in an office so generally im not doing to much and working on this other department will require to be on my feet for 6hrs and some light work such as stacking shelfs, pulling stock forward cleaning etc.

This is my first baby so I have no idea what im going to be like? Should I suck it up and do checkouts or would I be fine working on the floor?