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May 05, 2011 15:45 |  #1201

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As with many others, I use the Dell 2209WA. There is a place on eBay that does returns that you cannot tell from new. I have one and it's a cracking monitor and their service is great. £165 delivered iirc.

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Thanks Jon, pulled the trigger on this one, cant fault that price with a years warranty.


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May 05, 2011 15:45 |  #1202

I've just been surfing a forum for serving/ex soldiers and found this description of Lydd and knowing both JD and Wayne come from that neck of the woods thought I'd share.

My most depressing memory of Lydd was running over miles and miles of pebbles, expecting to see the sea over the next crest and seeing yet another unassailable ridge. Lydd is the kind of place where the tide went out a hundred years ago and never came back!!

And I have to admit I do have similar memories of Lydd.


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May 05, 2011 15:50 |  #1203

a few shots from today. Even the 100-400 didnt seem to get me near enough to the herons....

Heres the nearby water residents.

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May 05, 2011 16:38 |  #1204

talea wrote in post #12353875 (external link)
I hope they can put it out soon. That's a lot of land destroyed and a lot of habitat lost. :(

Apparently its burning the peat underground, so even though it looks out it really isn't and a bit of strong wind and its catching again !!


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May 05, 2011 16:57 |  #1205

vmlopes wrote in post #12354247 (external link)
Apparently its burning the peat underground, so even though it looks out it really isn't and a bit of strong wind and its catching again !!

I think there is a subsoil coal fire somewhere in India that has been burning for decades, there was a news item of documentary a while back about this slow buring disaster.

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May 05, 2011 17:00 |  #1206

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May 05, 2011 17:01 |  #1207

Aardvark101 wrote in post #12353976 (external link)
Thanks Jon, pulled the trigger on this one, cant fault that price with a years warranty.

Congrats, you will find it a very good screen but for the record "out of the box" it is eye searingly bright and very much benefits from calibration to get the luminance down to in my case just under 100cd ~ important if you wnat what you see on the screen to print as close a match as possible.....sorry if I am teaching you how to suck eggs ;)


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May 05, 2011 17:20 |  #1208

I was driving through Bracknell towards the A30 about 7 tonight, loads of fire engines at least 8 heading somewhere so must have been kicking off again somewhere. Think it's too late to head out now and gander but plan to get up early and see the sad damage.


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May 05, 2011 17:30 |  #1209

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One from last nights visit to Bracknell. This was the main area that the firebrigade were settled at the swinley forest area of the fire.

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Like it, not something you see everyday near your home. What time were you out and about last night?


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May 05, 2011 17:31 |  #1210

A W7 Pro question???

Something I have never seen to date was a dialogue box popping up refering to the Encrypting File System with choices of a) Backup Key to external media b) Later ~ will remind next time I logon and c) Never

I clicked on "b" for now

Now I do not know if this was a co-incidence but I was unzipping a zipped file using W7 extract all off of the context menu but I have done this before without that dialgue box popping up.

Googling suggests that it is all to do if one encrypts data and this key makes sure you can unlock it......but to my knowledge I have never encrypted any files???

Any pointers as the correct & appropriate action would be appreciated :)


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May 05, 2011 18:47 |  #1211

Wanted to try my first HDR and took some pictures of a windmill near to me a few weeks ago, finally got around to messing with PM tonight.

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There is a slight halo around the blades, have tried different settings but can't seem to get rid of them. Is this a process screw up by me (am I over cooking it) or was it a problem at the time of shooting?

I used a tripod so should not be movement when capturing. Any comments/help are welcome.

Wow, got an early start so better get some zzzzz :)

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May 05, 2011 20:04 |  #1212

MagnumPI wrote in post #12354938 (external link)
Wanted to try my first HDR and took some pictures of a windmill near to me a few weeks ago, finally got around to messing with PM tonight.

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Windmill HDR- (external link) by Reading-Matters (external link), on Flickr

There is a slight halo around the blades, have tried different settings but can't seem to get rid of them. Is this a process screw up by me (am I over cooking it) or was it a problem at the time of shooting?

I used a tripod so should not be movement when capturing. Any comments/help are welcome.

Wow, got an early start so better get some zzzzz :)

You wouldn't really guess it was a HDR from looking. Nice job! :)


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May 05, 2011 20:06 |  #1213

How is the fire going over there? It's sounding quite serious.


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May 05, 2011 20:25 |  #1214

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Good luck with your journey hope it goes smoothly and you have a good book

Thanks mate. Started well by missing my first flight to Shanghai :oops: Only delayed by an hour so no issues.

Ronin Silv wrote in post #12353040 (external link)
Mr Cassidy on TV now, again. Interesting watch.

He's becoming a real media whore. :p I reckon he won't even post here anymore now he's famous ;)

Aardvark101 wrote in post #12353976 (external link)
Thanks Jon, pulled the trigger on this one, cant fault that price with a years warranty.

First one they sent me had a couple of dead pixels. Was replaced the next day with no questions. True sign of great service and you can't knock the price :)

Box Brownie wrote in post #12354489 (external link)
A W7 Pro question???

Something I have never seen to date was a dialogue box popping up refering to the Encrypting File System with choices of a) Backup Key to external media b) Later ~ will remind next time I logon and c) Never

I clicked on "b" for now

Now I do not know if this was a co-incidence but I was unzipping a zipped file using W7 extract all off of the context menu but I have done this before without that dialgue box popping up.

Googling suggests that it is all to do if one encrypts data and this key makes sure you can unlock it......but to my knowledge I have never encrypted any files???

Any pointers as the correct & appropriate action would be appreciated :)

Unless you work for MI5, EFS is not relevant to your needs and has a reputation for being flaky. Better to look to a product like Truecrypt (freebie) which allows you to create encrypted folders so you can protect just the sensitive stuff like bank details etc. Encrypting entire hard drives is best left to the guys who leave their laptops on trains or in cabs ;)


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May 06, 2011 01:31 |  #1215

I failed to get anywhere close to the fire this morning, I parked my car up in a place called Great Hollands and then walked towards the area finally found a road that did not have a police car with policeman sat inside it.....

So walked along the carrigeway only to see policeman come out the trees and stop me. Oh well talked to him for a bit then made my way to work!

right time to setup my iPad I got yesterday :)


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