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According to the story, these showers should still be visible even under light-pollution conditions. It's expected to peak around 11:00 tonight, and continue throughout the night.

Time-lapse, anybody??!!

My friend has a footy website which he used Google Ads to generate revenue to pay for the site. As an admin, I noticed increasingly that the ads on the site were "learning" what to advertise, based on "trigger" words (I think Google AdSense was also being used). We all decided to have a bit of fun with it, posting things such as "ginger hair transplant holidays", and "chocolate running shoes" and the like.. Some of the ads we got back were hilarious!

As I see it, tracking protection offers a sort of compromise. You will still see ads on the sites - they just won't be "random attacks" based upon some cookies already installed in the user's browser.

Almost right, Algi - IE10 (which will launch with WIN8 ) will have that feature. I like the EU policy on cookies, but it could go further by forcing the script kiddies to give us individual options within tracking cookies, for example, online newspapers could offer an option to provide news stories (similar to rss feeds) on specific football teams, but a seperate option to bar 3rd-parties (let's say Adidas, Nike, JJB Sports, etc) from bombarding us with discount vouchers for sports kit, and the like.

I forgot to mention... Refresh your browser once you're done, and you should now see a blue "no entry" sign on your address bar.

Dunno if this will help, but:

Click on the little cogwheel at the top-right of your browser window. This opens the TOOLS section. Next, select TRACKING PROTECTION. This opens up MANAGE ADD-ONS window. Select GET A TRACKING PROTECTION LIST ONLINE in the left-hand pane. A new internet window (www.iegallery.com) opens up - simply select a tracking protector from the list. I use EASYLIST.MSIE ADBLOCKPLUS.

I like pic 1!!.. I'm sure I have a tranny similar to this one, which I took years ago in Chicago of a church close to the John Hancock Tower (similar in height/structure to the Sears Tower). One day, I'll look out all my old trannies and negs from my old mum's in Glasgow, and scan them to my pc.

Not even if he offers you a "Brucie Bonu", Smeggy??

To my mind, any company providing goods and/or services are not merely measured on service quality (or lack thereof), but on how they respond to perceived negative feedback, as this thread seems to hint at. Too often, we are quick to criticise when we receive bad service (and I'm as guilty as the next man for that!), but we don't praise good service often enough (for fear of been perceived as sychophantic??.).

Chris from SRS was quick enough to respond to the negative comment, and I have faith in the man enough to know that it will be dealt with in an equally professional manner.

I don't spend a lot on camera accessories on a whim, but from Chris's response here alone, I'll definitely be giving SRS the opportunity to satisfy my customer needs.

Smeggy, didn't you know that Rutland is the spiritual home of the fuqawi tribe? They left the shores of Africa in a boat many centuries ago, and after 5 days of heavy seastorms, they were shipwrecked on Britains shores. When they encountered an indigenous Briton, the first words they exchanged was "we the fuqawi"

BTW: you could be right about this looking like the savannah.. isn't that a wildebeest taking a kip at the base of the tree??

I can't help but think that pic 2 resembles the cover of a book I saw.