Recent content by projectorguy1

I don't know about the bands, but CONGRATULATIONS on getting your MD!!!

I don't see that much difference between the two, frankly, especially if you remove all the surrounding "artist touches" and account for differences in detail and sharpness of the artwork... Even the viewing angle is different.

We were eating dinner at 50's Prime Time at the Studios once, and strolled out about 2 hours after the park closed...They were ushering us out quickly - no loitering about! All the lights and music were still on, and we had to ride in a van back to the hotel, as the buses had stopped running...I...

I would hardly classify Inside Out as a "Low level movie" - If you wouldn't either, then your point makes no sense. Inside Out was not inflated - It was very well written and made, and well received. Not my favorite Pixar movie, but certainly not a "miss" either.

8.3 on IMDB with almost 360,000 votes disagrees....

I think I can trump all of these...with a special gesture by a very kind guest services employee... My wife recently lost her oldest son - he was only 24, and it was sudden, and a shock. As you might imagine, the whole ordeal was a blur for the both of us, and MANY people were, and still are...

I never said that small bits of aluminum weren't dangerous....please point out where I did...thanks in advance. On the contrary, I said it can be very flammable, or even explosive. ANYTHING that is flammable and has a large surface area to volume ratio can be explosive...even flour or grain...

I know a little about this...Notice where I am from :-)

I know aluminum is very flammable and even explosive in some forms. Magnesium is WAY different in that it contains its own oxidizer and cannot be extinguished by denying it oxygen...Cant be smothered either. Edit: Can't be smothered very easily... I have seen it burn under water...Not used in...

You're thinking of magnesium that can't be put out. Aluminum burns, if in shreaded or powder form, but can be extinguished fairly easily...

Why is it so hard for everyone to see that "Clever Name" is just trolling you (in a pretty obvious and adolescent manner btw). I reported it, along with voicing my dissappointment that it has been allowed to continue on this site. I don't mind a little fun.....this is a WDW site for goodness...

I suspect that the date feature may still be "in work"...

Have you ever been to New Orleans? :D

Edit: nm.

Current 3D theatrical systems use polarized glasses, each lens oriented 90 degrees from the other. The two images can be sent to the screen with one projector running at 144 Hz, refreshing each eye at 72 Hz (theater systems are 144Hz - current home systems use 2 x 60 Hz, which may introduce some...