This is exactly what both Windows and Linux needs right now.
In Windows our only free choices apart from the crippled Windows Movie Maker (limited in too many ways) are nightmarish utilities or trial versions of payware (like VideoPad).
In Linux there are certainly projects out there, but they either seem to have stalled in development, been abandoned, crash all the time, or we're waiting oh-so-patiently for v1.0 to arrive.

This new VLMC looks like it should really hit the spot. They have a YouTube page with this demo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02vdwNsvbZI&hd=1
and with a bit more polish, transitions and effects it should be all that many of us need. Well done to the team, I for one am looking forward to the first release in February.

Heck, if they could put together a quick Live CD/USB iso so that I could play with it, I'd test it too :) (I'm not up to getting it running as it is but I've played with Ubuntu and Linux Mint ok)

check out Audacity Recovery Utility - worked for me the one time I needed it.
http://www.mesw.de/audacity/recovery/

Thank you for alerting me to that. I did what I could to delete those cookies, but still had a load of folders (now empty) with website names, in the folder :
C:\Users\(mylogin)\AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\macromedia.com\support\flashplayer\sys
- some with unsavoury names :)

I'm glad I've been able to get rid. Thanks.

no, it's because we're all sinners and it's our own fault for being born :)

> The 5D Mark 2 is 5616x3744.

Maybe for stills, but the video output is 'only' 1080 lines - and it seems to achieve this by skipping 2 out of every 3 lines of sensor data leading to aliasing problems. But there are ways around this and it's certainly becoming an extremely popular camera for amateur (and some pro) filmmaking.

Can we PLEASE have back the ability to go back to specific days??
Like with http://slashdot.org/index.pl?issue=20090413 ???

I'm a week or two behind and want to catch up a day or two at a time without missing anything.

thanks

My current car drops to 3/4 full incredibly soon after a full tank, and then drops more slowly. It's quite depressing, so it baffles me that they'd design it that way.

(no it's not leaking!)