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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby The Dirt » Sun Nov 22, 2009 7:28 pm

André, IMAX? 3-D?

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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby AG » Sun Nov 22, 2009 7:43 pm

The Dirt wrote:André, IMAX? 3-D?

3D IMAX....
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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby Mitch » Sun Nov 22, 2009 9:03 pm

[quote="Tramp"]Pete, a belated birthday best to Airborne! Sounds like he had a great day.


Mitch, have you ever noticed that most intelligent people have been or are liberal?[quote]

As if to say that most idiots are not? I know quite a few folks who are very intelligent, yet they have traditional and conservative values.

[quote]liberal |ˈlib(ə)rəl|
adjective
1 open to new behavior or opinions and willing to discard traditional values that may have made them miserable.[quote]

The only problem is, they're willing to discard my values that make me happy, just because they make them miserable. They want to live that way, fine. Don't force it on me.


[quote]• favorable to or respectful of individual rights and freedoms : liberal citizenship laws. The basic tenents that the United States of America were founded on.[quote]

Somebody really got mixed up here. Liberals don't give a rat's *** about individual rights or respect. This definition, unless referring to a Libertarian, is totally false.


[quote]2 [ attrib. ] (of education) concerned mainly with broadening a person's general knowledge and experience.[quote]

Always wondered why they called those courses General Liberal Arts. While there were a few useful subjects, most of it is left wing Marxist political bullshit.
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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby Mitch » Sun Nov 22, 2009 9:04 pm

Tramp wrote:Pete, a belated birthday best to Airborne! Sounds like he had a great day.

3 given, used, or occurring in generous amounts : liberal amounts of beer had been consumed.
• (of a person) giving generously : Dirt was too liberal with the beer at Gomer's. He made everyone very happy.


Finally, something we might agree on. :lol: :lol:
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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby rogruth » Sun Nov 22, 2009 11:21 pm

Whatever any of you agree on or about,don't force it on me.

I'm old but can still think.I do not have to agree with anyone,yet [except my wife].

If I remember correctly,this country,the USA,is a republic,not a democracy.I think we forget that and what it means.

I still believe that everyone can and should have their own opinions and have the right to express those opinions.

I'm not sure that what I believe is of any consequence because of changing interpretations over the years of our country.

One thing that has not changed yet----We can "play" with our trains the way we want and have FUN.
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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby AG » Sun Nov 22, 2009 11:27 pm

the thing is:
does republic or democracy fit in the constitution?
I think both are far away.....
anyway I still learning about.....
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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby webenda » Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:34 am

rogruth wrote:Now if someone can explain Waynes' explanation----- :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Would a more verbal explanation help?

Depth perception is achieved by means of:

o Accommodation: This means, "focus". Depth perception by focus works with one eye or two eyes.

o Stereopsis: This means that the object appears slightly different to each eye because of the two eye's different positions on the head.

o Vergence: This means the eye aims at a point on the object.

o Cyclopean image: When both eyes converge at one point on the object the two images produced by two eyes fuse into a single cyclopean image.

o Utrocular discrimination: This means you can tell to which eye a monocular stimulus is received.

To create a 3-D image on film two cameras (or one camera with two lenses) take(s) two images on film. At this point the images possess Stereopsis, i.e. one appears slightly different than the other. If the two images were projected onto a screen, both eyes would see both images and it would look quite confusing. So... the left image is projected through a polaroid filter that is rotated 90 degrees from the filter on the right image projector. Now when you look at the projected images, they still look confusing. Put your
3-D polaroid glasses on.

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Now the left eye only sees the left image and the right eye only sees the right image. In order to see the right image, which appears on the left side of the screen, and the left image that appears on the right side of the screen, Ultrocular discrimination causes you to cross your eyes until the left and right images converge. Your Accommodation is at the screen, but Stereopsis, Vergence and Cyclopean image all trick your brain into thinking that the image is in front of the screen. (Images can also appear deep into the screen if the images are separated near your interocular distance.) On a wide screen like IMax the image can be so close that you might think that you can touch it. (You can see your hand pass through the image like it is a ghost.)

If you try this at home, your wall or projection screen will depolarize the images. It takes a special screen that reflects the images with the polarization intact.

I am curious Pete, did you see the movies on a flat IMax screen or one of the new domed I-Max screens?
----Wayne----

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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby webenda » Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:27 am

rogruth wrote:I would like to see IMAX in 3-D.Unfortunately,there is no IMAX theater near my area.

Roger,

In case you ever make it over to Augusta:

Regal Augusta Exchange Stadium 20
1144 Agerton Lane
Augusta, GA 30909
706-667-6653

$10 for a regular movie and $15 for IMAX
----Wayne----

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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby rogruth » Mon Nov 23, 2009 6:27 am

Wayne has become the resident answer man on this forum.Sometime soon he will make up a bunch of stuff for an answer and we will believe him.Hmmm.That sounds familiar.
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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby The Dirt » Mon Nov 23, 2009 8:21 am

Wayne, that was fascinating!

Yes. the screen was curved, but what I didn't notice was whether it was spherical, ie, also curved from top to bottom.

I should mention, to anyone with very young kids, that "A Christmas Carol" could be a frightening experience, both because it has scary images, (it is, after all, a ghost story), and because things 'jump out' at the viewer.
My kids ate it up, the youngest being 10, and I think Jon Jr. would be OK, but just something to bear in mind.

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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby The Dirt » Mon Nov 23, 2009 12:25 pm

My oldest son Evan, in middle school, has just been selected for his second 'Outstanding Student' award, chosen not just for academics, but also by being noticed by staff for his respectful attitude toward teachers and administrators, and for being considerate toward, and helpful to, his fellow students. He also won in elementary school.

I love my kids desperately, totally, and unconditionally, and then they go and do stuff like this, and make me even prouder!

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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby rogruth » Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:15 pm

Dirt,

Congratulations to your son and to you for causing to happen.
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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby Tramp » Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:26 pm

Evan, well done, buddy!



Hobos. You might want to raise a glass this afternoon or evening. D and I were married at 1:00 pm today. 1, 2, 3. 11.23.2009. I could not be happier. Sometimes life is perfect. Cheers, lads!
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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby rogruth » Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:35 pm

Tramp and Daisy,

CONGRATULATIONS.

Remember to have fun.

Iwill participate in the toast but someone more poetic than I needs to makeit.
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Re: Hobo Jungle

Postby webenda » Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:44 pm

T + D,

Congratulations: May you have a lifetime of love and happiness. :D
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Evan,

Congratulations to a real winner! :D
----Wayne----

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