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I am mostly certain that you can use the old film lens on the newer bodies, but just wanted to double check? I found a great price on a prime lens, but wanted to check first. Especially considering...
woohooo congrats on your new lens! Off to check out your new pics!!
Hi, I know i'm a bit late replying but I thought I'd add my 2 cents anyway! :)
I am so jealous of your soon to be lens! I am thinking of swapping out my sigma, I'm irritated with the slow focus...
I have the 1.8 and am quite happy with it, but an online friend in another forum who is a C user got the 1.4 and said what a significant difference it is making!!! I woudln't have thought that .4...
I actually quite like the black and white, but I would like it a bit more "contrasty". Maybe play with curves a bit to really make the darks dark and the lights, well light! :)
no no, nothing wrong with the camera, the error would be my fault
Thanks for the comments :) Yep I do shoot in RAW, and I have actually found an increase in noise since doing so. From what I have read and talking with some other photogs that I must be not nailing...
Does anyone use one, and if so which would you recommend? I've never used one before, but it's come highly recommended that I use it to decrease time in post. So far I have heard good things from...
with my 1.8 lens
used a cross process action on it. :)
:) Not a neg feel, just most of my vision around my work is centred on light and shadows...and the mood they create. Not so many "nice" shadows with flashes :) But this could be an option!! :)
Ok the dark season is well and truly upon us, I'm generally a "natural light" snob, but I'm entertaining the idea of getting one of these... does anyone have one and what are their thoughts?...
absolutely gorgeous photos!! Just breathtaking scenery and magnificent buildings! I really would like to see them in black and white. I find black and white give such a good mood to photos like...
You got me too!!! :p
freaking cool photo!!!! :D
Chris you have made my day!!! thank you so so SO much! email coming your way!!! I knew someone here would be able to help! Y'all know so much!!
THanks again!!!
I have recently made the move to shooting in RAW and I love it, while it's still in the camera RAW in CS2, but as soon as it gets transferred to a JPG, it becomes ultra grainy!!! ARGH I'm ready to...
I have the first one you listed, the green one. I don't do much plane travel, however, I do bring my laptop to each photo shoot, just in case. SO it is very handy. I love it! Very comfortable all...
I know the focus is kind of off... but I like it anyway lol.
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nikkor 50mm 1.8
I did some serious shopping before getting my d200 2 weeks ago. I hummed and haaed over do I risk it and get it somewhere that is advertising it cheap??? because it's my business $$ I'm messing...
d200 50mm 1.8, 1/320, ISO 320, WB cloudy,
my own b&w conversion
I am loving all the posts, keep them coming!!
No worries with the discussion of the 30d, very good points, but a photog friend who recently bought the 30d now wishes she had waited and got the...
Thank you so much for your tactful response. I can fully admit I am a beginner at this, although I have been shooting for 15 years with various SLR's(previously have had a Ricoh & a Pentex), I never...
Thanks so much for your input everyone! Greatly appreciated!
I have to also refer to the experience my friend shared, when she was first starting her photog biz, and had an entry level SLR, she...
and was wondering if anyone has any info on it. I am just in the beginning stages of starting my own business(natural light, often low light of children and families mostly) and have a d50(hence my...


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Spalding University's Festival of Contemporary Writing, the state's largest fall-spring reading series, will be held November 12-18, featuring readings by faculty, guests, and alumni of Spalding University's brief-residency Master of Fine Arts in Writing program.
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With works as varied as a Vidal Sassoon Salon from 1968, the U.S. Expo Pavilion in Seville, Spain in 1992, and his steel houses, this exhibit will present an overview of almost fifty years of architecture. Barton Myers first attracted attention in the late 1960s for his civic buildings and urban projects in Canada. He returned to the United States in 1984 to open a Los Angeles office and became known for his performing arts centers, campus buildings, and steel houses among many projects.
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"I Origins" blushes with swirls of sensory extravagance, of emotional extremes, of drenching passions and bathetic loss.
It's the sophomore feature of writer-editor-director Mike Cahill, who made his debut in 2011 with "Another Earth" (co-written with actor-writer Brit Marling), and I could reprise my enthusiastic description of that film upon its release for his marvelously ambitious new movie: "serious, somber, bruised, hopeful, thrilling, shocking, emotions-over-the-line speculative science-fiction romance-tragedy with one scene in it that I cannot tell you how hard it hits and I hope no one else does either." (For "I Origins," I'll add "exhilarating.")
Michael Pitt gives one of his most concentrated performances as Dr. Ian Gray, a molecular biologist obsessed with defining the evolution of the eye. He also has a fetish of asking people he encounters if he can take a picture of their eye. He's obsessed with coincidences and numbers, too: among other patterns that materialize in his moment-to-moment life, the pattern "11 11" becomes very important. (And the title itself plays with those figures.) A fervent romance erupts with Sofi (Astrid Berges-Frisbey), a European woman he meets at a party, flirts with on a rooftop, then fucks in a bathroom. Things quickly grow strained, she flees; he pursues. Epic romantic gestures proliferate. His obsessions grow, including with the dazzling character of her eyes. Read the rest of this entry »


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Tomatoes, say the folks at the Burpee Seed Company, are America's favorite vegetable. Fresh, vine-ripened tomatoes are delicious. The lycopene they contain is good for your heart. And, provided they are properly cared for, a standard tomato plant can yield 10 to 15 pounds or more of fruit.
In Central Virginia tomatoes are usually transplanted into the garden in early May, but even now you have time to plant tomatoes since the growing season stretches into early October.
Once tomato plants are established in the garden, good care involves keeping the plant's foliage off the ground, fertilizing, and providing adequate water consistently.
Even if you've staked or caged your tomatoes, once plants are about three feet tall you may need to remove all the growth from the bottom sin to ten inches. This improves air circulation and helps fight diseases such as early blight.
And you may want to sucker your plants. Suckering involves pinching out the shoots that develop in the crotch joints of branches. They don't produce fruit and can take energy from the rest of the plant. According to the Extension Service, gardeners using stakes usually sucker, those using cages don't.
And now that the ground has warmed up, apply a layer of mulch around your plants.
"Mulching is a very good cultural practice," says Henrico Extension Agent Lisa Sanderson. "Mulching helps keep soil that can contain pathogens detrimental to the plant from splashing up on it, reduces weeds, and helps ensure adequate moisture." Shredded newspaper covered with grass clippings makes good mulch that will decay over the growing season and can be tilled in to the soil in the fall, adding organic matter.
Tomatoes need moisture. While plants are developing, water them deeply and regularly, up to twice weekly depending on rain. Watering early in the day and using soaker-hose or drip irrigation saves water and helps ensure water won't contribute to fungus problems.
When plants start setting fruit, inconsistent or inadequate watering can cause tomatoes to crack or get blossom end rot, a dark spot at the blossom end of the fruit that can cover half the tomato. Blossom end rot can also result from a calcium deficiency.
Tomatoes often require fertilizer. "We recommend fertilizing in response to a soil test report," says Sanderson. She recommends incorporating organic matter and a fertilizer when you plant your tomatoes.
"Read the label and follow the instructions," says Sanderson. "Over-fertilizing doesn't benefit the plant, and it contaminates groundwater."
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Short Pump is known for its share of chain restaurants and strip malls, but diners looking for something more distinct can certainly find it without heading downtown or to nearby Charlottesville.
In fact, local husband-and-wife restaurateurs Valeria Bisenti and Doug Muir brought a taste of Charlottesville (and Italy) to Short Pump when they took a chance and opened Bella's second location in the same shopping strip as Wal-Mart and Peter Chang China Cafe. (Bella's original location is on Main Street in downtown Charlottesville.)
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DOD's Ashton Carter warns that a new national defense strategy might be needed if sequestration takes effect.
Thinly veiled barbs were flying in a Feb. 12 Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, as top Pentagon leaders pressed lawmakers on the fiscal uncertainties they warn are threatening national security.
Military officials outlined ominous effects of budget pressures, and Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter warned that a new national defense strategy might be in order if the sweeping cuts of sequestration go into effect. He also advised the committee of the looming impact on industry and civilian Defense Department personnel, who will be hit by canceled work orders and up to 20 days of furloughs, respectively.
"This action will seriously harm our ability to do important work, which will, in turn, harm national security," Carter said. "Civilians fix our ships and tanks and planes, staff our hospitals, handle contracting and financial management, and much more."
While some of the lawmakers took shots at one another -- arguing over who was responsible for instituting the Budget Control Act and the sequestration measure within it -- the military brass pointed back at Congress as a whole.
"Sequestration is not a result of an economic emergency or a recession," Carter said. "It's purely the collateral damage of political gridlock."
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One by one, the military leaders outlined the cuts they expect and have already begun to implement. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno said the Army faces a $17 billion to $18 billion shortfall in its operation and maintenance accounts, as well as $6 billion in cuts to other programs. Training will be curtailed for 80 percent of ground forces, and some 251,000 civilians face up to 22 furlough days. An estimated 5,000 employees stand to be terminated if third- and fourth-quarter depot maintenance orders are canceled.
"Combined with previous cuts, [sequestration] will result in a total reduction of at least 189,000 personnel from the force but probably even more than that," Odierno said. "These reductions will impact every Army base and every installation in the Army."
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. James Amos said his force faces "an unsustainable tipping point."
"The scale and abrupt implementation of sequestration will have devastating impacts on readiness," Amos said. "Sequestration will leave ships in ports, aircraft grounded for want of necessary maintenance and flying hours, units only partially trained and reset after 12 years of continuous combat, and modernization programs canceled." He added that by year's end, "more than 50 percent of my combat units will be below minimal acceptable levels of readiness for deployment to combat."
Adm. Mark Ferguson, vice chief of naval operations, said his service's furlough of 180,000 civilians would equal the loss of more than 31.5 million man-hours of productivity and specialized expertise, as well as a loss of more than 200,000 flying hours.
It is not the first time Pentagon leaders have warned Congress of the threats posed by sequestration and continuing resolutions, although the appearance by nearly all the military service chiefs is rare. Echoing earlier statements, the officials called for decisive congressional action.
"We should avoid kicking this can down the road," said Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Whether their testimonies will help drive real action, however, remains to be seen. Amid the finger-pointing that marked the morning's hearing, some Republicans demanded action from President Barack Obama.
"The president must lead," said Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.), the committee's ranking member. "The president must be pragmatic. And the president must set aside political posturing and finally get serious about working with Congress to find a lasting solution to sequestration. The men and women in uniform deserve nothing less."
The service chiefs agreed and did not mince words in describing the severity of the situation.
"In the course of my 36-year career, I've commanded at every level," Odierno said. "I know what it takes to prepare this nation's sons and daughters for war. I know what it takes to grow leaders in the Army. I know what is required to send soldiers into combat. And I've seen firsthand the consequences when they're sent unprepared. I began my career in a hollow Army; I do not want to end my career in a hollow Army."
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So sorry, but cuts do need to happen even in our military. I served my time and I saw lots of waste and money that did not need to be spent. Going with Chrysler engines for the M 60 tanks when clearly the GMC engine was the best one for the job. I hope they are doing a better job at getting what they really need and not what lobbyist and consumers are giving offering under the table. You can tell me what you want but when I see waste, what makes you think the rest of the world does not see it. I think our soldiers need the best when they are put in harms way but there is always those who always want to make a buck to line ther pockets with. Sorry, Generals but clean up your mess and the rest will take care of it self. That goes for every agency out there. There goes my raise to another politician so he can take a great vacation with his family while mine sits a home wondering when we will be able to do that.
with over 30 years of service to the military, I cannot tell you what is really required!
If the Pentagon had their act togther they would be providing a list of items that could be cut as an alternative to the requirements by the sequestration. Of course, their comander-in-chief may not be letting them take that approach.
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Viasat Broadcasting, the Swedish communications giant, now occupies 82 per cent of the building (66,500 sq ft) at a rent of GBP39 per sq ft on a lease for 15 years.
Clwyd Roberts, development director of BAM Properties, says: "Chiswick Green is the latest successful example of our strategy of developing highly sustainable buildings in prime locations. We based our decision to re-enter the market in 2010 on a careful assessment that there would be demand for well-let, high quality investment stock and our judgement has proved correct."
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- 1 1/2 ounces Jameson Irish Whisky
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Add the whisky, vermouth, and bitters to an empty mixing glass, then add enough ice to fill the glass 2/3 of the way full. Stir for 20 seconds and then strain into a Martini glass.
Pour Guinness into a cold glass large enough to hold the whole can plus a little extra (16-24 oz.). After pouring, wait about 90 seconds for the Guinness to settle. Carefully spoon all of the light brown foam from the top of the Guinness and place it gently on top of the drink, in the Martini glass.
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Herrin contrasts life in the capital with provincial life, tracing the adaptation of a largely rural population to rule by Constantinople from the early medieval period onward. The letters of Michael Choniates, archbishop of Athens from 1182 to 1205, offer a detailed account of how this highly educated cleric coped with life in an imperial backwater, and demonstrate a synthesis of ancient Greek culture and medieval Christianity that was characteristic of the Byzantine elite.
This collection of essays spans the entirety of Herrin's influential career and draws together a significant body of scholarship on problems of empire. It features a general introduction, two previously unpublished essays, and a concise introduction to each essay that describes how it came to be written and how it fits into her broader analysis of the unusual brilliance and longevity of Byzantium.
Judith Herrin is the Constantine Leventis Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Hellenic Studies at King's College London. She is the author of Byzantium: The Surprising Life of a Medieval Empire, Women in Purple: Rulers of Medieval Byzantium, and The Formation of Christendom (all Princeton).
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01 April 2011 17:02
Kawasaki's new ZX-10R may have lost the outright power battle with the BMW S1000RR and the handling scrap to Aprilia's RSV4 APRC but it's determined to walk away from the tussles head held high in the styling department.
To that end Kawasaki USA's taken the big Ninja to the 'king of custom sportsbikes' Robert Fisher, boss of Florida's Roaring Toyz, for a long, low and mean makeover.
In spite of its to-hell-with-handling appearance, ex-racer Fisher's insistent he's never made a bike that didn't handle or repay hard riding and says the lairy Zed is still a front-runner, just one that looks better crawling kerbs.
The claim might be hard to credit looking at the elongated single-sided swingarm, 240-section rear tyre and Performance Machine wheels (from Roland Sands' dad's firm), but with its straight-through exhaust barking in your face you won't feel like pushing the point.
Reassuringly, Fisher uses only top grade 6061 T6 Billet aluminum and says he spends months testing his parts on racebikes to ensure each part has the go to match the show.
So if you've seen a wild-eyed racer running (at best) mid-pack aboard a lairy superbike with a foot-longer swingarm, that'll be why.
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Don't like it.
06 April 2011 22:50
why pay for someone else to personalise your bike when you can just do it yourself? sure it may not be as good quality but at least you can say "this is MY bike and no-one elses"
05 April 2011 13:36
needs a good kicking
What a waste of a good bike.
05 April 2011 11:37
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03 April 2011 23:02
wow that was good.
just caught a spammer at home spamming away sat in front of his computer, the sad twat. anyway we bust his door down and grabbed him by his hard drive and rammed some software up his usb port , sideways.
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Does the team have a website?
They are a football team in England (coca cola 2), but i cant seem to find a website that sells their jersey (i dont want ebay). Anyone know where?
Does the team have a website?
Here you go
don't know if they ship to the states though.
I don't think you will have much luck anywhere else though (unless you go to Bradford)as most shops only sell the 'big' clubs stuff (Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea Man Utd Newcastle etc)
probably not what you are looking for, but you can get bradford city throwback jerseys here
here's a cheap one (med size) from ebay
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The searing sound of hot oil in the fryer and the unmistakable smell of beer batter overwhelms the senses.
That can mean only one thing, its fish fry night in Wisconsin.
At the Pinewood in Mosinee, that means things are bound to be busy.
"Friday and Saturdays are the busiest days of the week, but Friday night fish fry is traditional Wisconsin food." says co-owner Joan Allen.
It's a tradition the Allen family has carried on for nearly 40 years ever since they took over the Pinewood in 1974.
Their fish fry history dates back even longer.
"Everybody does a fish fry and they have there own little way they do it. The batter I use has been around for at least 60 years with the same ingredients and its never changed. " Chef and Co-owner Steve Allen says.
Just because the Pinewood is known for the Friday fish fry's doesn't mean they don't have lots of other claims to fame. They aren't afraid to try new things.
"Steak and lobster are just staples of the menu. We have always maintained those, and then over the course of time as we have been here for the last 40 years we have tried to slowly modernize a little bit of this and we are catering to another generation." Joan Allen says.
Running a restaurant day in and day out is exhausting work,
from keeping the kitchen running smoothly to managing finances and employees, its no easy task.
Steve and Joan say the reactions they get from customers makes this tough job all worth it.
"It means a lot to us. We take a lot of pride in what we do. We certainly do everything we can to make it right for all the people that come in. " Steve Allen says.
Now, the Pinewood hopes to continue that tradition well into the future.
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For the second time in as many seasons the Sedona Red Rock High boys swimming team claimed gold at the 1A-3A state championships over the weekend.
The Scorpions set 14 school records Saturday, Oct. 17, along with 10 state records.
"I think we did great. Our team pulled together and had a great meet," junior Evan Decker said.
Decker was named 1A-3A Swimmer of the Year Saturday after setting state records in the 200-yard individual medley [2:03.67] and the 100-yard freestyle [49.58], taking first in both events at state.
Decker set a state record in the individual medley and freestyle preliminaries Friday, Oct. 16, then broke his own records in the finals Saturday.
The young standout swimmer was also part of the 200-yard freestyle relay team that took first place and set a new state record
at 1:33.65.
Seth Syvertsen, Tyler Gavigan and Michael Wiseman were also a part of the freestyle relay team. The group set a state record in the preliminaries, then again in the finals.
In the 200-yard medley relay, Sedona took first with a 1:43.98 time, setting another state record. The Scorpions originally broke the state record in the preliminaries, then broke their own record again in the finals.
Jacob Decker's 55.19 in the 100-yard butterfly preliminaries set a new state record but it was short-lived as Daniel Bleyl [Pusch Ridge High] took first in the finals with a 54.52.
Decker also broke the record in the 100-yard backstroke with a 59.27, as did Chris Millar who did it first with his 59.88.
The two records of course were taken over 24-hours later by Bleyl who finished first in the backstroke with a 57.15, a new state record.
As for the school records, the 400-yard freestyle time of 3:29.19 by Millar, Wiseman, Jacob and Evan Decker was good enough for first place in the state as well.
Syvertsen's first place finish in the 100-yard breaststroke at 1:04.74 was a school record and Jacob Decker's 55.13 in the 100-yard butterfly event, good enough for second place at state, was a school record.
"It feels great to do what we did this past weekend. We worked very hard this year and I think we can do it again next year," Syvertsen said.
Of course the swimmers would be lost at sea without their coach, Roger Svensson, who took the team in August after Marc Kincaid led the Scorpions to a state championship in 2008.
Svensson was honored Saturday with the 1A-3A Coach of the Year award.
"I'm so happy for our guys. They greatly exceeded expectations. We knew going in we were a tough team to beat, but I didn't expect us to win by such a wide margin," Svensson said.
The Scorpions claimed first overall with 386 points as a team. Pusch Ridge took second with 247.5 points.
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Luyckx also finished eighth in the 50-yard freestyle event with a 28.02 time.
Other favorable performances included Lydia Aiken who was sixth in the 100-yard breaststroke event with a 1:23.49 time and Alyssa Millar who took sixth in the 200-yard individual medley with a 2:42.88 time.
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i been lifting weights alll summer, with 2 days rest after working out for 2 days..
i hear that it is good to take a week off every couple months or so?
im thinkin about taking the week off...my question here is, will i lose any size?
exactly how long does it take for muscle to start fading away? i feel a bit smaller than usual lol, but is that just a mental thing? or is it really starting to fade away?
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I have no duty to be anyone's Friend and no man in the world has a duty to be mine. No claims, no shadow of necessity. Friendship is unnecessary, like philosophy, like art, like the universe itself (for God did not need to create). It has no survival value; rather it is one of those things which give value to survival . . . In each of my friends there is something that only some other friend can fully bring out. By myself I am not large enough to call the whole man into activity; I want other lights than my own to show all his facets . . . Hence true Friendship is the least jealous of loves. Two friends delight to be joined by a third, and three by a fourth, if only the newcomer is qualified to become a real friend. They can then say, as the blessed souls say in Dante, "Here comes one who will augment our loves." For in this love "to divide is not to take away."


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Lenovo Laptop Will Not Boot even from cd
Lenovo laptop with Windows 7 OS. The laptop shut down while plugged in overnight. I have removed the battery and let it sit for hours to cool/reset. Upon power up, the hard drive light comes on for 2-3 seconds, then goes off. Sometimes the screen flickers white for another 2-3 seconds, but the OS never boots up. I have removed the hard drive and plugged it into another computer via a SATA cable. I was able to read data. The drive appears to be working. I ran Malware Bytes and it cleared off some suspect files (PUP.FunWebProducts and PUP.MyWebSearch). I have a log file to post if helpful. When I put the hard drive back into the laptop, I get the same result as before. I made a recovery disc on another Win 7 computer and attempted to boot the Lenovo from the disc, but still I get the same result. Is this a BIOS issue, failed HD controller, or something else?
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Welcome to the Seven Forums Brannok. It may be a BIOS issue in that the optical drive is not set as the first device to boot from. Has that been checked?
Does the Laptop boot from a pen drive? If yes then you can perhaps clean install W 7 via that route.
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Hello Brannok812 and welcome to Seven Forums.
Depending on what model Lenovo you have, you may have a hidden recovery partition. I've got a ThinkPad E520 and if I turn on the machine and immediately start clicking the F11 key I can access the recovery partition. My options include a full recovery or a partial recovery. If you recover your machine the entire computer will be restored to its original factory condition so all personal data needs to be backed up. The recovery process should correct any software related issues. It will not fix any hardware issues like failing hard drive, bad RAM, etc. Check the owner's manual or quick start guide on how to access recovery partition for your particular Lenovo.
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Thanks for the responses. I will try F11, but I am not hopeful, as I get virtually no signs of life when I try to start the computer. I have not tried to boot from a USB drive. Can I just copy all files from a boot CD, or is there more to the process to create a file set that will boot up from a USB drive? Thanks again for all of the assistance.
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You can read how to install W 7 with Pen Drive at Install Windows 7 from USB Pen Drive Using Grub4Dos.
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Thank you for all of the responses. I am still not able to boot, even from a flash drive. I took the back cover off to observe the fan operation. It spins for 2-3 seconds when the power is turned on, then stops, just as the hard drive indicator does. Coincidence or indicator of a problem beyond BIOS? The hard drive still functions when removed and connected via cable. I do not get any response when pressing F8, F11, or any other F key. It just refuses to boot, regardless of what I do. Any suggestions beyond scrapping it out for parts? I am truly frustrated at this point. I have resuscitated another laptop and a desktop so far this year, so this is not my first rodeo. Just can not seem to get this one figured out.
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Forget trying to help this little old lady across the street: Bernice Bates, who's 91 years old, is probably more spry than you are. Guinness World Records has just awarded her the title of Oldest Yoga Teacher, and she teaches once a week at her retirement center in Florida. The great-grandmother may not actually be… »
Last week during a geography lesson at George W. Miller Elementary School in Nanuet, NY, children in Leatrice Ann Eng's class told her that they know about the North Pole because that's where Santa Claus lives. Deciding that it was high time the second-graders faced reality, Eng informed them that Santa isn't real and… »
A school committee chairman in Abington, Massachusetts — let's just call him Michael Scott — likes to open meetings with a magic trick, but now he's in trouble for a mildly risqué prank. Without consulting them beforehand, he had school committee member Ellen Killian and teacher Steven Shannon participate in trick… »