... don't see TAR in the same league as Lucy. You seem to think that everyone is going to go out on January 1st and buy a HD TV. Not likely. The sales figures for ATSC tv's are quite impressive. And in consequence, the TV shows that are filmed in HD will have to run that "This program is altered to fit the screen of your TV" disclaimer before shows like TAR.> Nope. Just letterbox it like some shows are done now.

On Sat, 9 Aug 2008, John Rowland wrote: Tom Anderson wrote: Here's another thought: if you had a letterbox on both sides, could you have two addresses? Do addresses in fact belong to letterboxes, and not houses? I take it you know about Baarle-Nassau? Oh yes. Surely everybody knows about Baarle-Nassau? I've just noticed that...

Tom Anderson wrote: Here's another thought: if you had a letterbox on both sides, could you have two addresses? Do addresses in fact belong to letterboxes, and not houses? I take it you know about Baarle-Nassau? I've just noticed that the Westbury Hotel gives its address as The Westbury Hotel Bond Street, Mayfair, ...

...> said: Here's another thought: if you had a letterbox on both sides, could you have two addresses? Do addresses in fact belong to letterboxes, and not houses? The former. Sort of. The building I ...for flats 2 and 3 is delivered through a single letterbox. Consequently, as far as the post office is concerned, there ... one for flat 1, and one for the shared letterbox of flats 2 and 3. This is quite ...

... said: Here's another thought: if you had a letterbox on both sides, could you have two addresses? Do addresses in fact belong to letterboxes, and not houses? The former. Sort of. The building I...Post for flats 2 and 3 is delivered through a single letterbox. Consequently, as far as the post office is concerned, there ..., one for flat 1, and one for the shared letterbox of flats 2 and 3. This is quite irritating, ...

... from his slumbers and wrote On Mon, 28 Jul 2008, michael adams wrote: Here's another thought: if you had a letterbox on both sides, could you have two addresses? Do addresses in fact belong to letterboxes, and not houses? That's true, mutatis mutandis, of internet addresses and network interfaces. I was very confused when i realised that my ...

... in real life. All CRT screens flicker (as do LCD screens) because they draw each line separately. As they get older the screens can start to misbehave and flicker more badly. On things like computer screens, you can of course adjust the refresh rates and resolution to rduece the amount of flicker, but not usually on a TV screen (although changing to a 'letterbox' option if available may help since the screen has less to refresh).

... just so lang as there's no intention to decieve that's presumably o.k. Here's another thought: if you had a letterbox on both sides, could you have two addresses? Do addresses in fact belong to letterboxes, and not houses? All I remember reading is that the first 20 or so houses in Park Lane from the Marble Arch end, aren't actually in ...

... just so lang as there's no intention to decieve that's presumably o.k. Here's another thought: if you had a letterbox on both sides, could you have two addresses? Do addresses in fact belong to letterboxes, and not houses? That's true, mutatis mutandis, of internet addresses and network interfaces. I was very confused when i realised that my ...

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