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You seem to be doing everything right. I think you are correct in the PSU diagnosis. I assume you have already done this, but have you unplugged the psu and let it sit for a minute or two before trying to power up again? This has done the trick for me in the past. Do you have a PSU you can swap in?

Nice work! Looks awesome! Where do you get your copper board material?

Thanks for the kind words. I use a Canon 20D with a few lenses and a couple of old Nikon Flashes. (That way I hopefully get along with camera fanboys on both sides ) On those particular images I didn't do any post processing other than a little cropping and sharpening. However, I have no problem going to town in photoshop if it creates a compelling photograph. I consider the stuff on my site art, not photojournalism. Jammin- I just sent you the full-res pictures.

Done, thanks for the suggestion.

I just got done spending a day updating my photo gallery, and I thought ya'll might want to see the results. http://www.esorensen.com/ Responses/Criticism highly appreciated. And a few of my favorites for those of you too lazy to click (probably all of you ) Use them anywhere you like, let me know if you want higher-res versions, but please give credit where credit is due. A lot of hard work went into these. Cheers!

Mine Has lots of my pretty pictures. By my friend (and the graphic's designer for my sites) has a pretty cool flash Myspace page HERE

Well you are tied for first, because I got 88.9% as well. I used my nice headphones for this, I wonder what kind of effect speakers have on the results.

People who either can't spell well or don't attempt to. My computer pet peeves are: * People who install useless software and complain about their slow computer. (ie: 3 Different toolbars in IE, and the Creative sound driver window that slides onto the desktop) * People who abuse USB ports (violently plug in and unplug peripherals) * People who hold my laptop by the screen, leaving the base to dangle underneath. * People who ask me to install software for them, then insist on reading the Terms and Agreements and ask me to "slow down" during the whole install. (I turn down 99% of the people who ask for help, nowadays). * People who touch my monitor.

It looks particularly cool on pages with a line of vertical images. This is a shameless plug, but if you look at one of my sites: AZ Game Cheats. The icons at the bottom look cool.

It seems OCC puts a space in between "java" and "script". Take that space out and the code works well.

http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/ That one is well-coded and open source. You should be able to adapt is as necessary. You can see it in use (everything default) at http://www.myspace.com/logiceye

If you are willing to increase your budget quite a bit (~$200), I own these and I HIGHLY recommend them. Its worth it if you listen to a decent amount of music. The difference is definitely there.

My dell i6000 has a lot of marks like that around the perimeter of the screen. I've decided to just ignore them, because I think fixing the problem is going to be more hassle than its worth. It will, however, effect my purchases in the future. Somehow dell is unable to seal the edges of their lcd's. :shrug:

You've gotten some ideas down on the paper. Now set it aside and rewrite it. From scratch. It doesn't flow and it doesn't impress. Your better off starting again. Luckily, it'll be much easier the second time. Good luck.

I don't know if your camera supports the RAW format, but if it does you can make an HDR from one exposure and limit the blur induced. Just push the raw file in each direction and export to tiff. As long as you didn't blow your highlights too badly this works very well.