Martyn Pitt
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To prevent the use of bid sniping software John has a system in place where if a bid is made in the dying seconds, the deadline is automatically extended by a further 3 minutes, if a further bid is made during that extra time a further 3 minutes is added and so on until there are no further bids. It is explained here on his website https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/how-auction-works/
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You want to see if you can still get hold of Noiseware as a free download, it is a fairly simple program to use and will clean up the images a treat. Imagenomic Noiseware Community Edition https://noiseware-community-edition.en.softonic.com I have the paid for plug in version that I run in photoshop elements, but I have used the free version in the past and it works exactly the same.
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Cheers young Steve ... when I looked on my phone I could not tell it was a snake, it looked like a green curly W, I should have twigged it was your favourite tune
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Congratulations to The Yank I would have joined in if I had the slightest scooby what the emojis meant. Is there an emoji to over 60 year old dictionary available lol
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Jimmy Burns first, it has the edge and rawness that Bobby James doesn't, to my ears. I have always liked the Brand New Faces but either theirs or Jimmy's version would keep me on the dance floor. The other one as Joan eloquently puts it is complete pants.
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Looks like Chic to me. The guy bottom right looks like John Stone (from Gloucester now Wolves) I would have been in front of the DJ box, the floor didn't bounce as much there. Not sure that is Toddy, I think it is John from Bolton who sold me my Cecil Washington and Carol Anderson.
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Sad news indeed, Rest In Peace Paul Martyn & Carol x
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That went for less than I thought it would
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Beware a Stranger, always found a place in my play box and on tapes I did for folk. RIP Bobby
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Steve we had one in the garden earlier today as well ... only difference was we saw ours through the dining room window.
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Ali ... crikey thats bad luck, released from lockdown and that's what happens ... I always said you need to take more water with it ... hope it all mends quickly and you are back on your feet soon. Love from me and Carol xxxx
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Excuse my self indulgence, my daughters first child (also her photo as no visitors allowed) one day old, welcome to the world Burnaford Elliott, another grandson for me and Carol.
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Stunned and saddened to hear this, I always enjoyed looking through her images of the previous weekends soul nights. Sincere condolences to Sue's family and friends, she will be missed by us all. Rest peacefully Sue. Martyn & Carol x
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Sorry to hear this Dave, our condolences to you and your families at this sad time. Rest peacefully Peter Martyn & Carol x
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70s and 80s Soul for the Bury all-night on-liner
Martyn Pitt replied to Chalky's topic in Soul Media
Obviously a wise man .... a mistake I made all those years ago, although in fairness I needed a baby sitter at the time -
I could have taken that stood up
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Sad to hear this, condolences to his family. Rest in peace Chico.
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That is sad news ... RIP Manu
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Life of Pi
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My new messaging system
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My mate waded out and held a mirror behind the Grebe ... we tried it with the Telegraph but it wasn't the same
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A Great Crested Grebe from a gloomy Saturday
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Steve you think that is heavily cropped ... how about this a Red Kite over a mile away We had three drift through yesterday morning, all distant, following the M6 south, obviously not effected by the roadworks
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2 Weeks ago we had a couple at Belvide, just checked the first one was on 22nd Feb
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They love the berries on Rowan / Mountain Ash trees, which were used a great deal in landscaping schemes for shopping centres and supermarket car parks. My neighbour has a Rowan tree in his garden, my record is 33 Waxwing on my roof, unfortunately I have not seen any this year, we needed a colder winter to push the birds south.
