johnfowles
03-31-2006, 05:45 PM
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X as in exposed. New picture technology promises to let viewers literally see through the clothing of TV stars and personalities.
By Irving Clifford
Special to TVPredictions.com
TVPredictions.com has learned that the Institute of Broadcast Science and Technology in London, England, has perfected a new display technology that enables viewers to see through the clothing of any person who is positioned in the center of the screen.
"For instance, we recently watched a 1968 repeat of The Avengers starring Diana Rigg and were absolutely stunned to discover that she wore no undergarments at all," Dr. Worthington-Smythe said. "We concluded that she felt the undies inhibited her karate kicks during the show"
"You don't have to look at people with their clothes off if you don't want to. It's a choice, much like the decision to smoke, drink or pick your nostrils when no one is looking.
However, Arthur Stone, an agent for the TAA talent agency in Los Angeles, which represents some of today's biggest stars, begs to differ.
"I have actors and actresses in my office every day screaming about HDTV. They cry that people can see their zits! But now you're telling me people will see their tits! This is too much," Stone said.
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John Fowles
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[ March 31, 2006, 16:51: Message edited by: johnfowles ]
Worldwide Exclusive
Embargoed until April 1, 2006, 12 a.m. (eastern)
Feature
Ready for X-ray TV?
X as in exposed. New picture technology promises to let viewers literally see through the clothing of TV stars and personalities.
By Irving Clifford
Special to TVPredictions.com
TVPredictions.com has learned that the Institute of Broadcast Science and Technology in London, England, has perfected a new display technology that enables viewers to see through the clothing of any person who is positioned in the center of the screen.
"For instance, we recently watched a 1968 repeat of The Avengers starring Diana Rigg and were absolutely stunned to discover that she wore no undergarments at all," Dr. Worthington-Smythe said. "We concluded that she felt the undies inhibited her karate kicks during the show"
"You don't have to look at people with their clothes off if you don't want to. It's a choice, much like the decision to smoke, drink or pick your nostrils when no one is looking.
However, Arthur Stone, an agent for the TAA talent agency in Los Angeles, which represents some of today's biggest stars, begs to differ.
"I have actors and actresses in my office every day screaming about HDTV. They cry that people can see their zits! But now you're telling me people will see their tits! This is too much," Stone said.
"
Or if you don't like that site try this official page:-
http://www.w3schools.com/HTML/lastpage.htm
John Fowles
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[ March 31, 2006, 16:51: Message edited by: johnfowles ]