I think out of all the Star Wars films that this one was the best laid out story.
Just as Web page authors were scarce and expensive then, Second Life builders are now. I thought since it was a two hour episode, a lot more answers were going to be revealed, but instead they just piled more questions on us. You always jump into everyone elses' lives and try to "save" them, whatever that means.
Now I can finally get some sleep! It would be nice to get more credit for the good you do, but you know there's more to it than the attention and glory.
You also don't try to "save" people.
I thought since it was a two hour episode, a lot more answers were going to be revealed, but instead they just piled more questions on us. While Urchin is excellent for viewing highly detailed statistical information, I really like how I can just click a button and instantly see my current stats all on one screen with ShortStat.
It also offers support for RAW camera images which is great for viewing photos that are taken from my Canon Digital Rebel XT. That's a lot of pics! The opening battle sequence was jaw-dropping, the lightsaber duel between Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi was excellent, and all the visual effects throughout the movie were stunning.
It is full of action and is a great film from beginning to end. It could have easily been made into an hour long episode since most of it was just useless dialogue. It's amazing just how clean and elegant the design is especially with all of the wires and parts that are inside.
Earlier this morning I made some backups of all of my important files as I'm going to select the option to do a clean install to give it a fresh start.
Just set it on top of the stand and it will start charging. Sure, Flash has its place but where's the CSS and web standards representation?
Just set it on top of the stand and it will start charging.
Lost is without a doubt one of my favorite shows of all-time. If you wanted to keep track of all Photoshop PSD files, you can simply create a Smart Folder that will search for this type of file and they will instantly appear after clicking the folder.
While Urchin is excellent for viewing highly detailed statistical information, I really like how I can just click a button and instantly see my current stats all on one screen with ShortStat.