Converting from OLM (Mac Outlook) to PST (Windows Outlook)

Frankly, I am shocked that Microsoft don’t have a method of doing this. But, oh well… In order to convert from using Outlook on a Mac to using Outlook on a PC, you can either use a really expensive one, … Continue reading →

Winter at the Zoo

I love visiting Zoos during the Winter-time. There are less people, the animals seem less stressed and some animals are way more active than at any other time during the year. Last year I got some really nice photos of the Wolves and Buffalo, this year my main focus was the big cats… Continue reading →

The Historical Factor

The vast majority of the positive feedback, or perhaps the users most pleased (and most vocal) have been talking about the historical content. It’s worth remembering that the cars we released were all generic ‘fictional’ 1960s cars, while the tracks (Belgium and Monte-Carlo) were extremely accurate versions of their real-life counterparts.

I expected to hear a lot of people talking about Grand Prix Legends, and I have. I expected a lot of people to say how fast and dangerous the tracks feel, and I have. But I haven’t heard anybody really saying why rFactor 2 is getting the kind of reception that it is about that content, and basing this purely on my own needs, I think I might have figured something out… Continue reading →

A Year In Lake Katherine Photographs

The Lake Katherine Nature Center in Palos Heights, Illinois, is a free-to-enter home for many types of plants and animals around a small lake. I have seen Beaver, Turtles, Fish, Insects and Birds of many kinds all during 2011. This … Continue reading →

A Year In Aircraft Photographs

My interest in the history of aviation is fairly new. I have had favorite planes for quite some time, most notably B-17 bombers, and my favorite era of aviation is definitely Second World War. This makes the USAF Museum in … Continue reading →