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Original authentic japanese food from a japanese Chef. Refreshing considering most owners are Korean or Chinese in this area. Daily specials, Original rolls and they serve liquor. Food wait times are longer than normal as there is only one cook. Small dining area so large party's of 6 or more might not fit. Very friendly staff. About the same price point as the neighbouring restaurants but smaller sushi portions. The difference in portions is balanced by the presentation and care in preparation. This place is not your typical large portion, lower mainland ,get you in and out as fast as possible sushi joint. It's worth the drive from Vancouver to try this place out.
If I could give 0, it would have been 0. They recently moved into the location of Shandong Family Restaurant - I want my Shandong back!
Basically if you don't speak Mandarin, don't expect any service. We were discriminated against and treated with disrespect - the owner (lady) and 1 of the 2 other servers were incredibly rude. The owner did not speak a lick of English and the 2 other servers spoke just enough to get by.
I called in to make a reservation - I told the gentleman on the phone: number in our party and 6pm, he said OK and hung up. No name or phone number taken.
We arrived and luckily there was a table for us. We took some time to look at the menu. Everything is priced slightly higher than we expected. We asked 1 of the servers for recommendations. He had to go to the boss lady to ask about each question we had and basically couldn't recommend anything (because of language barrier and miscommunication). We ordered lamb soup noodles (9.99), pork & chive dumplings (12 for 9.99), and beef & lamb crepe (9.99) - the server said this would not be enough for 3 adults. We were also told beef & lamb crepe is size of a small plate. We changed this dish to beef pancake (5.99).
Beef pancake arrived about 15 minutes later. It was quite small, and we noticed dishes at other tables had small portions as well for their price point, except a big claypot (apparently their specialty) and a crab dish.
We asked each one of them for hot water over a 5 minute period. First guy forgot. Second guy decided to set a table before serving his guests - us and another table waiting for tea, served tea to the other table, and still forgot our water. Finally, the owner lady looked at us when we asked, waved her arm at us as if to say "wait", then tended to guests coming in the front door. When we were obviously unhappy, she spoke in Mandarin to one of the servers to ask us if there was a problem. I responded yes, that she was being rude. He said "How come?" I explained and his response was "Do you know how busy we are? Do you think it's easy?" I said, "No, it's not easy, but you need to address your customers a little better." There are 3 servers in a restaurant of about 15 tables of varying sizes (2-10 ppl). Are you serious????? You should not be working in the restaurant industry. Shandong had 2 ppl working the restaurant COMPLETELY full with lineups at the door and were fabulous!!! There are PLENTY of restaurants out there short-staffed and those servers don't complain about working their asses off.
You are in VANCOUVER, CANADA. If you don't want business from non-Mandarin-speaking people, pls just put a sign at the front door. Nobody deserves to walk in as a customer and be treated like that.
We paid for the beef pancake and left. You can be sure we WON'T be back.
Normal pricing for their breakfast items for the cafes in the Port Moody area. It has a clean mom and pop feel dining decore. Speedy food prep considering the place was full. Pay first , bring back your own dishes type of place. Hidden $0.75 charge per person if you order a cup of water which was added to our bill without us knowing. The last 2 issues were a bit of a surprise for our party of 6. Since is was our first time being asked by a waitress to clear our own table and we were not used to being charged for hot water which in Vancouver is usually free. When asked about the water charge , we were informed that it costs money to heat the water and serve it in a cup and wash it.
I would recommend this location if your comfortable with the last 2 things and if not I would reccomend Omega Cafe across the street.
Has anyone else ever been to an eatery and been charged for non bottled water or hot water in a mug?
I came into this location just after 7:00pm tonight and ordered a chicken sandwich and requested a Caesar upgrade. Order came out wrong, with fries instead, was not in a rush so waited for correct order.
I later noticed that the total bill seemed unusually high, I later approached the front counter to verify the cost of the salad upgrade. I handed over my debit receipt, was told only tax was added and was assured multiple times that it was correct.
I felt I was likely being scammed, so I demanded the original bill. A short time later the front counter attendant returned (without it) acknowledging that it was in fact $1.75, not $4.25. She only gave me $2 back (I was overcharged $2.50+tax). I again demanded to see the bill. She finally came back with it, this time relenting and crediting me.
Twice my server did not check over what I ordered. Will not do business again.
There were 22 people with reservations, all meals were preordered .... ran out of bread, and balsamic dipping sauce, bread arrived 15 minutes after dipping sauce. After two hours some of the meals were being served, but the majority had NOT been served yet. My husband ordered salad but received soup instead. My husband and I left after two hours and twenty minutes and had not received our meal at the point. There was not effort to compensate for our lack of service. Sadly all 22 of the people will never return to this restaurant.
We have wanted to dine at the Tomahawk Restaurant for years. After a trip to the Capilano Suspension Bridge, Cliffwalk and Treetops Adventure it was time for lunch.
The Restaurant was not crowded considering it was just before noon. Our booth was tight but cozy and the waitress attentive to our every need. The First Nations artifacts and other antiques made for interesting discussion.
I ordered the lunch special of the Hot Meatloaf Sandwich and my bride ordered the Beef Dip Sandwich. Both came piping hot with an ample portion of large cut fries.
For the money one of the best lunch experiences we have had in years in Metro Vancouver.
Where can you go in Steveston for supermarket cheese, fruit and roasted nuts served by a bored and lifeless server? Come here. If you're in a good mood, ready to spend money and try something unique....don't come here. I get the concept but if you want to spend that kind of money for a wine/tapas bar go to Salt in Gastown. Kudos to the Buck and Ear for making us feel welcome, knowing their menu and selling it!
I can't believe how expensive this place is. We paid $12 for a PLATTER of vegetables which consisted of 2 small pieces of sweet potato, 2 half stalk of asparagus, 2 small chunks of squash, 2 small chunks of zucchini ... definitely not enough for one person but they call it a PLATTER!!
$50 for the sliced meat ... again, not much.
We had to flag someone down for the menu, flag someone down to order, flag someone down to order more meat, horrible service.
I don't understand why anyone would go there. Never ever again!!!
We were previous fans of Incendio, but I think we will not be coming here again, EVER. When we went there last week, my husband ordered a pizza - which was mediocre & comparable to supermarket pizza, but just with more salt. I ordered a mushroom risotto which came out looking like light brown, overcooked gruel that was stodgy, bland looked like it was microwaved and essentially inedible beyond a few bites (incidentally the waitress never asked how our meal was despite my entire plate being left over). Fair enough, it's a pizza place, and risottos don't have to be a specialty -- but they shouldn't be charging $20 for it. The pizza bread appetizers they provided also tasted like raw dough. All in all, awful crappy food, ok-ish service. Would not recommend anyone to this place!!!!
Since our server said the dishes at this restaurant was meant to be shared, I and my wife decided to order a few different dishes and share them. The first one was their farm egg, and it was great. The yoke was just about fully cooked but not quite (which is ideal but is very difficult to time for the chef), but how they managed to time the egg white perfectly half-cooked is beyond me. That was fantastic. I wish I could do that. There was risotto and other adornments that came with the egg. Not only was it beautifully presented, but it tasted great. For $4, it was well worth the money. Next came the bison carpaccio, and again, both presentation and flavor were fantastic. The flavors here (and this applies to all the dishes we had) are creative but at the same time do not seem "contrived" (i.e., seem natural). The pappardelle was al dente as it should be, the quail ragu was very soft but not mushy, and tasty. Then came the striploin steak (we would have gone for the ribeye but it would take too long -- 45 minutes). If you thought a steak was a steak, and a properly-cooked steak would be the same anywhere, you ought to try this. There was a gravy that came with it, and the flavor was not what I expected but was delicious nonetheless. The good thing about the gravy is that the steak would never dry out, and the portion was very generous. After that, we had no more room for dessert, so we did not order any.
The only downside (to us) is that the place was very noisy that evening. Even without the background music, the noise level was high, and it was hard to carry out a conversation. This is why I gave only 3 stars to the ambiance. I would highly recommend this restaurant to people who don't mind the high noise level.
I came here a couple of times when it first opened back in 2013 and wasn't impressed, so I hadn't been in until now 2015, what a difference. Maybe when I first came it was a new restaurant and it could be they just needed to iron out kinks, or it could be new management. In any event it's so much better now. I've been back twice in one week. Each time I've attended the place is relatively full. Nice fresh sushi, great portions. I quite like the select three choices for $13 which includes miso soup. It's a tiny sushi shop. prefer this over the sushi restaurant on Main and 14/15th which is a rip off. While I had dinner, they had about five take out/pick up orders, too.
We've only ever had takeout sushi from the Hachi Hana as opposed to eating in but the quality has always been very good by the time we got it home. Certainly worth the struggle to find parking on mid-Lonsdale. Wait time was only 20 minutes on a Friday....awesome I think. I'd like to try dine in and some of their sushi bar specials and other Japanese dishes with a large Sapporo although I think the restaurant probably fills up quickly.
This wasn't my first dining experience here but will certainly be my last for a long while. The difference in the quality of the meal surprised me. I was so disappointed that I felt bad for raving about the restaurant and dragging my party here.
The only foods that stood out were the calamari appetiser and lasagna. The other dishes ordered braised beef ravioli with sage butter - lacked flavour and was not filling in the slightest. At $20 a bit more food was expected. Each dish we had, missed the mark - either due to the small quantity and/or flavour. Which was a shame.
Unlike previous reviews, service today was good. Granted we were waited on by 3 different servers, none of them were too intrusive. Our main dishes were served at different times - I understand the kitchen may have been busy but common sense people, bring everything out or nothing.
Perhaps when the memory fades will I try again, highly unlikely but you never know.
I think after this latest adventure I am going to swear off lamb. I have had nothing but bad luck ordering lamb lately. Actually wanted to visit Kisamos Taverna on Sunday as we visited a few months ago and had an excellent meal. Unfortunately they were closed so my dining partner and I kept on walking down the street with Greek food on our minds.
Came upon George's Taverna. Doesn't look like much from outside, in fact looks a little on the sketchy side.
As it turns out the outside looks like a palace compared to what it looks like on the inside. An absolute dump of a place. Welcome to the 70's, maybe 60's and not in a nice , memorable sort of way. This place is about 20 years overdue for a major reno. My dining partner and I had second thoughts about eating here however the table looked clean and it was starting to get on the late side of dinner hour plus we were hungry so we stayed.
Now to the food. I ordered the lamb souvlaki, my dining partner the roast lamb. Both our meals arrived on sort of old , small white plates. There was your usual rice, greek potato and greek salad. The rice was truly unspectacular. The greek potato not nearly as nice as what I have had at many other Greek restaurants. The Greek salad was just sad. As for my lamb souvalki, the toughest pieces of meat I have had in quite sometime. Gave my jaw a real workout. My dining partners roast lamb was also tough and chewy. It was a greyish fair sized piece of meat that looked like it had been boiled and not roasted. Gross.
Our server was pleasant enough but a little inattentive, had to flag her down to have our water glasses filled more than once. There were two other tables to look after.
To sum up, this is one bad Greek Restaurant. I will never be back.
One souvlaki, one roast lamb and two waters plus another pita they charged me $1.25 for including tip, $40.00
Lingerie lunch is on the last Thursday of every month and it is always a great time! The servers are all super hot and the models that come in for the lunch are always super fun! It is a great way to escape from work for lunch and have a great time. The food specials and craft beer is amazing and it is definitely one of the best times at the fiddle :)
Sushi for me comes in two varieties. The Fast & Cheap kind, where speed and cost is more important than quality; and the upscale kind that is an art, may take a little longer and will cost a little more. Haru falls into the fast and cheap bucket.
As far as fast & cheap goes though, Haru is awesome. Yes fast, yes cheap (ish), and has a few surprises....massive sashimi, and surprising quality on some of the rolls (soft shell crab and special roll in particular).
If you need good sushi, for take out, in 20 mins, this is your place.
We tried this restaurant on the recommendation of a coworker.
There is nothing I can say here that will add to what the other reviewers have already said.
The service is poor and the dishes are tasteless.
Our go-to dish is the cow/ pork bone hot pot - while the bones and meat where plentiful, it is bland and tasteless. Dol Sot Bi Bim Bap was not hot enough, hence the rice didn't crisp very well.
If you want decent Korean food, go to Jang Mo Jib down the road, it is much better.
Enjoy an elaborate Sunday brunch in an elegant & comfortable setting with friendly hurrying servers? Come try this restaurant inside The Executive Plaza Hotel on North Road just blocks away from Lougheed Town Centre and Lougheed Town Centre SkyTrain Station. My personal favourite item and that is always offered is the mixed berry sauce for the freshly made waffles. Usually warm fish and meat dishes are available as well as a variety of vegetables. My husband & I often have 'dinner' for breakfast/lunch here. A huge selection of breakfast items is available too. Plus plenty of cold foods and a variety of juices, plus coffee & teas to drink.
Food quality and flavouring are usually 'Outstanding'. Bring about $30 per person to this buffet.
This place used to be our go to place for take out sushi. I liked that they delivered, and the guy that delivered was always nice and polite. They usually were early with delivery, until tonight. He was late, and when he delivered, we got our food, but it came with no soya sauce and no chopsticks! We started eating our sushi and i discovered that my spare ribs appetizer was raw! Not cooked! My son's gyoza tasted like over cooked egg...and the tuna in my roll looked not fresh and didn't taste right. $30.00 for take out, and it went in the garbage...what a waste.
I will never get take out from there again. I also agree with other reviews, that the restaurant looks quite run down and dirty. I have been there to pick up on occasion. And when I pick up, the place is usually empty.
I have been here twice, and once at their Richmond sister restaurant. I must admit that, each time, I only had their $15 set lunch menu, but you really need not consider anything else, because for $15, they give you so much food that you cannot possibly finish it all, and every single dish is very delicious. What else need I say?
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$1,205—$2,059 Studio—3 bed 5131 Williams Fork Trail, Boulder CO, 80301
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5131 Williams Fork Trail, Boulder, 80301
Commute to Downtown Boulder
The rent at Meadow Creek Apartments ranges from $1,205 for a studio to a $2,059 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 3% less expensive than the Boulder average. This is a cat-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in Boulder. Nearby parks include Tom Watson Park and Coot Lake.
Meadow Creek Apartments has a Walk Score of 48 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Longmont Prices, Boulder Location, Spectacular Mountain Views, 24 Hour Service Guarantee, Washers & Dryers Available, Ask About Our Homeplanner Program, Detached Garages Available, Easy Access to Interlocken, Downtown Boulder, IBM, Easy Access to Hwy. 119 & US 36, High Speed Internet Access/Prewired for Cable, Over 24 Acres of Beautifully Landscaped Area, RTD Right at Your Doorstep, Pool, Year-Round Hot Tub, Volleyball, Picnic
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Abhisheyk Gaur
Apr 29, 2015
I have been living at Meadow Creek Apartments for last 2 years and it has been simply the best apartment complex I have ever lived in. The amenities are excellent, the staff at meadow creek is very friendly and nice. The maintenance personal are also friendly and they respond very quickly. If anything break in the apartment or something needs servicing I can simply make a service request and maintenance person comes at said time and fixes things. The location of Apartment in Gunbarrel is also excellent, it close to many businesses and hence if you work nearby it's very convenient.
Kirsten Boudreau
Apr 22, 2015
I'm a professional living in Boulder part-time and got a studio apartment at Meadow Creek to have a home away from home. Overall I think it's a good place to live, and it definitely meets my current needs. Atmosphere: It's not a new complex, but well-kept. the grounds are cared for, I have a mountain view and access to the pool/hot tub. My apartment is not fancy, and as a studio has no w/d or dishwasher, but everything is functional, clean, and updated. My dog is at home with my husband but this is a very dog-friendly community, with abundant grassy areas complete with dog pick-up bags and garbage bins. Not to mention lots of nearby trails and lakes. Apartment living: I expect in any apartment building to have a little too much knowledge about what my neighbors are up to. I can hear my downstairs neighbor sneeze, I can hear my upstairs neighbors' dogs get excited when they come home...but I do expect this, and in general my neighbors are all respectful; I don't hear blaring music or TV, it doesn't sound like anyone is sumo wrestling...it's just standard thumps and bumps, depending what room I'm in. Along with that, I do feel that the thermal situation in my apartment 'coasts' with what's going on around me, more than my own thermostat input. Mostly I'm comfortable. On the ground level I do feel like I can sense the cold creeping in via the foundation...mostly just direct contact with my sock feet. Once I cooked more than usual and it got ridiculously hot, but the AC has not been turned on for the season yet. Mostly: my water is hot when I need it hot, I can hang out undisturbed by the people nearby, I enjoy my views and my access to grocery stores and shops and bus, the grounds are cared for, and every service call I've put in has been responded to promptly and thoroughly. The workout room is respectable...not a full 24-hour fitness but also clean and functional. The cost is not as cheap as my home town but was pretty reasonable for Boulder and the access I wanted to have here. So far all the staff I've encountered have been very nice, personable, and helpful. The online interface makes paying rent easy (and my utilities are rolled into that), as well as making service requests and so forth. The area and the complex itself feel safe. I
Richard Spear
Apr 07, 2015
Worst experience ever. Beside the infestation of spiders this place has horribe service no one ever answers the phone, and it'sextremely over priced You can find a nicer and cheaper spot downtown boulder. Nobody likes living here.besides that I ha e gotten stuff Taken from my car multiple times no a good location for families. And on top of it all the pool is green the hot tub is as well. if any wrote a good review about this place it was probably the owner or anyone that's hasn't been here, I've personally myself have been here for 8 months and I feel like I'm in the projects of new have ct again
Shailesh Pandey
Mar 15, 2015
One of the best team when it comes to solve the problems. I feel blessed with the service and support that I get from Leasing office and Support Staff. No doubt it is a amazing place to live since KingSooper, Medical Center and lots of restaurants are around. Also, schools are near by (with great school rating 9) for Kids. Overall amazing experience so far.
Jan 22, 2015
This place sucks. Spend the extra money and go somewhere else. I lived here for 15 months TOO LONG. Moved out last week, saw my 'final' statement. Don't plan on getting any of your deposit back, and expect to pay almost another months rent in fees when you move out. The staff doesn't know what they're doing 3/4 of the time, and the entire complex (while billed as smoke free community), smells like marijuana. You pay for everyone else's utilities, while I froze in the winter and was hot during the summer in fear of having a high bill, everyone else carried on and i was forced to pay whatever. Also, they make you have a ridiculously high bill allowance and you have to automatically have your money taken out of your bank account (without knowing what they will charge). WORST PLACE EVER! No compassion, or help. Save yourself the headache and don't move in.
Boulder, Colorado, 80301
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Yes, or no, is format shifting of copyrighted recorded audio material (LP to tape, or tape to MP3 format, or cd importing to iTunes/compressing into MP3) legal in the USA?
If so, then by logical reasoning wouldn't it be legal to import a cassette tape I own into iTunes?
For personal home and iPod use only. no distribution
Has there been a definitive court case answer re: space/format shifting in the USA?
I contacted the publisher (regarding something else that i do need permission for) and they replied it's a violation of copy for me to convert the tape i own into a digital format. Are they correct? I think it's 100% legal for me to convert the tape to MP3. Retain copy of the tape.
It has been out of production for over 30 years and was never recorded in any type of digital format.
Intellectual Property Law Attorney
No, but yes.
No: It is per se a violation of copyright to "format shift" a sound recording that you own, from CD or cassette to MP3. This action is an unauthorized reproduction of a sound recording owned by someone else. Because you went and asked for permission, and were denied, you even -know- that it is unauthorized.
Yes: in a case about Betamax video tape recorders, the Supreme Court said that "unauthorized home time-shifting of [publicly broadcast] programs is legitimate fair use," and that "a use that has no demonstrable effect upon the potential market for, or the value of, the copyrighted work need not be prohibited," which means in plainer language, you may make one copy of a public broadcast for private personal non-commercial use. Extending that reasoning just a little bit, then maybe it is also "fair" to make an unauthorized copy of a sound recording you already own, solely for personal use. But where's the limit? asks any competent lawyer. What if you then go on to re-sell the copy you copied? Most people will agree that this changes the character of what you have done, making it a commercial use that must be prohibited (punished).
The Betamax case is the definitive case on "shifting" copies made for personal use.
You are not my client. I am not your attorney. The above comments are not confidential, not "legal advice", and not "legal opinion". I am licensed as a patent attorney and in the State of Connecticut. Retain and consult an appropriately licensed attorney to identify the laws and facts material to your concerns.
Intellectual Property Law Attorney
This is the second time you've asked this question [ http://goo.gl/thOkU ]. The answer remains the same: Yes, it's lawful to copy a copyrightable sound recording from one device you own to another device you own if the second copy is for your personal in-home use.
One relevant statute is 17 U.S.C. §1008 [ http://goo.gl/pZ8Pf ]. A case that applies that statute to the then-new Rio mp3 player is Recording Industry v. Diamond Multimedia Systems, 180 F. 3d 1072 9th Cir.1999) which also reports the relevant legislative history: "In fact, the Rio's operation is entirely consistent with the Act's main purpose — the facilitation of personal use. As the Senate Report explains, '[t]he purpose of [the Act] is to ensure the right of consumers to make analog or digital audio recordings of copyrighted music for their private, noncommercial use.' S. Rep. 102-294, at *86. The Act does so through its home taping exemption, see 17 U.S.C. §1008, which 'protects all noncommercial copying by consumers of digital and analog musical recordings,' H.R. Rep. 102-873(I), at *59. The Rio merely makes copies in order to render portable, or 'space-shift,' those files that already reside on a user's hard drive. Cf. Sony Corp. of America v. Universal City Studios, 464 U.S. 417, 455, 104 S.Ct. 774, 78 L.Ed.2d 574 (1984) (holding that 'time-shifting' of copyrighted television shows with VCR's constitutes fair use under the Copyright Act, and thus is not an infringement). Such copying is paradigmatic noncommercial personal use entirely consistent with the purposes of the Act."
A case that discusses the "fair use" right to space shift movies and music from one medium to another for personal, noncommercial use is: Realnetworks, Inc. v. DVD Copy Control Ass'n, 641 F. Supp. 2d 913 at 942 ("Against this backdrop, the court appreciates Real's argument that a consumer has a right to make a backup copy of a DVD for their own personal use. … As noted above, the DMCA's 'user exemption' is only for the individual who has gained authorized access and who may circumvent the protection measures pursuant to lawful conduct, such as to make fair use of the subject work. … So while it may well be fair use for an individual consumer to store a backup copy of a personally-owned DVD on that individual's computer, a federal law has nonetheless made it illegal to manufacture or traffic in a device or tool that permits a consumer to make such copies.").
As for those who steadfastly object to fair use copying of music and movies for personal in-home use they should heed the words of former RIAA attorney Don Verrilli (now our Solicitor General ) who had this to say to our Supreme Court during oral arguments in the MGM v. Grokster case: "And let me clarify something I think is unclear from the amicus briefs. The record companies, my clients, have said, for some time now, and it's been on their Website for some time now, that it's perfectly lawful to take a CD that you've purchased, upload it onto your computer, put it onto your iPod. There is a very, very significant lawful commercial use for that device, going forward." See http://goo.gl/Odz7S at p. 11 line 25 and p. 12 lines 1-7.
Hmm. That's pretty clear. I take Mr. Verrilli and the recording industry at their word that the record labels not only acknowledge and agree that space shifting is lawful, the reproduction of a sound recording for personal in-home use is literally the rationale that JUSTIFIES the uploading functionality of mp3 players such as the iPod.
So we have a STATUTE that says making backup copies are lawful, we have Congress EXPRESSLY spelling out in its legislative history that making backup copies are lawful, we have cases that HOLD that making backup copies are lawful, and we have the recording industry ADMITTING that making backup copies are lawful and, moreover, that such fair use is why the iPod is lawful.
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Herb Wong has elevated my appreciation, understanding and love of jazz exponentially in the over 25 years i have known him. He also helped to rekindle my own interest in playing jazz guitar which has been the single greatest improvement in my personal well being in the last decade. I have been very fortunate to get to know Herb and Marilyn, his wife, very well and am glad that I can call them close friends.
You "have made a difference in the world" Herb. Bravo!
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AMD Radeon R9 290X "Quiet Mode" average frame rate: 44.25
NVIDIA GTX 780 average frame rate: 37.67
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NVIDIA GTX 780 average frame rate: 34.5
The R9 290X outruns the GTX 780 by 18% in BioShock Infinite and by 17% in Tomb Raider. Not bad.
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In the end, there could not have been a different ending. It may not have seemed happy, but, really, the two lovers were willing to live a life separated because they had found each other? A bit far-fetched, but still a world I would be willing to live in.
Beautifully written - with a fluidity of language that was intoxicating. I would not put this down once I started, so much so that last night I stayed up till around 1:30 am to finish the book. I would definitely recommend this.
Bored throughout. Considered just quitting over and over again but such great reviews had me second guessing myself and thinking something had to improve. For me, it didn't. I didn't care at all about any of the characters....they were so underdeveloped. They were the sum total of their special talent, be it telling a story, magical hearing, or exquisite grace. I can appreciate the beauty and subtlety of the magic but that's it. Beyond that it just fell completely flat for me.
The Art of Hearing Heartbeats by Jan-Philipp Sendker; (5*)
I just read and quite fell in love with The Art of Hearing Heartbeats by Jan-Philipp Sendker. I was more than ready for something like this.
The daughter of New York parents (a Burmese father and an American mother) abruptly decides to leave her law practice and return to her father's birthplace. Her attorney father disappeared of his own volition four years previously and items her mother recently sent her make her eager to search for him.
In making this journey she meets with her unknown half-brother and goes in search of their father, learning about her ancestors (and his) along the way. She learns that her father had an entirely separate and lovely life before emigrating to America.
I found this book to splendid in all areas and beautifully written. The end of the story left my mind open to what the young woman will do with the remainder of her life. I found that to be a very satisfying end to this book.
I loved the writing and am eager to see if I can find other novels by this author and perhaps find information on the author, himself. Highly recommended.
The plot line of this story is covered in many of the other reviews. I read this for our book group and thought it was predictable and over written in some places.
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