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dips on chainring. PMing now

this thread reminds me of High Fidelity

my 2 pence...

Julien Neto - Le Fumeur de Ciel
Gonzales - Solo Piano
Ricardo - Alcachofa

Great camera work, great editing, stunning light in every single shot, shame about the shit music but everything else in there rocks, boy got skillz, i'm gonna buy a copy for sure.

+1

once again from my favourite photo news blog at boston.com

enjoy:
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2009/07/2009_tour_de_france.html

NO CASSETTES RED BAND TRAILER on Vimeo

poor editing, music out of sync

I bought an old Olympus 35 SP rangefinder a couple of years ago as I'd managed to convince myself I needed a compact, and I never use the bloody thing. The trouble is I'd never forgive myself if I saw "the perfect shot" and all I had on me was an old school rangefinder or a compact digital. For random shots I just stick a 50mm f1.8 on my SLR body and it's bulky, but fits in my bag fine.

That said, the difference in weight between my D100 and D200 is massive. I may well have to dust off the Olympus...

I do not entirely agree. the quality of the upper shelp rangefinder digitals is just stunning. i.e. the DP1, D-Lux4. LX3. The only real trade of is the small control on depth in field IMO. But every camera to its uses. Wasnt there a BP photo prize winner once who used a single use ?

A lomo is what a unipack is to bikes

bethere
18 quid/month for 24 mbit

works perfect

I am sure duck sh*t is a remedy for something

I can highly recommend the Norfolk Broads for Canal Trips :
http://www.bregler.net/video/index.php?play=Norfolk_Broads

I run along the towpath stretch from islington to regents park several times a week in the morning, almost all commuters know what they are doing and are very polite and considerate. Its the weekends when all the amateurs come out. I have seen quite a few bikes in the canals if that gives people some comfort

yeah, the EP1 caught my attention. Also Leica is working on a small brother of the M with changeable lens
and apparently the M9 will have full 35mm sensor. I can't wait !

Tim Koelln :
TdF riders directly after crossing the finish line :
http://www.timmkoelln.com/the_peloton/

http://www.torturingdemocracy.org/

Oliver this explains it very well (you can watch it on-line)

This is a very powerful documentary not least for the number of senior US military personnel in it who speak out against torture - absolutely shocking

This was shown on PBS in America shortly before the election.

I just finished watching all 3 parts. it is horrid !! It makes me angry and sad at the same time.
What ideals is the 'civilized' West defending ? This documentray should be shown
on all channels on TV.
Thanks for posting Buddha

go to the national history museum on the next rainy day..
There some stunning images in the Wildlife photographer of the year

http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/wpy/index.jsp

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- Bike Race Fight[/ame]

+1 to all Chris
people who post all this anarchy garbage should travel a bit more

I found my bike !
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&q=Giltspur+St,+City+of+London,+London+EC1,+United+Kingdom&sll=51.544667,-0.110987&sspn=0.001748,0.003959&ie=UTF8&cd=1&geocode=FTkWEgMdOXP-_w&split=0&t=h&layer=c&cbll=51.516485,-0.101802&panoid=WvFxw3MQ_Cvm8Il9ImR2_Q&cbp=12,252.05718452733947,,0,20&ll=51.516595,-0.101752&spn=0.006997,0.015836&z=16&iwloc=addr

iTired of talk about apple. buy their stuff or don't.
You are making yourself a free marketing tool by posting this

YouTube - Sian Welch & Wendy Ingraham - The Crawl - 1997

I'm waiting until I'm not renewed then I'm going back to Oz to ride bikes in the sun and build nice wooden coffee tables. Fuck I.T.*

*I'm struggling with a sql mirroring/replication issue here. My view may be biased.

Nope, checked again, I.T. is still fuckled.

I highly disagree, I am afraid.
I know everybody is pissed off with things not working in a computer and like to have a rant. But in general ?
come on ! IT's impact on life is remarkable. Of course it attracts people with social disorders hence the geeky nature of the stereotypical IT stimulus but seriously ?
Which industry is if not IT is shaping our society and behaviour at present ?
Former cutting edge industries have reduced themselves to formalism and repetitive retro-invention. And any true progress is ALWAYS based on the new tools IT is giving them.
We are truely living in groundbreaking times,
It is not often in history that a new media is born. printing, radio, TV & internet.

We as a shifting society have not even begun to come to terms with it.

I find it fascinating

really BA roles in other places get crunched in numbers. No that most do too much
business specification to begin with. I find the role often difficult to define, because which IT
guy can avoid understanding the data meaning in order to turn it into information ?

http://www.filippominelli.com/google.html

one really poor attempt

I am in the same industry and as the economic compression continues more and more IT will move to propierty systems. The services sector, banks & insurances above all want to reduce maintainance costs by having fewer system and less in-house coding. Experts for a major 3rd party vendor system are the niche to be in right now. My current client as much as most other places have already laid off 15% IT people.
Very good general developers are out there fighting for fewer jobs

http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/contracts/city%20of%20london/.net.do (check the indexes at the bottom)