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#130757
Topic
BSG
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Originally posted by: TheSessler
Whatever happened to that Boomer clone that Helo was with? Did I miss a couple minutes of an episode or something?
As you recall, she left in the Cylon ship Starbuck had.

She reappeared, without the ship to say she needed to stay with Helo. After Starbuck got out of the "hospital", she was the one that was piloting the stolen heavy Cylon Raider. She appears to be staying on Caprica to help the resistance.

My thoughts, at this point, is that just like the Boomer on the Galactica, she's going to be helpful and "good" until her real purpose is revealed. The only difference is that they KNOW she's a cyclon.
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#130572
Topic
BSG
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Originally posted by: PSYCHO_DAYV
Originally posted by: Shimraa
hey i found out something cool yesterday, my doctors nephew is captain apollo


MY WIFE'S COUSIN IS BARBARA JEAN ON REBA WHICH AIRES ON THE WB FRIDAYS.
1. I'm never sure of the most recent information, but relatives have traced my family back to a brother of Napolean.

2. Wrong thread. Six Degrees is played elsewhere.

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#130406
Topic
NFL
Time
Originally posted by: Nanner Split
Howdya figure that? Is there any running and/or catching during which you have to worry about guys twice your size smashing you to a pulp in hockey? I've been doing that for the past four days, and it ain't no walk in the park.
Not that I'm agreeing or disagreeing about the difficulty of each game:

1. Skating is going to be more difficult than running. Possible exception: football in the rain (mud).
2. Twice your size? No. However, fighting in hockey is tolerated. Football does not allow it at all. I would have to consider Hockey to be the rougher of the 2 sports.
3. The end zone is as wide as the field, and all you need is for the guy with the ball to cross the plane. In hockey, you've got a (forgive the factual errors, you get the point I hope) 6x5 goal area that you must hit the puck into, assuming you can get it past the guy in the padding that fills some 75% of that area.
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#130402
Topic
Ewan McGregor being blamed for failure of "The Island" by producers (along with the Johanasson girl)
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Originally posted by: Switch Radic
more and more, i'm coming to the realization that hollywood is losing it's ability to see what audiences want to see at the theater. This in turn leads me to believe that an alternative, a true alternative to hollywood must become available to the general public. This would be an alternative that would know what the audiences want to see at the movies rather than cramming garbage down they're throat.
I agree with you, but only to a point.
Another contributing factor in the reduction of theater attendance is the increase in home theater technology. Why go out to a movie (spending as much as $40 for tickets and $20 for food. Cost is another factor) when in a few months, you can have the DVD playing on your 42 inch plasma screen with a 5.1 Dolby stereo system?

You know how my family watched the last Super Bowl?? My dad borrowed a digital protector from where he works, put up a screen we had for some really old 8mm films and we now had a 5 foot viewing area. It was pretty cool. I hope we do it again.
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#130341
Topic
Ewan McGregor being blamed for failure of "The Island" by producers (along with the Johanasson girl)
Time
Didn't see the movie, but it sounds like Hollywood is starting to get frustrated with the lack-luster sales this past year and these 2 producers decided it couldn't possibly be there fault, so they blame the actors.

So, what's next, will the future director of Garfield 2 blame Bill Murray because movie stunk?

Hollywood should take a step back and ask themselves if there is REALLY a market for the movies they want to make, rather than just follow other people's successes.

Why make Garfield in the first place? How about the success of the first Scooby-Doo movie, which also led to the subpar Scooby-Doo 2.
Why make Elektra?? Because the character's appearance in Daredevil was a "selling point".
Why remake Superman? Because people seem to like the comic book movies (X-Men, X-Men 2, Spiderman, Spiderman 2, Fantastic Four, etc.) right now.
The comic book trend doesn't end any time soon...we've got Silver Surfer, Thor, The Flash, X-Men 3, Sub-Mariner, ?Aquaman? and others all coming down the pipe.
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#130305
Topic
Forked out the big bucks...for the Alienware
Time
Dark side. Artistically, I just like it better. It has nothing to do with my personality.
As for where its getting put...if my desk had room, I would, most definitely, put it on the deck. Unfortunately, it does NOT. Its going to be on the floor or in a cabinet of the desk (have to see how tall the case is).

You're probably now going to say its a waste, but how I look at it, I'm probably going to keep this case for a long time...if I have to physically replace the motherboard for my next BIG upgrade, this case will be used for a long time.
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#129221
Topic
NFL
Time
Originally posted by: PSYCHO_DAYV
ACTUALLY, THE BEARS HAVE A REALLY GOOD CHANCE OF TAKING THEIR DIVISION THIS SEASON.
I don't think that is going to happen.

1. Minnesota has made some big time upgrades, as much as I hate to admit it. They played double-addition when they signed Darren Sharper from the Packers. Sure they lost Randy Moss, but he was a negative influence off the field. The past 2 years, the only reason they DIDN'T take the division was late-season collapses (last 2 seasons they went 3-7 in their final 10 games).

2. The Packers, while they've had a lot of trouble this off-season thanks to the salary cap (losing Wahle AND Riviera) and Mr. Rosenhaus (or Rosenhog as many Packer fans call him), are still a better team than the Bears. As Bossk said, anytime you have Favre on the opposite side of the field from you, you do NOT know what could happen.

3. The Lions are the division sleeper. They've shown signs of good things the past couple years.

4. The Bears have been the whipping boys of the division since 2000, which was really an aberation, because they did practically nothing before then either.
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#128704
Topic
Help from Ric...looking for a song title
Time
Well, I found my interpreter and remembered enough basic to put this together.

Download to Sample Music

Instructions:
1. Download (60k) and unzip both files to the same folder.
2. Run GWBASIC.EXE (hope WinXP doesn't have any issues, Win2000 didn't).
3. Type LOAD"BRAZIL.BAS" and hit Enter
4. Press F2 (this is the automatic run key) and listen.

I tried to record the music into an audio file, but apparently if it doesn't come out of the sound card, it isn't recognized. Hope you've got a good, old-fashioned PC speaker.
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#128611
Topic
Help from Ric...looking for a song title
Time
Ric,
Got a question for you, if you can help me out with this. I'm looking for the title of a song. It seems that everytime I hear it, its connected with Brazil, that's why I was hoping you may be able to help.

This song is used in a lot of movies. Its Latin Jazz or a Somba or something like that. I want to say it was used in Road to Rio, The Three Caballeros and I know it was in a Red Skelton movie named The Bathing Beauty.
Road to Rio and The Three Caballeros have an Ary Barroso listed as having contibuted original music, if that helps.

I wish there was some way I could describe the music in words...the song is running through my head.
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#127292
Topic
Could live action SW TV show look like BSG??
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When the new Battlestar Galactica first aired, one of the aspects to the show I found unique and added a certain look, was the pseudo-handycam method of recording, particularly in the space-action scenes. The camera doesn't lock on to the main action immediately, almost like an amateur.

Could Lucas take be taking a hint from BSG??

From SciFi Wire:
Lucas Details TV Plans

Star Wars creator George Lucas told a conference that he will turn his attentions more to television projects, including two Star Wars-themed series, Variety reported. Lucas made the comments in a keynote talk at the annual Siggraph computer graphics conference and trade show. "My life's too short to become a film studio," he reportedly said.

Lucas added: "Lucasfilm is going more into television, but it's not a vision I'm running, either as executive producer or by laying out the groundwork."

The first series is a 3-D animated Clone Wars series that will be made at Lucas Animation's Singapore facility. He said he'll start scouring Asia for talent and try to build up 3-D animation there. In his proposed Star Wars live-action series, he said: "We're going do something that would normally cost [$20 million-$30 million] and try to do it for $1 million." Lucas said he'll shoot the series on a Sony digital camera system that anyone can buy at an electronics store.
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#127188
Topic
Space Shuttle
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Originally posted by: ricarleite
Unfortunally such planet could only be at least 1 light year away, and with today's technology and scientific knoledge it would take more than a life time to reach it. Maybe if we build a biodome in a spaceship the third generation born in the biodome would be able to get there. And one year later we would know about it...
Yes, but can we get anyone to breed with Pauly Shore??
Or, perhaps the better question, do we WANT anyone to.

I think the steps being taken are the best. First to the moon, so we can launch ships from there. The greatly reduced gravity will allow greater payloads or smaller fuel requirements.