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Lost at Sea – A short Inspirational documentary by Marcus O’Brien 0

The focus of the shot documentary Peter Trayhurn was diving and got lost at sea.  He was recued and had taken several photographs in with camera that was subsequently lost during his return to land.  Marcus O’Brien (visit Marcus O’Brian’s Web Site) has poduced a wonderful short documentary with interviews and the recovered photos.

Enjoy it.

Posted on: 05-22-2011
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Testing out our 360 Virtual Tour 0

My colleague David is in this 360 Degree Virual Tour Three Times. Enjoy.
This was taken at our offices in Fairoaks Airport Chobham. I’m afraid this is not Ipad friendly. We’re working on how to get this done.


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Posted on: 05-18-2011
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By 7.00am my in tray is already full – of a cat 0

Every day our in tray at our house is getting full by 7.00am.

Cat sitting in an in-tray

Our cats filling our in-tray

Posted on: 05-17-2011
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Man Captures the Passing of 35 years on Film and Video 0

This man hs kept a record for the last 35 years of his life. The Video starts this year 2011 and goes back into the 1970′s where portable video recorders weren’t the main stay of capturing images and used 8mm film. Enjoy

Posted on: 05-16-2011
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Linkedin to raise $275m on a valuation of $3.3 billion 0

BBC news were discussing the IPO floatation of Linkedin next week and the business being valued at $3.3 Billion dollars.

At the same time BBC news were suggesting there were rumours that Microsoft has bought Skype. Reporting figures of around $ 8.5 dollars

On takeover chatter the following is being reported

Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) is close to buying web video conferencing service Skype, for $8.5 billion including debt, a source familiar with the situation said. The deal would rank as the biggest for the software company. A deal is expected to be announced as early as Tuesday morning, the source said. The source declined to be named because the talks are not public. Microsoft and Skype declined comment. Skype, which had delayed plans for an initial public offering, had recently been looking at other options.

Interesting times ahead. Are we moving towards more .com floatations and fund raising.?

Posted on: 05-10-2011
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