i've lost faith in other forums after the internet radio thingy. This is the best forum when it comes to queries about Anything

I did like the whole 'Chow' character retained from part 1, gay triad gangster with a smoking, blow-jobbing monkey and a serious drug addiction, can only be funny.

Thanks Alan. Unfortunately my friend took it back with him as we did not think it would work. He will be out of town for a week or so before I can try to reformat.

He really nailed the house. One important item missing is water in the waterfall! Our tour guide during my 2008 visit to the icon told us the story of a dry year with a very feeble trickle from the river and falls. One of the tourists asked her if she could turn the waterfall on. We had no such problem as heavy recent rains had all the region rivers flowing free and fast.

Architecture by Norman Foster - Steve didn't mention that in the presentation. Architects never get credits - even the big guys

Yikes Jobs looks terrible, the illness has eaten him up, cannot be good for stock prices.

Genius

Liam can afford it. Do they have a mechanical bull simulator?

Powerful

http://youtu.be/vdEv6vaK5Oo

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplane_camera Ub Iwerks, the creator of Mickey Mouse actually made the first multi-plane when he was Disneys partner.

I never knew Adrian Newey raced! Always had the impression he was just an aero guru. Great race though

Woah! Real talent involved in these. Great find.

Well, is far is I know in Alias 2011, there is the possibility of drawing the same sketch than the shoe in Alias 2012, but it is not a directly in 3D. This is great tool I am waiting for...

Solution: Drive faster.

FYI --- photofly is now on version 2.0 and the "free" trial has been extended to 12-31-2012. Never tried it last fall when it showed up on the forum, but I think I will give it a try and see how well it plays with sketchup. I plan to model my old house as a test and will post the results.

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@mike lucey said: Anyway! the latest thing I have learned about bees is that they may be able to help up combat terrorism! Check out, Bee venom used to create ultra-sensitive explosives sensor http://www.gizmag.com/bee-venom-used-to-create-ultra-sensitive-explosives-sensor/18609/?utm_source=Gizmag+Subscribers&utm_campaign=c77a079881-UA-2235360-4&utm_medium=email I thought you might be interested in this: http://forum.beemaster.com/index.php?topic=30478.0 Live bees can be trained to detect numerous substances such as drugs or explosives by feeding them sugar laced with the scent of the substance you are looking for. Apparently they are more effective than sniffer dogs!

It would even be better if the train went through slower so the passengers could shop while they ride. A "drive by" market if you will.

Brilliant. Such good acting. Thanks for that. I needed a pick-me-up. Regards, Bob