Click the image above for a full preview. This image is from a local Freecycle scheme I am a part of, I mean, a DSLR camera?! Those things cost £400+, and Photographic/Darkroom Equipment? All that’s at least £500+ at professional level! This is pathetic, and something needs to be done about it.
A very informative and interesting video to watch, showing HTC testing and putting some force onto the Google Nexus 1, during the Testing Phase before release to the public:
ThemePark Rider, a theme park related blog I have been running, has officially been taken completely offline, and will remain offline for the forceable future.
I am willing to pass on the full ownership of the themeparkrider.com domain, however the website in its entirety, including posts, and backup databases have been deleted and completely removed from online sources.
If you would like to acquire the themeparkrider.com domain, then please drop me a message via the Contact Page. If you would like me to write for your blog (of any kind), then please see the Services page for more information.
I would like to say thanks to anyone who read ThemePark Rider in its lifetime, and would like to recommend the following websites to people:
- Coaster101 – coaster101.com
- Coasterdom – coasterdom.com
- The Coaster Critic – thecoastercritic.com
Many thanks,
Adam
I’ve been hugging the bandwidth on my Internet connection today, sorry Virgin Media! I’ve downloaded issues 200-218 of MacFormat Magazine, all in digital .pdf format, so I can keep them on my external HDD for future reference. It’s nice for them to supply these to subscribers, and I recommend subscribing to anyone who’s a Mac Fan and wants to read a good well written magazine.
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One of my favourite photos I’ve taken in January 2010.