Bisley video

This isn't that I do at Bisley in August but I have had a go at shooting 1000 yards, which is very simular to what is happening in the first video, not sure of the distance in this case but it could be anything up to 300 metres, as I think from what I can see, it is taken on century range and the second one shows the butt markers, who mark the shot or last shot so the you can see where you are shooting and adjust your sights accordingly, taking into account, at the very least the wind.

Follow that Reader

Put money on my account, It was slow, didn't think it was doing anything at first.

Scanning was fairily easy if you followed the instructions.

Not as good as it might be, should have made sure it was fitting the page and straight.

Search in Newton results

1-IMAGING PICTURE TEST FOR MRCPCH(STUDY GUID) BY ANDREW P WINROW

Can be found at WN 18.51.1-2

2-TOWARDS MRCPCH (THEORY) EXAMINATION PART2 ,HOLDER ARNOLD PUBLICATION BY SURAJ GUPTE,TAPABRATA CHALLERJEE,DR JO KOSTER

No trace

3-questions for MRCPCH part 2 written examination by dr nick barnes and dr julian forton isbn no 9781904627166

No trace

4-250 questions for mrcpch part 2 (MRCPCH STUDY GUIDE ) by james L R obertson,adrian P Hughes

Can be found at WS 18.115.1-2

5-MRCPCH DATA INTERPRETATION QUESTIONS (GET THROUGH) BY NAGI GIUMMA BARAKAT

At the UL C 203.c.7121

6- DATA QUESTIONS FOR MRCPCH PART 2 (CHURCHILL'S PASS PAEDIATRICS) BY JAMES ROBERTSON AND AP HUGHES

Can be found at Ws 18.76

7- MRCPCH PART 2 PAEDIATRICS PRACTICE EXAM BY D. PAL ,P GRINGRAS, M GREENBUR

Pediatrics spelt incorrectly but can be found at WS 18.92

8- PAEDIATRICS GREY CASES FOR MRCPCH (STUDY GUID) BY ALAN FENTON

Can be found at WS 18.86

9-MRCPCH PART 2 PRACTICE EXAMS BY GILES KENDALL ABD IAN POLLOCK

Should be exams and no trace found

10 MRCPCH PART 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR THE NEW FORMAT EXAM ;THE COMPLETE REVISION GUIDE BY KATE H GREES, COLIN VE POWELL,PATRICK H. T CARTILAGE

Names in red spelt incorrectly, shouls be Creese and Cartlidge and can be found at WS 18.125.1-2

Hope this completes the tasks

Wireless and moblie access

The laptop I used was my own, which I bought to do a course and have not used since, it has never been connected to a web site. I opened up and found libair and logged on without any trouble. I found the library home page and just for luck added it to my list of favourites. I also added the webmail address to favourites in case I ever take it away with me and wish to check my emails.This was reasonably easy but trying the ipodTouch wasn't so good, fingers to big so couldn't type very well and kept loosing what I was looking for, I presume because I was touching some part of the screen without knowing. Not my favourite toy.
I think it could be useful for some people being small and handy and can be used anywhere. Not having personally got on with it I'm not sure how effective it would be to students and professionals.

Wiki

Wiki is not so hard to use and appears easy to add additional items and comments, although how much it could be used in the library I'm not sure. Maybe for adding items for staff meeting lists as and when they come to mind, so that an agenda can be made from it, but not every person will look at it including me. I can see that there will in time be so many sites to check that quite a lot of time will be taken up just doing that.
I should think that for researchers in the same subject might consider it a useful tool, however, how much of their findings/results they are likely to give away is another matter. Publishing their own articles is surely what they really want and wish to get credit for. There is also the legal aspects which has to be considered if you collaborate and then publish. ( credit where credit is due)

Google Doc- Gardening

This document was very easy to create and sharing didn't seem that difficult, if I did it correctly

Delicious

I found getting on to the delicious site very difficult, setting up a yahoo account then trying to find where to go to set the bookmarks, however once there it was quite easy, that is of course if I have done it correctly.
Out of the 3 ways of being this bookmarking this week I prefer the first one, add to favorites.

My library bookmarking

This again didn't seem to hard to complete but its just finding site which would fit the try of bookmarking site as I didn't think things like cooking or leisure would be appropriate.

favourites 8

This way of adding web addresses to a list of favourites seem fairly straight forward

Follow that Book

It was interesting up to a point but because I had done most of the processes over my time in the library, I can say that how books were chosen and why was good as was how a book was catalogued .

Have completed all the week 3 things or at least I hope I have, not sure how successful they have turned out.

I found the RSS Reader and My Library ones not to difficult although in My Library I wasn't sure what type of browers I should be looking for.

Google Reader I didn't like because it took so long to find and add things.

Google Reader

RSS Feed

British Shooting

http://www.britishshooting.org.uk/



I have picked this because it gives information about what is happening in UK shooting and who has been picked to go where. Most of the people in the pictures I know from my duties as a Range Officer at the British Airgun Championships and the NSRA August Rifle Meeting. Both are held at Bisley Surrey, which is near Guilford and Woking.

First go

This has taken so long that work isn't being done, so at the moment 23 things seems a bit of a time waster. I had a problem because not all my accessories would work to enable me to down load what I wanted.

Know nothing as far as I'm aware about web 2.0

This is my iGoogle page.

Polar bears change almost every time you look at it, which is great.

The recipe link I like because although I don't try that any new ones, I like to see if there are any I fancy.

Two of the University Revolver and Pistol Club shooter have set up an interesting video called stickyfeet which can be viewed at http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/video/cambridgeideas/stickyfeet.html
It is all about ants and how they are able to walk upside down.