The standing joke amongst the men in my life whenever an Indiana Jones film comes on is that they haven't seen that one yet. If they can, since we have the best telly and sound system, they all come round and settle down to watch it.
It is a nightmare when IJ films are on over Christmas.

They even bought Indiana Jones and the Zimmer Frame, or whatever that last feeble one was called for my husband for Christmas one year.

I hardly ever watch films. Of any sort.

Well except Cool Hand Luke and Dirty Harry. I watch them whenever they are on TV. And I did enjoy Mama Mia in a mindless sort of way Couldn't watch it a second time though.

I haven't been to the cinema in decades.
I just can't watch a whole film.

Use Microsoft Security Essentials - it is great, and works really well on a netbook. Free too.

If you have Windows 7 on your PC you can easily make a network with the new netbook and just transfer files that way.

What no Waterloo Sunset??

I agree about the Monument. Worth the slog up there. Even I made it up there and I am terrified of heights and spiral staircases.

No. Just been trying it. It is probably the floating sensor though.

I never use the computer terminals so I am not worried about the rubber door. At least not until it rots. But maybe it isn't really rubber at all but something that looks like rubber but doesn't rot like rubber.

My main gripe is still how hard it is to fish the SD card out of the slot, but I'll get used to that.

Otherwise I am one very happy bunny.

If I had owned a K-7 I wouldn't have upgraded, but going from the K20D it is just perfect for me. The size and weight are great, it feels so right. Even with the Bigma on it it still feels balanced.

Most photos so far are of woods on very dull days, the dogs, and random snapshots whilst playing. I haven't done any serious photographing with it yet. I shan't be doing any serious testing with it.

The difference in sensor could also account for it.

Maybe it is the sensor "outresolving" the lens.

CMOS sensors also give a different look than CCDs do in my experience.

If you are travelling by train or buy a travel card with the railways Logo on it (not an Oyster card) you can take advantage of lots of two for 1 offers in London.

http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/attraction-types/2for1london.aspx

Also includes the release date for the 18-125, 26 November.

I haven't tried a PEF photo yet - don't want to load the Pentax software to deal with it, so I'm waiting until Adobe do something. Though Irfanview can probably read it.

Must be an old recording

I've recorded Autumnwatch.