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There are currently 218 exams available through Microsoft. There are many different exams that you can take to get the MCP certification. You only have to complete one to be a MCP. (The 218 number doesn't include exams no longer offered due to product being outdated or no longer supported). They cover every relevant product category and range from easy to incredibly difficult. He probably did one of the easy ones. That's not to discredit him, at 5 years old that is impressive and I think he has an incredibly bright future ahead of him. But I don't think he's performing miracles of genius either.
 
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So many "My neighbor's house catches fire, not mine. So I don't care." attitude here.

Just the undercurrent of this topic is part of the reason why linux is not taken seriously by many companies and so little product support is there.

-chuckles and goes to buy from ifixit just due to this-

Bankruptcy 1: The Trump Taj Mahal, 1991 - nearly $3 billion in debt, while Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities.
 
Bankruptcy 2: Trump Plaza Hotel, 1992 - $550 million in debt.
 
Bankruptcy 3: Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts, 2004 - $1.8 billion in debt.
 
Bankruptcy 4: Trump Entertainment Resorts, 2009 - missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment.

Bankruptcy 1: The Trump Taj Mahal, 1991 - nearly $3 billion in debt, while Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities.
 
Bankruptcy 2: Trump Plaza Hotel, 1992 - $550 million in debt.
 
Bankruptcy 3: Trump Hotels and Casinos Resorts, 2004 - $1.8 billion in debt.
 
Bankruptcy 4: Trump Entertainment Resorts, 2009 - missed a $53.1 million bond interest payment.

Is that a pocket rocket in your pocket? Or are you just happy to see me?

"He said he took it to school on Monday to show an engineering teacher, who said it was nice but then told him he should not show the invention to other teachers. Later, Ahmed’s clock beeped during an English class, and after he revealed the device to the teacher, school officials notified the police, and Ahmed was interrogated by officers."
 
"Irving police chief, Larry Boyd, said at a news conference on Wednesday that the officers were justified in detaining the teenager based on the information they had at the time, when initially it was “not immediately evident that” Ahmed’s clock was a class experiment. He added, however, that the police had “no evidence to support that there was an intention to create an alarm.” "
 
"At a separate briefing, Irving Police Chief Larry Boyd said that the arresting officers determined Mohamed’s device was not a bomb, which is why the school was not evacuated." - http://www.dailydot.com/politics/ahmed-mohamed-hoax-bomb-clock-suspended-charges-dropped/

I'm guessing you don't realize yet how idiotic this post looks. Let's take a moment and think about the situation, we have a potential crisis here involving a likely highly unstable "homemade bomb". It's at a school, during normal hours so several hundred students and staff are there and potentially at risk. Teachers are involved and call the police who upon arrival do what? Evacuate the school and call in the bomb squad to investigate the suspicious "device" ...nope, they question the kid about his clock then handcuff him. Why? Because it was obvious to even those with IQ's just above lukewarm cottage cheese  that it wasn't a bomb and no one was at risk of anything more then being on time.

See now it's posts like this that start assumptions and the spread of misinformation like wildfire. That second image there...the one that's "an actual suitcase bomb", bullshit, right out the door, no collecting 200 dollars, thank you for playing ... bullshit.
 
It is a wonderful image of a Honeywell Security Sales demo kit though, I'll give it that.

I'm guessing you don't realize yet how idiotic this post looks. Let's take a moment and think about the situation, we have a potential crisis here involving a likely highly unstable "homemade bomb". It's at a school, during normal hours so several hundred students and staff are there and potentially at risk. Teachers are involved and call the police who upon arrival do what? Evacuate the school and call in the bomb squad to investigate the suspicious "device" ...nope, they question the kid about his clock then handcuff him. Why? Because it was obvious to even those with IQ's just above lukewarm cottage cheese  that it wasn't a bomb and no one was at risk of anything more then being on time.

Quick everyone offline, run!  It's a bomb.

I wish Facebook would just die already.

"He said he took it to school on Monday to show an engineering teacher, who said it was nice but then told him he should not show the invention to other teachers. Later, Ahmed’s clock beeped during an English class, and after he revealed the device to the teacher, school officials notified the police, and Ahmed was interrogated by officers."
 
"Irving police chief, Larry Boyd, said at a news conference on Wednesday that the officers were justified in detaining the teenager based on the information they had at the time, when initially it was “not immediately evident that” Ahmed’s clock was a class experiment. He added, however, that the police had “no evidence to support that there was an intention to create an alarm.” "
 
"At a separate briefing, Irving Police Chief Larry Boyd said that the arresting officers determined Mohamed’s device was not a bomb, which is why the school was not evacuated." - http://www.dailydot.com/politics/ahmed-mohamed-hoax-bomb-clock-suspended-charges-dropped/

Damn right and now I refuse to upgrade. I demand 513 and not a single one less.

Supposedly the one on the right is a Honeywell Demo Kit, so it kind of undermines your point. See http://www.symbioticpublishing.com/BS/articles/MaltaOuter.shtml.
 
EDIT: Some other sources say it's a demolition controller. Zooming in on the image, it says "Charge Demolition M112" on the bottom. ...there's a lot of doubt as to what this is, but I haven't seen a link to any case of someone trying to blow up an airport or public location with this thing.

"Better safe than sorry" ... That could apply only if they had actually taken it seriously to begin with and evacuated the school. They either knew it wasn't a bomb or dangerous and continued to improperly handle the situation by traumatizing the kid OR they really considered it a threat AND still managed to screw it up by leaving school staff and students at risk. 

Emphasis on flawed chains of thought and assumption. It's something I've noticed a few times on the thread so I simply exaggerated it, the kid was clearly making a clock and had spoke to a teacher about it so all the 'maybe he wanted everyone to think it was a clock' just boils down to stereotypical racial profiling. 

Quick everyone offline, run!  It's a bomb.

"Better safe than sorry" ... That could apply only if they had actually taken it seriously to begin with and evacuated the school. They either knew it wasn't a bomb or dangerous and continued to improperly handle the situation by traumatizing the kid OR they really considered it a threat AND still managed to screw it up by leaving school staff and students at risk. 

I wonder where Obama's invitations were for the multiple kids being suspended for playing like kids... :rolleyes:
 
 
If there is an AMD card in there, then of course it is a bomb.

Damn right and now I refuse to upgrade. I demand 513 and not a single one less.

Quick everyone offline, run!  It's a bomb.

Quick everyone offline, run!  It's a bomb.