Thank goodness for that.
ERC decide that Ospreys 16th man was not deliberate – ban Lee Byrne for two weeks, fine Ospreys but they continue in the Heineken Cup and Leicester are out !
http://www.ercrugby.com/eng/5019_15218.php
Jan 29
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Thank goodness for that.
ERC decide that Ospreys 16th man was not deliberate – ban Lee Byrne for two weeks, fine Ospreys but they continue in the Heineken Cup and Leicester are out !
http://www.ercrugby.com/eng/5019_15218.php
Bought a Warwick Rockstand five (5) guitar rack from Andertons in Guildford this morning.
Seems to do the job ok – holds a variety of different size and shape guitars quite effectively.
Odd thing is that there are an awful lot of parts left over – almost a complete new stands worth in fact.
I bet some poor sod has bought the same product and is scratching his head over missing parts.
The stand and the leftover parts in all their glory

Tags: guitar rack, guitar stand, leftovers, rockstand, spare parts, Warwick
Jan 11
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Simple way to find out is to:
1. enter the Android marketplace on your phone
2. select the MENU key
3. select My Downloads
You’ll get a (perhaps long) list of applications and their publishers.
If you find a rogue application you can touch and hold the application in question from the list and then select ‘uninstall’
Tags: 09Droid, android, application, droid09, Hero, HTC, list, remove, uninstall
Just reposting the link to an old set of instructions I wrote for upgrading the Operating system on the Akai S3200XL sampler.
I still have some version 2.0 EPROMs availble – if anyone is interested, drop me a line.
The process allows you to upgrade your Akai sampler from 1.* versions to version 2.0. This emables better SCSI control and interfacting with application slike Mesa, Wavelab etc.
Tags: Akai, EPROM, instructions, Operating System, pictures, S3200, S3200XL, upgrade, version 2.0
Bought a couple of these from PCWorld for £139.97 each – pretty cheap for a 2TB unit – in fact, its cheaper than buying the bare internal drive unit alone.
Bit of a job to open the unit up but inside its fitted with the WD20EADS model. This is a single 2TB unit with 32MB cache, ‘green power’ and spins up to 5400RPM.
I’m pretty impressed with the unit as a whole – VERY quiet and good power saving mode where the unit seems to shut itself down completely when not in use.
Toms Hardware has a reasonable review of the unit HERE – although I disagree with their noise figures – my unit is almost silent.
Tags: 2TB, case, Essential, green power, inside, internal, My Book, open, wd, WD20EADS, Western Digital
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