When resizing for the gallery or forum do we have to change the resolution too. In our PDI's for projecting in the club images must be max height 768px, max width 1024px, resolution 72pxi or does it not matter for non-projected images

I do think an option to view more thumbnails in the gallery would be a good thing for finding images, also I think it would help in the judging of competitions to have an overall view of the entries.

So the next obvious question is: Does drinking French wine and owning a Pentax make you a better photographer:

There is an old saying "A fish rots from the head" and is as true today as when it was first coined.

Well what would you replace the police with? Vigilantes, Lynch Mobs, everyone own and know how to use a gun.

Wow! What a bubble burster

Rest in Peace Tony and Condolences to your Family.

No it was definitely Amber Ale, produced by Newcastle Breweries, before they amalgamted and became Scottish & Newcastle.
Two Young Ladies would enter the ale house, with restricted funds, and politely ask "giznamber split" and a bottle of Amber and two glasses, either half pint or schooner would be supplied. The more hardy womenfolk would ask "giza bottle a broon split". ie Newcastle Brown Ale. Of course should a "Homeward Bounder" enter and ask the ladies what they were drinking, the same people would request a bottle each.

I like all the seascapes but I prefer No2, of course I am too much a shade of green to even look at the bird or squirrel

Looked at the link and have never seen that label, maybe a spoof to tie in with the TV series "True Blood". I remember a drink sold in Flowers Brewery pubs called Dragons Blood. A common nickname for McEwans Strong Ale was Mau Mau, used to be sold in small dark green bottles about the same size as babycham bottles. Am no longer a member of the drinking fraternity

Don't think I've ever heard of it (Red Ale) but then I lived in east anglia from 1978 until 2006 ? There was a drink called Amber Ale sold in pint bottles, I believe it was Brown Ale for non drinkers.