Way Cool, Mike.  When I showed POV to may 8 year old daughter, she said "Can I
make a Horse"?  And that was as far as we got.

Ken wrote:

> Hi,
>
>   My name is Mike and I am 8 1/2 years old. I made this picture with help
> from my uncle Ken. I did not want to show it like this but uncle Ken said
> the people here are nice and would have a nice laugh when they saw it.
> I hope you enjoy it as much as I had fun making it. I am going to have a
> poster made from this picture to take to school with me.
>
>  Bye,
>
>  Mike Tyler
>
> A note from uncle Ken:
>
>  This will teach my brother to drop his kid off on me unexpectedly for
> the day. Mike is now so firmly hooked on Pov daddy won't be able to
> get near his computer for a month. There is a copy of Pov-Ray waiting
> for him in his email today (Snicker). I wonder if raytracing ability is
> heriditary ? Hmmm ...
>
> --
> Ken Tyler
>
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
>
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  [Image]

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I like it mike!

Did Uncle Ken have you fill out the Lance Birch POV Survey?<laugh>

>There is a copy of Pov-Ray waiting for him in his email today (Snicker)

"...Wow there sure is a lot of mail today..."

PS. Ken, did you teach Mike to indent?
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Welcome home Mike
If you haven't stated your age nobody here would have guessed !

one more word : bravo!

Philippe

>Hi,
>
>  My name is Mike and I am 8 1/2 years old. I made this picture with help
>from my uncle Ken. I did not want to show it like this but uncle Ken said
>the people here are nice and would have a nice laugh when they saw it.
>I hope you enjoy it as much as I had fun making it. I am going to have a
>poster made from this picture to take to school with me.
>
>
> Bye,
>
> Mike Tyler
>
>
>A note from uncle Ken:
>
> This will teach my brother to drop his kid off on me unexpectedly for
>the day. Mike is now so firmly hooked on Pov daddy won't be able to
>get near his computer for a month. There is a copy of Pov-Ray waiting
>for him in his email today (Snicker). I wonder if raytracing ability is
>heriditary ? Hmmm ...
>
>--
>Ken Tyler
>
>mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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Hi, Mike! This looks like fun. Rudolph (?) looks especially crazy in this
shot. I wish my first image had been so good.

A note to Ken: I cetainly sense talent here. Hereditary or not - does it
really matter?

Margus

Ken wrote in message <370A4B7B.C79005C2@pacbell.net>...
>Hi,
>
>  My name is Mike and I am 8 1/2 years old. I made this picture with help
>from my uncle Ken. I did not want to show it like this but uncle Ken said
>the people here are nice and would have a nice laugh when they saw it.
>I hope you enjoy it as much as I had fun making it. I am going to have a
>poster made from this picture to take to school with me.
>
>
> Bye,
>
> Mike Tyler
>
>
>A note from uncle Ken:
>
> This will teach my brother to drop his kid off on me unexpectedly for
>the day. Mike is now so firmly hooked on Pov daddy won't be able to
>get near his computer for a month. There is a copy of Pov-Ray waiting
>for him in his email today (Snicker). I wonder if raytracing ability is
>heriditary ? Hmmm ...
>
>--
>Ken Tyler
>
>mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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Just a quick note to let you all know that Mike was totaly jazzed by
the couple of responses he got to read before he had to leave. I will
forward all responses to this thread to him so that he won't miss them.
For some reason Dad's response to Mike new found interest and popularity
was a little less enthusiastic. He never liked to share his toys when
I grew up with him so I'm not surprised at his response when his computor
time looks to be imminently threatened by an 8 1/2 year old offspring.
  When Mike left I could have sworn I heard him say to himself something
about cones and bungee sticks. I believe he is hooked and it may last at
least as long as it takes him to figure out how to use cones as bungee
sticks. :)


Quick side note:

  I am a little depressed/surprised that not one of you have picked up
on the refective sphere hovering over a checkered plane as his first
ratracing image. It was done somewhat at my urging. Oh well when asked
a few years from now what his first image was Mike will have a valid
response ready for the inquirer.

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mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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Watch it now, he's committing plagerism using your Rudolph, Ken!


Ken wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
>   My name is Mike and I am 8 1/2 years old. I made this picture with help
> from my uncle Ken. I did not want to show it like this but uncle Ken said
> the people here are nice and would have a nice laugh when they saw it.
> I hope you enjoy it as much as I had fun making it. I am going to have a
> poster made from this picture to take to school with me.
> 
>  Bye,
> 
>  Mike Tyler
> 
> A note from uncle Ken:
> 
>  This will teach my brother to drop his kid off on me unexpectedly for
> the day. Mike is now so firmly hooked on Pov daddy won't be able to
> get near his computer for a month. There is a copy of Pov-Ray waiting
> for him in his email today (Snicker). I wonder if raytracing ability is
> heriditary ? Hmmm ...
> 
> --
> Ken Tyler
> 
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
> 
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  [Image]

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Bob Hughes wrote:
> 
> Watch it now, he's committing plagerism using your Rudolph, Ken!

It's cool since Rudolfo Rastaman Rainderius was only making a cameo
appearance as part of a publicity stunt.

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mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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*laugh*
I actually didn't realise that it was that, stupid me.. I was too stuck on the
plane and the reindeer.. *duh*


Send our regards to the youngest in the community.

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I'd like to comment that I DID in fact pick up on the Mirrored sphere
over checkered plane motif... I was just reading through the responses
to see if anyone else had picked it up before I left the 10th message on
the topic.  I am quite surprised myself.

Steve
I wish I had an Uncle like you...then again, my dad was pretty cutting
edge.

Ken wrote:
> 
> Just a quick note to let you all know that Mike was totaly jazzed by
> the couple of responses he got to read before he had to leave. I will
> forward all responses to this thread to him so that he won't miss them.
> For some reason Dad's response to Mike new found interest and popularity
> was a little less enthusiastic. He never liked to share his toys when
> I grew up with him so I'm not surprised at his response when his computor
> time looks to be imminently threatened by an 8 1/2 year old offspring.
>   When Mike left I could have sworn I heard him say to himself something
> about cones and bungee sticks. I believe he is hooked and it may last at
> least as long as it takes him to figure out how to use cones as bungee
> sticks. :)
> 
> Quick side note:
> 
>   I am a little depressed/surprised that not one of you have picked up
> on the refective sphere hovering over a checkered plane as his first
> ratracing image. It was done somewhat at my urging. Oh well when asked
> a few years from now what his first image was Mike will have a valid
> response ready for the inquirer.
> 
> --
> Ken Tyler
> 
> mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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Stephen Lavedas wrote:

> Steve
> I wish I had an Uncle like you...then again, my dad was pretty cutting
> edge.

My Dad still manages to keep me on my toes when we are together. It would
certainly have been different had we the vast resources available to
the present day generation. Kids these days just don't know how lucky
they really are to have been born in this time period and it's only going
to get better with the passage of time.

  That is until all of the earths resources run out and the dark times
of humanity return us to a more earth/nature based society.

 From the prophecies of Ken (a.k.a. Nostradomus) Tyler circa late 1990's.

-- 
Ken Tyler

mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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