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Polly is a black mutt and from a photography point of view it I couldn't have picked a harder subject. If you've ever tried to photograph a black dog you know exactly what I mean. In half the shots doggie comes out as an unidentifiable black blob, while in the other half the background gets so "blown out" so that all you can see is an alien white mass (with black blob in front).But thankfully I've got a trick or two. This past week in the forest we've had the absolute perfect conditions (soft, filtered light and a neutral background) so I snapped up a bunch of Polly shots and decided to share some of my tips on the blog with another addition to my photography series. So, here ya go:
1/ Target Soft, Diffuse Light - I've always gotten my best pet shots in a soft, diffuse light. Bright, direct light tends to bounce hard off shiny pet coats and "blow out" the picture. It's just far too harsh and the effect is even worse on dark-colored pets. A much better option is to find somewhere the light is filtered (e.g. through a window or under a forest canopy), or use very late evening or early morning light. Cloudy days are another great time to shoot. This kind of light will even out the coat and allow you bring out the details in your picture.
2/ Go Fast – Pets, like kids tend to move around a lot and sometimes it can be hard to capture the moment without blur. You best bet with pets is to go fast. So, set your camera to a fast shutter speed (around 1/200th is pretty good, or even faster if doggie is very active) and snap away. If the pictures look too dark I'll usually up the ISO (to 400 or so), but I'll always try to keep the shutter speed fast. On my Nikon SLR camera I use a simple fast lens (50mm f/1.8) for all my pet shots. On my point and shoot I'll fix the shutter speed and let it chose the rest of the settings. Some point and shoots have a "pet" setting which does the same thing.
3/ Get Those Eyes – One of the secrets to any kind of animal photography is to get the eyes in focus. The eyes are the window to the soul, and for pets in photos that certainly rings true. Even if the rest is out of focus, if the eyes are sharp the picture is really appealing. So, try to focus there and worry less about the rest.
4/ Choose a Simple Background – When you're doing any kind of portrait work you want the focus of the shot to be on the subject. A busy background is always distracting, so try to choose a neutral or very clean background. For up-close work an even neutral-colored background works great (leaves, ground, wall etc.). For wider shots you can include some clean background (e.g. ocean, forest), but make sure the pet remains the main focus.
5/ Get Low and Close – Most of my best pet shots come from playing with perspective. So, I usually try to get down low and close to the pets' level, or shoot from above or the side or below. Getting down low and close will get you more into your pets' world and that'll show in the shot.
6/ Cheat, Play & Bribe – I almost always bring treats or toys when I'm shooting pets. With Polly I've trained her to look at the camera, and get a treat for it, which helps to get that connection with the shot. You can dangle the treat right next to the lens as you're shooting or get great "action" shots while your pet plays around with a toy. With the cats I'll usually dangle a toy or treat. Interacting with people can create wonderful moments too, so bring in your other half to capture some family moments.
7/ Snap Away – In the digital age it's so easy to snap away and I definitely encourage that with pets. Don't be discouraged if your first shot isn't any good. Just snap away and see what you get. Sometimes catching unusual moments (such as kitty yawning, or doggie laughing) can create really interesting shots and it only takes that one moment to get the perfect shot!
That's about it folks. Got any tips of your own?
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Sue Malone says:
Wow, Nina, that was great! Since I just got a new Nikon DSLR myself it's time to start practicing. Maybe in a few years I'll have some tips as well, but for now I couldn't begin to come up with any more.
libertatemamo says:
Oh excellent! Nikon's are great SLR's. They give such lovely deep colors (my bias I'm sure,
but I really love my camera). Looking forward to seeing some pics from you.
Sue says:
Love love love your photos!
libertatemamo says:
Thank you Sue! Nina
hobopals says:
Great tips, thank you. I don't have any problems with Jack, my Yellow Lab, but Lizzie was tough because, as you said, a black dog is difficult to photograph. He's a good subject because of his antics, and I had more fun snapping him on my trip. I have a Nikon SLR, too. He had his staples out, yesterday! Another step forward, but we're still waiting to see if the surgery was a success. The pictures of his as a puppy are so precious and priceless to me.
I'm in the middle of scanning 35mm photos from the past and from our trips out west, and many of them of Lizzie are good. The good ones are in the conditions you mention, which proves your point, yet accidental by this photographer. She had the sweetest face and softest brown eyes. Thanks, again, for your tips!
Polly is a good subject. Her coloring is so pretty, and she's got such lively and expressive eyes.
libertatemamo says:
Oh how lovely! I hope you share some of Lizzie's pics on your blog. Would love to see them.
And…we're keeping our fingers and paws crossed for Jack. Gotta get that dog back on the road.
Breezy says:
You really take amazing photos. Thanks for sharing your tips!
libertatemamo says:
Thanks so much Bree! Nina
Jerry B. says:
Love your stories and information, I'm a relatively recent subscriber to your blog and really enjoy it. Your photo tips are right on- we're getting ready to head out for a month with our dog and cat, towards Yellowstone and other NW states so you can be sure there will be lots of the usual pet shots along the way. I see you're in Chama today (according to the site), the Rio Chama campground is really nice-we were there late last year to take the train over to Antonito, Wy but I think I'd do just the 1/2 day ride instead next time. Jerry near San Fran.
libertatemamo says:
So happy you're enjoying the blog! Do you have one of your own? I always like to follow along w/ others.
We drove past Rio Charma Campground today and it IS very nice. Lovely little area.
We're on over by Heron Lake at the moment.
Roxanne says:
Nina, those are wonderful shots! You should take photos for an animal shelter; no one could resist those faces once you had clicked them.
libertatemamo says:
Thanks Roxanne! I've done a bunch of rescue work in my time (very devoted to pet rescue), but
I've never managed to weave my way into the photography side. All the places I worked always
had a photographer assigned…oh well! I guess the picking-up-poop job is
not as "in demand" as the photographer job. Hehe…
Bob McLean says:
Once upon a time, back when we old codgers used something called "film", (you may have to look that up) I was asked if I'd "take a few shots" at a wedding which, by the way, is a round about way of saying there's not going to be a wedding photographer, and please come prepared?
As it so happened, the groom was from Trinidad.
Not sure if you've seen that many folks from Trinidad, but with colour film, there's a tendency for the results to drift over into the purple end of things.
Not good.
So, I used black and white for about half of the shots.
Stunning results. The bride is in white to start with, and unless you're doing the 'outdoors in the garden' kind of thing under natural light, you're really at a disadvantage using colour film. (pardon my Canadian spelling, but that's the way she goes…we like our extra letters.)
I simply loaded b&w film into one camera body, and colour into another, which made it even more of a pseudo "techie" thing, and therefore all the more fun.
So…try a black and white setting for the dark pooch. Who knows?
Not nearly as elaborate as switching camera bodies, but with the same effect I'm sure.
libertatemamo says:
You know I do like black and white, but for whatever reason I prefer it on people rather than animals.
I've done alot of people portrait work (back in my time), especially with babies and they turn
out fabulous, but I find I loose something w/ pet shots…maybe it's the eyes? Then again,
I am rather addicted to color. I've got a few B&W's of the cats and one or two of Polly.
I'm always in awe of those who take great B&Ws!
Sheila says:
Howard and I are enjoying your emails and web-site! Your photos, along with your words, are great inspiration.
Give Polly a great big hug for us. Our two girls (Skye the Kees and Cloud the Sibe) are doing well.
Remember us from McKinney Falls State Park, Austin, TX!
libertatemamo says:
OF COURSE we remember you…and your two very lovely doggies!
So happy you're following along on the blog.
Gunta says:
Thanks for the tips, Nina. I've always had trouble catching a good shot of Sissy. I was tilting in the wrong direction trying to get more lighting to show her features.
libertatemamo says:
Glad I could give ya some tips, Gunta
Dorothy says:
Hi Nina ~
I know this is an older post, but it was so helpful. We have a black brindle Plott Hound and the neighbor brings her black Lab mix down to play. I have had a devil of a time getting good pictures of both. I will put your advice to good use.
Thanks ~ Dorothy
libertatemamo says:
Hey I love it when my old posts are resurrected and helpful! So happy my tips were useful. Polly has taught me well!
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Sir George James Frampton, R.A. (1860-1928) Peter Pan unsigned bronze, dark brown patina, on an alabaster plinth fronted by a plaque relief cast with rabbits 14 in. (35.6 cm.) high, the figure, 22 in. (56 cm.) high, overall By family repute from the artist, acquired in the 1930s and by descent to the present owner. The present charming statuette of Peter Pan, is a reduction after the life-size bronze exhibited by Frampton at the Royal Academy in 1911 and erected by an anonymous donor in Kensington Gardens the following year. The statue stands at the spot where, as recounted in Barrie's Little White Bird, Peter Pan lands for his nightly visits to the Gardens and where he pipes to the spirits of the children that have played there. Its popular appeal led Frampton to produce a bronze reduction of the main figure as an independent statue and 19 in. high reductions are known dated 1913, 1916 and 1925. The present version places Pan atop an alabaster pedestal fronted by a plaque recalling the bronze rock upon which the original stands, which is inhabited by a host of fairies, rabbits and other woodland creatures. The fine bronze detailing of the present statuette indicates foundry skill consistent with the period of the original, but the angular alabaster pedestal suggests the Art Deco style and might date this cast to the late 1920s or 1930s.
George Frampton - The True Queen Is On Her Throne When Her Realm Is On Her Lap
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Sir George James Frampton, RA (1860-1928), 'The true Queen is on her Throne when her Realm is on her Lap', a bronze group, deep brown patination, signed in the maquette and dated 1904, 71cm high, 59cm wide Exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1905, no. 1822; and at the International Exhibition, Dublin in 1907 (small group in plaster), no. 162.
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George Frampton - Peter Pan
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monogrammed: GF and dated 1918 and inscribed with an encircled PP bronze, mid-brown patina, on veined green marble base CATALOGUE NOTE In 1911 an anonymous donor commissioned George Frampton to create a sculpture of Peter Pan to be placed on the very spot in Kensington gardens where the magical boy appears nightly in J M Barrie's Little White Bird of 1901, the first book in which the character appears. In fact the anonymous donor was the author himself. He had the bronze erected in secret on 29th and 30th 1912, so that it would seem to have magically appeared. Frampton exhibited the model at the Royal Academy in 1911. In writing his tales of Peter Pan J M Barrie was inspired by a family of boys - the Llewelyns. George Llewelyn was the inspiration for the character of Peter Pan, and Frampton used his brother Michael as the inspiration for his sculpture. In the full scale monument Peter Pan is lifted up on a swirling rock populated by fairies, bunny rabbits, squirrels and mice. He raises his pipe to his mouth and plays to the spirits of the children who play in the park. Frampton's sprightly Peter proved to be a perennially popular model and casts of the monument are to be found as far afield as Brussels, New Jersey, Toronto and Perth, Australia. Parts of the original plaster model are in the Victoria and Albert Museum. Following its immediate popular appeal, Frampton produced a bronze reduction of the main figure as an independent statuette. RELATED LITERATURE Read pp.315-317; Royal Academy Exhibitors, vol. II, p. 106; Bilbey & Trusted, pp. 266 & 267
George Frampton - Peter Pan
Auction: Christie's -Nov 26, 2002 - LondonLot number: 157
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Sir George James Frampton, R.A. (1860-1928) Peter Pan signed with monogram, inscribed and dated 'PP/1918' bronze with brown patina 20½ in. (52.1 cm.) high Lot Notes This is one of a series of reductions in bronze, cast between 1913 and 1925, though not in large numbers, of Frampton's famous statue of Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens. J.M. Barrie, the author of the play first performed in 1904, was responsible for the commission, and the public statue has a beguiling mixture of fairies, squirrels and mice running across its rocky base.


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Very Good
Fun for One! Whoo Hoo! for Two!
posted by Knghtshade (FAIRBANKS, AK) Nov 12, 2008
Member since May 2006
5 out of 5 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
As for the game, it was enjoyable. It was not easy but it was not hard either. A challenge without being too frustrating. I will admit I had to look up a few walkthroughs online when I got stuck but all in all the fun of the game made up for it.
It was a good time of just sitting around with a friend and wasting time as we tried to catch all the in-jokes, parodies and plain craziness that is what has kept the tv show alive after all these years.
Great Game, Hillarious Parodies
posted by goddog (MENTOR, OH) Nov 20, 2007
Member since Jul 2007
19 out of 21 gamers (90%) found this review helpful
-Two simultaneous players w/out need for Internet
-Graphics very accurate to the t.v. show
-Parodies were actually hillarious, clever, nostalgic and current
-Gameplay was fun, found myself playing for several hours at a time.
-Uniqueness of characters' abilities
-Original voiceovers by original cast
-Original animation
-Better for Gen-Xers (those old enough to have owned an NES while a child, you'll see why)
-Puzzles were somewhat challenging
-Puts you in a good mood
What I didn't care for:
-Some puzzles were too obvious
-Not enough Groundskeeper Willy
Great story, average game
posted by Natas13 (CHICAGO, IL) Dec 13, 2010
Member since Aug 2008
2 out of 2 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Very Good
The Simpsons Game
posted by KingWolf (VAN NUYS, CA) Aug 7, 2010
Member since Aug 2010
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Worth renting!!
posted by Jrw1202 (KALAMAZOO, MI) Dec 28, 2007
Member since Mar 2007
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
So much potential that just falls short
posted by hessian823 (ARVADA, CO) Feb 22, 2008
Member since Mar 2007
6 out of 8 gamers (75%) found this review helpful
like me...funny and hard
posted by AtomicSlap (GARNERVILLE, NY) Feb 11, 2008
Member since Feb 2008
3 out of 4 gamers (75%) found this review helpful
Yes, I know, it's the whine of a baby. But really, should a Simpsons game be this hard? I don't think so. A Simpsons game should be somehwat challenging, funny with lots of in jokes. Face it, the entertainment value is in the fact that its the Simpsons. Non-fans will not enjoy this title. And its hard, but not in an engaging way. In a "sheet, I just DID all that jumping and sheet and NOW I have to do it again??? Screw this!" way. And none of the online cheats work. (THERE IS NO EXTRAS MENU, IGN!!!) It makes you work too hard for not enough pay off. Sorry, but Im already married.
Cleverly written game, and thats about it.
posted by HardBoiled (TARZANA, CA) Nov 13, 2007
Member since Aug 2007
3 out of 4 gamers (75%) found this review helpful
Above Average
posted by liquid731 (CULVER CITY, CA) Dec 4, 2007
Member since Aug 2004
2 out of 3 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
Good game but bad camera angles
posted by guiness (CHICAGO, IL) Nov 3, 2007
Member since Oct 2007
3 out of 5 gamers (60%) found this review helpful
Poor use of Camera and Controls
posted by NeoJester (ABBOTSFORD, WI) Nov 9, 2010
Member since Mar 2007
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
good game
posted by Playdoe101 (HERCULES, CA) Nov 7, 2009
Member since Oct 2009
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Awesome !!
posted by Wperez (SAINT ALBANS, NY) Mar 14, 2008
Member since Feb 2008
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
more story lines could have been use but great ending.
specially with the extra guest appearances that are from other series related to the Simpson creator.
posted by Flogger (SOMERVILLE, MA) Mar 10, 2008
Member since Feb 2007
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
posted by stinkbert9 (TUCSON, AZ) Feb 18, 2008
Member since Jul 2006
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Pretty Short Game
posted by EAfan13 (PENFIELD, NY) Nov 25, 2007
Member since Oct 2007
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Simpson's Game-Inappropriate for ANYONE
posted by LylesMom (STAFFORD, VA) Jul 27, 2008
Member since May 2008
2 out of 7 gamers (29%) found this review helpful
This game goes too far! To challenge God and try to beat him is blasphemous and shows no respect for our belief system.
My son came to me when he got to this part of the game, because he knew it was wrong. We sent it back immediately.
Beware before bringing this into your home. I am ashamed it was ever in mine!
Really Bad
posted by superdude3 (WESTVILLE, IN) Jul 18, 2008
Member since Jun 2008
2 out of 7 gamers (29%) found this review helpful
Camera control ruined this game for me.
posted by KingMonkey (SAN ANTONIO, TX) Nov 16, 2007
Member since Nov 2007
1 out of 4 gamers (25%) found this review helpful
Good, for the fans.
posted by ManSpider (NORTHPORT, NY) Nov 3, 2007
Member since Apr 2007
3 out of 13 gamers (23%) found this review helpful
kid game
posted by dawhoking (CORAL SPRINGS, FL) Nov 17, 2007
Member since Oct 2007
1 out of 9 gamers (11%) found this review helpful
Very Good
if you watch the simpsons....
posted by dwarfsaint (PORTLAND, TX) Apr 17, 2012
Member since Apr 2012
Above Average
Best Simpson's Game
posted by giger4life (CLEBURNE, TX) Oct 10, 2011
Member since Jul 2007
bad game
posted by flawson64 (PUYALLUP, WA) Sep 10, 2011
Member since Sep 2011
Above Average
better than I thought
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Sandra Mackey
Sandra Mackey is an award winning writer on Middle Eastern culture and politics.[1]
She holds an M.A. in International Affairs from the University of Virginia and has taught political science at Georgia State University. She has served as a visiting scholar in the Woodrow Wilson Department of Government and Foreign Affairs at the University of Virginia.
Her writings have appeared on numerous periodicals such as Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Wall Street Journal, and Christian Science Monitor.
In addition to appearing on NPR, Nightline, BBC, and ABC News with Peter Jennings, Mackey also served as a commentator on the first Gulf War for CNN. Mackey's book Lebanon: Death of a Nation was named to the New York Times list of Notable Books of 1989.
Books written by Sandra Mackey include:
- The Saudis: Inside the Desert Kingdom, W. W. Norton and Co., New York, 1987 ISBN 0-395-41165-3.
- Updated edition issued in 2002, ISBN 0-393-32417-6 pbk
- Lebanon: Death of a Nation, W. W. Norton and Co., New York, 1989 ISBN 0-393-32843-0.
- Passion and Politics: The Turbulent World of the Arabs, Penguin Group, New York, 1992 ISBN 0-525-93499-5
- The Iranians: Persia, Islam and the Soul of a Nation, Penguin Group, New York, 1996 ISBN 0-452-27563-6
- The Reckoning: Iraq and the Legacy of Saddam Hussein, W. W. Norton, New York, 2003, ISBN 0-393-32428-1
- Lebanon : a House Divided, W. W. Norton, New York, 2006, ISBN 0-393-32843-0
- Mirror of the Arab World: Lebanon in Conflict, W. W. Norton, New York, 2008, ISBN 978-0-393-06218-2
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The momentum earned by winning the Conference USA East Division title in the fall carried over to the spring season for the Charlotte women's soccer team, as the 49ers completed another successful campaign with continued program development and a 5-0-1 ledger. The Niners conceded only one goal in their six matches.
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April 16, 2014 – Key Technology strengthens its commitment to California food processors by expanding its Innovation and Solutions Center (ISC) and local service capabilities in Sacramento, California, USA. The customer visitor center, which opened in 2011, was expanded in 2014 to showcase Key's complete source of belt- and chute-fed digital sorting technologies, conveying, and processing solutions for food processors. The expanded ISC now offers spare parts, after-sales service, and technical support for all Key equipment, and enables customers to participate in equipment demonstrations, application tests, and training in Sacramento.
The Sacramento customer center complements Key's other Innovation and Solutions Centers, which are located at the company's headquarters in Walla Walla, Washington, USA; and at Key Technology in Beusichem, the Netherlands; Hasselt, Belgium; and Melbourne, Australia.
"The Sacramento facility was created by Visys, and it was a strategic part of our merger with them last year. The location puts us in the middle of a major fruit, vegetable, nut, and dried fruit processing region, which is a very important market for Key," said Steve Pellegrino, Senior Vice President of Global Sales at Key Technology. "We've invested significant resources in Sacramento. We've added Key's belt-fed sorters and other processing systems to the chute-fed sorters that came from our merger. We've also located our new Taurys™ chute-fed sorting system there, which is our latest innovation and our first product release after the merger. We've located experienced technicians from Belgium in Sacramento to complement our existing team of local service technicians, and we now offer local spare parts to complete our after-sales service."
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I'm using win7 backup facility found in 'Action Center', I presume it backs up all of my pc, though I'm not sure just what it is backing up, as I have never backed up any of my past PCs, now that I have a new one with win7 I thought I should try and in the bottom right of my screen is the action center that does just that, so I just swith on my ext HDD and press backup.....
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Windows backup works, but isn't particularly easy to understand. Nor is it very flexible.
For that reason I don't use it. Others do, and they may comment here.
It will backup both your data and Windows, depending on the settings you have made.
You might find other applications simpler and more understandable.
And you might want to start thinking of Windows backup and data backup as 2 different things. The former requires an image. The latter does not.
Imaging is always a bit testy---I would not rely on it to back up my data.
It is worthwhile to backup Windows. If it fails to work, no problem--you just reinstall Windows manually from an installation disc.
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I think using a second imaging program as well as say Windows Imaging is good insurance. I use Windows inbuilt plus free Macrium Reflect.
What I do for Windows backup is:
1) I always use the "Create a system image" button to make an image when I choose. I only make one image and either delete it move it within a partition or rename it. Multiple images are stored using a difference image kept in shadow storage. I personally don't think this is a robust procedure and can fill up your HDD.
2) When setting up the backup schedule I choose "Let me Choose" and untick the create an image box. I leave the other default settings. I also choose to create a file/folder backup manually using "Create a Backup Now". You can select Manage Backups to delete old file/folder backup sets.
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Re Backup
Now I'm confused..I would have thought that backing up was supposed to be simple! if win7 have put a backup system on the desktop then I assume its what they want you to use.
Like millions of other home PC users and having never used backups before I'm not even sure what the purpose of the backup is..when I got my new PC I made a set of factory backup discs as per the instructions during the installation process.
If the backup I'm doing isn't that good then I need an easy system that I can use without needing a degree in computing to understand what I'm supposed to do and why!
If I continue to use the win7 Action Center what settings should I be using?
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Now I'm confused..I would have thought that backing up was supposed to be simple! if win7 have put a backup system on the desktop then I assume its what they want you to use.
Like millions of other home PC users and having never used backups before I'm not even sure what the purpose of the backup is..when I got my new PC I made a set of factory backup discs as per the instructions during the installation process.
If the backup I'm doing isn't that good then I need an easy system that I can use without needing a degree in computing to understand what I'm supposed to do and why!
If I continue to use the win7 Action Center what settings should I be using?
If you don't understand it, there isn't much point in using it as you won't know what it is doing and will be lulled into a false sense of security.
If you want to take the time to understand it, others who actually use it can point out the pitfalls and proper technique. I don't use it.
Backup has 2 principal purposes:
1: To enable you to recover to a working Windows system in the event of a hard drive failure or major system malfunction/corruption of some type. This typically means making an image of the C drive and storing that image on some other drive until disaster strikes, at which point you "restore" the image.
2: To enable you to recover your personal data files (mp3s, videos, Word documents, bookmarks, pictures, whatever you may have).
2 is typically much more important than 1.
All 1 saves you is time. You should be able to reinstall Windows even if you have not backed up.
On the other hand, data backup is the ONLY way you have to recover from lost or corrupted data. That's why data backup is so critical.
If your data has no particular importance to you, then 2 may be less critical. Most people have VERY important data on their PC.
There are several alternatives to Windows backup:
To backup Windows itself (purpose 1 above): Macrium Reflect Free Edition, Acronis, and EaseUS Todo are probably the best known. You would likely find them simpler to understand, particularly Macrium.
All methods to backup Windows itself use imaging. Imaging is not foolproof and can fail to work when you need it. So be prepared for it to fail and know what you will do in that case.
To backup personal data (purpose 2 above): you can use any of a half dozen or more "file by file" backup applications, such as Karen's Replicator, Synctoy, Second Copy, Synchromagic, etc. These can be configured to backup only what you want--certain folders, certain file types, etc, and will run at the click of a button.
You can backup personal data files with an image, but it is a more risky strategy than "file by file" backup because imaging is a complex process that may fail for unknown reasons.
The set of backup "recovery" disks you made will restore your PC to the way it was when it was shipped to you. It will NOT restore you to the way your PC is NOW and it will not restore your personal data at all.
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I think part of the problem with the Windows backup capability is that it is actually 2 very different backup programs that perform different functions. The way MS combine them under "Backup and Restore" I have to agree is confusing to the uninitiated. I think they should more clearly separate the two.
The 2 backup procedures are:
1) Imaging - this takes a snapshot of whole partitions which includes Operating system, installed programs, data etc. When you reimage you put back all the essentials so that it was like you turned on the PC at the time the image was made.
These are essential IMO to get you out of trouble when it strikes.
Now Windows has its own inbuilt imaging but there are other good alternatives such as Macrium Reflect.
2) File/folder backup. This essentially backs up your user data such as Documents.
Windows has its own and there are alternatives if you don't like that one. Synctoy is a free MS alternative. FreeFileSync is another.
The key thing to get your head around is that these are fundamentally different backup processes and I think even the non technical user needs to understand this.
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To add to the confusion ...
If you use the Windows 7 imaging tool (control panel > backup and restore > create a system image) the completed image will be called WindowsImageBackup. As others have said, this is like a snapshot of your hard drive and includes the operating system, your personal settings, all programs you've installed, all photos, videos, music you've saved, etc.
Let's say you create a system image today on your external hard drive and you leave it named WindowsImageBackup. If you create a new system image on that same external hard drive tomorrow, or next week, or next month, you will get a prompt that says you already have a system image and it will be overwritten. That's kinda what you were getting at in your first post. If that's what you really want to do, problem solved. But I don't recommend it because you really can't be sure the system image was created successfully until you actually try to use it. Even if it was created successfully, each time you overwrite it you're taking a chance on something going wrong leaving you with a single non-working system image.
I prefer keeping at least a few system images on my external hard drive. I found the easiest way to do that with the Windows 7 imaging tool is to rename the first WindowsImageBackup to something else - maybe WIB1. Then the second system image will be called WindowsImageBackup. When it's time to make the third system image rename the second to WIB2 and so on. As long as the WindowsImageBackup is renamed it won't get overwritten. If you ever want to use one of those images, just rename it back to WindowsImageBackup. Then the restore process will find only that one system image on the external hard drive.
I also make system images using the free Macrium Reflect. It's more flexible than the Windows 7 imaging tool and it provides me with one more layer of probability that I will have a working system image if and when I need it.
Hope this hasn't made things even more confusing.
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To backup personal data (purpose 2 above): you can use any of a half dozen or more "file by file" backup applications, such as Karen's Replicator, Synctoy, Second Copy, Synchromagic, etc. These can be configured to backup only what you want--certain folders, certain file types, etc, and will run at the click of a button.
As ignatz pointed out, there are other, arguably better, applications for backing up user data. Windows has an in-built copy command called ROBOCOPY that can do this via a simple batch script.
If you feel this is an option you wish to pursue, have a look at this tutorial I wrote for it. If you need help with creating a script, then just give me a shout and I'll be glad to help.
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Great product. Just signed up for an organic veg box and it comes with free mud. This shaped little brush cleaned carrots, parsnips and potatoes (including all the growths from eyes from some old ones) in minutes. Now Lakeland please invent a filter for my sink to keep the mud out of the plug hole!
Can we also suggest
- OXO Good Grips® Vegetable Brush
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- Julienne Peeler
- £3.49
- Small Green Colander
- £3.99
- Wash Up Wiz
- £4.99


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Spanish Tomato Bread and Serrano Ham or Prosciutto (224): Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way | PBS (#224)
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Savory Iceberg Cups (223): Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way | PBS (#223)
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Glazed Sausage Bits (221): Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way | PBS (#221)
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Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way | Simple Sweet Notes | PBS (#204)
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Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way | Perfect Presentations | PBS (#203)
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Jacques Pépin: More Fast Food My Way | Fast Proof | PBS (#209)
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