Please to see you coming back in the forums Cohen, They "fit" better with you in for sure Dear Jim a thought for you. I wish you a cool and quick recover.+++++++++ *s

cool! i like all the ghost-like people floating around haha

My Seagate HDD I bought last year has 3 of them, 2 square ones, and 1 on the circuit board looks like 4 square version one after the other, preceded and followed by regular bar code.

@daniel said: Maybe one day they will combine the paralympics with the regular olympics. I thnk that might be a good thing. I can picture it now, Tim Convey's "ski jumping" by Dorf

Yeah, it might suit you. Go and see your local Bank Manager and bring the picture with you .... you never know, your luck could be in

I need it for personal use.

Thankyou, Pilou its quite interesting.

... Not only was that right, it was spooky...

I've used their suite to create a virtual world before. All in all it is a pretty good system. Though I did use SketchUp for the modeling and used virtools for the physics and multiplayer engine. The learning curve was higher than SU for sure. Definitely not a software made by @Last Chris

Gotta love making games as much as playing em'

Happy Nurooz everyone! I like the picture Majid

Thanks for the 11am mix link Great stuff, Glenn

I don't use converter software, I let converter sites do it for me. But thanks anyway, I'll try it as soon as I can (I'm busy with my Walkman ATM).

I love the Video at the bottom, it fooled me too. I LOVE IT! [flash=400,225:3eufspgb]http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=9679622&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1[/flash:3eufspgb]

Thanks for the link. Interesting. I also liked the website format in general. Good marketing. I don't do that sort of building and am always curious how the envelope can calc. so well with so much glass and no-attic roofs, steel construction. Also curious about the waterproofing and roofing material on these so flat minimal roof profiles with clean fascia lines. Great looking house (in general) IMO.

Well, I reached the high 27000s with a little practice...but its surprisingly difficult when the national borders disappear. I don't know what I'd be like with the USA. I'll bet I couldn't get within 100 miles of somewhere like Omaha or Denver, without state borders to help me....even though I've been there.

on the Nvidia Drivers Page @unknownuser said: 196.75 Alert! We are aware that some customers have reported fan speed issues with the latest 196.75 WHQL drivers on NVIDIA.com. Until we can verify and root cause this issue, we recommend that customers do not download this driver. Instead, please stay with, or return to 196.21 WHQL drivers. Release 196.75 drivers have been temporarily removed from our website and we also are asking our partners and others to remove temporarily this 196.75 WHQL driver as well. http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx?lang=en-us

that's what I noticed, too, Paul, excellent proportions! my two SU artists at home just turned 8 and they have not done as "proportional" work as this kid does naturally! of course, now they just want to build something quick so they can jump to rendering in Twilight... but what are you gonna do.

All lighting fixtures, come either ready to be plugged into an electrical receptacle or they need to be directly connected to an electrical box containing a hot, neutral, and ground wires. You don't have to concern yourself about the code requirements since each lighting fixture sold has to be UL approved first, prior to sale. Pendent lights may have an additional supporting wire or chain arrangement to carry the weight of the fixture. Some low voltage pendent lighting fixtures are indeed designed to support their weight via their low voltage current carrying wires. Its more important to not have the light switch operating the bath lights close to the sink. I usually mount the switch outside the Bathroom Door.

This issue has become so bad that I'm almost unable to view SCF, even on Firefox. Any attempt to view an SCF page on IE results in a hang 99.9% of the time and in Firefox I'm getting about a 25% success rate, having to refresh 3 times out of 4 to get a page to display properly. As before, HttpFox is flagging up "snowflks.gif" as a culprit, but there's plenty others too (see report below). Can I really be the only person having this problem? I miss SCF! NS_BINDING_ABORTED hADDEDTODISABLELINKttp://stats.buysellads.com/imp.gif?z=1239051&b=6927;&g=12677268452121625147&s=12677268452133623444&sw=1440&sh=900&br=firefox,3.6,win&r=0.43470795818489316 NS_BINDING_ABORTED hADDEDTODISABLELINKttp://forums.sketchucation.com/style.php?id=11&lang=en NS_BINDING_ABORTED hADDEDTODISABLELINKttp://forums.sketchucation.com/posting.php?mode=edit&f=179&p=229788 text/html (NS_IMAGELIB_ERROR_NO_DECODER) hADDEDTODISABLELINKttp://forums.sketchucation.com/snowflks.gif Jackson