Parkland.
Film about the JFK assassination from the perspective of those involved. Nurses, cameraman, police.
Rather than petition the British Government to pay for the Canadian Lancaster (our Government already pays for the BBMF),
wouldn’t it make more sense to petition the Canadian Government?
I didn’t realise it was Hook airfield. Just looked like a small private strip. There were aircraft on it until just recently.
Why does the Blenheim have two of it’s windows painted out?
Why do we need a god other than a way of dealing with death?
Can’t we just accept that we are an insignificant species and that life is there to be enjoyed without some `super being` to command us?
There doesn’t have to be a reason for our existence. We just exist and so what. It makes us no less human because of it.
Virgin birth, resurrection, and all that. Common sense dictates it’s a load of cods wallop.
Can someone explain why the wailing wall has a segregated area for women?
This is slightly off topic but I’m intrigued by the idea of running out of oil.
What happens to the jet engine? Is that history when the oil does finally run out.
I can’t see a viable electric option for a replacement. Perhaps we will see an alternative engine
that could eventually end up in cars?
Hydrogen or nuclear powered fighters perhaps?
I predict that eventually a handheld hydrogen or nuclear reactor (perhaps plasma or ion) will be a reality. Powering everything from laptops to cars.
Cold and totally safe.
The long term storage of media is something that interests me.
Are you looking to store images for you lifetime, or for generations to come?
`The cloud` is where most people store their images but lke you say what happens when said organisation goes bust?
Presumably the pictures are lost.
My advice would be.
1. Store on your PC and backup to an external hard disc. £40 should get you a decent one. That gives you two backups and should prevent imminent loss.
2. Burn images periodically to DVD. Store these in a cool, dark place. DVD’s are suggested to last 100 years before delamination.
3. Upload to photobucket or similar services.
4. Share some with relatives. That way at least some will survive somewhere.
As far as I am aware most images on Google are just hyperlinked from other sources?
Would be interesting if there is a world library being built somewhere to permanently save images.
Internet athiests always seem to lack any skills at signposting a conversation, or leading it carefully into an area of discussion that might cause ire.
Let me introduce you to science. Really? Do you have the qualifications to back up that sort of smug, condescending and off-putting rhetoric of yours?
Qualifications, I have a BSc, does that count?
But seriously the facts of science are all around us. Lets consider an aeroplane flying in the sky and a person walking on water.
If you say to me, aeroplanes can fly and assuming I have never seen one I may say “I don’t believe you”. To which you can take me
for a flight. Explain the science of flight. Teach me how to build a model that flies.
If you say to me man can walk on water I may ask the same but I bet you don’t have a handy god to demonstrate.
In other words science can be challenged, tested and demonstrated – or shown not to work.
But faith, religion has nothing more than `it is`.
More importantly science stands the test of questioning and doubt and very rarely is shown to be wrong.
That’s how mathematicians hundreds of years ago could predict the movement of planets that has since been proven.
But religion does not want to be questioned. `It is` because otherwise it would cease to exist.
Of course there is one question that has always intrigued me. If god made everything who made god?
Now that’s one dude I would lke to meet.
The move to electric propulsion that we can see happening now will kill it stone dead.
Moggy
Not until you can make a battery that can travel at 70 mph for 300 miles and then recharge in 10 minutes.
Interesting to think what the government will do to reclaim all that lost tax revenue, especially if we all stop smoking too.
I wish DVLA would get with the times and offer monthly direct debit.
What would be amusing is if we could go back in time, steal a war weary Lancaster and place it at Hendon.
Then all you would hear as people passed by would be “look at the state of that!”
I’m sure a true war weary aircraft would look a bit of a state.
This is beginning to sound like a pastiche of Monty Python!
I did most of my miles on the west coast of England so, a Cornish pastiche if you will.
It’s the jewell in Hendons crown IMHO and looks very emotive in the entrance the to Bomber Command hall.
The markings match those of a freighter that blasted it’s way out of Greenham Common some moments ago.
Not quite the same ring to it. Looking forward to the film all the same. Was 10 in 77 when it was orignally released.
I fear only those of 10 can enjoy it for what it is. Happy days.
The SL 500 is fine thank you. The CLK is getting a bit long in the tooth, but with only 65,000 miles on it, it will probably outlast me.
65k! That’s barely run in. My Mk2 Mondeo had 170k and still running fine on original clutch.