3 days ago by Oliver

Here’s the event’s I’m planning on running in over the next couple of months. Assuming the weather’s nice, of course. At this time of year, though, I tend to just stay in bed if it’s pouring with rain… 21 November – Sheffield Chasing Sprint – forecast not looking great, but should be a great set of ...

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4 days ago by Boy Callaars

Since I have Windows 7 I have never been so happy with an operating system. It works like a charm and every (except for the usual NVidia problems) application is working even better then before. But… Since a couple of weeks my Event Log service began to crash. And because of my daily use of a VPN I ...

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13 days ago by Oliver

I wouldn’t normally fly several hundred miles just to go to an orienteering event – but then, an orienteering event in the Cité de Carcassonne in southern France was never going to to be just another orienteering event. Actually there were three events in the one weekend, a middle race on the Saturd ...

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18 days ago by Duncan

OMG she's arrived!! No backing out now!!! Not had time to take some nice shots but managed this, even though she takes up the whole length of the hall way. Definately going to need a new home asap! Will add more later. Basic spec: Dagger ' Exodus' A fully kitted out ocean expedition boats ideal for ...

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20 days ago by Corey

When Verizon shocked the world by releasing OS 5.0 for the 9530 Storm, it unfortunately came with a bug that prevents users from viewing the event log. To view the Event Log on a Storm you need to switch to the Home screen, show the keyboard, and activate alt/num lock by holding down the '123' butto ...

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21 days ago by Mauricio

Sergey Demyanov has released a new BlackBerry application called FancyLog. With FancyLog you won’t need to type ALT + LGLG to access the Event Log, all you have to do is click the app’s icon. Being able to quickly access the Event Log is useful for developers or users who just want to clear up some ...

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27 days ago by xumi

Question: Hi all, I have a Windows XP Pro. (SP3) machine on my domain that sponteniously crashes. The crashes cause Application Errors (Event 1000) to be logged. The applications that crash are: iexplorer, outlook, and other programs. Also, the following Dr Watson Event 4097 is logged: Source: Dr Wa ...

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33 days ago by Duncan

Just a wee note: Managed 1220 yesterday and 1250 today .... on the rower that is! No pain no stress. Good workout and I do enjoy them once I get going. I guess thats the same for most people. Need ... NO!!!! .... Must keep it up... no slacking no excuses... If Im going to make the start line I need ...

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34 days ago by Sachin Jain

Here is the few line code try { int intCount = 1; EventLog EventLog1 = new EventLog(); EventLog1.Log = "Application"

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35 days ago by Oliver

I’ve been doing quite a lot of orienteering/running recently: 10 October – Richmond Park second anniversary parkrun The first time I’ve done a parkrun not at Bushy Park – Richmond is certainly hillier. 11 October – 1st Chester City Race Quite a way from London, but I enjoyed running around the ancie ...

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