Hi Liam,Liam wrote:If anybody has Windows 8 and pin the Sprint 15 web site to their desktop they should now be able to have the sail logo as a tile. I don't have Windows 8 so I have no idea if it is true.
It looks wrong to me.Liam wrote:If anybody has Windows 8 and pin the Sprint 15 web site to their desktop they should now be able to have the sail logo as a tile. I don't have Windows 8 so I have no idea if it is true.
Yes better but the '15' spot positioning needs to be centredLiam wrote:How's this?
Bob Carter wrote:PS I'm really happy that the picture of me capsizing at Marconi some 15 years ago will not greet me on the welcome page anymore
I should have the original on a harddrive somewhere at home as I took it from the MSC support boat whilst covering that TT event. It was before my days as a Sprint 15 sailor, although Jenny was well into her '15 stride by then.Liam wrote:If you could give dates of the capsize it would be handy in finding it and making it prominent on the web site.
I found the original write-up still on the events pages. Turns out it was the 2004 TT: http://www.sprint15.com/events/2004/marconi_results.phpWaveyDavey wrote:Bob Carter wrote:PS I'm really happy that the picture of me capsizing at Marconi some 15 years ago will not greet me on the welcome page anymoreI should have the original on a harddrive somewhere at home as I took it from the MSC support boat whilst covering that TT event. It was before my days as a Sprint 15 sailor, although Jenny was well into her '15 stride by then.Liam wrote:If you could give dates of the capsize it would be handy in finding it and making it prominent on the web site.
I'm not sure how it came to get such prominence on the website front page. It was one of about half a dozen photos that I took that day and were submitted with the write-up. None of them appeared to be in the Sprint 15 photo archive (last I looked), but still that capsize shot seemed to pop up every 3rd or 4th visit to the site. Its almost like someone went out of there way to give it special prominence Anyone want to 'fess up?
Its actually quite a small and blurred image taken with, by modern standards, a very poor digital compact camera. Perhaps its had its day now.
That did it.Liam wrote:
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