"Boater" wrote in message
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Calif Bill wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message
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Pretty amazing technology. Almost worth having to listen to Wolf
Blitzer sputter on and on with all his "uhs".

They are holographicaly projecting reporters from around the country
onto the stage beside Wolf, so it appears he is standing beside them,
talking.

Pretty cool.

Eisboch


What is crap is the reporting of results before all polls are closed.
Should not be able to report until the polls in Hawaii or Wake / Midway
close. The people do not need the info of whose ahead or behind while
polls are open.


Who put a low-performing retard like you in charge of deciding what people
need or do not need?

You seem to be the low performing retard. Do a search for top rated
political writers and no H. Krause shows up.

"Boater" wrote in message
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Calif Bill wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message
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Pretty amazing technology. Almost worth having to listen to Wolf
Blitzer sputter on and on with all his "uhs".

They are holographicaly projecting reporters from around the country
onto the stage beside Wolf, so it appears he is standing beside them,
talking.

Pretty cool.

Eisboch


What is crap is the reporting of results before all polls are closed.
Should not be able to report until the polls in Hawaii or Wake / Midway
close. The people do not need the info of whose ahead or behind while
polls are open.


Who put a low-performing retard like you in charge of deciding what people
need or do not need?

How about we start reporting voting counts in your state every hour on the
hour starting in the morning? Every hour the precinct workers count and
post the vote. Think that might change the vote? Seems as if you are the
retard.

On Nov 4, 8:17*pm, "Calif Bill" wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message

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Pretty amazing technology. *Almost worth having to listen to Wolf Blitzer
sputter on and on with all his "uhs".

They are holographicaly projecting reporters from around the country onto
the stage beside Wolf, so it appears he is standing beside them, talking.

Pretty cool.

Eisboch

What is crap is the reporting of results before all polls are closed.
Should not be able to report until the polls in Hawaii or Wake / Midway
close. *The people do not need the info of whose ahead or behind while polls
are open.

Take that, the illegal money, the deceitful reporting and lack of
investigations of the democratic ticket by the MSM, the organized
voter fraud and you have a sophisticated lynching of democracy...

wrote:
On Nov 4, 8:17 pm, "Calif Bill" wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message

news


Pretty amazing technology. Almost worth having to listen to Wolf Blitzer
sputter on and on with all his "uhs".
They are holographicaly projecting reporters from around the country onto
the stage beside Wolf, so it appears he is standing beside them, talking.
Pretty cool.
Eisboch
What is crap is the reporting of results before all polls are closed.
Should not be able to report until the polls in Hawaii or Wake / Midway
close. The people do not need the info of whose ahead or behind while polls
are open.

Take that, the illegal money, the deceitful reporting and lack of
investigations of the democratic ticket by the MSM, the organized
voter fraud and you have a sophisticated lynching of democracy...

The media will turn on Obama when he starts throwing them out of the
White House briefing room.

On Nov 4, 8:17*pm, "Calif Bill" wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message

news


Pretty amazing technology. *Almost worth having to listen to Wolf Blitzer
sputter on and on with all his "uhs".

They are holographicaly projecting reporters from around the country onto
the stage beside Wolf, so it appears he is standing beside them, talking.

Pretty cool.

Eisboch

What is crap is the reporting of results before all polls are closed.
Should not be able to report until the polls in Hawaii or Wake / Midway
close. *The people do not need the info of whose ahead or behind while polls
are open.

I thought all of those political reporter idiots were going to skeet
in their pants!

On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 19:27:50 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


Pretty amazing technology. Almost worth having to listen to Wolf Blitzer
sputter on and on with all his "uhs".

They are holographicaly projecting reporters from around the country onto
the stage beside Wolf, so it appears he is standing beside them, talking.

Pretty cool.

If it wasn't a camera trick. I don't know if Blitzer was seeing what
we were seeing.
Anyway, since a holograph is 3-D, it's sort of silly to waste it on
2-D TV.
I'll believe CNN had a projector when I see one in BestBuy.
Preferably of M. Monroe standing on a grate.

--Vic

"Vic Smith" wrote in message
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On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 19:27:50 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


Pretty amazing technology. Almost worth having to listen to Wolf Blitzer
sputter on and on with all his "uhs".

They are holographicaly projecting reporters from around the country onto
the stage beside Wolf, so it appears he is standing beside them, talking.

Pretty cool.

If it wasn't a camera trick. I don't know if Blitzer was seeing what
we were seeing.

Anyway, since a holograph is 3-D, it's sort of silly to waste it on
2-D TV.
I'll believe CNN had a projector when I see one in BestBuy.
Preferably of M. Monroe standing on a grate.

--Vic


Heh. First, welcome back.

Blitzer could see the image, in 3D. The technology they used was more than
a laser holographic image projector.
They also had some sophisticated synchronization of the detectors and
projectors.

This is a technology coming to your home in the not too distant future
(assuming you want it). Someday you will rent a movie and the images will
appear in your living room, in 3D and not projected onto any kind of screen
or displayed from a conventional HD monitor.

Eisboch