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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nikon-Digital-Camera-18-55mm-14-2MP/dp/B00403MA4M/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1345819689&sr=8-2 Excellent camera, had a year with superb results.

Current Squad League: Bottom 5 FA Cup: 3rd Round League Cup: Last 16.

The Arctic Monkeys were shocking.

Terrible band to have on. Why?

Massive cheer for the USA.

Exactly.

That's one huge bitch.

Any news on the Dawnguard addon for PS3 yet?

thanks that is what I mean, so if I am photographing something over the last figure of 7 ft, and at the infinity symbol then that is the setting i should use. Here are a couple of shots I took with it:

Cheers, as a novice I'm always a bit wary. Can I ask yet another idiot question? The depth of field indicator, how exactly do i use it? If I have it all the way over above 7ft is that the distance I am away from what I'm photographing? I know, I know, dumb question, I'm cringing asking it!

I bought the AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G Is it a good lens?

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Hey b23, I wondering what lens I should get next. I have the 18-55mm that comes with the camera, and a Tamron 70-300mm tele/macro lens. The stock lens is ok for snaps but i would like to take those snazzy snaps where the background is all out of focus. The zoom lens does this but it zooms too far (Sorry for the terminology, as you can see I'm no expert!) What would you go for? Also what lens is best for landscape photos?

Get the Nikon and put the £200 to an additional lens.

I have the Nikon D3100, it is fantastic. Nice guide mode if like me you need a little help. Not too heavy and has come down in price recently. You may want one that takes HDR photos though.

Loved the main game, but hated the undead add on.

Forgot to mention Total War: Rome on PC. A game so good they made it into a TV series

New patch is out, lets hope it works.

LOL, you might need a new suit!

Can't he? Have you seen our run in?

I have so many quests that cannot be finished because of glitches, I've stopped playing until they release an update. Good news for me is I've discovered Fallout 3.

The problem is that you need to find someone who is prepared to buy, and prepared to put the money in. Football clubs used to be sought after, now they are not. I agree, it may be difficult, but to just make do, is a dangerous tactic. Mr Lerner has a responsibility to the fans to safeguard Aston Villa. Yes that includes trying to make Villa financially stable, but also to maintain our Premiership status. Something that could be in doubt come May. Keeping on employing poor managers, then trying to prop them up in the expensive Jan transfer market, ultimately only to sack them and have to pay them huge settlements, is no way to run a club. I agree entirely. Mr Lerner has made a lot of mistakes throughout his tenure, but he has also done a lot of good things. He was deeply misguided in persuading O'Neill to stay, when it would have been much better for the club to let him go. That cost us a year. His appointment of Houllier was disastrous, and his appointment of McLeish completely bizarre. If McLeish fails (depending upon what the judgement of failure is), then the club has lost 3 years on the playing side, which is way too long. If McLeish then goes, we are looking at a 4th year of 'transition'. Not good. Certainly constructive criticism of him is warranted, but the consistent and repetitive abuse by some is certainly not. I agree, I find the over the top praise and abuse equally annoying.

Grateful? Why? He hasn't bought Villa because he felt sorry for us. He is a business man, he wants it to be profitable (something we all should want). Lerner should be grateful he has fans who are putting up with his inept stewardship of the club so far. Fans should not be grateful, Villa existed long before Lerner came along, and will exist long after he has gone. Why the hell should hard working fans who spend an enormous percentage of their income supporting the club be grateful to a multi-millionaire. Lerner is privileged to own Villa.

The day he leaves the club is going to be a day of great celebration.

The problem is that you need to find someone who is prepared to buy, and prepared to put the money in. Football clubs used to be sought after, now they are not. I agree, it may be difficult, but to just make do, is a dangerous tactic. Mr Lerner has a responsibility to the fans to safeguard Aston Villa. Yes that includes trying to make Villa financially stable, but also to maintain our Premiership status. Something that could be in doubt come May. Keeping on employing poor managers, then trying to prop them up in the expensive Jan transfer market, ultimately only to sack them and have to pay them huge settlements, is no way to run a club.