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Billings, Montana will play host to BMW MOA members July 23 – 25, 2015 at the Metrapark Fairgrounds. Sue Rihn, Events Committee Chairperson for the BMW Motorcycle Owners of America, announced the site of the 2015 BMW MOA International Rally at the January Board of Directors meeting.
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Truth In Motoring: 1970 Porsche 911 RSR
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By Jay on Thursday, November 29, 2007
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"The tC is a sharp little car, offering a compelling blend of standard equipment, style, performance and reliability. Even a 'base' (non-Spec model) tC provides a healthy complement of standard equipment, including power windows, locks, mirrors, a healthy 160W sound system and god's own sunroof overhead. Performance is strong for the class, with plenty of power available from fairly low RPMs and fairly short gearing in the manual model - a strong contrast to many of the 'peakier' engines in the segment (e.g.: Honda Civic), and provides great off-the line thrust and passing power. While the engine lacks the character of more high-revving engines, it's far better suited to real-world city driving. Unfortunately, the short gearing means you'll be turning right around 4K RPM at 85 MPH. A sixth gear for better fuel economy and somewhat more relaxed (though you'll never hear the engine above the tire and wind noise at anything over 75 MPH) highway driving would have been appreciated. Handling is good, but not great - the tC corners fairly sharply, but rolls more than I'd like. In exchange for this, you get a great ride, with well-controlled responses to uneven pavement, even mid-corner. Fit and finish are excellent both inside and out. Inside, matte silver plastics and the large spun-aluminum HVAC knob are set against a backdrop of soft-touch material on the dash and side panels (with an unusual texture that helps prevent light from reflecting off the rather long dash in the steeply raked windscreen) and a grippy (and durable) black fabric on the seating surfaces to create an upscale 'modern/technical' look. Wheel-mounted stereo controls are a nice touch, but the wheel rim is a bit thinner than I'd like, save for the palm swells at 10 and 2 o'clock. The only real downsides are the high door sill and low seating position, which combine to create a feeling of sitting in a bathtub. Externally, the tC combines a pastiche of other makes' ideas with good proportions to good effect. A Volvo S40 nose/front clip, BMW-ish headlights, taillights that look stolen from an A4 and even the BMW 'Hofmeister kink' in the C-pillar all make a showing, but they all blend well with the somewhat slab-sided body, short overhangs and slick-looking dark-chrome 17" wheels to create a car that you'll look forward to seeing in the garage. My ownership experience has been flawless, with the tC proving to be a dependable and fairly economical traveling companion. The interior is a quiet, comfortable place to while away miles, with great seats and the aforementioned comfortable and controlled ride making miles disappear in seemingly short order. Fuel economy is decent, with my example averaging around 25 mpg in city driving and 30-35 on the interstates over the 15 months I've owned it. In summary, the tC is a stellar value, offering 'a lot of car' for around $17K. Toyota reliability and resale value add a little extra to the equation, and the 'no-haggle' pricing at Scion dealers is a refreshing change from the usual back and forth at purchase time. Buyers interested in a stylish, sporty coupe would be remiss in not giving it a chance, though for pure sporting intent, the Civic Si may be a better (if somewhat more expensive) choice."
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By Nicole on Sunday, November 04, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 82,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I bought this car with only 6 miles on it which were my original test drive miles. This is an excellent car overall. I have had some issues with the gas cap stripping so I have had to replace it (Cost about $20). Also where the trunk pops open in the back where the license plate is that has broken off because it was cold and I guess I was a little rough when opening it? I dont know when looking at the piece it was only held on with a few PLASTIC clips so that part is flimsy. The car drives great no problems gets up to speed really well, is very quiet at times I almost think I stalled it or something because its so quiet. This car is nice and spacious. The back seats recline so someone tall will not hit there head on the celing. I love the standard double sunroof. It has stock 17inch rims which are great for looks but suck when it comes to tire wear. They are low profile Z rated tires so you only get about a year out of a tire which stinks and the tires run anywhere from $90 to $200 a tire and then about $10 to $15 bucks more to mount and balance each tire. I love the look of this car it is very sharp and people are always asking me "what kinda car is this" because it hasnt been on the market that long and scion is fairly a newer brand so I just say its made by Toyota. This car is really a great car, it cost about $21000 after tags and taxes and adding a few things on such as a rear spoiler, BRAND NEW I think thats an excellent investment. It has every thing fully loaded stock such as power windows, locks and mirrors, tilt stearing wheel, a pioneer head unit/cd player with mp3 and satilite capabilities. The speakers and sound are really great it sounds like a aftermarket system when it bumps to the base. The gas caps has an automatic popper so no one can pull open your gas tank. It doesnt however have a trunk popper in the car or on the key you have to always manually open the trunk, which is probably why that thing has broken from all the pulling on it when opening the trunk. Also it come standard with a security system and all these air bags for safety so its not much to insure the car. Over all this car is great for everyone, it comes fully loaded right off the lot and is really great for its price. I havent had any issues at all with this car besides the gas cap and trunk handle area like I mentioned before. So if your interested in this car you should definately go for it you wont we dissapointed. Oh and if your afraid it may be too small go check it out because the inside is VERY spacious and if you have children it is very easy to get a carseat in and out with no problems. Not much trunk space though but the back seats fold down so that makes up for it, I literally have moved 2 times with this car and have packed it to the max and it truely is amazing how much stuff fits inside with the seats down. Good luck on your car shopping I hope this has helped you along your travels."
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By hachiroku on Wednesday, April 30, 2008
overall rating 8 of 10rating details
"This car drives like it's on rails! I have been a Toyota owner since my first car in 1974, a brand new '74 Corolla. Pretty good for a HS kid, but they were more affordable then. I have since owned a '78 Corolla, an '80 Corolla SR5 and an '85 Corolla GTS, which I still have. This car is very reminiscent of the GTS in it's size and handling, the only real difference is the tC is FWD. It is also a bit taller than the GTS, but doesn't really feel it. I also currently own an 88 Supra N/A, and R&T tested both cars when they were new. The Supra was 7.9 to 60 MPH, the tC 7.8. Overall the car is well made, handles well and is a blast to drive. This car inspires confidence and rewards experience. The only shortcomings I have with the car is the seat comfort and position; compared to the other cars in my stable the seat cushion is short and the position too close to the pedals. I am making some brackets to move them back. The other cars have you stretch out and are very comfortable, esp for 'spirited' driving, but this one is like you're sitting at the kitchen table. The only other complaint is, PUT A 6 SPEED IN IT!!! When it's off warranty I'm going to see if a Celica 6-speed will fit. Everything else is perfect or better. The styling is great, the interior is very good and well laid out, the sound system adequate (although 6.5" MB Quarts made that even better!). I often buy a car and think, I wish it had this or I wish it had that; except for the seats, this car is everything I want. I can't even imagine it with the available Supercharger. If you're just starting out, bear in mind this car is two-faced: it'll putter around town in Granny mode and run just fine, or you can let it rip and burn the tires off! I used to say this about 2-stroke motorcycles in the 70's. The VVTi induction is responsible for this. As far as fuel economy, I have hit 31 MPG on a couple occasions; I'm used to >33 with Toyotas (except the Supra, of course) and even with a 2.4 litre, it should be a little better. General average is 27, which I also got with a 20 YO Celica GTS, also with a 2.4 litre motor. Still, for the neck-snapping you can do with your right foot, this is pretty good. I rate this car just short of excellent for just a few items: the seats, the occasional squeaks (it seems all owners complain of squeaks, but mine seems less than others) and the thin sheet metal used in construction. Other than that, you're getting a Camry engine with a Celica suspension, and those components are hard to beat! BTW, I'm 50 years old and LOVE great handling cars like this one!"
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By Clocksetbyfeel on Monday, April 09, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 77,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Resale value, panoramic sunroof, quality, safe"
Cons: "Could use more horse power"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I ended up buying the TC for my very first car only because my brother had one and I really liked the hatch aspect and the over look of the car. I'm so glad I have made that choice. This car is such a joy to drive and for the price you just can't beat it. It has been very good to me. I ended up replacing the stock head unit with a newer navigation blu-tooth system and I'm glad I did. It makes me love my car that much more. Maintenance wise, there is not much to it. Just change your oil and make sure you check all the fluids from time to time. The ride is smooth, the engine is for the most part quiet and even though I think it could use some more horse power, it does the job nicely. Although this car has been nothing but a joy to own, I'm keeping my eye out for the scion FRS. If it is made with the same detail as the TC's the FRS will be such a beautiful car. Either way the TC still has a great look to it and the resale value is very good. Plus its a toyota, it will last through all your adventures with you. :) Hope this finds you well, have fun with your TC's everyone!"
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By tippytoe on Sunday, August 05, 2007
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"Had my tC since 11/04, so it is among the first generation. I traded in a fairly new Corolla "S" for this tC because it looked so nice on the showroom floor. At over 40k, I have to say that I love my vehicle. Her Azure Pearl color, tinted glass, LED tail lights, and billet grille turn heads, and many of the uninformed set mistake her for an Audi or Volvo (some haven't even heard of Scion). Aside from dreading replacing the stock tires soon (which is not cheap), she has only had regular oil changes so far. Gas mileage is decent (though the engine is geared low so it revs higher at freeway speeds), averaging 20-23mpg on the highway. I highly recommend the Scion tC to most people, but it is not a "family" car. If you are a student, first-time car buyer, young single/professional, empty-nester, or anyone who hardly needs a back seat, and you want good looks on a budget, then the tC is a good car. The `08 models have been cosmetically updated and have a few more standard and optional goodies, so have at it!"
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By mczookeeper on Monday, April 02, 2007
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"This is my first new vehicle and I love this car. Besides the sleek style (I get a lot of compliments), this winter was rough in Chicago and this car handles the snow great!! I would definitely buy this car again."
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By Jumbo on Saturday, October 26, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 126,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "price, fun to drive, safety, low cost of ownership"
Cons: "road noise"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"After owning the Saturn, Jetta and Saab, I finally found the most reliable and maintenance free car I ever owned. For a little hatchback has surprisingly a lot of cargo room. Decent pickup for the low-power engine but you'd never know it. Seats are incredibly comfortable even the rear seats. All seats cradle you like a race car driver. All I ever I had to do between 65k miles and 126k miles was basic brake maintenance and oil changes. Some minor rattles you can feel the road at high speeds but that's what's expected from stiff suspension. Safety is amazing and airbags are quick and surprisingly soft. Easy to walk away from without a scratch when you need to...I'll miss you :)"
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By alison on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 108,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun to drive, small coupe but spacious, unique"
Cons: "cloth seats"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"this is my second scion tc. the first one I had was a 2006 and I got into an accident on the highway in which the car was totalled. However, I survived the accident after hitting a guardrail at 70 m.p.h. without the airbags deployed (there was a recall on the airbags that year) and walked away without a scratch. The car is extremely reliable as long as you take care of it, just like any other car."
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By Amber on Friday, December 07, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 133,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Reliable, cute, good get up and go."
Cons: "my sun roof is sometimes a little touchy?"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have had my Scion from the very beginning and loved every minute of it! Mine has been super relaible, fun to drive and I still get compliments at gas stations (and keep in mind this is the original model before all the fancy new stuff). 5 seatbelts made it great for hauling groups of friends (longer road trips were taller people in the backseat are a bit more challenging) around town in college and the hatch can fit tons (dressers, t.v.'s)when time to move. Also great engine that pics up speed off the line (so says my couple of speeding tickets). This car has gotten me from age 20-age 28 and we are a still great pair!"
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By ColorMyDays on Wednesday, October 05, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 70,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Solid feel, panoramic sunroof, audio system, clean maintenance record"
Cons: "for the 2007 model, side and curtain airbags were not standard."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Honestly, this car is everything it should be... and then some. Since I was 16 to now 21 I have owned 6 cars and this one has been by far the best one I have ever owned. Not only are the looks simply amazing but the moment you step inside you will appreciate the detail that went into the entire car. The interior is wonderfully designed, very easy touch controls for the a/c unit and the fact that I can control my iPhone from the deck is awesome. My particular model has fog lights and custom LED tail lights that were bought at the dealership from day one. The panoramic sunroof is by far my favorite feature for this car. It really brings to life the sporty and elegant feel when your driving along the road. The engine is super quiet and powerful enough to get the job done. With the windows up and the sunroof closed, road noise is at a minimum. I have not heard one complaint from owners of this car. A very solid feel and built quietly. Scion/Toyota really hit the nail with the hammer on this one. I still get looks in my Tc and its 4 years old. I plan on keeping this car for a while as it is everything i have been looking for in a car and more. I would definitely recommend it to everyone as it not only captures the eyes of the young people but older generations as well. I hope this review finds you well, have fun with your TC's everyone! =]"
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Lisa Zane is great as the nurse out to get revenge on the man she holds responsible for her familys death. I like this movie as it doesnt take itself too seriously and their are a few unintentional funny parts. Its no blockbuster but its definately worth watching.
Nurse Laura Harriman (Lisa Zane) is out to get revenge on Bob Martin (Michael Fairman) and his family. See Laura's dad was so distraught over an embezzlement charge that he killed himself and the rest of the family, leaving poor Laura alone, confused and mentally unstable. Fortunately for her, Bob has a stroke, leaving him completely incapacitated (his fully alert self inside an expressionless body), so he's in need of full time care, so Laura quits her job at the hospital and signs on as the live-in nurse. She seduces the son (John Stockwell), arouses suspicion in the daughter (Janet Gunn) and starts to do away with everyone (often right before the father's eyes). Good acting, particularly from the deliciously wicked Zane, and an overall air of nastiness save this oft-clichéd bitch-from-hell flick (with a rather poor ending) from boredom.
We've have seen it all before. A person, often a female, gets angry about
something that stands in her way of success or plain satisfaction. We saw
that in for example "The Temp", "The Secretary", "Daddy's Girl" and "Fatal
Attraction" by naming a few.
This time it's a nurse who infiltrates herself into a family where she holds the dad responsible for her own family's death. He has ended up in a wheelchair, totally invalid, still understands everything, but can't make himself heard. She plans how to kill his whole family right in front of him.
The main stars of the movie is Lisa Zane (Billy's sister) who plays the psycho-nurse. Beautiful Janet Gunn is the daughter who is the first to sense that things isn't alright with the new nurse. John Stockwell is the son who becomes attracted to the new nurse.
Even if I've seen everything before I think the movie is both exciting and fun to watch. Not a masterpiece, but also far from the opposite. An entertaining little movie.
1st watched 10/16/2011 3 out of 10(Dir-Rob Malenfant): Mediocre at best revenge flick that although premiered as a theatrical release comes across like a "B" television production with sub-par acting, bad editing including a left-in scene that made no sense, and is also predictable from the beginning to the end. The movie starts out as a man is being charged with embezzlement and being trashed by the local media. The company's boss and family are shown not intending for this to get out, but it does. Distraught, the man charged shoots his wife, child and himself. His daughter, played by Lisa Zane, gets wind of this at her place of work where she is a nurse and blames the company and the boss who let this out to the media. The boss, has a stroke, after he finds out from a reporter about the murderous man's actions and becomes paralyzed to the point where he can only hear what's going on but can't respond. The revengeful nurse then takes on the persona of a former employee, becomes his nurse, and plots to kill him and his entire family. Zane is kind of hammy in her role, but OK as the deviant nurse and the other actors are OK as well. But that's the problem with the entire movie, it's just OK. This obviously was meant for television but apparently was too rough, so they added a couple curse words to get the R rating and released it in the theatres. It was advertised on the DVD I watched as a horror movie, but it isn't a horror movie, and it's not very enjoyable either so skip this one if at all possible.
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Laura Harriman is a nurse that gets so distraught that her embezzling
father shot her mother & brother before killing herself that she jumps
at the chance to be caregiver to Bob Martin (Michael Fairman, who
ironically does the best acting in the film), the man who gave her
father up & had a stroke leaving him paralyzed but fully aware. She
kills the first nurse, takes her place, then...well nothing, lots and
lots of talk, about the fifth time she talked to bob about what she'd
do to his family out of revenge I was about ready to put myself out of
my misery & when something DOES finally happen late in the movie I
found myself way too bored to care. A complete boring, predictable,
anti-climatic mess of a film.
My Grade: F
The interaction between Janet Gunn and Lisa Zane carry the film and make it more than a predictable nurse-hates-patient story. Sure there are major flaws, like the nurse (Zane) kills the reporter and there is no investigation. But let's skip the small stuff. The movie is worth watching on a rainy or cold winter night. I gave it a 7 because of the technical flops, but the plot is a solid 8.
If you're expecting 'The Hand That Rocks The Cradle', please don't
watch this, because even if it's got near enough the same plot, it
Definitely isn't in the same league. That said, this is still a very
gripping, and in places, darkly comical thriller.
Lisa Zane stars as a professional nurse, who gets a call from her father while working, who says that 'she has got to be strong'. However, he implies that he is going to do something terrible to himself, his wife and his son. Sure enough, he picks up a gun, loads it with bullets, and shoots his wife and his son (both whom are asleep). Lisa gets home just in time to see her father shoot himself on the stairs... Lisa blames her father's boss for these terrible events, as he has filed a case against her father for embezzling. When his boss hears about the shootings, he suffers a stroke, which leaves him totally paralysed. On being taken home, Lisa sees her opportunity to get revenge. The man needs a nurse to take care of him. However, before Lisa can scheme her way in, another Nurse is hired. The solution to the problem: kill the nurse. Soon after this death, she weasels her way into the family, and there, she begins to stage her ultimate revenge...
If you're in the UK, you can catch this on Zone Thriller some time, as I did last night. If you're in America, there is a DVD of this film which is quite cheap to buy, so no-one has an excuse for missing this.
If you get the chance, tune in!
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This little movie isn't the best I've seen, but it does have some very
eerie scenes and sad moments, as well as suspense that keeps you
watching the entire time. The plot follows a nurse whose father murders
her brother, mother and kills himself, leaving the nurse questioning
why. When she finds out it has to do with a businessman who has fallen
into a catatonic state, she becomes his caretaker and terrorizes him
directly, knowing he can't do a thing about it.
The plot was pretty generic and it was pretty obvious what was going to happen the entire way through. The soundtrack is easily forgettable but the acting is great and the film manages to be captivating so if you're a horror or mystery fan, check out The Nurse, you might be surprised that it's halfway decent.
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Canadian Producer Pierre David has a one track mind. His scripts
generally do too. It is as follows...
Female is hurt by someone. Female swears revenge by befriending/marrying/seducing/working for the person who she feels slighted by, and then killing them. Anyone who begins to suspect her alternate identity of intent of malice is eliminated as soon as she knows they are on to her. Children are never killed, but often save the day at the end. Generally the Villainous female is killed in the attempt for "Final Justice", meaning the death of the one she got closest to.
This is the same for at least 100 Pierre David Films, with a few variations here and there, but if you're a huge fan of "Psycho Chick" films ALA "The Hand That Rocks The Cradle" or "Fatal Attraction"... This is for you.
If not... You'll likely laugh, complain, or just turn it off.
This is a wickedly classic take on the "I'll get my revenge" type of movie that are my favorites. Lisa Zane was a hoot as the vengeful nurse and Janet Gunn was perfect as the daughter who never trusted her from the beginning and was aware every time the nurse slipped up with her lies. The added touch of having the man who suffered a stroke be able to hear and comprehend everything that the nurse planned to do to his family as payback and not be able to stop her and warn them made this movie more chilling.This movie was like a well-made Lifetime TV movie and I have always enjoyed the movies directed by Robert Malenfant and when I see his name on the credits I know it will be enjoyable and fun to watch.
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Monday we drove in the direction west,
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Application of the ellipsoid modeling of the average shape of nanosized crystallites in powder diffraction
International Union of Crystallography, 2012
Journal of Applied Crystallography
Volume 45, Issue 1, pages 22–27, February 2012
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How to Cite
Katerinopoulou, A., Balic-Zunic, T. and Lundegaard, L. F. (2012), Application of the ellipsoid modeling of the average shape of nanosized crystallites in powder diffraction. Jnl Applied Crystallography, 45: 22–27. doi: 10.1107/S0021889811055075
- anisotropic line broadening;
- ellipsoidal formula;
- crystallite size;
- crystallite shape;
- X-ray powder diffraction
Anisotropic broadening correction in X-ray powder diffraction by an ellipsoidal formula is applied on samples with nanosized crystals. Two cases of minerals with largely anisotropic crystallite shapes are presented. The properly applied formalism not only improves the fitting of the theoretical and observed diffraction diagrams but also gives direct information about realistic crystallite shapes and sizes. The approach is demonstrated using the Rietveld refinement program TOPAS and it is easily adaptable to other similar software.


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About "the registration issue" by amigovirgen
the registration issue
Design by amigovirgen
reminds me of Tom Burns ~sort of
reminds me of mario party
i love the idea. but something doesn't look quite right about the black ones mouth...
last month I went to a printing trial and the printers told me that the printer was haunted by the CMYK spirits and when that happens you wont be able to get proper registration of your work
not really
it isn't supposed to connect, is it? i heart it
Not sure about the color choice. Can't decide if I dig it or dump it. I enjoy the design nonetheless.
there is no other color option...
think in the tee as a piece of paper and
CMYK will be always CMYK
thanks for the coments though!
they are evil they need fangs!!!
the ballons remind me of the Acute Invasion shirt: http://www.threadless.com/product/683/Acute_Invasion
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The Swedish comedy The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared is laughing all the way to the bank. The adaptation of Jonas Jonasson's best-seller about a centenarian who escapes his nursing home and goes on an adventure across Sweden, has broken local box-office records since its release Christmas Day, selling more than 762,000 tickets for a gross of more than $10 million in the territory. That already tops last year's number one Swedish film, Waltz for Monica, which sold just over half a million tickets in the territory.
Directed by Felix Herngren, The 100-Year-Old Man is a Forrest Gump-like tale in which hapless protagonist Allan Karlsson (Swedish star comedian Robert Gustafsson) unwittingly plays a key role in some of the most important events of the past century.
Sweden's Nice FLX Pictures produced The 100-Year-Old Man with Walt Disney Company Nordic handling distribution in Scandinavia and StudioCanal picking up the U.K., France and Australia as well as taking worldwide sales. Several other territories have been sold, including Germany, where Herbert Kloiber's Tele-Munchen will be distributing.
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Jun 26, 2012 Auberie rated it 4 of 5 stars
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Un journal très sympathique que l'on remplit sans se prendre la tête en répondant aux questions proposées tout en pouvant faire des annotations autour ;)
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Finally finished the last pages today ("The Listen Lesson") after leaving the diary collecting dust in a corner of my bedroom for over a year. It was interesting reading back what I filled out during a weird period in my life... 2 weeks after I started the diary (full of hope & enthousiasm) I got seriously ill and had to stay home for months (tediousness). After finally returning to work I got into a funk. I'd already forgotten about a lot of this but could really tell from the pages of this ...more
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Stayed at Plaza Pelicanos Grand for a week the middle of this month, December 2012. I had room 1775 (seventh floor in the new tower -- 8 years old, so they tell me). Great views from the hallway windows and the two elevators were quite efficient.
I LOVED my room. It was a large studio with everything I needed ---- dining table, with a storage unit, separating the dining area from the bedroom area. Kitchenette, with granite countertops and a huge microwave and a two-burner stove. Large fridge. Lovely marble floors and a marble-tiled bathroom. The only thing of note that might not suit everyone is that the bath tub is fairly high, so if someone is mobility-impaired, it would be difficult to get into the bath/shower.
Also had a large safe (digital), iron/board, tons of storage (very large closet) and an EXTREMELY comfy king-sized bed. Decent-sized terrace, with a couple of chairs and a lounger. Being on the end of the building, my view was well over 180 degrees, from mid-Bay to the mountains.
The staff (front desk, bell staff, check-in staff --- through RCI, etc.) were wonderful. Extremely friendly and helpful. I didn't eat on site too much but did eat at Pergola for breakfast three times and the food is excellent and reasonably-priced, and the staff there was efficient and friendly. I did not eat any other meals on site. No dinner meals at the other on-site restaurants.
There is a member area in the tower where you can get on the computer for 20 minutes, with a free password, or get a code from the membership staff to use your wireless. Worked well for me.
Periodically, there is entertainment down on the patio (music) and there is also sometimes music up on the top floor of the tower. Awesome view from there!
There is something about this area that I really enjoy (next door to Canto del Sol, being in the cobblestoned area which feels like a village). I always enjoy going down to Blake's Sports Bar nearby, as well as having easy-access to the bus and little restaurants and boutiques and massage shops in the area. Also, the area is directly across the main drag from the Versalles colonia, which is real Mexico and offers options for small restaurants and wandering.
There is a swim-up bar in the pool at Plaza Pelicanos Grand. There are also plenty of options for relaxing on the pool deck, with the day beds. The beach is fairly narrow. Sure do love the views of both, from up on the 7th floor. I would definitely return to this resort. It works for me.
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I am developing a "live search" in Rails 3 using the below guide. I am just a bit afraid that this "query by type" will be very heavy on the database server (I am using Heroku). Is searching like this a big no-no or do you guys think it will be ok, even if I got 500 users? Any input is good! Thanks!
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I think in the same tutorial @Aymeric has commented after your query (http://aymeric.gaurat.net/index.php/2010/how-to-develop-live-search-textbox-in-ruby-on-rails/)
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I arrived late, after needing a replacement tire, which used up all my available cash. I was tired and Ken (co-owner) immediately offered me tea and biscuits. For breakfast I was given a choice of regular or gluten free bread. If you request gluten free when you book, they will offer gluten free sausages (Hodgsons), as well. The room was very clean, nice and warm. They don't accept credit cards, so Ken arranged with me to pay him through money order, when I got home. Very trusting and kind.
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Our stay couldn't have been better, the owners were really friendly and gave us a great welcome. We went for the rugby and they showed us where to go to the Grounds and into town, recommending pubs etc. The breakfast was fantastic and the room was warm, clean and comfortable. The house was quiet, well located and overall a fantastic stay. We can't wait to go back!
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We arrived to the Armada Lodge about 10 PM. We were there for 5 days. We have clean and nice furnished room, with very comfortable double bed. Irish breakfasts were very tasty. The owners were very friendly, kind and helpfull. They gave us many advices and usefull information about Ireland. We hope we will be back soon:)
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In our view, serious books were not just for the literati, but for anyone with a hunger for brilliant writing.
Others have joined the literati, including one budding novelist, Nicolle Wallace.
Long before she met Pinter, Fraser was a glittering member of the London literati.
"men and women of letters; the learned class as a whole," 1620s, from Latin literati/litterati, plural of literatus/litteratus "lettered" (see literate). The proper singular would be literatus, though Italian literato (1704) sometimes is used.