Last year I bought a Canon HV20. We took a little trip to Sea Palling to test it out, I put the video on Vimeo and 11 months later I get this email…

Hi, my name is Gary Standley and I’m the Producer for BBC Voices in Norwich.
Between the 12th and 24th October we will be running the Norfolk Film Festival and this will give filmmakers an opportunity to have their films shown to the public on our giant screen in Fusion at the Forum in Norwich.
We have seen your video entitled “Sea Palling’’ on Vimeo and we are really interested in showing it at our festival. (Over 1 million people visit the Forum each year so your potential audience could be quite large!)
Also if you have any other films that you feel would be suitable then we would very much like to see these too please.

I sent a reply back, but its really nothing special, in fact its really quite dull. So actually its quite an acurate depiction on Sea Palling.

Everything seemed fine last night but I gave it a fresh look this morning and noticed that the post thumbnails for the blog home page were not displaying at all.  My blogs use the Thesis theme which lets you specify the thumbnail as a URL to the image file in the Write Post admin page.  For some reason the .htaccess redirection for the old domain name was not working for the URLs configured on each post for the thumbnail image.

After a little snooping around in MySQL I found that Thesis stores this setting in the wp_postmeta table with a key name of thesis_thumb and a value of the URL itself.  So the solution was as simple as performing a find/replace operation in MySQL.  I made sure to backup my database first, then ran this SQL command:
Everything seemed fine last night but I gave it a fresh look this morning and noticed that the post thumbnails for the blog home page were not displaying at all. My blogs use the Thesis theme which lets you specify the thumbnail as a URL to the image file in the Write Post admin page. For some reason the .htaccess redirection for the old domain name was not working for the URLs configured on each post for the thumbnail image.

After a little snooping around in MySQL I found that Thesis stores this setting in the wp_postmeta table with a key name of thesis_thumb and a value of the URL itself. So the solution was as simple as performing a find/replace operation in MySQL. I made sure to backup my database first, then ran this SQL command:

Everything seemed fine last night but I gave it a fresh look this morning and noticed that the post thumbnails for the blog home page were not displaying at all. My blogs use the Thesis theme which lets you specify the thumbnail as a URL to the image file in the Write Post admin page. For some reason the .htaccess redirection for the old domain name was not working for the URLs configured on each post for the thumbnail image.

After a little snooping around in MySQL I found that Thesis stores this setting in the wp_postmeta table with a key name of thesis_thumb and a value of the URL itself. So the solution was as simple as performing a find/replace operation in MySQL. I made sure to backup my database first, then ran this SQL command:
Everything seemed fine last night but I gave it a fresh look this morning and noticed that the post thumbnails for the blog home page were not displaying at all. My blogs use the Thesis theme which lets you specify the thumbnail as a URL to the image file in the Write Post admin page. For some reason the .htaccess redirection for the old domain name was not working for the URLs configured on each post for the thumbnail image.

After a little snooping around in MySQL I found that Thesis stores this setting in the wp_postmeta table with a key name of thesis_thumb and a value of the URL itself. So the solution was as simple as performing a find/replace operation in MySQL. I made sure to backup my database first, then ran this SQL command:Everything seemed fine last night but I gave it a fresh look this morning and noticed that the post thumbnails for the blog home page were not displaying at all. My blogs use the Thesis theme which lets you specify the thumbnail as a URL to the image file in the Write Post admin page. For some reason the .htaccess redirection for the old domain name was not working for the URLs configured on each post for the thumbnail image.

After a little snooping around in MySQL I found that Thesis stores this setting in the wp_postmeta table with a key name of thesis_thumb and a value of the URL itself. So the solution was as simple as performing a find/replace operation in MySQL. I made sure to backup my database first, then ran this SQL command:
Everything seemed fine last night but I gave it a fresh look this morning and noticed that the post thumbnails for the blog home page were not displaying at all. My blogs use the Thesis theme which lets you specify the thumbnail as a URL to the image file in the Write Post admin page. For some reason the .htaccess redirection for the old domain name was not working for the URLs configured on each post for the thumbnail image.

After a little snooping around in MySQL I found that Thesis stores this setting in the wp_postmeta table with a key name of thesis_thumb and a value of the URL itself. So the solution was as simple as performing a find/replace operation in MySQL. I made sure to backup my database first, then ran this SQL command: