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Great Pics, love the Austria one. What was the original font?

i think you can issue your new provider with a PAC code upto 6 months from the start of your new contract.

They are really good! Great way to make a lightbox on the cheap as well!

Oops.:o Yep meant 1TB.

I have a mybook that accepts ethernet and USB. Don't know if you can access both at the same time though. I havne't tried. Got the 1gb version for £130 from PC world a while back.

I was going to say put them in your local free paper as for sale for free, someone shall take em off ya hands.

Hows this?? Lol, beaten, thought i'd do it transparent.

Some good shots there. What lense was it? A few look a little bit soft. Don't look to be great conditions though. I have a few friends who were there, the red Audi, the silver Es Cos and a Red Nissan Primera. They have all said it was the worst day they have been to. Fair few offs and muppets...

A bodyshop will, but it'll take a couple of hours, which their labout rates could equate to a new splitter.

If your nifty with your hands you can clamp it together then fibreglass the inside and then fill the outside. Smooth it and paint it. Jobs a good un. I did the one on my old 172. Looked good in matt black and cheaper than a new one. Mine was in 3 pieces as well.

Boat shops start at about £80 each going up to about £500. Lol. Bit rich for my budget.

I'm looking to purchase some waterproof speakers for my bathroom. Does anyone know anywhere to get them relatively cheaply? I've seen them on ebay for about £15 a pair, but I don't have an ebay account. Maplins want £25 each. I can't think of anywhere else.

TBH Chris and without sounding like an ass, your way out of your depth with this.

If you paste an image into your document, it should appear as a new layer. Then click on edit, then select Transform. You can then resize the image without affecting your original document.

Photoshop doesn't work in a way similar to any other program really. It's quite a steep learning curve, but there are plenty of resources on the net, just google photoshop tutorials.

It's working for me now.

This used to be my method as well, I lost so many photos is was untrue!

On my external drive I have a series of folders such as: Motorsport Car Shows Holidays Family Pets House And so on. Within these files I then create another folder that has a title and a date suffix, eg: Donington Park Trackday 090114 Within this file depending on what the photos are of...

Can you find anywhere with the 32v4000 in stock? I tried evrerywhere and ended up going for the slightly more expensive Samsung posted in this thread. I'm very impressed with the picture and it's a greta looking TV.

I was out on track with a guy at donnington and the track was totally wet with no standing water, once he had heat in them they were brilliant. I wouldn't like to try them on the road in the wet though.

Nice setup, I've got the same but the 42" version. 1080p is brilliant. Is that part of the stand on the bottom (silver lip). I didn't think it stuck out that far on mine.

This is the key for me, but I wouldn't like to argue against it if I were to get in trouble: “To be a valid authorisation, the officer giving it must believe that when it is given it is necessary to prevent or detect serious crime and [the] action is proportionate to what it seeks to achieve,”...

Even if the batterys knackered, most laptops still turn on when plugged into the mains.

My cousin stacked his VXR8, lovely car, bit of a handful in the damp. Lol.

I'm looking at a 32" Samsung for my bedroom when I've finished it. It's about the same distance from the end of the bed as yours. I was thinking 26" originally, but for a small amount more you can get 32" which IMO is a better size with a more varied range.

Looks great Chris, tis one of the mintest clios on here. Rather you than me tackling it in this weather though.

The frozen lake is cool. As said a wide angle would have benefited you. The canal near my work had frozen over this morning.

Sigma 24-70 f2.8. £235 at jessops at the mo.

Oooh, i'm tempted by the sigma 30mm f1.4.

Hmmm, I've been looking for a new Lcd (26" or 32") tv for my bedroom. I'll have a look on the dixons site. Empire direct have 10% off everything in stock at the moment as well.