And the season starts...

check isohunt, search fis world cup. thanks to basilbrush.

On 21/11/2010 06:17, wrote:
check isohunt, search fis world cup. thanks to basilbrush.

I've got a Denied Access message.
Is this a torrent phrase or just our guys saying 'let the big boys go
first' ?

On 21/11/2010 12:05, dardruba wrote:
On 21/11/2010 06:17, wrote:
check isohunt, search fis world cup. thanks to basilbrush.

I've got a Denied Access message.
It seems this is a known problem relating to uTorrent and Win7 64bit.
We even have You Tube vids relating to it.

Is this a torrent phrase or just our guys saying 'let the big boys go
first' ?
By this I only meant 'let the guys with the more powerful PC's start
first', to build their seed files, so that we lesser mortals will have
more seeds to later download from.

wrote:
check isohunt, search fis world cup. thanks to basilbrush.

Bjørgen will be _very_ hard to beat this year, she started the year like
she ended the last season, by blowing away the competition.

Petter Northug is a worry though:

Without him on the relay team cannot really compete. :-(

Congrats to Sweden, they had a very good day on their home field (named
for Marcus Hellner!) today.

Terje

--
- Terje.Mathisen at tmsw.no
"almost all programming can be viewed as an exercise in caching"

On Nov 21, 5:54*pm, Terje Mathisen "terje.mathisen at tmsw.no"
wrote:

Bjørgen will be _very_ hard to beat this year, she started the year like
she ended the last season, by blowing away the competition.

For those who inexplicably prefer winners who do not stem from
Trøndelag or who are not Norwegian, the list of skiers to root for
isn't very long: Justyna (on a good day on a course that isn't too
technical), Petra (on a good day in a classic sprint, if Marit takes a
fall), Aino-Kaisa (on a good day, when Marit is training somewhere
else) and, of course, Charlotte (whenever Marit DNS in a freestyle
race).


Petter Northug is a worry though:
Without him on the relay team cannot really compete. :-(

That isn't exactly frontpage news:-) But I wouldn't worry (unless
Petter does have mono, or something worse). Besides you seem to have a
couple of new names who can actually skate (and one of them is
apparently practically Petter's brother-in-law...), while we seem to
have new names who mainly make no impression on anyone.


Congrats to Sweden, they had a very good day on their home field (named
for Marcus Hellner!) today.

There is reportedly also a curve named after Saarinen - who fell there
during a leg in a relay two years ago. (Fitting, somehow.)


Anders

Isohunt got clamped down on in terms of links available to residents of
the States for much of this year, but seems to be ok now. Maybe Canada
isn't clear. Check PB directly. On the client side try something like
Vuze/Azeurus, if need be.

Gene

On Sun, 21 Nov 2010 14:49:25 +0000
dardruba wrote:

On 21/11/2010 12:05, dardruba wrote:
On 21/11/2010 06:17, wrote:
check isohunt, search fis world cup. thanks to basilbrush.

I've got a Denied Access message.
It seems this is a known problem relating to uTorrent and Win7 64bit.
We even have You Tube vids relating to it.

Is this a torrent phrase or just our guys saying 'let the big boys
go first' ?
By this I only meant 'let the guys with the more powerful PC's start
first', to build their seed files, so that we lesser mortals will
have more seeds to later download from.

On Sun, 21 Nov 2010 16:54:22 +0100
Terje Mathisen "terje.mathisen at tmsw.no" wrote:

wrote:
check isohunt, search fis world cup. thanks to basilbrush.

Bjørgen will be _very_ hard to beat this year, she started the year
like she ended the last season, by blowing away the competition.

Excuse my caution, but Bjoergen had a run of seasons where she started
strong then fell apart. We'll have to see if the reported change in
her training now allows her to hold form. It will also be interesting
to see if and how easily Kowalczyk can be pushed aside.

Gene

What video codec is being used? They play on my computer, but on a
TV-connected Philips DVD player that accepts Divx/MP4 video, it gives a
video codec not recognized message. Same message when I convert the
file to .avi. Thanks,

Gene


On Sat, 20 Nov 2010 23:17:29 -0700
wrote:

check isohunt, search fis world cup. thanks to basilbrush.

That should be 'video codec not supported.' The audio plays.
Tried it with another mp4 video streamed off the internet and same
deal. Is there something being done differently this year than
last? Thanks,

Gene

On Sun, 21 Nov 2010 15:20:53 -0700
wrote:

What video codec is being used? They play on my computer, but on a
TV-connected Philips DVD player that accepts Divx/MP4 video, it gives
a video codec not recognized message. Same message when I convert the
file to .avi. Thanks,

Gene


On Sat, 20 Nov 2010 23:17:29 -0700
wrote:

check isohunt, search fis world cup. thanks to basilbrush.

Anders wrote:
On Nov 21, 5:54 pm, Terje Mathisen"terje.mathisen at tmsw.no"
wrote:

Bjørgen will be _very_ hard to beat this year, she started the year like
she ended the last season, by blowing away the competition.

For those who inexplicably prefer winners who do not stem from
Trøndelag or who are not Norwegian, the list of skiers to root for
isn't very long: Justyna (on a good day on a course that isn't too
technical), Petra (on a good day in a classic sprint, if Marit takes a
fall), Aino-Kaisa (on a good day, when Marit is training somewhere
else) and, of course, Charlotte (whenever Marit DNS in a freestyle
race).

BG

Congrats to Sweden, they had a very good day on their home field (named
for Marcus Hellner!) today.

There is reportedly also a curve named after Saarinen - who fell there
during a leg in a relay two years ago. (Fitting, somehow.)

NRK mentioned a few times a small hillock about km before the stadium,
just 5m high or less, which was supposedly named "Kalla-kullen", i.e.
the Charlotte Kalla hill?

Terje

--
- Terje.Mathisen at tmsw.no
"almost all programming can be viewed as an exercise in caching"