Stanley Kubricks interpretation of the King novel "The Shining" was the first major usage of this technology. The Steadicam allowed for those all so eeary follow shots of Danny throughout The Outlook Hotel's expanses.
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*Note: All interior shots in the Outlook are done on a sound stage, amazing.
I find that CD's really don't make good coasters. That little hole in the middle allows moisture to reach the surface of whatever it's sitting on. Let's rename them from "Coasters" to "Wow put it in the microwave for 5 seconds".
It's a community college. They tend to atract lower class persons and non-traditional students. People who for the most part are trying to make it somewhere. Stating it's pathetic just show's your own ignorance.
I suspect that this is just a gimmick to look hip. This comming from a guy who probably wears electronics on his belt to look hip.
I used to work at that very ISP while in college, Cedar Falls Utilities. They offer cable modem access on an entirely Linux system, along w/ the traditional utilities services. Props to my old boss/sysadmin that got me into Linux.
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How about Video Disk? Video Disk I only have Empire though.
I belive the King of the Hill line belongs to be slighty off-topic here.
Boomhauer to Hank
"You know what Ford stand's for? hehe, Fix it again Tony."
"That's Fiat you idiot!"
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That's real neat. You make me sick.
Stanley Kubricks interpretation of the King novel "The Shining" was the first major usage of this technology. The Steadicam allowed for those all so eeary follow shots of Danny throughout The Outlook Hotel's expanses. DualityOfTheShining *Note: All interior shots in the Outlook are done on a sound stage, amazing.
I bet this guy has some great ideas about saving the earth from killer asteroids.
I find that CD's really don't make good coasters. That little hole in the middle allows moisture to reach the surface of whatever it's sitting on. Let's rename them from "Coasters" to "Wow put it in the microwave for 5 seconds".
It's a community college. They tend to atract lower class persons and non-traditional students. People who for the most part are trying to make it somewhere. Stating it's pathetic just show's your own ignorance.
I suspect that this is just a gimmick to look hip.
This comming from a guy who probably wears electronics on his belt to look hip.
If my memory serves me correct Red Carpet now includes Galeon in it's options.
The heart of the net is information. Without data the routers are nothing but expensive heaters.
I used to work at that very ISP while in college, Cedar Falls Utilities. They offer cable modem access on an entirely Linux system, along w/ the traditional utilities services. Props to my old boss/sysadmin that got me into Linux.