Today [2]

[VulcanSoulPatch]

I read that this is the biggest flight disruption since 9/11: Iceland's volcanic ash halts flights across Europe. Wow. I suspect it will end up being bigger.

 

[VulcanSoulPatch]

Just checked tracking, and Diskeeper 2010 Pro is in the mailbox at home!

IntelliWrite, here I come!

VSP

 

[LADYPINKtomato1]

Vulcan you'll be working the night away on this project .. save some rest time.
But do enjoy your new toy..lol..

 

[Chase]

Today I read sergiogarcia9's "How To install and Setup A SATA Hard Drive" tutorial.

Did you like it?

Very easy to read. Great job.

 

[VulcanSoulPatch]

Thanks LPt. Actually, this will be a tomorrow project (off work) along with installing the replacement memory. The former should only take a few minutes to install and a few more to run (I have been running Windows defrag almost every day since I bought this rig, so it shouldn't have too much to do). And mem swap is easy-peasy, I'm just going to run CPU-Z after installing to check the numbers and maybe try Prime95 that I have heard so many talk about. That will take longer, but since I am home I may just put that off to allow for some "blowing off steam" time, which is definitely needed after this week.

BTW, "Happy" Tax Day to all of us Westlanders. I know it is an oxymoron, but I am trying to be civil. Esp. this year, since Arnold took more than Uncle for the first time.

VSP

 

[Dinesh]

Today, I ordered my new phone. HTC HD2. Can't for it to arrive. Got a great deal on it too.

Congrats tw33k.

 

[Kari]

It seems the air travel problem is going to be much bigger than the experts still yesterday thought. More airports closing, more countries closing the airspace. This morning the first big international carrier, Quantas from Australia, announced they are cancelling all flights to and from Europe.

And all this because of one volcano. A good example of how small we people are, compared to mother nature.

Kari

 

[Dinesh]

It seems the air travel problem is going to be much bigger than the experts still yesterday thought. More airports closing, more countries closing the airspace. This morning the first big international carrier, Quantas from Australia, announced they are cancelling all flights to and from Europe.

And all this because of one volcano. A good example of how small we people are, compared to mother nature.

Kari

Hi Kari, where was the volcano?

 

[JMH]

It seems the air travel problem is going to be much bigger than the experts still yesterday thought. More airports closing, more countries closing the airspace. This morning the first big international carrier, Quantas from Australia, announced they are cancelling all flights to and from Europe.

And all this because of one volcano. A good example of how small we people are, compared to mother nature.

Kari

Yes, a salient reminder of our insignificance in the overall scheme of things.
Chaos is currently alive & well in the airline "people moving industry."

 

[mitchell65]

It has just been announced that the closure of the airspace in the UK has been extended to at least 1 am local time tomorrow, Saturday. The situation is not improving.

 

[Kari]

It seems the air travel problem is going to be much bigger than the experts still yesterday thought. More airports closing, more countries closing the airspace. This morning the first big international carrier, Quantas from Australia, announced they are cancelling all flights to and from Europe.

And all this because of one volcano. A good example of how small we people are, compared to mother nature.

Kari

Hi Kari, where was the volcano?

Dinesh, read this: Volcanic ash causes travel chaos for second day - CNN.com

 

[severedsolo]

was just watching BBC news... amazingly people are still turning up at airports fully expecting to be able to fly today

 

[Kari]

Kari vs. German customs update: got a call 5 minutes ago, I can pick my Nokia today. It's controlled, and appears to be legal, not stolen.

Thank you, God!

 

[Dinesh]

Kari vs. German customs update: got a call 5 minutes ago, I can pick my Nokia today. It's controlled, and appears to be legal, not stolen.

Thank you, God!

Good news. Congrats Kari.

 

[CarlTR6]

Kari vs. German customs update: got a call 5 minutes ago, I can pick my Nokia today. It's controlled, and appears to be legal, not stolen.

Thank you, God!

Amen! Very good news, my friend.

 

[thefabe]

It seems the air travel problem is going to be much bigger than the experts still yesterday thought. More airports closing, more countries closing the airspace. This morning the first big international carrier, Quantas from Australia, announced they are cancelling all flights to and from Europe.

And all this because of one volcano. A good example of how small we people are, compared to mother nature.

Kari

Yes, a salient reminder of our insignificance in the overall scheme of things.
Chaos is currently alive & well in the airline "people moving industry."

Well so much for our meeting up in the UK tomorrow. I know dream on but what would we be without our dreams.
Fabe

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Kari vs. German customs update: got a call 5 minutes ago, I can pick my Nokia today. It's controlled, and appears to be legal, not stolen.

Thank you, God!

Good for you Kari.

 

[Carl Lawrence]

I am glad that you have got your phone back Kari. I went to the library to-day to look for jobs. Also I heard about the Eurostar trains being overcrowded, because of no planes.
Let's hope it improves by tomorrow evening.

 

[noyb]

Today .. I animated an Avatar ...

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Today .. I animated an Avatar ...
View attachment 67651

That's really good mate.