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Animated GIF images continue to be made  from the trailers for each of the 8 Big Biting Pig Productions movies - starting with their latest and moving backwards through the collection - this installment of 3 image files is from their 4th movie: "Hell is Full"

Coming to get  you...

"Hell is Full" (2010) - Big Biting Pig Productions

The creation of animated GIF images using scenes from trailers for each of the 8 Big Biting Pig Productions movies continues... Starting with their latest feature and moving backwards through the collection; this installment of 3 image files is from their 5th movie: "The Creepy Doll"

Quite a doll collection.

"The Creepy Doll" (2011) - Big Biting Pig Productions

My self-assigned exercise to create animated GIF images using scenes from trailers for each of the 8 Big Biting Pig Productions movies continues... Starting with their latest feature and moving backwards through the collection; this installment of 4 image files is from their 6th movie: "Spirit Stalkers"

Meet the Team

"Spirit Stalkers" (2012) - Big Biting Pig Productions

As part of my self-imposed mission to create animated GIF images from the trailers for each of the 8 Big Biting Pig Productions movies - starting with their latest and moving backwards through the collection - this installment of 3 image files is from their 7th movie: "lucid."

Some Big News:
Lucid recently placed 2nd in the Feature Suspense Thriller category of the Indie Gathering International Film Festival! [http://theindiegathering.com/]

Back when...

"lucid." (2013) - Big Biting Pig Productions

Ok, so it is no secret that I have been on the Big Biting Pig bandwagon lately. Of course with the recent release of their latest horror feature, "The Caretakers", the buzz has been pretty intense in my neck of the woods. In the midsts of all this hoopla I have been inspired to get a bit creative and have decided to harvest the Big Biting Pig Trailer videos for some prime animated "GIFage."

I have decided to create two or three of these for each of the Big Biting Pig Productions movies - 8 of them to date - starting with their latest and moving backwards through the collection. This installment of 4 image files is from "The Caretakers"

Catherine has the power...

"The Caretakers" (2014) - Big Biting Pig Productions

Thanks to everyone that attended the super-exclusive Indianapolis Edition of the Big Biting Pig Productions - "The Caretakers" World Premiere Event. The movie was well received by all in attendance and a great time was certainly enjoyed. I regret that we were unable to make the drive to Madisonville, Kentucky for the official event and I would like to formally thank Steve Hudgins and Pj Woodside for their kindness and support in helping me realize my goal of joining the piglets' celebration in absentia.

Congratulations to Steve, PJ, Felicia and the entire cast and crew
of "The Caretakers" for a job well done.

Photo-Montage by DeBurger Photo Image & Design
(Click to enlarge.)

While admiring a lovely "Pin-Up Girl" image at the occasional Pin-Up Gallery (a.k.a. Service Station, Machine Shop, Warehouse, etc...) one is often compelled by nature to imagine this idealized form as though it is representing a real, live, flesh-and-blood lady. Well gentlemen, dream no more; as we pull back the veil of paint and canvas to reveal the girls behind the glamor.

Behind The Project:
While loitering around the website here I noticed in the Reddit Feed (available only to logged-in members) the headline "Before Photoshop, there was pinup art." I was not exactly sure how to take that so I clicked the link to investigate. What I found was a JPG image file 720px X 9,779px containing 20 pairs of images showing Pin-Up paintings next to the actual working photographs that were used as the artist's guide.

This to me was an incredible find and since I am all about sharing incredible internet discoveries I just knew somewhere in that collection of images was a post just waiting to happen. It occurred to me that the source photograph was so close to the finished artwork that it would be so cool to have one dissolve into the other. That is exactly what I did; as exhibited in the slide presentation below.

Enjoy!

Pin-Up Gallery

Note: If you are not seeing a smooth transition between slides click "Restart Presentation"

Source:
http://www.reddit.com/user/I_WILL_BOLD_COMMENTS
http://i.imgur.com/sXjNAq3.jpg

"Phillips 66" Image Source:
my28chev.blogspot.com

Here at BlogDogit.com we are nothing if not generous. So in addition to taking the "Pledge to PUT" I have created the accompanying graphical elements that I hope might prove useful to the Project PUT movement. In addition to these items I have prepared many other sizes and formats that I will gladly give to the project if they wish to have them.

Litter in its place!

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By now all users of the Windows XP operating system should be aware that Microsoft is no longer offering support for that system and as a result the built-in internet browser "Internet Explorer" is no longer to be considered safe for use. Any XP computer now used to access the internet should be using another browser (Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, etc.) for internet access. Once you have another browser installed you should disable Internet Explorer to prevent it from gaining access to the outside world. Unfortunately Internet Explorer is not a program that can be completely uninstalled but it is possible to effectively "turn it off."
 

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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionInternet Settings]
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Following this modification Internet Explorer will no longer be able to access the internet. It will however, still work for pages saved on your computer and for locations on your local network.

Congratulations, you have just made Windows XP safe for the internet again. Of course the sage admonishment of "Be Careful What You Click" and "Use Protection" still apply.

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It was GatorWoman reminiscing about her meeting with the legendary "Iron Eyes" Cody [see Walking With The Alligators - Earth Day Memories, then and now~] that got me thinking back to the mid-seventies and anti-pollution campaigns of days gone by.

From Wikipedia:

Cody was widely seen in his "crying chief" role in the "Keep America Beautiful" public service announcement (PSA) in the early 1970s. The environmental commercial showed Cody dressed as a Native American, shedding a tear after trash is thrown from the window of a car and it lands at his feet. The announcer, William Conrad, says: "People start pollution; people can stop it."

As memorable as that "Keep America Beautiful" spot was it was the United States Brewers Association's "Pitch In" campaign that I recall as being one of the most effective or rather affective anti-litter campaigns. It was that infectious "jingle" - written by Steve Karmen  that I recall as becoming a mid-seventies Brainworm.

Seeing this video again takes me back to those days in May spent at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the days leading up to "The Greatest Spectacle In Racing" - The Indianapolis 500. In the height of the "Pitch In" campaign this song was played at the track with such absurd regularity that many in attendance fell prey to this anti-litter brainwashing and would join the collective hive-mind and sing along every time the PSA was broadcast. It was actually heartwarming to witness so many people joining their voices together in support of a cleaner planet. Even to this day, I cannot stand litter-bugs - coincidence? I think not...