and now he is peeking over the horizon, most likely poking his tongue out at poor little curiosity...

White disc shapes revealed in images from NASA's Curiosity rover earlier this month have excited UFO enthusiasts.

The white rounded shapes were transmitted to Earth by NASA in images taken during its trip to Mars on August 5, the Huffington Post has reported.

Alien Disclosure Group UK's Stephen Hannard posted a video of four of the shapes online and highlighted them using a filter.

Mr Hannard describes the spots as "possible UFO sightings".

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/offbeat/14646856/ufo-shapes-shown-in-nasa-vision/

Nawty Brycie!!!

Ahh, thanks I will give it a go.

Thanks guys I will have a try.

*basicwiz, I am not sure what I had as it is difficult to get into the old laptop...sigh

*mrs sparky, do you have a link to the old cp site I will try there first as I think that was where I got it from.

Boofy

Sounds cool Shawn! How do you send it to Hex? Do I need any particular way of setting it up in Hex or does it just go through?( I have just snaffled that prog too...lol. I hoped to be able to switch between them.)

trying to load pic again, sorry!

Thanks Teyon, that is a great help, this sculptries prog only as spheres but I guess a ceries of them will do the same job.

Are you having as much fun as I am with this prog Shawn? That head of yours looks lovely!!

I have done a simpler dragon. It is from a little pewter statue my mum got me. He is the cheekyest fellow. Big goofy grin, smily face badge and giving the world "the bird". I think it is a cleaner mesh than the last one :lol:!

Wow that looks great Teyon!! Did make that mesh from one sphere? Or do you add spheres for each section?

Thanks for the tip there Shawn.I am still a newbie at all this stuff:blink:

Hiya, those models are great, (as usual) I didnt know you used Hexagon as well...multi-3d-talented or what??? I just got Hexagon2 for free at daz3d and have used it to design a dvd storage cabinet with a crystal display on top and shelved area for LPs that we want to get made for our real life lounge room. I liked Hex cause I could put the descriptions and dimensions in 3d text to show the cabinet maker when we find one. So here is my WIP, I hope to show you the 'live' model at sometime in the future. (ps my hubby thought it was so cool to have a 3d pic to show the cabinet maker...hehe)

Thanks heaps for that ShawnDriscoll, I have watched the first one and it is great for what I want. :woot:

Jen

Thanks guys, that has cheered my day up immensely! I am honoured to have my image selected amoungst all those great pics and like Digitaleagle give my thanks for your hard work.

I would suggest deciding how it is attached inside and how it is deployed, that might lead you to concepts regarding physical attributes and complications ie:
*is it coiled in his stomach...if so what happens when he eats etc
*How is it deployed? through a flap? In one loop or sections? (as in one of spidermans' villans Dr octopus) does he swing it around like a mace or does it strangle like a python? (or both)

Is it an intert object or is it alive? does that work with or against your warrior?

*what weaknesses do your decisions infer? Water & Rust? does he sink in water? does it need maintinence? Can it be rendered ineffective by magnetism? These all add a twist like Kryptonite that gives your game a bir o f spice...smile

Also in mention to the back story, is it a weapon he has had inerted (voluntary/involuntry) or was he born with it?

What training did he get to use it ie: military so he is profficent and effective, or taught himself os he is rahter erratic but effictive.

I would say use a program you are familiar with to start with and explore from there.

have fun.
Boofy

Hehehehe...just enjoy the results and slide that comfy chair a little further from this little heretic. Oh BTW, if you/anyone wants to cut coffee try 'dandelion coffee replacement'. Coffee is not good for delicate tummys...sigh

http://www.vitaco.com.au/topics/health/products/alternate/rejuvenation/dandelion+coffee.htm           

 it is not too bad, i use a small plunger for it. I am down to one cup of coffee a day..from about 10 a day! Boofy

Nps Brycie, as i said I know how u feel. You may consider my help as a heritic's bribe to stave off the comfy chair.:tt2:

I have been researching sites with recipes, that recipe above needs a few herbs and prob a bit less rice and some veg: carrots/peas. even a dash of curry (is good for digestion in small doses)

Two good sites are:

http://heartburn.about.com/od/preventiontreatment/u/treatment.htm    

http://www.drgourmet.com/gerd/index.shtml

got this from one of them:

http://www.bhg.com/recipe/lamb/braised-lamb-with-dill-sauce/       

I substituted yoghurt with sour cream and added 500ml chicken consume` (reduced stock)

We used chump chops(But would add at least two more chops) but any meat could go well eg: T-bones.
We put in slow cooker on high for 4 hours, meat was falling off the bonesJ
The sauce is yummy too.

Hiya brycie hope you are sorting yourself out, I had one of your nights last Sat, Acid reflux was sooo bad i couldn't breathe. I am looking at dietary ways to manage it and thought you would like the info as well. the main offendors seem to be fat and acid

so i have found a site with all sorts of info and most importantly recipes that are 'heartburn friendly'

http://heartburn.about.com/od/preventiontreatment/u/treatment.htm

There is a recipe and food menu area there so i have been trawling that

I am giving the food a go, and going to start with

Baked Chicken and Rice tomorrow. I will let you know how it goes. I have put the recipe below for anyone else who wants it. I assume they mean low fat milk and soup, most of the other recipes do, so i am going to do 'low fat'.

Baked Chicken and Rice

A creamy mushroom sauce cloaks tender baked chicken breasts in this easily prepared entree.

Prep Time: :15

Cook Time: 1:15

Ingredients:

• 4 skinless, boneless chicken breasts
• 2-10.75 ounce cans condensed cream of mushroom soup
• 2 1/2 cups milk
• 1 1/2 cups uncooked white rice
• 2-4.5 ounce cans sliced mushrooms

Preparation:

• Preheat oven to 350 F
• In a mixing bowl, mix together mushroom soup with milk and stir until well blended
• Take 1 cup of soup and milk mixture and set aside
• Using the remainder of the soup mixture, add rice and mushrooms
• Pour rice and soup mixture into a 9x13 inch baking dish
• Place chicken breasts on top of mixture
• Pour the set aside soup mixture over the chicken
• Cover baking dish with aluminum foil and bake for 1 hour
• Remove foil and bake for an additional 15 minutes

Serves 4

I will let u know if i survive :scared: IM me if you get confused as the site is a bit of a rabbit warren...sigh. Jen