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The Pete Wright Memorial Horseshoe Tournament will be held on May 30 at 1 p.m. at Weathertite Barn in Andes. Parking can be found on Main Street or at the school. This tournament is in its seventh year.
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I just upgraded to ICS. In the new people app I found I now had two facebook entries for each contact. One Facebook, the other Facebook (my gallery). I removed the Facebook (my gallery) account as I have no interest in seeing peoples pics in my gallery ..... I guess this is a builtin android feature. The other facebook account was associated with a downloaded app. I removed this and sure enough all the facebook contacts disappeared from the people app. I re-added the Facebook (downloaded account) and selected to "sync with existing contacts" (ones already in my contacts) but it doesn't seem to be working, instead in syncs all my fb contacts even ones that are not already in my contacts. Bug? or is there a way to fix? I only want facebook info added to contacts I already have in my other address book.
I chose to 'not sync any' just b/c when I've done syncing before it will double up people and all kinds of crazy crap.
So if you disable facebook under people app, options, contacts to display, customize, it flips the facebook apps sync contacts value between sync all and sync existing. That's non intuitive, I would expect the facebook app to sync whatever and then the people app contacts to display to limit the presentation of syncd data. Anyways customizing the contacts to display turning off facebook stops displaying of Facebook only contacts whilst still showing facebook info for existing contacts. Seems to be a few usability issues/bugs here. Also to the previous poster... if you sync all and have dupes you can click on the dup and do edit join to merge two contacts from diff sources into one.


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Curtis Glencross produces the latest sickening hit on Clayton Stoner; Suspension on the way?
Jan 20, 2011, 10:48 AM EDT
It's another day, another sickening hit that makes you wonder how the culture of taking liberties with opponents will ever be altered.
Wednesday's suspension-worthy hit du jour featured Calgary Flames forward Curtis Glencross boarding Minnesota Wild defenseman Clayton Stoner. This hit seems like a more severe twin to the hit Alex Ovechkin delivered on Brian Campbell last season, which earned Ovechkin a suspension and put Soupy on the shelf for quite some time.
Much like Stoner's defenselessness during the play, there's no defending Glencross for this hit. It was unnecessary.
Michael Russo points out that Stoner seemed OK despite seemingly hurting his shoulder, although Russo also reminds us that symptoms can show up after the fact. The NHL seems to base the severity of his disciplinary punishments on how injured a victim ends up, which is pretty unfortunate because hits like these need to stop. (Still, it's good to know that Stoner shouldn't miss too much time.)
We'll keep an eye on the situation, as Glencross has a suspension in his past (a three-game punishment in November 2009). You can check out the video below to decide for yourself whether he deserves to be suspended or not.
- sknut - Jan 20, 2011 at 11:17 AM
Its Clayton Stoner, not Curtis.
- James O'Brien - Jan 20, 2011 at 11:57 AM
Fixed it, thanks.
- gopetesgo - Jan 21, 2011 at 5:28 PM
I don't agree a suspension is warranted here. Stoner puts the brakes on to get position and sticks his backside into Glencross, even before the goal line. What is Glencross supposed to do? He has to push back a little. He didn't put any huge force into the hit. Stoner lost his footing. This kind of play happens ALL the time and nothing happens and these talking heads make no reference to it. No doubt you need to be respectful to opponents but it's not like this was 2 feet from the wall. Let's not get too crazy – hitting is part of the game.
- katyhockeymom - Jan 26, 2011 at 2:21 AM
I often tell my 8-year-old son that the rules in hockey are there largely to keep people from getting hurt: no tripping, no slashing, no boarding, no spearing, no cross-checking… These are actions that can foreseeably result in injury; therefore, they are against the rules. Legal hitting is part of the game because it can change the outcome of a play, typically by the loss or gain of puck control. This hit added nothing to the game and did not change the outcome of the play; its only purpose was to hurt Stoner. It was a mean-spirited, cowardly display of poor sportsmanship, not a hockey hit. If you have something to prove, drop the gloves and fight like a man. Knocking a defenseless player head-first into the boards can sideline him for months with an injury or even end his career. These dirty hits are detrimental to our sport in every way and offenders should be fined and punished.


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This 1965 Ford Mustang 2+2 (chassis 5R09A141840) is one of the first Fastbacks ever produced, with its 9/26/1964 build date just two weeks after the model was announced on 9/9/1964. It is a very clean condition with a re-spray in the factory Poppy Red (orange) about twelve years ago that looks terrific, with original paint remaining in the trunk. The stance is slightly lowered over 15″ styled steel wheels and the car looks very impressive in person, as it was photographed at the BaT display at P.I.R. this weekend. It is now available in Portland, Oregon for $27,900.
The car now has grille lights and rear trumpet exhausts that came later on the GT models, as well as the front disk brakes that were an option when this car was produced (1964 options list). 14″ wheels in this style always look a little small, so these +1 replacements look very nice. The car hails from Southern California and as a result the seller says that it is very dry.
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Body– 63A fastback/std interior
Color–3 Poppy Red
Trim—D6 Parchment
Date–26J Sept. 26 1964
DSO—72 San Jose
Axle—1 3.00:1
Trans–6 C4 Crusise-O-Matic
The seat covers were upgraded to Pony units, and the car now has a Rally-Pac with a tachometer and clock, but the clock is not keeping time. The aftermarket arm rest and cup holders are removable.
The car is an A-code, 225 horsepower 289 4BBL V8 car , and the engine is all stock apart from the chrome Shelby-style air cleaner and finned aluminum valve covers. The original gold steel valve covers and air cleaner are included as well.
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@ jfa It is still available, this past weekend I entered in the "Columbia River Concours D'Elegance" ion Vancouver Wa. and it won the Mustang class. Call me or email @ email@example.com 503 789 7574.
Has this car sold yet? Or are there any updates on it?
A friend came by, back in the day, and let me drive his 6 month old Mustang. It was like this one, but a stick shift and metallic aqua green outside. My impressions were: The car is huge, the suspension was sloppy, the steering was slow, it was like driving a Falcon. Now my kids are restoring some, and when you do to this car what Shelby did (not trying to save nickles like Ford) the car begins to get interesting. Drill four big holes and move the front suspension down to give some negative camber, put on a quick steering pitman and idler arm for quick steering (which better have power unless you are a Gorilla), and stiffen the shock towers as on this red car. I think just the Koni shocks on the Shelby would make the greatest difference.
These days you would just gut the interior and add a full cage to stiffen it up. Go to RoadAmerica on youtube and look for the cars like this on the track. Very dramatic is, "Group 6 at the Kink". They say they make 545 hp. My sense is a nice FIA spec race car can bring more today than a restored to stock.
2+2 typically refers to a car that has limited back seat room. I don't think there are any particular standards for this nomenclature, but always applies to a two door with apparent back seats but ones that an adult would be unlikely to want to spend much time in. I don't know if I have ever heard of a 911 being called a 2+2, but whenever I see those back seats…I think it the name probably applies.
@Matt – I've read about this shift pattern in years past and it sounds a lot more complicated than the later model C4 I had in my early Bronco at one time. I shifted it manually frequently for a little more "spirited" driving and downshifting to 2nd (and 1st if you were going slow enough) certainly helped with some compression braking. Shifting manually really helps off roading. Our Stroppe racing Bronco has a C4 with reverse manual pattern on it (P-R-N-1-2-3) which is pretty standard these days for off road racing. I still do the same thing with the 700R4 in my early Bronco today.
That MGB/GT in the background looks nice………
Oh….no wonder it looks so good….that's my B/GT! …….
parked at the BAT corral- ha ha
Had a great time there this weekend!
@Matt — also works with the much later AOD, which doesn't have a shifter position to select 2nd manually (just OD, D, 1). As you mentioned, it can get hairy if you slow down enough for the trans to drop back down to 1st!
This looks exactly like one I just saw driving south on 880 in Hayward CA just about a half hour ago. I love the way these cars look.
Sorry! I just happened to be thinking about the Hertz Mustangs and went googling!
Though I have to say your explanation is more thorough and explains THE WHY……….which always helps when I'm trying to figure things out :)
As far as I know if you don't have the shift pattern unique to these it probably wouldn't work…..hence my crack to Toly about kids shifting automatics as if they were sticks :)
That said I would prefer one of the few sticks that were produced for the H cars………
In the spirit of BaT and sharing nteresting related stuff there is this from an upcoming Russo & Steele Monterey sale for a 350H…..
There is a pdf file atached which gives the breakdown from SAAC on trannys etc
I hope Toly A. sees your explanation……
Stayed out of this one so far, but the comments are interesting. Surprised at the 50/50 split on "love it as is" vs. "why didn't he leave it stock?"
I vote for stock on this one. I was a car-obsessed lunatic when these showed up and could not wait to get my clumsy teenage hands on one. I remember the original stance and option details vividly. That's why I did a full stop when I saw the rear GT treatment.
Love the color, but the slouchy look, upsized wheel/tire combo and pseudo-GT bits just confuse things. I'm no purist ( I think they're a generally unhappy lot) but this one would appeal much more to me if it hadn't had a half-baked makeover. To Pete C.'s point — respect the original design. Either go all the way and make it a full-out pretender GT, or enjoy it as is. But it's not my car, so do what you will!
Thanks for beating me to the punch. I've been away from the interwebs since I first posted.
It's a great little trick. The shift pattern on this was unique to only a couple years ending in '66. They're known as the "green dot" transmissions. Instead of a normal shift pattern, it has P, R, N, White Dot, Green Dot, L. The white dot is for low traction and only uses 2 and 3. The green dot is the equivalent of Drive in a typical shift pattern. So in the article he's saying go from L, flick it up to green dot and instantly back to L to engage 2, then move it back to green dot for 3.
It won't downshift into 1 below a certain speed (25 or so I believe), so for passing or to power out of a corner just drop it into L and it will almost instantly kick into 2. Much faster and more satisfying than the floor it and wait for the kick down method of just leaving it in drive. Just be careful if you are near that 1st gear cutoff speed as at least with mine if it kicks down into 1 using this method it chirps the tires every time. That could lead to some excitement under the right circumstances going around a bend.
In any event, I'd just say be cautious if you're gonna try it. I don't wanna bring it up, then have a BaT funeral announcement on my conscience from some freak accident occurrence involving a sideways trip into a utility pole or something.
I don't know if it works on any other transmissions. For all I know it doesn't even work in the later C4 that uses a normal D, 2, 1 shift pattern. So please don't go blowing up your trans if you aren't absolutely sure it works on yours. Although on the other hand, that would make for the perfect excuse to swap in the 5 speed you've been dreaming about. Especially if you have to justify it to the wife. "sorry honey, I don't know how it broke, but as long as I'm in there I might as well do the 5 speed, you know, for the fuel mileage." Just make sure you practice it in front of a mirror first so you're sure you can do it with a straight face.
The '65 Mustang fastback is such an iconic car that each of us that remembers it from the time probably has our own 'signature color'. And for me it would be either ivy green or phoenician yellow, which are the colors I associate with the ones I saw–that and wimbledon white with a pair of broad blue stripes…
And as others have said, an owner can modify his car as he wishes. But this one is a reminder of the dangers of messing with an icon.
I call it a signature color because it came and went away at roughly the same time as did the first fastback (which was lost to the 1967 restyle). For some reason, most of the Poppy Red Mustangs seemed to have been the fastbacks.
The color has a lot of drama and is not to everyone's taste. It is certainly a "look at me" color.
Some other signature colors are the white with orange stripe Indy Pace Car early Camaro convertibles, or the black with gold trim late 70s Trans Am. Orange early Datsun 510s and Z cars. (Beige Camrys?) You think of the color or color combo and a specific car comes to mind. To me, Poppy Red goes with an early fastback.
The upsized wheels with the stock looking Mustang centers and low profiles on this car are new to me, but I see a surprising number of Mustangs for sale today with contemporary rims and low profiles. They don't appeal to me for a number of reasons, but that's OK. Do what you want, it's your car.
I've said this here before: back in the ' 60s and '70s fast cars had big fat tires, and back then they looked both cool and mean that way. Both musclecars and high powered sports cars had great stance, and a big part of that stance was the tires.
For that reason I expect an early fastback Mustang to have a different stance than this one, one that involves fat performance tires on the stock rims that the car would had worn when it left the factory. Restomods are OK, but for me they are a mix of eras, and even a mix of genres that just doesn't seem right. The worst example would be that Moskovitch (if I remember correctly) with the giant chrome rims+low profiles on here a few months ago.
I think of my view as only partly having to do with keeping cars stock looking. The other part is having respect for the designers and engineers who created the car, an effort that for me is art added to engineering.
As I said, do what you want, it's your car. But my approach would not be to 'personalize' a car that was mostly stock with a few bolt-ons like rims with low profiles. Pretty thin stuff. If you want to personalize, build or buy a real rod that maybe began with a derelict older body and now has received a unique set of components arranged in a unique way.
I also have a lot of respect for rods like that. The latest experience I had with rods was at the show and shine at Qualicum Beach, British Columbia a couple of weeks ago, where about 450 cars showed up and took over the town. About a quarter were unique rods built up from a stock body or components of various bodies, and they all looked terrific.
I think you can have the same respect that I mentioned earlier for the guys who build these rods. They are really adding art to engineering, and good for them.
Gee …….. as kids we used to call this "pretending to drive a stick" :)
A very nice car. Very presentable and the mods should appeal to many.
That said, I'm not sure I understand the historical significance of the car. Ford made over 75,000 fastbacks in 1965 alone. Does being early in such a large production run really justify a price premium over market?
Not trying to rain on the parade, just asking because I don't know.
Back in the 70s I worked in Long Beach with a guy who had a 65 fastback. He had built the 289 as a student at Long Beach State and when he ran it on their dyno it immediately pegged it at its 300hp max. We would trade vehicles for the drive home- he'd take my Yamaha 350 and take off for Stanton like a kamikaze pilot and I would launch toward Hermosa Beach like I was Dan Gurney with my hair on fire. I felt bad about bending out the front fender when I hit a bump sliding through my favorite on ramp -Artesia Blvd onto the 405 south (that fat BFG T/A just didn't have enough room in that wheel well) until he came into the shop pushing the Yamaha with a seized piston. Tons of power from that smallblock, and with the 4speed any choirboy would turn into Mother's Worry in a heartbeat.
Nice car, I have a coupe same year and colour (ext. and int.) Mine is a 4 speed. Sometimes i wish mine was an automatic, and especially i would like power steering. The price i think is fair.
@ MountainWoodie: Coolest thing since "Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start"
Many, many years ago I had a girlfriend who owned one of these in the original GT model, red over black with a 289 and an automatic. Wish I had her car now, glad I don't have her.
@mountain woodie: i'm gonna try this with every old automatic i might drive! i paid about $7 for what was called a "heavy-duty shifter" on the column of my auto '67 442 convertible that i spec'd out myself. no one at the dealership knew what it was for; i gently crept faster and faster until i decided that meant it wouldn't upshift past the lever position
I have to agree with JH. Nothing here looks out of place not like a lot of tarted up mustangs that are for sale out there. I'm generally not a fan of early mustangs but to me this one is flat out gorgeous. I'd swap out the c-4 for a tremec and drop in a mild, streetable 302. This is how a 65 should have looked coming out of the factory. The price does seem high but I'll bet he is not dead set on that price. That would be a fun car to trek back to Mississippi with!
@Toly Aruntoff:
This is Soooooooo……wrong . ( Me informing Toly A of something automotive..:))
Read from the description of the C-4 down………….
~ i just cannot put the words 'Mustang' and 'historic' together. i owned so many when they about the most common thing on the street that there is almost no good reason not to modify it to fit. i don't dislike them, they're just common.
Agree that there may be better deals to be found, but this isn't too far north of market, given the condition (dry) and inherent value as one of the first fastbacks. None of the mods is especially difficult to reverse if you just had to take it back to all-stock, though anyone who plans to actually drive it would want to keep the front discs. Also, for those not familiar with driving one of these, the A-code motor with a C4 automatic makes for a car not nearly as speedy as it looks. Does make a reliable, stylish and easy-to-own cruiser though.
I'm not a fan of the color or wheels. The car itself has the looks for sure; but the little details here and there bug me a bit.
Dutch, you probably know better than I; so if Poppy is the defining color for this early Fastbacks, so be it. That's a good argument for it. But on my monitor, it's a bit garish for such lovely bodywork. And Ed's right on the interior and I'll put in my standard dumping on the automatic.
Kevin Preston makes a good argument for finding one that's closer to what a buyer might want.
Matt64, what's the secret shifting technique?
so how exactly do you do the trick quick shifting?
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I found this very interesting, I'm now prompted to check out what my mustang's build date is. I have an early 65 fastback, that has been kept original, apart from the wheels and suspension height. Yes I still have the drum brakes all round… From my vin data, my vin number is approx 700 lower, so guess that mine was built earlier. I had been told it was in the first two weeks of production.
I've got a pic here:
Love this car – have a model of one in the same colour [with black interior] sitting on a shelf right behind me.
The lowered stance is great. The 14s are too small imho. The C4 is not so great, but for 2500 to 4k you can put in a Tremec, a T5 or similar and rectify the problem. But then you hafta consider the extra money when its time to buy… The mods on this car are easily reversible – its 'historic significance' really hasnt been altered; just made to be a nicer car to drive. Someone is selling what appears to be a very nice car – good luck and congratulations to the new caretaker.
Also, those grill lights are apparently the same bulb configuration as the landing lights on certain Cessna models, so it's possible to beef up the wiring (relay setup), plug in a set and REALLY punish someone for cutting you off. I've never done it myself, but have heard from a few guys who live in very rural areas that it's a nice and easy mod for night driving on empty roads.
Ok, I'll shut up now.
All the add-ons that I see are essentially bolt on and considered pretty standard within the Mustang community, so I don't see much if any problems with them. While an auto trans isn't ideal, the C-4 in this is a good tranny for an auto in my experience (early 65 convertible for the past 13 years). Also, I recently read a reprint of a Jerry Titus article from 1966 that sheds light on what he implied was a secret (and at least new to me) manual shift mode built into these that works at least as well/quickly as the modern automatics with a paddle shifter mode that I've driven. It's made a huge difference in driving enjoyment in my car in the 2 weeks since I learned about it. The slush box still isn't ideal, but it mitigates that problem somewhat.
As I'd like to add a matching 2 2 to my vert someday I like the idea that this one is overpriced, but I wouldn't be too shocked if it sells at this price.
I like to think a car only becomes yours when you start ading or taking some bits, changing this or that, tunning it or simply working on it… This car is beauty as it is, I won't change a bit because asi it is now, it's a history teller of how the owner liked to do some things, the grill with new lights looks amazing and well executed, so what's not to like? I'm not a Ford fan, I'm not an automatic trans guy, I don't like Mustangs… But I can say this is one beauty car, that deserves more admiration than criticism, heck I even like that horrible red/orange paint!
Congrats to the seller for having a very ´personal car in wich many hours of love has been invested, and the best luck for the buyer!
I can't argue with any of the modifications, and it does look great. But at the asking price the seller is looking for someone who can demand something close to a museum piece and get it.
Just left the 'Goodguys' rod & custom show here in Columbus, Ohio & there were dozens of astoundingly perfect mustangs, you name it American & it was there. Paint jobs deep as a mirror. My pick ? A 34 Chrysler Airflow impeccably prepared that sounded like it was gonna melt pavement.
@Brent F:
"Which is the better deal, this BAT car or this one?
Well …….in this particular case we have two less than stellar options if you're of my bent. I like the redlines and the smaller wheels.don't like the color change…………Blue to red?Coals to Newcastle.
I do like the black interior. So.how about an authentic unmolested Hertz Rent A Racer?
Click here: 1966 Shelby Hertz GT-350H – Marty's Rent-A-Racer – Mustang Monthly Magazine
@Ronald: Absolutely. Older cars with big wheels just look bad, like a plastic Big Wheel trike.
@eD l.
"Sorry, but that's not "stance"–it's just "slouch". If you want to bring off that look with an early fastback, you don't want to go with an albino interior and an automatic IMHO.
AMEN, Brother Ed!
Unfortunate that someone chopped on a historically early 2+2. A car with such an early build date is much more valuable keeping it stock. Thousands would have to be spent to lose the glam and bring it back to proper spec. And, NO: 14″ tires do not look too small on these cars if they have original sidewall height.
These '65 and '66 2+2 Mustangs are beautiful cars. but they are also very plentiful. Just take a look at carsonline.com. Here for example is a '65 2+2 listed on carsonline for the same price. Which is the better deal, this BAT car or this one?
@Ed L- would it be fair to say: its all about the slouch?
Sorry, but that's not "stance"–it's just "slouch". If you want to bring off that look with an early fastback, you don't want to go with an albino interior and an automatic IMHO.
dang ol' stance.
dang ol' 'shine…
but if I ever said "Falcon dash" I'da had my mouth warshed out with soap!
A lot of the details, interior, exterior, engine room have been changed. Credit to the builder for making so many changes and still being able to keep the car a coherent piece of work. The car is not actually close to factory stock at all, and yet, it appears to be, kinda sorta.
The Poppy Red is a 64.5 and 65 color only, and is the "signature" color for the early fastback, IMO. This particular car will "rock the boat" at any car gathering in which it shows up. Must be some extra value in that.
Very nice car, but for the price I'd get a '67, to avoid looking at that Falcon dash.
That car is 24 years too late to be a proper shine car. My ol' daddy used to tell me about them days up in Wilkes county, drivin' that '40 Ford, runnin' with his lights out, always keepin' one step ahead of the law. Those were the days, I tell ya.
I always loved these….having, for a very short time as a kid, the notchback version of this with a four speed, that 289 really is a nice engine.
However, me personally for this price, I would want stock stock stock. The interior was changed, bits here and there different. I think it is about 9k too high, but on the other hand, these 2+2 models are getting rare and they really are nice. Quick scan of eBay shows these models tanking out at about $21K-$23k, so it's up to the buyer if these other features of this car are worth it.
The stance is what it is: Stance.
Could be set up like those second series ones used for road racing, or could have the shine tanks full for the photos.
No matter the stance, its all about the stance…
I'm old enough that I can recall back in 1967-8 when they gradually changed from this original style. Everybody laughed at me when I said the first gen Mustangs were gonna be collectible…
The stance is cool and wrong at the same time. It looks heavy and thick and looses that light pony car look.
I think the springs have sagged over the decades. What else could account for that sad car's inability to defy the relentless pull of gravity?
What's that? That's called "stance"? Is this car from Idaho?
Nice car. Wish I had some money to put where my mouth is.
You can never go wrong with a red A code fastback…unless a black K code comes along the day AFTER you bought the red one!
Think about what your dealer's new 5.0 GT will be worth in five years compared to this beauty. And you'd have the added benefit of not passing another one just like yours 2-3 times a day on the road. There is absolutely no comparison in my book.
Nice. Interior looks great.
It looks like it rides a little low but that look is ok with me.
beautiful, beautiful car. not enough to tempt me given the automatic, but give me a few more years and maybe i'll sing a different song.
I like, I want, no cash,
Hate times like this!
Very nice Mustang.
I'm speechless. Now where did I put that extra 27k…….
(and a T-5)
Great colors, and the wheel upgrade looks just right. I'd probably put it back to its factory spec ride height though – not enough "restomod" in this car to justify the lowered stance. I'd wish for a manual gearbox, and even then I'd have to think about it for the afternoon before spending the money – my local Ford store will sell me a new 5.0 GT for the same price.
Oh this takes me back to my '66 that was stolen and trashed by a 16 year old creep from Snohomish WA. Bittersweet but absolutely beautiful. I Want!
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The Good. The Bad and the Ugly Car Amps
Hello. I have been selling car amplifiers for 30 years or so. I would like to get opinions from you on your most Favorite Car Amplifier (The Good). Your most disliked car Amplifier (The Bad). And the most Ugly car Amplifier you have had the chance to use or see.
I will start with my favorite. The Good. It has to be the original Rockford Fosgate punch 150 circ. 1980. The Bad. Pioneer GM amplifiers from the same era. I hate the din connection and the crazy turn on section. The Ugly. Chrome MA audio with the rack mount handles and large Vu meters. These are subjective opinions. I am just trying to have a little late night fun with the car audio forum users. Thanks! |
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My favorites Cosmetically:
Phoenix gold tantrum series from '02-03(They looked the same for several more years) Rockford Fosgate 2003 Power series- blue logos, but they were similar for a few years Memphis Audio amps like the MC1000D |
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My favorite amplifiers (I have 3 now):
MTX (Thunder series from the 90's) PPI Sedona Series (From the 90's) Alpine Disliked: Cheap non brands like Radio Shack and stuff... Ugly: It worked really good and had great sound but my brother gave me a Sherwood from the 80's back in like 92 and man that thing was the size of a centerblock!!! It was big and ugly and got really hot really quickly!! |
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Liked the look of the old school rockfords punch 45, 75, 150
old kenwoods and now I love my PPI PCX2200 had a pyrimid and when it tuned on it would THUMP really bad and it got really hot Uglyest, would have to be Power costic and the sony exsplod. |
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For Good, I have to go with Milbert on sound, and the old school Xtant for looks.
I've really not had any bad car amps. Ugly: I would pick the ones with chrome flames..The brand escapes me. John C. |
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Good- the linear power and coustic from early 80s, black mostly and all business. The RF punch were great amps too but I like old alpines the most for some reason, funny they didn't seem to make big amps back then. I even had an old pyramid that was good from back then. A/D/S are nice also.
Bad- sanyo, had one and it sucked back then. Had the fins on the sides and was black. Yes the pioneers were problematic with noise issues too, what was the big one the GM120? They had no line voltage. Any amp with DIN only connection sucked too, including the alpines I like that I use RCA adapters on....and that one does not even have a gain on it! But it sounds great. Ugly- many of the new amps are to me, some just look so....well I wont say that. Others look useless with no heatsinks. I just fixed a dub with the heatsink inside the amp, how stupid can you get. If you can't tell I like function first, but form can be even with it. Actually the cheap dub looks ok other than not having an external heatsink and the goofy fake grill on top. Even the audiobahn intake amps with the fan don't really blow the fan over the heatsinks, I don't get it. Seem to work ok given the price. I don't care for flash but the chrome looks nice on those. The red sony explod that look like a blob, I hate those for looks. |
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Tough thread... Good (choose only one?): Zapco 200A. Bad: It's hard to argue with that Pioneer GMA120. Ugly: Anything that doesn't look like an amplifier. Sorry guys, I'm old. Tim |
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Good - Any american made ppi, Linear power, adcom, Phoenix Gold, or any japan made alpine
Bad - power acoustik, rockwood, kenford, and any other amp that copies its name from good companies Ugly - old coustics (the 190 and 380, but they did have good bang for the buck) and any of the chrome plated neon glowing led flashing vu meter amps. Hell, even the macIntosh amps look gawdy to me, and they are supposed to be great performers
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"Winnie said it's all good to see a guy who is waving and smiling," said Elba. "But she needed to see the complex man."
Based on Mandela's autobiography, the film, which opened last weekend in New York, has been in the works for years. Denzel Washington was the original choice for the role.
"But at some point the DNA changed and it didn't work for him to do the film, so my name was thrown in that mix," said Elba, 41. "In actuality it was really easy to get the job, but I didn't believe that I had gotten it."
Once reality set in, so did Elba's nerves. "I was like, 'Damn, do I have this performance in me?'â " the actor said. "Everyone knows what Mandela looks like and sounds like and I'm not like any of that. It was a massive challenge, but it was time to grow up and really put my acting chops out there."
Amid the stormy relationship between Mandela and his first wife, Evelyn Mase, Elba was determined to depict the man beyond the saint. "I was surprised he was such a playboy," Elba said. "But he was one of the first black lawyers in Soweto (South Africa). This was sexy. We wanted be honest about that."
Bringing sexy to the role was likely the easiest part for Elba — considered not only a brilliant actor, but also a sex symbol. Even President Obama joked about his lure with the ladies when the White House hosted a screening of the film earlier this month, Elba recently recounted.
"He is hugely charismatic," said Naomie Harris, who plays Winnie in the film. "He is one of those guys who comes in and lights up a room. He's very charming and makes everyone feel special."
Elba's magnetism is one reason why he's been so popular in recent years. Besides starring in the BBC series "Luther," he's played key roles in blockbusters like "Prometheus" and the "Thor" series.
"He's incredibly versatile," said "Thor: The Dark World" director Alan Taylor. "He brings an incredible weight to everything he does. There is so much behind his eyes."
Elba's breakthrough role was as Stringer Bell in the critically acclaimed HBO series "The Wire," playing the role of the ruthless Baltimore drug dealer so authentically that some found it hard to believe he is British.
Next up for Elba is "The Gunman," opposite Javier Bardem and Sean Penn, who recently presented Elba with a Britannia humanitarian award.
"There are moments in an actor's life where you feel like, 'Wow, I've made it,' " said Elba. "Sean Penn introducing me ... that was one of those moments."
• South African leader Nelson Mandela dead at 95


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Anyone can appreciate Jackie without having to be a music fanatic, a jazz head or without knowing anything about Jackie's life. However, his story is a remarkable part of the history of jazz.
He toured with and performed with the Charlie Parker Quintet which included Miles Davis, Max Roach, Duke Jordan and Tommy Potter.
Jackie introduced the first vocal recording of Thelonious Monk's classic standard Round Midnight. He was one of Charles Mingus' favorite singers, and was the first vocal artist on Mingus' label Debut, recording Portrait and Paris in Blue, which Mingus wrote for him....
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More articles about Jackie ParisSad, Violent, Obscure Saga of Jazz Singer Jackie Paris
February 04, 2009"'Tis Autumn, the Search for Jackie Paris" Set for March 31 DVD Release
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June 19, 2004Jackie, whether in a club or on a recording, is able to so reach listeners, one at a time, that they in turn join their powers of concentration to his and so a microcosm is formed. He is an original! --Nat Hentoff


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NWAR: Trench Warfare
Detective Nwar gets his hands dirty for a political campaign.
4.42 / 5.00 2,976 ViewsA new month, a new daily 2oon, but an old-school menu.
I added in some linkin park just for shits and giggles. and to have the random audio that the classics had. anyways, this one had f00d, goldencat, yenig and starberry.
HEY STARBERRYS HAS AN EPILEPTIC WARNING IF YOUR FREAKIN EPILEPTIC DONT CLICK IT OK? thanks
On with the show.
First one-???
Second one-whatever
Third one-???(again)
Last one-Shapes and flashing colors,weird
So I give it a 5.
Starrberryclock almost gave me a seziure dont watch strawberryclock
good as always
F00D:Can we stay up late tonight please? please?
Goldencat: now thats what i call pwned!
Yenig: noooo! my bike
Starrberryclock: Blow my whistle baby! Cool seizure!
Merely annoying
Food: Good drawings, alright animation. Ending ruined it. It wasn't funny. The toon didn't go anywhere.
Goldencat: Pretty boring. Drawings were okay, animation was okay, concept was stale and has been done to death (characters appears on screen, does little, then gets killed).
Yenig: What the hell is this? Not funny, crappy animation, okay drawing for the second guy. Pretty boring, and I didn't hesitate clicking on the return to menu button.
Starberry: Boring. Give your flash a point.
To all of you... work on a flash for more than a day. Please. The only way you can make good flash is if there has been effort put into it. This is why you have loads of submissions, but no good ones.
And here it comes... because I gave a review telling you I didn't like this, you're going to insult me. Mature. Learn to take criticism.


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Middle Armenian
Middle Armenian | |
Region | Armenian Highlands, Cilicia |
Era | developed into Armenian |
Early forms
Old Armenian
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ISO 639-3 | axm |
Linguist list
axm |
Glottolog | None |
History of the Armenian language |
Armenian alphabet Romanization of Armenian |
Middle Armenian (Armenian: միջին հայերեն or կիլիկյան հայերեն), also called Cilician Armenian,[1] though the latter term may be confused for modern dialects, corresponds to the second period in written Armenian with which numerous books were published between the 12th and 18th centuries. It comes after Grabar (Old Armenian) and before Ashkharhabar (Modern Armenian).[2]
Grabar was predominantly an inflecting and synthetic language, while in Middle Armenian, during the period of Ashkhrabar influence, agglutinative and analytical forms influenced the language.[3] In this respect, Middle Armenian is a transition stage from Old Armenian to Modern Armenian or ashkharabar. Although Modern Armenian started to form under conditions of strong dialect differences, decline of old literature and manuscript traditions. Middle Armenian is a transition stage from Old Armenian to Modern Armenian or ashkharabar.[4] Middle Armenian is notable for being the first written form of Armenian to display Western-type voicing qualities, as well as having introduced the letters օ and ֆ.
- ^ Karst, Josef (1901). Historische Grammatik des Kilikisch-Armenischen (in German). E.J. Trübner.
- ^ Melkonian, Zareh (1990). Գործնական Քերականութիւն - Արդի Հայերէն Լեզուի (Միջին եւ Բարձրագոյն Դասընթացք) (in Armenian) (Fourth ed.). Los Angeles. p. 137.
- ^ History of the Armenian Language in the Pre-Written Period, Yerevan, 1987.
- ^ H. Acharian, History of the Armenian Language, parts I-II,
External links[edit]
- Dictionary of Middle Armenian (Միջին Հայերենի Բառարան), Ruben Ghazarian, Yerevan, 2009.
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Based on 143 guest reviews
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Centrally located in Menton, Pierre & Vacances Résidence Les Rivages du Parc - Menton is minutes from Chapel of the Penitents-Blancs and Jean Cocteau Museum. This family-friendly residence is within close proximity of Church of St Michel and Palais Carnoles.
Make yourself at home in one of the 86 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and dishwashers. Rooms have private furnished balconies or patios. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and blackout drapes/curtains.
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Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Featured amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and an elevator (lift). Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.


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A Friend you have not seen in a really long time.
Hey what are you doing here old buddy of mine!
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a person who you buy drugs from. ususally used when you dont want anyone else to know who you are talking about.
lets go call old buddy to hook us up
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Unrated | 91 min | Drama, Musical, Romance
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Votes: 13,377
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Votes: 59,449
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9. Zazie dans le métro (1960)
Not Rated | 89 min | Comedy, Fantasy
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Votes: 3,293
10. A Woman Is a Woman (1961)
Not Rated | 84 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Votes: 8,983
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Not Rated | 110 min | Drama
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Votes: 1,644
12. A Very Private Affair (1962)
103 min | Drama
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Votes: 681
13. Woman Times Seven (1967)
100 min | Comedy, Drama
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Votes: 789
14. Bay of Angels (1963)
Not Rated | 90 min | Drama, Romance
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Writer: Jacques Demy | Director: Jacques Demy | Stars: Jeanne Moreau, Claude Mann, Paul Guers, Henri Nassiet
Votes: 1,408
15. The Fire Within (1963)
Not Rated | 108 min | Drama
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Writer: Pierre Drieu La Rochelle | Director: Louis Malle | Stars: Maurice Ronet, Léna Skerla, Yvonne Clech, Hubert Deschamps
Votes: 4,398
16. The Toy (1976)
95 min | Comedy
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Votes: 2,429
17. Madame Rosa (1977)
105 min | Drama
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Votes: 675
18. The Seven Deadly Sins (1962)
113 min | Comedy
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Votes: 291
19. Who Are You, Polly Magoo? (1966)
101 min | Comedy, Drama
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Writer: William Klein | Director: William Klein | Stars: Dorothy McGowan, Jean Rochefort, Sami Frey, Grayson Hall
Votes: 639
20. The Oldest Profession (1967)
119 min | Comedy, Drama
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Votes: 234
21. Les Cousins (1959)
Not Rated | 112 min | Drama
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Votes: 1,356
22. Une chambre en ville (1982)
Not Rated | 90 min | Drama, Musical
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Votes: 481
23. The Confession (1970)
GP | 139 min | Drama, Thriller
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Votes: 1,395
24. Lady Oscar (1979)
124 min | Drama, History, Romance
The story of Lady Oscar, a female military commander who served during the time of the French Revolution.
Writers: Jacques Demy, Patricia Louisianna Knop, Riyoko Ikeda | Director: Jacques Demy | Stars: Catriona MacColl, Barry Stokes, Christine Böhm, Jonas Bergström
Votes: 319
25. Thérèse (1986)
94 min | Drama
The life of little St. Therese of Lisieux, depicted in minimalist vignettes. Therese and her sisters are all nuns in a Carmelite convent. Her devotion to Jesus and her concept of "the ... See full summary »
Writers: Camille de Casabianca, Alain Cavalier | Director: Alain Cavalier | Stars: Catherine Mouchet, Hélène Alexandridis, Aurore Prieto, Clémence Massart-Weit
Votes: 522
26. A Slightly Pregnant Man (1973)
PG | 92 min | Comedy
A male Parisian driving school owner who goes to see his doctor and complains of feeling run down is pronounced four months pregnant. When the diagnosis is confirmed by a specialist, the ... See full summary »
Writer: Jacques Demy | Director: Jacques Demy | Stars: Catherine Deneuve, Marcello Mastroianni, Micheline Presle, Marisa Pavan
Votes: 321
27. Notre histoire (1984)
110 min | Drama
A desperate alcoholic reaches a turning-point in his life when he meets a strange woman in a railway carriage: they make love, but then she leaves. Chasing after the girl, he clings to her as if she were his final chance.
Writer: Bertrand Blier | Director: Bertrand Blier | Stars: Alain Delon, Nathalie Baye, Gérard Darmon, Geneviève Fontanel
Votes: 583
28. Hunter Will Get You (1976)
110 min | Action, Crime, Thriller
L'Alpagueur is a free-lance spy from the French secret agency. He's put on the investigation about L'epervier, a serial-killer who employs young boys to help him robbing banks before ... See full summary »
Writers: Philippe Labro, Jacques Lanzmann | Director: Philippe Labro | Stars: Jean-Paul Belmondo, Bruno Cremer, Jean Négroni, Patrick Fierry
Votes: 1,094
29. Leda (1959)
110 min | Drama
A wealthy wine grower has trouble with his wife, his children, his best friend, and his mistress across the way, who is murdered.
Writers: Claude Chabrol, Stanley Ellin, Paul Gégauff | Director: Claude Chabrol | Stars: Madeleine Robinson, Antonella Lualdi, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jacques Dacqmine
Votes: 765
30. Le combat dans l'île (1962)
PG-13 | 104 min | Drama
The son of a French industrialist, Clément is a right wing extremist who belongs to a secret militant right wing organization that uses whatever means necessary, including violence, to ... See full summary »
Writers: Alain Cavalier, Jean-Paul Rappeneau | Director: Alain Cavalier | Stars: Romy Schneider, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Henri Serre, Diane Lepvrier
Votes: 373
31. A Young Emmanuelle (1976)
103 min | Drama
In Genève, bookseller and publisher Axel Thorpe catches willful, rich 16-year old Sibylle Ashby shoplifting. She brags about her writing, so he challenges her to produce a book. She writes ... See full summary »
Writers: Emmanuelle Arsan, Jean Chapot, Nelly Kaplan | Director: Nelly Kaplan | Stars: Sami Frey, Ann Zacharias, Françoise Brion, Micheline Presle
Votes: 154
32. The Day and the Hour (1963)
110 min | Action, Drama, Romance
It's the spring of 1944 and Therese is in a hurry to get back to Paris. The trains aren't running from the village where she has gone to visit her father's grave and to fill two suitcases ... See full summary »
Writers: René Clément, Roger Vailland, André Barret, Clement Biddle Wood | Director: René Clément | Stars: Simone Signoret, Stuart Whitman, Geneviève Page, Michel Piccoli
Votes: 176
33. The Unvanquished (1964)
115 min | Drama
1961. Thomas Vlassenroot deserted the French Foreign Legion while fighting in Algeria. His lieutenant, Fraser, initiated the desertion for the two of them, Fraser believing he could do more... See full summary »
Writers: Jean Cau, Alain Cavalier | Director: Alain Cavalier | Stars: Alain Delon, Lea Massari, Georges Géret, Maurice Garrel
Votes: 343
34. Five Day Lover (1961)
95 min | Comedy, Drama
During Madeleine's fashion show Claire meets Antoine and becomes his mistress. Due to the fact that she's married (to a wealthy man) she only spends a few days a week with him. Antoine is ... See full summary »
Writers: Daniel Boulanger, Philippe de Broca, Françoise Parturier | Director: Philippe de Broca | Stars: Jean Seberg, Micheline Presle, Jean-Pierre Cassel, François Périer
Votes: 51
35. I Sent a Letter to My Love (1980)
PG | 112 min | Drama
A middle-aged disabled man unknowingly begins a lonely hearts correspondence with his own unmarried sister, who takes care of him. As he writes more and more to her, he begins to fall in ... See full summary »
Writers: Bernice Rubens, Gérard Brach, Moshé Mizrahi | Director: Moshé Mizrahi | Stars: Simone Signoret, Jean Rochefort, Delphine Seyrig, Geneviève Fontanel
Votes: 220
36. The Big Store (1973)
86 min | Comedy
Four guys working for a small grocer in trouble, declare war on a new giant neighborhood supermarket by attempting several coups. A film about the big store taking over the business of smaller stores.
Writers: Claude Zidi, Georges Beller, Michel Fabre | Director: Claude Zidi | Stars: Gérard Rinaldi, Jean Sarrus, Gérard Filipelli, Jean-Guy Fechner
Votes: 467
37. Chance and Violence (1974)
83 min | Drama
Writers: Philippe Labro, Jacques Lanzmann | Director: Philippe Labro | Stars: Yves Montand, Katharine Ross, Antonio Casagrande, Catherine Allégret
Votes: 87
38. Time Out for Love (1961)
95 min | Drama
Writers: Roger Nimier, Jean Valère | Director: Jean Valère | Stars: Jean Seberg, Maurice Ronet, Micheline Presle, Annibale Ninchi
Votes: 28
39. Three Seats for the 26th (1988)
106 min | Musical
A pseudo-documentary on the life of Yves Montand, who plays himself, in this tribute to his long career. During a musical tour, Montand returns to Marseille and revisits the many highlights... See full summary »
Writer: Jacques Demy | Director: Jacques Demy | Stars: Yves Montand, Mathilda May, Patrick Fierry, Françoise Fabian
Votes: 227
40. Au théâtre ce soir (1966–1986)
Stars: Edward Sanderson, Robert Manuel, Bernard Durand, Jacques Ardouin
Votes: 30
41. L'univers de Jacques Demy (1995)
90 min | Documentary
Writer: Agnès Varda | Director: Agnès Varda | Stars: Anouk Aimée, Richard Berry, Nino Castelnuovo, Danielle Darrieux
Votes: 159
42. A Taste for Women (1964)
100 min | Comedy
A secret sect of cannibals owns a vegetarian restaurant, which they use as a cover so they can find a beautiful young woman to serve as the main course at their full-moon sacrifice.
Writers: Georges Bardawil, Gérard Brach, Jean Léon, Roman Polanski | Director: Jean Léon | Stars: Sophie Daumier, Guy Bedos, Grégoire Aslan, Edwige Feuillère
Votes: 41
43. Les demoiselles ont eu 25 ans (1993)
64 min | Documentary, Music
Writer: Agnès Varda | Director: Agnès Varda | Stars: Mag Bodard, George Chakiris, Danielle Darrieux, Jacques Demy
Votes: 94
44. The Love Game (1960)
86 min | Comedy
Victor takes life lightly. Jolly and offhand, he has been a very pleasant companion to Suzanne for two years now. But the young antique dealer is not satisfied with Victor's lightness any ... See full summary »
Writers: Daniel Boulanger, Philippe de Broca, Geneviève Cluny | Director: Philippe de Broca | Stars: Jean-Pierre Cassel, Geneviève Cluny, Jean-Louis Maury, Robert Vattier
Votes: 57
45. Les fiancés du pont Mac Donald ou (Méfiez-vous des lunettes noires) (1961)
5 min | Short, Comedy, Romance
A subtitle warns, "Beware of dark sunglasses." Anna and her lover, whose looks in bowler and bow tie are reminiscent of a young Buster Keaton, kiss chastely on a bridge overlooking the ... See full summary »
Writer: Agnès Varda | Director: Agnès Varda | Stars: Anna Karina, Jean-Luc Godard, Emilienne Caille, Eddie Constantine
Votes: 313
46. La rumba (1987)
95 min | Crime, Drama
Paris, 1938. In a lavishly decorated nightclub, couples dance the syncopated rhythms of Latin America: Rumba, Cucaracha, Tango, and also the Charleston, Foxtrot and Boston. Among beautiful ... See full summary »
Writers: Roger Hanin, Jean Curtelin | Director: Roger Hanin | Stars: Roger Hanin, Michel Piccoli, Niels Arestrup, Patachou
Votes: 69
47. Paris au mois d'août (1966)
94 min | Comedy, Romance
Writers: Rodolphe-Maurice Arlaud, René Fallet, Pierre Granier-Deferre, Henri Jeanson | Director: Pierre Granier-Deferre | Stars: Charles Aznavour, Susan Hampshire, Michel de Ré, Daniel Ivernel
Votes: 18
48. Ternos Caçadores (1970)
115 min | Drama
A family of four people (parents and two children, one of them still a kid) live by the sea. The father studies the migratory flights of birds. One day, there appears an escaped prisoner on... See full summary »
Writers: Philippe Dumarçay, Ruy Guerra, Gérard Zingg | Director: Ruy Guerra | Stars: Sterling Hayden, Maureen McNally, Susan Strasberg, Stuart Whitman
Votes: 32
49. The Wretches (1960)
90 min | Drama
Writers: Frédéric Dard, Robert Hossein | Director: Robert Hossein | Stars: Michèle Morgan, Robert Hossein, Olivier Hussenot, Jacqueline Morane
Votes: 44
50. Le bel indifférent (1957)
29 min | Short
Writer: Jean Cocteau | Director: Jacques Demy | Stars: Jeanne Allard, Angelo Bellini, Jacques Demy
Votes: 94


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Col returns to abbywinters.com in this beautiful image set. She is blonde with ocean blue eyes that look right through you and make you feel a sudden rush as you are locked into them. And as you click through this image set its hard to take your eyes of hers and then suddenly you notice, by the slightly cheeky grin on her face, that she has slipped out a boob.
Col reveals an immaculately smooth skinned body, full bush and a really honest warm feel to her personality. This image set is well worth the time getting to know Col in great detail.
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Enter RedBox
RedBox replaces the standard black 'ABC' indicator on both keyboards for both portrait and landscape, with an indicator featuring a red box. It's so simple, yet works amazingly well. If the OS switches you back to ABC, you notice straight away, and can either return to T9 or enter text via multitap as appropriate.
To install, just run the attached CAB file.
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Breaking news: Video on Police abuse in TIPNIS march Many of you may not understand the language, but an image is worth a million words. Please watch:
TIPNIS Indigenous March: Courageous Women Facilitator, laborer of transformation from hopes to actions, pacifist, nómade, seriuously committed with science, free person, a questioner, and happy.
The Road to Divide My Heart My green heart is sweeping because the indigenous people, those who Morales said he represented, are now called "land sellers" by a mischivious government official.


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We visit with photographer Marisa Scheinfeld to talk about her work chronicling the ever-evolving landscape of the Borscht Belt.
The Yiddish Book Center's Podcast
David Bezmozgis
This novel tells the story of one fraught, momentous day in the life of Baruch Kotler, a Soviet Jewish dissident who now finds himself a disgraced Israeli politician. Bezmozgis will speak at our Community Open House April 26.


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#1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts has enchanted millions of readers with her moving, intimate tales of friendships made and hearts lost, of legends, lovers and longing. Now, in the second book in her bewitching Three Sisters Island trilogy, she returns to the haunting shores of New England-and to the lives of three passionate, powerful women....
Ripley Todd just wants to live a quiet, peaceful kind of life. Her job as a sheriff's deputy keeps her busy and happy, and she has no trouble finding men when she wants them-which, lately, isn't all that often. She's perfectly content, except for one thing: she has special powers that both frighten and confuse her-and though she tries hard to hide them, she can't get them under control....
Distraction soon arrives in the handsome form of MacAllister Booke-a researcher who's come to investigate the rumors of witchcraft that haunt Three Sisters Island. Right from the start, he knows there's something extraordinary about Ripley Todd. It's not just her blazing green eyes and her sultry smile. There's something else. Something he can detect, but she'll never admit. Fascinated by her struggle with her amazing abilities, he becomes determined to help her accept who she is-and find the courage to open her heart.
But before Ripley and Mac can dream of what lies in the future, they must confront the pain of the past. For Three Sisters shelters centuries of secrets-and a legacy of danger that plagues them still....
About the Author
Nora Roberts is the author of more than one hundred New York Times bestsellers, with more than 300 million copies of her books in print. Under the pen name J. D. Robb, she is author of the bestselling futuristic suspense series.
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Middle book in a trilogy makes you want to hurray up and read the next book quite suspenseful
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I used to read only V C Andrewws series now im hooked on Nora Roberts she is a fantastic author you cant put her books down
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"America's favorite writer."--"The New Yorker " "When it comes to true romance, no one does it better than Nora."--"Booklist" (starred review)
Series: Three Sisters Island Trilogy (Paperback)
For Ages: 18+ years old
Number Of Pages: 368
Published: 1st December 2001
Country of Publication: US
Dimensions (cm): 17.3 x 10.5
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Weight (kg): 0.18


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(113th Congress, 2013–2015)
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