I finally got off my backside and imported, sorted and uploaded a pile of photos that had been sat on my cameras SD card for months. Here are the results… 
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I’ve finally found a new Wordpress theme that I like – So out with the old fixed-width(ish) browns & greens, and in are the new dynamic-width whites & blacks of the Atahualpa Theme. I’ve also replaced the default banner images of fruit & trees with some banners snipped from my photo collection. They’ve turned out much better than I thought they would – Not bad for 5 mins work with Paint.NET Some nice people over at Echoing The Sound have ripped the audio from the 400GB of HD concert video that Trent recently made available. Here’s a local copy if anyone’s interested… Nine Inch Nails - Lights In The Sky Over Sacramento 2008 Looks like Google have cocked things up BIG TIME for a lot of people. Every search result is tagged as “harmful” so you can’t click through to your destination…
Update: Looks like someone at Google noticed. Everything’s back to normal for me now… Over the past couple of days I’ve been battling away trying to get the Win32 Bacula agent to back up my Windows Server 2008 System State and Exchange Server 2007 Information Store Databases. Bacula currently doesn’t support VSS backups of a 64-Bit version of Windows Server 2008, so there’s a number of hoops you have to jump through to get even a semi-reliable System State & Exchange backup. For an Exchange backup we use the NTBACKUP binaries from Windows Server 2003 64-bit and for the System State we use the Windows Server 2008 wbadmin tools. For both jobs we’ll use a couple of “Client Run Before Job” commands to trigger client-side scripts to run the client-side backup jobs… Continue reading Backing up Windows Server 2008 & Exchange Server 2007 With Bacula I’ve just made a few back-end changes to my blog:
So this post is just to test all that lot is working correctly Argh!… We turned on the Xbox 360 earlier, and what happened?… THIS:
So after approx 30 mins on hold to Xbox support, I finally get put through to a call centre where a helpful man takes down my details and registers a free repair. Whilst looking at the serial number label I took note of the manufacture date… 3rd December 2005! Today was my Xbox’s 3rd birthday! *sniff* :’( UPDATE 15th Dec: A brand new healthy Xbox landed on my doorstep this afternoon! As there’s a few scans of really old photos being uploaded to the St Bertelines School facebook group, I thought I’d ask my mum to try and dig out some old photos. This weekend she dug out a newspaper clipping from back when the school first opened. I’ve scanned the photo in and uploaded it to facebook, but as facebook tends to restrict the dimensions of uploaded images I’ve attached the full size image to this blog post for your viewing pleasure
This scan was taken from the Friday May 13th 1983 edition of the Runcorn World newspaper. Enjoy! I’ve finally got round to updating my Gallery with a pile of photos I had on my camera, including last night’s amazing Kylie gig.
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