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"Riding Grand Tours relaxes the brain".
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/adam-hansen-aims-to-finish-his-tenth-grand-tour-in-2014

I thought BITWC was a pretty conventional film at heart: an overlong and fairly predictable love story, notwithstanding the whack of lesbian porn in the middle. Plus some slightly clunky symbolism and a kind of reactionary subtext about how class will out. Amazing acting though, especially from yer girl Adele.

The aleatorical elements were overplayed, don't you think?

going to veto black red. find me a picture of a bike that looks good with red tyres.

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Yeh, surprising that, what with it being about the attempted rape of babies. I was expecting something light-hearted and seasonal.

Excellent swan.

And given how well documented that is, and given who his team leader is, how stupid would you have to be to eat any beef, or any other meat, over there?

The most effective way to discredit someone with objectionable opinions is to let him or her voice them..

Go on, say something about social workers.

I couldn't agree less. Digital will allow him to experiment at no expense, get immediate feedback by seeing the pics he has just taken, share them easily with other people who might have an opinion, shoot at all times of the day, indoors and out, just by adjusting the ISO.
Film is time consuming and expensive. It's the best thing ever invented for putting people off photography.

I bought your friend's D7000 today, by the way, so though I think your advice is pure madness, thanks for the tip.

Drivers just want to get a look at that Greek profile of yours Jimmy.

Astro yoghurt. Froz punches.

I think people have someone away generally.
Sunday is the crimbo bench though will!

So it is. Thanks.

Picking it up tomorrow. And also buying another D7000 second hand, It's been an expensive week. If I ever got excited about anything it would be about having two cameras again.

The calendar is bare - any league games this week or weekend?

The last shot before my shutter broke. Very frustrating.

No, just running around being a nuisance as usual.
It was 1/15th at f4, 3200 with a D80.

I've set up a Facebook page for my polo stuff and have been redoing old sets. I'd forgotten about this picture for about 3 years. Facebook is proving a great way of getting polo people to see the photos - my Flickr view count has gone up from 180,000 to 220,000 in a month.
It's here if anyone is interested.

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Took my D7000 to Fixation at 10.30 yesterday morning (the shutter has gone) and just got a call saying the repair has been done. Very impressed.

And as per the article above the author recommends hi-vis clothing but oddly you don't mention that. Still, it's everyone's prerogative to pick and choose which bit of expert testimony they choose to believe.
I doubt it makes any significant difference one way or the other and it's just another dismal sidetrack of a discussion.

The shutter on my D7000 failed today on just under 47,000. What's the price? PM me if you don't want to say on here.

Pics from last Sunday here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/36707747@N07/sets/72157638491156155/

Pique is ageless.

93, covering a whole year, is hardly a lot for anyone interested in photography.

I went into a corner shop in Pimlico to buy a single 1st class stamp. Admittedly its been a while since I bought my last one, I think it cost 29p last time, today it was 80p. 80p! But where have you hidden your horse Mr Turpin?

A first class stamp is 60p. A 20p service charge is a bit steep.

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/cool-cash-card-confusion-1009701

Lols.....

*More than 15m adults in Britain have poor numeracy - the equivalent of a G or below at GCSE maths
Almost three times as many UK adults (15.1m) have poor numeracy - the equivalent of a G or below at GCSE maths - than with poor literacy skills, according to the government's Skills for Life survey.
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Yes, poor literacy skills can be a bugger.