The download version is a workprint downsampled to a VCD then upsampled to a dvd at 1600Meg it looks pretty damn good and sounds good for a movie that was released the day before.
The only problem is the counter at the top that runs through the whole film.
I haven't watched it, just a few samples here and there, as I do plan on going to see it saturday with my g/f and if I watch it before then, I dont "get any" for a long time.
If Lucas has anything to complain about, he needs to look into his chain of distribution as this could only have come from inside somewhere.
I believe that the residents of Los Angeles would far more to worry about than the cruise ship if they are parked 3 miles off shore when a 70' wave hit.
"Super glue, Krazy glue, Eastman 910 and similar glues are all a special type of glue called cyanoacrylates. Cyanoacrylates were invented in 1942 by Dr. Harry Coover of Kodak Laboratories during experiments to make a special extra-clear plastic suitable for gun sights. He found they weren't suitable for that purpose, so he set the formula aside. Six years later he pulled it out of the drawer thinking it might be useful as a new plastic for airplane canopies. Wrong again--but he did find that cyanoacrylates would glue together many materials with incredible strength and quick action, including two very expensive prisms when he tried to test the ocular qualities of the substance. Seeing possibilities for a new adhesive, Kodak developed "Eastman #910" (later "Eastman 910") a few years later as the first true "super glue." In a now-famous demonstration conducted in 1959, Dr. Coover displayed the strength of this new product on the early television show "I've Got a Secret," where he used a single drop placed between two steel cylinders to lift the host of the show, Garry Moore, completely off of the ground.
The use of cyanoacrylate glues in medicine was considered fairly early on. Eastman Kodak and Ethicon began studying whether the glues could be used to hold human tissue together for surgery. In 1964 Eastman submitted an application to use cyanoacrylate glues to seal wounds to the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Soon afterward Dr. Coover's glue did find use in Vietnam--reportedly in 1966 cyanoacrylates were tested on-site by a specially trained surgical team, with impressive results."
Sheesh, stop thinking the U.S.A is the only America, There is North America, Central America, and South America, All of which can be on AOL and still be considered right.
Now as for AOL UK, that to me sounds wrong, I mean we had the Boston Tea Party and that whole revolution thing, but yet they want to use some CRAPPY internet provider from here? Sometimes I think I'll never understand the Brits, but then Saturday comes and I get another episode of Doctor Who to download.
I have yet to come across a webpage that I absolutely had to see.
any site that would make use of popups or ad's for revenue, I do not HAVE to use, the only sites I can think of that I need that might use popups are banks and such and if a bank has a need to use ads for revenue then my money is going elsewhere.
The editors also do not write the submissions, and the submitter in this case doesn't either, he just copied and pasted the first 2 paragraphs of the article.
With todays exchange rates for the GBP i have about 50-60k in warhammer and warhammer 40k miniatures.
at the time i could field a 100k army in each dwarf, empire, skaven, skeles and nurgle, for regular warhammer and squat, slann, imperial, and space wolves.
Its all sitting in my old room at my parents house 1500 miles away, because it all toooo heavy to ship, (these were the lead ones) I recently got into painting diaoramas and I went and showed the guys at the local GWstore and thier jaws dropped at sing pictures of what I had, I swear I had more than they did, and no one could believe that i could field 100k armies, with todays 10k armies, and 2500 pt skirmishes that they have.
MAYBE, just MAYBE this will lead to a ban on using your Social Security Number as identification to anyone other than the banks, employers, or anyone with whom you have financial dealings, a school doesnt need to use SSN's on thier ID's, States dont need to use SSN's as a Drivers licence number.
NO ONE needs to use my SSN on anything for verification or that I can carry around except for my Social Security Card, which I only use for work.
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Obviously you have mistaken that link for Master of Disguise with Dana Carvey.
from BLAMMO!
Did someone just mention powdered toast?
Unfortunately for your logic, thats where the H1B Visa comes in.
Actually I thought it should read
and in the whitespace bind them.
The download version is a workprint downsampled to a VCD then upsampled to a dvd at 1600Meg it looks pretty damn good and sounds good for a movie that was released the day before.
The only problem is the counter at the top that runs through the whole film.
I haven't watched it, just a few samples here and there, as I do plan on going to see it saturday with my g/f and if I watch it before then, I dont "get any" for a long time.
If Lucas has anything to complain about, he needs to look into his chain of distribution as this could only have come from inside somewhere.
I am glad to see that I am not the only resource nazi in the world.
I hate having anything more than 4-6 things in my systray, and start geting annoyed when I see >40 processes running.
What the hell is down there to eat for 1000 years?
There was a time(VERY early on in the development of the company) I aspired to be a member of the Geek Squad...
but now, I'm almost ashamed to say I know the founder.
Remember that was also the WRONG Theater!
6 More for you
In a bowl of hot grits.
A more apt excuse would be for the birth of your niece Leia and nephew Luke. Since your "Uncle" Obi-Wan doesnt die in this movie.
and besides you would probably need more than one day off, Remember...
A long time ago, In a galaxy FAR, FAR away...
there is some travel time involved you know.
DAMN, ya'll(speaking to the other commenter also) must be lazy, as its the ONLY article when you do a search for Fluroinert
Child's toy? I always thought those were adult sex toys.
With the speed of the patent office being what it is, maybe this is a patent for the Newton, finally being granted.
Labtop
I do not think that word means what you think it means.
I believe that the residents of Los Angeles would far more to worry about than the cruise ship if they are parked 3 miles off shore when a 70' wave hit.
One of the first widespread uses maybe but not first purpose. It was used in medical means over 20 years after its invention.
Pasted from the straight dope
"Super glue, Krazy glue, Eastman 910 and similar glues are all a special type of glue called cyanoacrylates. Cyanoacrylates were invented in 1942 by Dr. Harry Coover of Kodak Laboratories during experiments to make a special extra-clear plastic suitable for gun sights. He found they weren't suitable for that purpose, so he set the formula aside. Six years later he pulled it out of the drawer thinking it might be useful as a new plastic for airplane canopies. Wrong again--but he did find that cyanoacrylates would glue together many materials with incredible strength and quick action, including two very expensive prisms when he tried to test the ocular qualities of the substance. Seeing possibilities for a new adhesive, Kodak developed "Eastman #910" (later "Eastman 910") a few years later as the first true "super glue." In a now-famous demonstration conducted in 1959, Dr. Coover displayed the strength of this new product on the early television show "I've Got a Secret," where he used a single drop placed between two steel cylinders to lift the host of the show, Garry Moore, completely off of the ground.
The use of cyanoacrylate glues in medicine was considered fairly early on. Eastman Kodak and Ethicon began studying whether the glues could be used to hold human tissue together for surgery. In 1964 Eastman submitted an application to use cyanoacrylate glues to seal wounds to the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Soon afterward Dr. Coover's glue did find use in Vietnam--reportedly in 1966 cyanoacrylates were tested on-site by a specially trained surgical team, with impressive results."
We all know who has the better Kung Foo
How is it an oxymoron?
Canada is in North AMERICA!
Sheesh, stop thinking the U.S.A is the only America, There is North America, Central America, and South America, All of which can be on AOL and still be considered right.
Now as for AOL UK, that to me sounds wrong, I mean we had the Boston Tea Party and that whole revolution thing, but yet they want to use some CRAPPY internet provider from here? Sometimes I think I'll never understand the Brits, but then Saturday comes and I get another episode of Doctor Who to download.
Looks like they are already working on the PS9, Hopefully they can reach the launch date of 2019.
I Can't wait to play that wipeout like game they had in the commercial!
I have yet to come across a webpage that I absolutely had to see.
any site that would make use of popups or ad's for revenue, I do not HAVE to use, the only sites I can think of that I need that might use popups are banks and such and if a bank has a need to use ads for revenue then my money is going elsewhere.
NO Damnit, how many times do I have to tell you assholes, my exhaust pipe is NOT a BONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The editors also do not write the submissions, and the submitter in this case doesn't either, he just copied and pasted the first 2 paragraphs of the article.
With todays exchange rates for the GBP i have about 50-60k in warhammer and warhammer 40k miniatures.
at the time i could field a 100k army in each dwarf, empire, skaven, skeles and nurgle, for regular warhammer and squat, slann, imperial, and space wolves.
Its all sitting in my old room at my parents house 1500 miles away, because it all toooo heavy to ship, (these were the lead ones) I recently got into painting diaoramas and I went and showed the guys at the local GWstore and thier jaws dropped at sing pictures of what I had, I swear I had more than they did, and no one could believe that i could field 100k armies, with todays 10k armies, and 2500 pt skirmishes that they have.
Yes I am a geek, and DAMN proud of it.
MAYBE, just MAYBE this will lead to a ban on using your Social Security Number as identification to anyone other than the banks, employers, or anyone with whom you have financial dealings, a school doesnt need to use SSN's on thier ID's, States dont need to use SSN's as a Drivers licence number.
NO ONE needs to use my SSN on anything for verification or that I can carry around except for my Social Security Card, which I only use for work.