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For me, the meaning of "anamorphic widescreen" in the sense of Babylon 5 disks means: assuming NTSC, the video stream on disk is 720x480 (aspect ratio 1.5). The container of the stream instructs DVD players "show this stream at 1.78". How particular players fulfill this recommendation, is up to...

Mine still hasn't arrived -- but I guess I can wait a few more days before calling someone from CafePress.

Re: B5:SD Needs A Programmer! If something can be made freely, it can be published anonymously. If publishing so would hurt someone, or deprive them of deserved profit... I would recommend against it. If publishing so wouldn't hurt anyone, or the profit denied is mere hypothetical profit (or...

Now that you remind, PayPal is something I get to curse on a regular basis. :) They don't accept registration from multiple countries, and multiple stores use their services in apparent unawareness of this.

Besides, CafePress seems to ship internationally without putting an axe in your back. I've bought silly memorabilia via them before (to support some open-source software projects) but I didn't know they had access to that serious printing capacity. Then again, multiple years have passed...

Checked. Most unfortunately, the leaflet packaged with "Trying to Forget" does not contain the song lyrics. Perhaps they can be located elsewhere?

Unfortunately I don't remember whether "Trying to Forget" actually had song texts included with the disk. I'll check when I get home (currently at work).

Could have been a game involving rock, scizzors and paper. Perhaps the fortress was uniquely equipped to deal with orbital opponents (enough to force the Earth starship to stay outside its field of view) and low-altitude aerial attack/landing *was* sensible? We weren't really told. Nor can we...

All this stuff about luck and numbers... reminded me of a silly parallel: the game Locke demonstrated to a kid in the toy shop (first season episode). Mouse Trap, or what was the game called? Winner is... who builds the longest working chain of causality? I sense a parallel with the numbers and...

I've only known of B5 since 1998, and started participating online somewhat later. It's been a while, I notice. :eek

For a multimedia release, we'd need a convenient form of digital paper -- notably more readable than TFT screens. Unfortunately, none is widespread yet... and for my picky criteria... none actually exists yet.

No worry. They'll surely ship to everyone who expresses willingness to buy. Besides, given the notable desirability of the material, even an export restriction by Vorlon Empire would not prevent me from getting it.

I will certainly be highly interested in reading those scripts. It is a sizable chunk, but should spread out nicely over time. Besides, if they get decent, predictable sales volume, they might consider dropping the price. Printing in half-decent volume shouldn't cost that much.

Re: What\'s wrong with this picture? (SA&B) :D :D :D

Turbulence from ground does exist... but turbulences eventually cancel each other out. Given time to stablize, I think the whole air mass would start spinning fairly cohesively. Core shuttles are streamlined little things, going back and forth in the presumably calmest part of the station...