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Hal 9000 said:

Maybe just show the arm sinking. Just as Obi-Wan slices his limbs, do an extreme crazy zoom over into the lava, and show the arm sinking. 

I don't have the upload speeds to do anything like that, unfortunately.

It's warmer today. It's supposed to be at my father-in-law's shop this morning, but I should probably work the rest of the day, especially since my coworker already had the afternoon off. PATIENCE!

timdiggerm said:

005, any chance you could make a shot-by-shot comparison gallery to show all the ways that Harmy altered Ridley Scott's original vision?

My bike was delayed until tomorrow! Argh!

She looks incredible, d_j!

I'm supposed to get my Nightster today, but the truck hasn't even picked it up from the store yet, and its 2 hours away. Hopefully tonight then!

Captain Antilles said:

This may sound a bit crazy, and I realize that we're not at this point yet, but have we ruled out using old fashioned mail? For those members who find it difficult to obtain the edit online, perhaps a mail tree could be coordinated? So, for example, one person (with access) would copy the edits onto a physical medium (CDs, DVDs, Blu-Rays, flash drives... whatever) and mail it another. The recipient would then copy the files from the medium before sending it along to the next person in line, and so on and so forth. It's slow, of course, but there it is.

I vote for not-Facebook, since I'm the only 2nd Unit member who wouldn't be able to see it! ;-)

Warbler said:

ok, can you tell me what film? 

http://www.whmpodcast.com/2012/02/episode-44-star-wars-episode-i-phantom.html

But that is neither here nor there. Loved the Photoshop layers, crazy how much it takes, when I'm sure there are some who wonder why it takes you so long just to remove a silly little droid! ;-)

Warbler said:

doubleofive said:

Warbler said:
the only real problem I had with the 2009 movie was the Spock/Uhura relationship.  It seems very out of character for a logical and unemotional Vulcan. 

HALF-Vulcan.

so?  He is still supposed to be logical and unemotional.   The original Spock was also half-Vulcan.   He never engaged in a relationship. 

I have a couple of Harley jackets, but nothing too outlandish. The light jacket is racing-looking, which is cool. The heavier one has a liner and is more work-shirt looking. It also has my 005 patch and my Adywan's 2nd Unit patch.

I'm glad there's a few of us on here. I am sad that almost everything biker related is skulls, flames, or scantily clad women, none of which are my style. I started making some nerdy helmet stickers before I burned myself out.

http://www.cafepress.com/togoboldly

Fat Boys are pretty awesome. My wife almost got a Fat Boy Low, but we decided to start smaller.

Warbler said:

the only real problem I had with the 2009 movie was the Spock/Uhura relationship.  It seems very out of character for a logical and unemotional Vulcan. 

Harmy said:

I'm not sure I like being called hammy! :-D

We've already customized it further, but here is my wife's on the showroom:



We took off the still-new sissy bar, got a Mustang solo seat, and I moved the tail turn signals to the license plate mount (by myself!) so she can use her saddle bags. It was a great deal, used, in perfect condition, with Python pipes which are pretty loud.

I'll take an "after" picture soon.

Thanks Anchor! Don't feel bad about not knowing I was a rider, this is just a within the last year thing. My father-in-law and brother-in-law ride, so my mother-in-law decided to take the course so she could go with them on her own bike. Then my wife decided to take the course so she could ride with her mom, so I took it so I wouldn't have to ride behind my wife all the time. ;-)

We took the course last summer and got our endorsements on our licenses. We got a couple 250cc's and were fine with them until we went to Daytona Bike Week last month where they had the setup you see in the picture. On the other side of that tent was every 2012 Harley for anyone with an endorsement to test drive around a track they set up on the Daytona streets. So we got to ride every type of bike we were interested in and find which ones worked the best for us. The day after we came back home we went and got our motorcycles. My wife got a bike that was a bit too big, so we traded it back in for my incoming Nightster.

I'm pumped.

Bingo succeeds where I was lazy!

Long story short, the bike my wife got was too big, so she took my used 883C I posted a month ago and I'm getting one of these:



It comes Wednesday! I'd be excited if we didn't have the furnace on at home and I would probably freeze to death if I rode it!

NOTE: my lack of comment on the OP is probably because my work blocked the image for "Intimate Apparel & Swimwear", but I can imagine what it was. ;-)

raphael said:

Is there any chance of this fantastic project making it to DVD like 'Star Wars Begins' etc?

Anchorhead said:

Earlier today, while searching for a motorcycle post I made a few years ago

scallions said:

For some reason when I burned this it was grainy and a little blurry.

 

Can anyone trade with me so I can get hammy's despecialized set?

 

corellian77 said:

I thought Ady was going to stop using YouTube awhile ago.  Was there an issue with the embedded video player in Facebook?  Has he tried Vimeo?

ray_afraid said:

Thanks for the update! Good to know nothing has been lost. Do you what the video he was trying to upload was?

NEWS FROM ADY: Recently he attempted to upload another video, this time using a 25 second leader as he used on his last YouTube vid (which worked) but FB denied this one as they have his past ones and gave his account a temp ban....so he'll be absent for a little bit due to that. On the up side however, he has re-rendered all the files damaged in the Great "April Fools" Hard-Drive Crash of 2012....so NOTHING has been lost.