They found on on Storage Wars (A&E) and took it to have it appraised and identified. From the was they were talking, it is so much that it is a 'rare' instrument, just one that is very hard to master and limited in what one could do with it.

My grandfather owned a theremin, found it in his basement while looking for christma... err... 'playing' once. Asked him what it was, and after three hours of me playing with it, it went up into the attic never to be seen again.

Look at how many species were once thought to be the stuff of legends, and only 'exist' as fossils and skeletons. Or how many are now seen as likely mutations of existing species like the Hoan Kiem Turtle, the Maltese tiger. So, while the field is sadly portrayed as the 'chasers of monsters', it is a very real field…

Before clicking the link, I assumed Jurassic Bark would be No. 1, and am very happy it is not. I understand many folks list is as the 'best ever', but really, it was rather dull. (IMO)

It had a reported production budget of around 60 mill. and only made 47 mill. world wide. Only 13 mill shy, which could be made up in dvd/bd sales. But then you factor in advertising, which give its presence everywhere, was likely another 15 mill. easily. So, while not a 'bomb' it was not a 'success' either.

'that good buzz/word of mouth does matter" - sure, but how many of the hundred fifty thousand folks expected to be at the Con over the four days will actually get to see the pilot?

There is also that possibility. But getting the 'geek' approval for a 'geek show' is... well... pointless. You need wide approval and ComicCon, is targeted to a 'small' part of a needed audience.

Nothing could convince a studio more than getting the approval of folks you don't have to try and convince to watch your show...

I always liked it when vehicles are give the 'Cars treatment'. Always loved this one, was my wallpaper for awhile...

Funny you should mention that, the original Deora cab used the rear hatch of a 1960 Ford wagon as a 'door', so when the designer was doing the Deora II, he based it on the 1996 Ford Taurus wagon.

Could be wrong, but I don't think breast are supposed to be below ones rib cage...

Several states have these laws. Texas is 'best' (from a bar stand point) in that it only works if the person was 'so obviously' impaired that he was a public danger. In Illinois, it is the 'worst' (from a bar stand point) in that all you have to prove is that the establishment sold the person alcohol, 'you' suffered…

Airstream... there is just something about them. There is a place here that restores them that I drive by everyday and it is so cool watching the sun play of the polished shells. Maybe someday, I will be able to afford one.

but wouldn't that defeat the whole reason for him leaving Gotham and becoming Nightwing?

' What are you talking about? They replaced Batman with Dick Grayson'

'Ultimate Universe is good that way) letting somebody else take over the role. They did the same with Ultimate Wolverine and his son (the cool one,'

Well, it is possible that 'Spider-Man died' and Peter went on to be a 'normal kid'. The 'Death of Spider-Man' need not mean the person wearing the costume dies.

Not really sure, but what you might be thinking about is a 'history of' TPB that Marvel put out at the time of the 1st X-Men film to catch folks up on the 35+ year history of the franchise. There was also a standard book that contained new stories written by various writers called Ultimate Spider-Man. But neither…

Why are Smurfs Blue?

Cos - awesome