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i don't think the images are all that blocky, though limiting the number of polygons make smoothly curving surfaces difficult/not as nice. http://www.bennetyee.org/bathroom/ contains a sketchup model that i made to help communicate what we want with contractors. of the complex shapes that i had to make, the lighting fixture took the most time and the sink is the least realistic. i didn't include additional surface images and only used the ones provided (with some stretching for the glass tiles), but i think it turned out pretty well.

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I love it! You stand behind the weasel words! Well done, just like a good trial lawyer.

"I looked it up in this book, that makes weaseling away from the definition of propaganda OK!"

The misquote involved censoring stations into going to music.

Hah! And you even got this wrong.

Let's read it again, for reference:

"It does not censor it. It insures that it's fair. if some radio or TV stations would rather be silent than fair, that is fine. It was part of the intent. No speech was silenced; everyone was perfectly able to communicate their ideas the way they always had, with newspapers and speech (and eventually the Internet, which was around for many years before the rule was repealed), and they did so."

Look up the definition of censorship. If the government authority is silencing something that it does not consider to be fair, that fits the definition.

Actually, it's basically the opposite of what you're saying. The definition (which you don't provide, probably because you know it doesn't back you up) deals with deleting.

You censor the second you choose one person to be a broadcaster and not another. From that point on, the people who get to broadcast have a duty to the rest; "to serve the public trust" as we say in this country. To broadcast things for all of us, in other words. If they act unfairly, they are in effect censoring those they are unfair to... by leaving out their entire point of view.

While you're at it, fix these words too, Mr. Pompous Man.

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While you're at it, fix these words too, Mr. Pompous Man.

While you're at it, fix these words too, Mr. Pompous Man.