Taken at Les Lindarets
Restaurant La Ferme
Taken at Les Lindarets
So my PP-1 turned up last week. It’s a Bluetooth adapter for the Olympus E-PL2 which fits into the Accessory Port and allows wireless image transmission from the camera to a mobile phone or laptop.
I paired it with my Apple MacBook Air but couldn’t get any files to transfer. So I emailed Derrick Story who’s a big fan of the Micro Four-Thirds cameras and who had already blogged that he’d got it working. He got back to me straight away and explained that you have to go to the Sharing Preference Pane and switch on Bluetooth Sharing. While you’re there you can also make “When receiving items:” read “Accept and Save”.
Now it all works fine and the PP-1 is a useful accessory! Thanks Derrick!
A couple of months ago I changed my Picture of the Day website from a sub-domain of hangout to its own domain, daily-photo.net.

As you’ve probably guessed, I upload one photo a day as an attempt to improve my photography.
If you would like to subscribe to the RSS Feed for daily-photo, please click on the Daily Photo link under Follow Me on the right.
Several times lately when I’ve tried to sync my iPad it’s failed to complete the backup stage, even after 10-12 hours. If you force-quit iTunes and try again iTunes will skip the backup with the error message:
“iTunes could not backup the iPad “Chris’s iPad” because a session could not be started with the iPad”
I did a little research to find a solution, here’s what works for me:
Hope this helps someone else.
This is the leader of the 16-Ship taking off for the rehearsal for the final Harrier flights on 15 Dec 2010. Many more over at FourFax Photo (c) MoD
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSubeHi3Lac One frame every two seconds, imported as an image sequence into Quicktime 7, and exported the movie at 15 frames per second.
So, flying from Nairobi to London last night it soon became obvious that the UK was having another weather nightmare. We made an early decision to divert to Lyon, in France rather than continue and simply end up somewhere like Glasgow two hours later.
We are the first Virgin Atlantic aircraft they’ve seen here and nine other aircraft diverted in as well, so it took a couple of hours to get everybody off the aircraft and on the way to a hotel. Some passengers without visas have had to stay in the terminal…
The local handling agent, Aviapartner, has been excellent, despite the company not having an agreement with them. The hotel, Mercure, has also been very good and have been a great deal of help.
Heathrow isn’t going to reopen until at least midnight tonight, Sunday, so I’m now off to the airport to try and get the bags out of the hold and into the hands of the passengers and crew. Wish me luck!
I’ve put together a short (2 min) video of some of the flying at RAF Cottesmore yesterday, 15 December 2010. These were the final flights of the Harrier in RAF and RN service.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssMx5vgzID0
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