Sigvald Gr?sfjeld jr. wrote:
> Just go to the same adress. You won't be given a
> second
> vote.
Well, you probably will if such time time has passed. To view the
results without voting click here:
http://lokal.prydslauritsen.dk/poll/?view=1
Thomas
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Thomas Pryds Lauritsen
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Message 61 -
2002-07-03 at 14:12:13
Frank Bubacz
Demontooth Dream (Duckburg landmarks)
Message 62 -
2002-07-03 at 14:30:33
TIMO:
>> > I had totally forgotten that it was just a dream.
>
>In Barks' original script it wasn't a dream. Editor forced him to change it
>as being too fantastic. I recall seeing somewhere at least one original
>panel.
Sounds interesting! But you don't mix it up with "The Firebug", do you?
But also in this case I don't know about a surviving censored panel.
Frank
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>> > I had totally forgotten that it was just a dream.
>
>In Barks' original script it wasn't a dream. Editor forced him to change it
>as being too fantastic. I recall seeing somewhere at least one original
>panel.
Sounds interesting! But you don't mix it up with "The Firebug", do you?
But also in this case I don't know about a surviving censored panel.
Frank
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Message 63 -
2002-07-03 at 14:37:06
HARRY:
> > I had totally forgotten that it was just a dream.
>
>Well, it wasn't a dream for everyone... 8-)
>
>See
>http://inducks.org/dd50/xeng1954.html#F1
I've seen this before, but ALSO forgot! By Godfrey!
However, I'm not "overtuigd". It's still a dream, a TRUE nightmare this
time!!! ;-) (We only don't see Donald wake up...)
Frank
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> > I had totally forgotten that it was just a dream.
>
>Well, it wasn't a dream for everyone... 8-)
>
>See
>http://inducks.org/dd50/xeng1954.html#F1
I've seen this before, but ALSO forgot! By Godfrey!
However, I'm not "overtuigd". It's still a dream, a TRUE nightmare this
time!!! ;-) (We only don't see Donald wake up...)
Frank
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Message 64 -
2002-07-03 at 14:44:32
>Not "editor forced him". Barks thought so himself:
>the panel of Uncle Scrooge's money ramp and deciding it looked too
>IMPOSSIBLE to be real".>>
Ahh... once again my memory failed me. :-/ I should've checked it.
>That panel is also shown on the above webpage.
And at least in DD Adventures 12 on Cross Talk column. Where I also could
have checked the facts...
So, the it IS a dream and is there Demontooth at all? Is it Demontooth
appearing in Golden Christmas Tree? I don't know if it is just made up by
Finnish translator...
Timo
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>the panel of Uncle Scrooge's money ramp and deciding it looked too
>IMPOSSIBLE to be real".>>
Ahh... once again my memory failed me. :-/ I should've checked it.
>That panel is also shown on the above webpage.
And at least in DD Adventures 12 on Cross Talk column. Where I also could
have checked the facts...
So, the it IS a dream and is there Demontooth at all? Is it Demontooth
appearing in Golden Christmas Tree? I don't know if it is just made up by
Finnish translator...
Timo
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Message 65 -
2002-07-03 at 14:52:08
>Sounds interesting! But you don't mix it up with "The Firebug", do you?
>But also in this case I don't know about a surviving censored panel.
That must've been the reason why I made that error... perhaps..
Or I just automatically think that it is always those bad bad naughty
editors who force artists to do things against their will, or else... ;-)
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>But also in this case I don't know about a surviving censored panel.
That must've been the reason why I made that error... perhaps..
Or I just automatically think that it is always those bad bad naughty
editors who force artists to do things against their will, or else... ;-)
Timo
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Message 66 -
2002-07-03 at 15:41:23
Timo:
> So, the it IS a dream and is there Demontooth at all? Is it Demontooth
> appearing in Golden Christmas Tree? I don't know if it is just made up by
> Finnish translator...
Barks called it Demontooth in both stories. (And, incidentally, Golden
Christmas Tree IS a story which he had to change at the editor's request
...)
Gerd
> So, the it IS a dream and is there Demontooth at all? Is it Demontooth
> appearing in Golden Christmas Tree? I don't know if it is just made up by
> Finnish translator...
Barks called it Demontooth in both stories. (And, incidentally, Golden
Christmas Tree IS a story which he had to change at the editor's request
...)
Gerd
Sue And Gary Leach
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Message 67 -
2002-07-03 at 19:46:59
Not exactly on topic, just wanted to say that I have been experiencing a
weird thing on my e-mailer, which appears to be sending missives I thought I
was cancelling. That's why there were two versions of one missive on DCML
Digest #997. (Luca got the same treatment from me a couple of days ago.)
No harm done, I guess, but still?annoying.
Gary
weird thing on my e-mailer, which appears to be sending missives I thought I
was cancelling. That's why there were two versions of one missive on DCML
Digest #997. (Luca got the same treatment from me a couple of days ago.)
No harm done, I guess, but still?annoying.
Gary
Nils Lid Hjort
Which story is this?
Message 68 -
2002-07-04 at 02:08:42
Once in a while I'm asked "which story is this?" type
questions by people, accompanied by perhaps distorted
bits & pieces of memories of some Duck story they read
30 years ago -- since they know I read Ducks and they trust
my memory. And often I'm able to pinpoint the story.
As we know this is easier with Barks stories than with
others.
With this particular request I must rely on the combined
knowledge & memory of this list, however. The question
which came to me is:
"Doctor X is a medical engineer with the H hospital (in Bergen)
and takes part in the making of a new cancer treatment
machine ... He has been told by Colleague Y that his machine quite
resembles `the contraption Daisy Duck used in her
beauty parlor'."
I immediately started to lecture Doctor Z (who is a friend
of Doctor X) about WD's Comics & Stories #308 from May 1966,
where Donald enjoys some rare success with his Salon de Charm,
how he masterfully treated Mrs. J. Crowsfoot Dryskin of
Turkeyneck-on-the-Mohawk before having his business
seriously threatened by April, May & June, etc. Then,
when Doctor Z told Doctor X who told Colleague Y at Hospital H
about this, it was made clear to X by Y at H that
this was NOT the story he, Colleague Y, had in mind!
It was Daisy who used the machine, not Donald.
So what could this be? An apocryphical non-Barks non-Strobl
non-Murry story?
As usual, eternal fame for the most accurate answer.
Nils Lid Hjort
questions by people, accompanied by perhaps distorted
bits & pieces of memories of some Duck story they read
30 years ago -- since they know I read Ducks and they trust
my memory. And often I'm able to pinpoint the story.
As we know this is easier with Barks stories than with
others.
With this particular request I must rely on the combined
knowledge & memory of this list, however. The question
which came to me is:
"Doctor X is a medical engineer with the H hospital (in Bergen)
and takes part in the making of a new cancer treatment
machine ... He has been told by Colleague Y that his machine quite
resembles `the contraption Daisy Duck used in her
beauty parlor'."
I immediately started to lecture Doctor Z (who is a friend
of Doctor X) about WD's Comics & Stories #308 from May 1966,
where Donald enjoys some rare success with his Salon de Charm,
how he masterfully treated Mrs. J. Crowsfoot Dryskin of
Turkeyneck-on-the-Mohawk before having his business
seriously threatened by April, May & June, etc. Then,
when Doctor Z told Doctor X who told Colleague Y at Hospital H
about this, it was made clear to X by Y at H that
this was NOT the story he, Colleague Y, had in mind!
It was Daisy who used the machine, not Donald.
So what could this be? An apocryphical non-Barks non-Strobl
non-Murry story?
As usual, eternal fame for the most accurate answer.
Nils Lid Hjort
Frank Bubacz
Landmarks in Duckburg - Give YOUR vote!!!
Message 69 -
2002-07-04 at 12:37:10
THOMAS:
>>Just go to the same adress. You won't be given a
>>second
> > vote.
>
>Well, you probably will if such time time has passed.
I don't quite get this. IS it possible to give more than one vote?
I hope it's not. And in case if, I hope you can detect somehow if somebody
did it.
Also, it wasn't a good idea to give people the opportunity to see the
current results before they vote, because now it's easy to manipulate things
a bit.
Frank
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>>Just go to the same adress. You won't be given a
>>second
> > vote.
>
>Well, you probably will if such time time has passed.
I don't quite get this. IS it possible to give more than one vote?
I hope it's not. And in case if, I hope you can detect somehow if somebody
did it.
Also, it wasn't a good idea to give people the opportunity to see the
current results before they vote, because now it's easy to manipulate things
a bit.
Frank
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Søren Krarup Olesen
Which story is this?
Message 70 -
2002-07-04 at 14:24:25
NILS:
> [...] He has been told by Colleague Y that his machine quite
> resembles `the contraption Daisy Duck used in her beauty parlor'."
Surely a tough question. How about the cover of WDC 342 here shown in
the Danish version:
http://raptus.dk/aa70-38.jpg
If not, there is also a newspaper daily YD 49-08-05 but that's not very
likely either.
S?ren
> [...] He has been told by Colleague Y that his machine quite
> resembles `the contraption Daisy Duck used in her beauty parlor'."
Surely a tough question. How about the cover of WDC 342 here shown in
the Danish version:
http://raptus.dk/aa70-38.jpg
If not, there is also a newspaper daily YD 49-08-05 but that's not very
likely either.
S?ren
Thomas Pryds Lauritsen
Landmarks in Duckburg - Give YOUR vote!!!
Message 71 -
2002-07-04 at 14:25:13
Frank Bubacz wrote:
> I don't quite get this. IS it possible to give more than one vote?
> I hope it's not. And in case if, I hope you can detect somehow if
> somebody did it.
It is. It will never be possible to fully control this without having
some kind of digital signature which is IMHO way overkill for this
project that was meant only for the fun of it.
As of now you will be given one vote per "session". So if you reboot
your computer you will be in a new "session" and you will be able to
vote again. (and yes, there *are* easier solutions which I will of
course not reveal here)
I *could* prevent this by logging which IP adresses have voted, but if
people connect by modem they will typically get a new IP address each
time they connect, which will *both* make them be able to vote again
*and* I will block the possibility to vote for another potential visitor
who incidentally now has this IP adress. *Moreover* at some places
(companies, schools, homenetworks) where there are more computers on the
same network, all these computers "use" the same IP adress, so if one of
them voted, all others would be blocked from voting.
> Also, it wasn't a good idea to give people the opportunity to see the
> current results before they vote, because now it's easy to manipulate
> things a bit.
That's right, but better that than having people voting again and again
just to see the current results.
Anyway, this is not the presidential election -- it is not *even* the
list that Don Rosa will have to follow! -- so I trust people on their
words. Something I think it is still possible to do in this world (call
me naive if you want) when it's nothing more than for the fun of it, as
in this case.
Thomas
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> I don't quite get this. IS it possible to give more than one vote?
> I hope it's not. And in case if, I hope you can detect somehow if
> somebody did it.
It is. It will never be possible to fully control this without having
some kind of digital signature which is IMHO way overkill for this
project that was meant only for the fun of it.
As of now you will be given one vote per "session". So if you reboot
your computer you will be in a new "session" and you will be able to
vote again. (and yes, there *are* easier solutions which I will of
course not reveal here)
I *could* prevent this by logging which IP adresses have voted, but if
people connect by modem they will typically get a new IP address each
time they connect, which will *both* make them be able to vote again
*and* I will block the possibility to vote for another potential visitor
who incidentally now has this IP adress. *Moreover* at some places
(companies, schools, homenetworks) where there are more computers on the
same network, all these computers "use" the same IP adress, so if one of
them voted, all others would be blocked from voting.
> Also, it wasn't a good idea to give people the opportunity to see the
> current results before they vote, because now it's easy to manipulate
> things a bit.
That's right, but better that than having people voting again and again
just to see the current results.
Anyway, this is not the presidential election -- it is not *even* the
list that Don Rosa will have to follow! -- so I trust people on their
words. Something I think it is still possible to do in this world (call
me naive if you want) when it's nothing more than for the fun of it, as
in this case.
Thomas
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Frank Bubacz
Landmarks in Duckburg - Give YOUR vote!!!
Message 72 -
2002-07-04 at 14:52:58
THOMAS:
>Anyway, this is not the presidential election
I'm sure for some people it comes very close... but never mind, even with
this slightly problematic poll you can't beat the farce that was the last
presidential election in the USA!
>it's nothing more than for the fun of it
Of course. I'm just kidding.
Frank
(... and I swear I've only voted once.)
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>Anyway, this is not the presidential election
I'm sure for some people it comes very close... but never mind, even with
this slightly problematic poll you can't beat the farce that was the last
presidential election in the USA!
>it's nothing more than for the fun of it
Of course. I'm just kidding.
Frank
(... and I swear I've only voted once.)
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Which story is this?
Message 73 -
2002-07-04 at 16:09:34
Nils Lid Hjort wrote:
>So what could this be? An apocryphical non-Barks non-Strobl
non-Murry story?
In which way is it apocryphal? Does it all turn out to be a dream?
Lars Jensen
>So what could this be? An apocryphical non-Barks non-Strobl
non-Murry story?
In which way is it apocryphal? Does it all turn out to be a dream?
Lars Jensen
Luca Boschi
Which story is this?
Message 74 -
2002-07-04 at 17:25:06
Hello, Lars Jensen,
well... Romano Scarpa is gonna draw your story, soon (before that one of
Olaf), inspired by the old b&w movie called "Accadde Domani" in Italy
("Happened Tomorrow").
He's happy to do it (now, he's completing another story, made by him).
Cheers to all the crew!
Luca
well... Romano Scarpa is gonna draw your story, soon (before that one of
Olaf), inspired by the old b&w movie called "Accadde Domani" in Italy
("Happened Tomorrow").
He's happy to do it (now, he's completing another story, made by him).
Cheers to all the crew!
Luca
Frank Bubacz
Which story is this?
Message 75 -
2002-07-04 at 17:59:03
>From: Luca Boschi
>inspired by the old b&w movie called "Accadde Domani" in Italy
>("Happened Tomorrow").
Interesting! Is it the Rene Clair movie (1944)?
Frank
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>inspired by the old b&w movie called "Accadde Domani" in Italy
>("Happened Tomorrow").
Interesting! Is it the Rene Clair movie (1944)?
Frank
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