Cheers Tristan, I searched on the term "lancia delta S4" but it seems that's not quite what the requested car is, since the results I got had a different stripe pattern on a different car. Your post solves that problem.

I'll do the FZR then since Dajmin's got an RB4 going

If it can wait 'til sunday I'll do it, but I could do with a few more pics please

I sent a boxed digital camera that I sold on E-bay on a before 2pm next day guaranteed service. The delivery required a receiving signature and it was insured to £500.

All that cost me £4.50 for an item weighing about 600g so I didn't think I'd got a bad deal really.

I started work at 22.30, discovered that as usual the day shift hadn't rotated the stock properly, so all the old fruit was at the bottom and the new fruit was open on the fixture. The boss agreed that day shift is populated with w***ers who've got their thumbs stuck up their arses.

Sorting the mess took the best part of an hour, then the other lad I work with turned up and we worked through the remainder of yesterday's stock which wasn't out. Discovered that day shift hadn't bothered to fill half of the empty fixtures even though the stock was there. Had another round of "aren't dayshift complete c***s?!" with anyone who wanted to listen.

Went upstairs for a brew sat half watching the kickboxing on the telly with the fitness freak/competition fighter who works with me, and half watching the pool table, or more specifically half watching the white ball, which seemed somehow magnetically attracted to the table we were sitting at.

About 01.30 we got stuck into the first delivery of the night, and started shifting the several metric tonnes of fruit/veg/salad that it takes to keep even a small supermarket running for 24 hours. Nearly got hit by a few hundred kilos of fizzy pop which hit a rut in the warehouse floor and went over. Fortunately everyone got out of the way, the nightshift manager agreed that the floor surface was "f*****g w**k" but reckoned it would only be a priority if somebody failed to get out of the way of several hundred kilos of fizzy pop. I politely declined his kind offer to volunteer, laughed at the poor sods who had to mop it all up, and cursed them for the slow down it caused everyone else.

So it went on until 07.30, nothing else of note happened, just the usual nuisance of the customers and cleaners getting in the way and the clock watching/pallet counting that we use to figure out whether or not we're gonna get done.

I got home for about 08.15 and got up about 16.30. Now I'm sat "looking forward" to it all starting again in 3 1/2 hours. Oh well at least I've got an interview for a "proper" job next week, so that I don't have to keep humping produce just cos it pays more than the dole.

It turned out to be a great day out, with some serious machinery on show. Everything from Pescarolos which sounded like an angry hornets nest to Saleens which sounded more like the devil banging some kettle drums. £20 for all day anywhere in the infield was damn good value for money too.

I took a few snapshots, you can flick through them by clicking the link below. You'll need to view the thumbnail and then click the "download" button to get the bigger images.

click here for photos

For P5YcHoM4N :-

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'91 race is full of turbo'd RS500s and Skylines, there's not so much V8 action,it depends what floats your boat.

Heh, my 'o' levels [and yes I do mean 'o' levels not GCSEs] were more mentally challenging than my degree.

Quote from The General Lee :

I'm getting S2 as soon as pay day comes.

But, I'm not sure. Is there many amature kind of people in S2.

Or is it just the "best of the best"

There's a whole range of skill levels in S2. Some people are so fast you won't believe it's possible, and then there are those who don't seem to realise that they have to push a button to turn off the pit limiter [or perhaps they just like going slowly ]

Whatever, you'll find a race you can be competitive in.

As has already been said, if you're in front and the guy in behind crashes into you and ends up in the gravel as a result then nine times out of ten it's his fault even if you were taking a corner much slower than he could

Quote from Becky Rose :

I need to find out how to chop out sections of a stream and keep the timeline intact using Adobe Premier which I guess involves chopping the stream up so if anyone can give me a heads up on that before I get to it that may save some time .

I'm not quite sure what you mean by that, but if what I'm thinking is right then try the following.

Import all the clips you want to use into the library and put them all onto the timeline in seperate layers one above the other. chop out the bits that you don't want and drag the resulting little bits towards the left of the timeline [keeping them on seperate layers] so that you don't have any gaps. render the result. Keep the audio and visual blocks for the clips linked [you have to manually unlink them] and they'll stay in sync. Use the cross fade audio transition to iron out "skips" in the audio.
if that's nowhere near and I'm not clever enough to have understood what you meant then just drop me an e-mail or a p.m I'm sure we can figure it out.

I'm off to the 1000km of Donington race on Sunday, then I have a reasonably busy week after that. I know Tristan can't find 5 minutes to sit down atm so whilst we'll obviously try to get our end of the bargain done as fast as possible, I wouldn't worry about busting a gut to get the footage to us.

I agree, regardless of whether or not the police decide to charge him with assault, he should also face some sort of disciplinary action from the F.A. If that sort of behaviour isn't "bringing the game into disrepute" then I'd struggle to come up with something which might be

Quote from bryanviper :

What GTM is that? like -5:00 is my time zone.

Thanks

GMT-4.

They're on Central European time which is GMT + 1

Hiya Becky.

Last week I logged out of the STCC forum to see if clearing my cache would make it update [it seemed to be displaying an out of date backup [probably due to its migration]. Now unfortunately I can't log back in. I've asked it for and received a new password, but the damn thing still says the login is incorrect. Are you in a position to be able to help or should I wait a few days for things to settle down?

I like what you have to be honest, and don't necessarily think you need worry about having a "blank" top, especially since you don't really want to imitate the majority of real life designs and draw a circle on the top of your lid.

Quote from teaz-R :

You didn't edit the Renders but the skins and that's the whole point.
You just don't do that without permission from the original author, period.

That's exactly what I came to this thread intending to type. So I'll just say +1

Babylon 5 "I've found her" is a space combat flight sim which puts you into a Star Fury, it's a challenging and deeply involved game not recommended for a five minute blast if all you want to do is blow s**t up. However if you want something to get your teeth into it's really not bad.

The best bit? it's a free download.

http://ifh.firstones.com/

Sam also has the powah to edit Becky's post to say whatever he wants it to and pwn her even harder....not that such a well intentioned individual as Sam would evah even consider such a dirty trick....

I'm good, although thanks for the kind offer.

I live in Derby which is only 10 miles away or so, I was thinking more of meeting some other LFS players, which I'm sure we can arrange.

Le Mans series round 4

http://www.donington-park.co.u ... oice=060827&menu=Lmes

If anyone's thinking of going gimme a shout.

Yeah well I got bored so I just did my own thing

As before upload the 1024 version to LFS world and keep the 2048 for yourself.

Here's a few photos I took at Donington yesterday, it wasn't the greatest of days for photography, seems I need go a spend some money on lens filters.

To get the full sized pictures you need to click onto the thumbnail and then click the "download" button


http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ ... .dir=/6cc9re2&.src=ph

No problem, I'll keep my mouth shut, and go away.

I was deliberately obtuse so that I wasn't making it easy for people.

Hmmm I've just noticed this, seems I'm too late to join in oh well...

I'll give you a clue that is NOT the answer but might be a way to help you find the answer:- There's more than one way to skin a cat.

Try the quick connect option and enter the I.P of a T.S server [you might need to P.M clownpaint and ask him for it unless you can find one posted in a thread here somewhere]. That way you're going straight to the server and you can be sure there's not some sort of central browser getting between you and a connection.

I must admit I haven't a clue how or even if T.S servers are listed centrally, I've always used the quick connect to enter an I.P and connect straight to a server.

I'm running the TS2 client software which is all you need to connect. I don't normally have any problems going through a firewall/router, AFAIK you only usually need to fool with port settings if you want to run a TS server.

Typically you need the I.P/password of the server to connect, unless like clownpaint.com there's a nice handy "click this" link.