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Paul,
Yep it is fixed now.
Thanks very much
By the way, what is the area of the code that the problem occued in?
I inherited this PC and have not got the key for the windows XP system so cannot upgrade (I believe), without buying a new licence. Unless you know differently?
MIA
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/productkeysactivation/tp/topkeyfinder.htm
These might help make sure check the downloads with a scan, these are recommended from"About[dot]com" respected site.
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The product key should be on your computer.
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Fantastic article very interesting!
Heres a satellite image of those UK June 2012 supercells as mentioned:
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Created this from the keyboard - won't load as text file (tried in profile) so putting screen image..
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Not to much rain around for most of this weekend but keep checking the forecasts as late weekend we are keeping tracks of this weather front, UKMO ppn:
Looks worrying while we have the floods, normally this would be a general band of heavy rain without to much fuss. can zoom in and look ahead at this, this really a heads up to potential for further flood problems increasing next week (although the Thames still rising in places now)
UKMO shows a heavy band of rain crossing from west to east by later Sunday and early Monday,
but GFS shows this rain weakening as it moves across the country but still some heavy bursts in there:
Looking also at NAE for Sunday 1200-1800hrs:
The model indicates a heavy band of rain over western areas.
My thinking is that the front on Sunday would give heavy rain to the western side and still contain heavy pulses as it moves into the east. Are update later this weekend. (had some more rain earlier but radar shows this easing off now for many apart from heavy wintry showers in the NW of UK, snow showers over Scotland today)
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Not looking active for low levels, but hill snowfall over parts of the north next week quite possible. The snow risk for south increases through Jan/Feb every year, it's when we are more likely to get it. Saying this there is the risk of snow for Scotland at least the hills I would expect today:
That is very cold upper temperatures
The 850s very much cold enough over Scotland
and the dew points
low pressure (not deep though as has been)
NAE data indicating some snow over western and northern Scotland overnight tonight and Saturday.
Perhaps over Northern Ireland this morning some snow showers, heres the freezing level from GFS:
200-400m - possibly some lower level snow than this over Scotland.
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Welcome to snow watch!
I did this thread last year and possibly other years too, and it's here that you can find snow forecasts for the next day or the week ahead, depending on updates here of course.
Here you can find a closer look at the snow (if any) associated with the cold spells, more detailed information and charts and possibly some alert maps too.
Are try and update the thread when I can, and hopefully others would post up here too.
Please note this is not the same as the cold spell discussion where in there we also chat about the cold set-up in general, the temps, the frosts..
This thread it is to focus on snowfall only. Thanks.
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Not a fair comment PH on someones forecast that has a lot of research and analysis to create it. For February it's either can win *mild* or *cold* what we are looking at is the possibility that the Atlantic does dominate but as such with much more cold air involved-not warmth, the less battle of the mild and cold and the jet not 'turbo' charged as we have seen it recently likely result in far lower chance of wind storms developing=more relaxed air flows=less mild air pulled in. So a cold and wintry set up likely to develop but not necessarily a freeze, this depending I think on the Scandi high. The next few weeks very much could bring some surprises and must not forget what happened last Spring! (how can we!)
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http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/79038-video-footage-and-pictures-needed-for-ch4-documentary/
Photos and video of the storms needed!
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http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/79038-video-footage-and-pictures-needed-for-ch4-documentary/
Photos and video of the storms needed!
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http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/79038-video-footage-and-pictures-needed-for-ch4-documentary/
Photos and video of the storms needed!
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http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/79038-video-footage-and-pictures-needed-for-ch4-documentary/
Photos and video of the storms needed!
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http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/79038-video-footage-and-pictures-needed-for-ch4-documentary/
Photos and video of the storms needed!
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http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/79038-video-footage-and-pictures-needed-for-ch4-documentary/
Photos and video of the storms needed!
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http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/79038-video-footage-and-pictures-needed-for-ch4-documentary/
Photos and video of the storms needed!
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http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/79038-video-footage-and-pictures-needed-for-ch4-documentary/
Photos and video of the storms needed!
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Issued at: 1552 on Thu 9 Jan 2014
Valid from: 0005 on Fri 10 Jan 2014
Valid to: 0900 on Fri 10 Jan 2014
Surface temperatures will fall to around or just below freezing late on Thursday night into Friday morning across parts of England and Wales. With a lot of standing water present in many areas from the recent wet weather and flooding icy stretches are expected to form, particularly on untreated surfaces. The public should be aware of the potential for disruption to travel on the roads. With clearing skies and easing winds overnight Thursday temperatures will fall with surface temperatures dropping below freezing in places late on Thursday night and early on Friday morning. Large amounts of standing water remain on the ground in many places following recent wet weather and flooding. This will result in icy stretches forming in places, despite only small amounts of rainfall on Thursday.-
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Yes I see your post there. At least we have the dry weather for a while. concern though is the ice and fog, actually a yellow warning has been issued by the Met Office for tonight for this. (this+link next post)
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Another problem is such wet ground if and when a freeze comes the ground would freeze easier, bursts pipes and frozen ground would be a worry I think, but only if a freeze arrives of course.
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this is typical chaos mode with them at presentI agree john, it's what the models do when a change is on the cards. just have to wait and wait until they organize themselves and hopefully this weekend, with a better idea by Sunday I'd expect! saying this the extreme polar vortex the US freeze and our storms have completely disrupted the climate! not surprised the models can't get hold of next weeks set up!
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Scanadu's scanner is designed to be held up to a person's head to deliver a diagnosis to their smartphone
Add-ons that turn smartphones into Star Trek-like tricorder medical diagnostic kits, Predator-style thermal vision cameras and even electric "stun guns" are being promoted at the Consumer Electronics Show.
The inventions join a growing list of hardware that adds abilities to existing handsets.
Most will go on sale this year.
But one expert said the ambition of many was to see themselves taken over by one of the big manufacturers.
That is what happened to Authentec, which attended CES for several years before its fingerprint tech was acquired for use in Apple's iPhone 5S.
"If you come up with a good idea the reality is that you're going to get sold for a high price," explained Ben Wood from the tech consultancy CCS Insight.
"It's palpable here - you can feel there are people scouting the show floor desperately looking for that next big thing."
Tricorder tech
California-based Scanadu is already attracting attention before its first product's release.
The Yellow Jacket smartphone case has the power to deliver a 650,000 volt electric shock
The start-up is developing a health-checking scanner packed with sensors called Scout, which the user holds up to their head to let it check their vital signs.
It promises to be able to measure heart rate, skin and core body temperatures, respiratory rate and blood oxygen levels among other readings.
It has no screen of its own, but relies on a smartphone app to interpret the data in order to warn of potential problems or help its owner manage a chronic condition.
At least that's the theory.
Scanadu's financial backers include Yahoo's founder Jerry Yang
Although a prototype has been developed it's not fully functional yet. If and when the tech is shop-ready it will still need health regulators' approval to go on sale.
Even so, the firm's founder is already planning follow-ups.
"The Scanadu Scout is the first of many products to come," Walter De Brouwer told the BBC.
"Down the road we see consumers collecting all of their health data and even sharing it with each other to learn what works and what doesn't. This all happens through our smartphones.
"Right now we use our smartphone as a hub for our personal data - our emails, our photos, our entertainment, our fingerprints even. Why not use it for your health?"
While Scanadu tries to create an all-in-one Star Trek-like scanner, others are giving the smartphone more limited health powers.
San Diego's Sensor Jacket is at CES with a case that contains a "non-contact" infrared thermometer.
It suggests the device could appeal to the parents of newborns who want an easy-to-hand way of checking their temperature.
Sound and vision
As smartphones continue to decimate sales of standalone cameras and music players, several of the exhibitors are trying to enhance the handsets' capabilities.
Izzi Gadgets and Olloclip are both at CES with new cases that offer fisheye, wide-angle and macro lenses to increase the style of pictures that can be taken.
The Izzi Orbit Pro provides a selection of different lenses and a camera-style grip to help steady shots
Flir Systems is attempting something even more radical.
The Flir One case produces a thermal image of cats and anything else put in front of it
The Oregon-headquartered firm has adapted the thermal imaging tech that it developed for US army helicopters and put it into an iPhone case.
It promises potential purchasers a new way of looking at the world in which your cat is a psychedelic mix of yellows and pinks, and your child's eyes appear to glow.
Meanwhile Germany's Beyerdynamic is targeting audiophiles with its new A200p amplifier.
The gadget plugs into a phone's Micro-USB or Lightning cable slot to bypass the handset's own audio signal processing equipment and carry out the conversion process itself.
It offers a mind-boggling 135 different volume levels - and a steep price of $300 (£182), making it potentially more expensive than the phones it will be plugged into.
Touch my back
Other innovative products include Canopy's Sensus App-Enhancing case, which includes resistive force pressure sensors.
It allows users to control a handset by touching its product's back and sides, and can detect how firmly they are pressing. The company aims to ship the first copies later this year, but will require app developers to support the case for users to enjoy the benefits.
Canopy want to change the way we use our phones with its smartphone case
Fancy something a bit more extreme? Well, Yellow Jacket's case will turn your mobile into an electric stun gun.
The "self-defence" feature packs 650,000 volts - enough to provide an unpleasant sting rather than a Taser-like knock-out blow - and comes in a range of colours including pink.
Just beware, you could be arrested for owning one in the UK.
Battery bugbear
Prong lets a smartphone be plugged straight into a plug socket
The problem facing many of the manufacturers is that they either have to make your mobile bulky to include their own battery power or risk draining the life out of the handset.
"Advancements in battery technology are lagging the advancements in mobile telephony technology," explains Chris Jones from tech advisors Canalys.
"With many of the phones now using bigger, richer, higher resolution screens, if you plug in accessories or connect them via Bluetooth you will drain their battery pretty quickly."
Several firms are trying to turn this problem into an opportunity.
Mophie is one of the better known portable battery pack makers. Its latest version- unveiled at CES - is the Space Pack, which has the added benefit of offering extra storage to iPhones.
Prong has taken a different approach. Its PocketPlug case features two pop-out strips of metal that let a phone be plugged directly into the US mains.
There are various add-on wireless charging solutions on show too, to try and take the pain out of the problem.
But perhaps the most unusual solution comes from Salt Lake City's Power Practical.
Caleb Light demonstrates the 'Power Pot' at CES 2014
The firm has developed a camping cooking pot with a built-in electric thermogenerator that both cooks your food and simultaneously recharges your phone.
You need never go hungry for BBQ beans or another go on Angry Birds again.
Whether the likes of Samsung, Sony or Apple will be interested in the idea is another matter
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http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/78902-storm-damage-and-floods-your-experiences-and-pics/
Some photos I took of the damage in Cobham from the Dec storms 23rd-27th, these can be used if required. Also I have some film in MP4 of the cars in water at Painshill roundabout (as seen in the pics in the thread) also video of the tree damage along portsmouth road Esher (as seen in pics) only thing is it looks like this was after the trees were cut from the roads. if had of got earlier footage would have been more interesting!
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A C@bra meeting today has taken place ahead of the risk of a dry weekend, an alert has been issued for the potentially dry weather, flood waters should recede revealing peoples backyards again and farmers seeing some of their fields reappear.
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Look at these thicknesses
Direction of wind flow due east
Those blues are so stunning starting to feel like a moth in a chefs kitchen whizzing round the blue bars.. be just as much a shock if this turns up!
Snow Watch 2014
in Spring Weather Discussion
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Personally I think now is the most exciting/interesting part of winter, for cold and snow prospects. Next week hill snow for the north possible, and possibly disruptive snowfall, if features track across the south with rain then the cold further north could well intrude south, I'd expect the risk is there of lower level snow in north inclu central areas..