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Very short.
After seeing all of this series i found that the ending was very rushed and un-satifiying almsot asthough the writers didn't know how to end the show on a good note. The first two parts were pretty good and so was the thrid part up until they rushed the story and came out with alternative universe or reality. Overall this was quite a good mini series i think that this show could have been a proper series and could have run weakly over a course of a lot of episodes. Anyway that is not the case, the show does have a good cast and the story is very intresting. Just be prepared for the ending. But other than that the show was fairly good definatly work watching if you are a SCIFI fan.moreless
Bset Of The Best...for who understands it!
realy it was good.
Real good and great serie.
If you just know a little bit about beurmudas triangle you will be amazed by this serie and if you dont know anything about it you may learn new stuff and learn the theories about it.
If you are a fan of the triangle and it's news you have to watch this serie it is really good.
I do loved it,althou it was a little short,but it still great.
There is a lot of theories about it the most fasinating theory it I think that it is a worm-hole and the one that combine the triangle with atlantis the lost empire,it could be something greater than we ever thought about...
I advise everyone who likes things about the triangle to watch this fantastic serie and then you decide what does it means.
but remember you have to understand it and the things about it to judge it.
hope you do...moreless
Wow, that was complete disappointment!
First time when I heard Bryan Singer was going to shoot the mini series named "The Triangle" I was on cloud nine. It took me a while to get this show on DVD in my county. Unfortunately, the excitement was replaced with disappointment. The cast looked promising. Sam Neill, Lou Diamond Phillips and Catherine Bell directed by Bryan Singer. The problem was not with the cast, but with the script. The plot of missing ships and planes was all right, but the writer made up a ridiculous explanation to all that. Electromagnetic anomaly caused by scientists in 1940's? I do not think so. This is nature! There are lots of similar or totally different anomalies all over the world. They are not caused by humans!
This is one big minus for the show and the huge minus is the conclusion of the show.
They magically fixed the problem by not doing anything and the time returned, corrected everything like it never existed and only those five people involved in finding the reason of the anomaly remembered those two realities. I am certain Bryan Singer could have avoided this screenplay and did not have to stain his reputation.moreless
One of the best mini series out there.
If there's one thing that's not good about this is that it has a look of something that was made for tv. It could be blamed for the small budgets that are used for tv productions. But the thing that stands out here is the storyline of The Triangle. It's made by Bryan Singer of X-Men and Dean Devlin of Stargate and Independence Day. It's a very fresh look at the Bermuda Triangle myth. Some sort of scientific subplot is thrown in to make it interesting. The main plot is about a group of people hired by a billionaire to figure out what's going on inside the Triangle, it's a really great mini series I've seen in a while.moreless
Fab... What more can I say... Watch it!
The latest in a growing line of slick miniseries produced by the Sci-Fi Channel, Dean Devlin and Bryan Singer\'s The Triangle draws from a number of standard sci-fi story elements in an effort to provide an original take on a tired enigma. While the miniseries concerns itself with a mystery long celebrated as unsolvable, The Triangle keeps itself from descending into maddening vagueness by demanding concrete answers from both its characters and its story. That\'s not to say this story is not enigmatic, but this is a brain-teasing puzzle with a surprising solution. Writer Rockne S. O\'Bannon should be commended. The Bermuda Triangle here is more intriguing than it has ever been, kept entertaining by the slow revealing of the shadowy sources of its power. The threat escalates as the film progresses and scientific theories--ranging from wormholes to alternate realities to exotic matter--are blended into an engaging, reality-threatening cataclysm of apocalyptic proportion. At the outset, single ships are threatened but by the time of the paradoxical climax, the globe hangs in the balance. The inevitable time-travel is elegantly handled amidst all of this and the endgame is both intelligent and stunning.
The acting here is above average, too, and each of the leads elevates not only their character\'s role but the film\'s believability as well. Eric Stoltz, Bruce Davison, Catherine Bell, and Michael E. Rodgers are excellent as a team of unique experts in unusual fields of study. Keeping the story emotionally grounded is Lou Diamond Phillips, whose individualized subplot allows us to experience the film\'s reality-altering oddness through the eyes of an everyman. The miniseries is beautifully produced, nicely photographed, and the considerable visual effects are always impressive. More importantly, those effects are used primarily to service the story\'s intricacies, not as a means of distracting from plot holes. In fact, The Triangle\'s most serious flaws are those extended scenes echoing science fiction clich�s for suspense or drama, chunks of the narrative that will seem all-too familiar--and perhaps, as a result, all-too dull--for fans of the genre. Conspiracy plotlines wear thin too quickly, the quirks of Davison\'s psychic irritate as they escalate, and Sam Neill\'s obsessed magnate is instantly forgettable. At those moments when the film is successful, however, it plays off of our curiosity and becomes quite gripping. Viewers have set-out on this sort of strange sea voyage before, but Devlin and Singer manage to make it smart and sexy. The Triangle does make something old new again; the three-part miniseries takes a host of familiar pseudo-scientific theories and science fiction themes and finds a way to recombine them into something that feels, for the most part, fresh.
I love the Mini Series But None of my friends has ever heard of the show or watch it.
I love The Triangle but I think they could make more previews on diffrent channels because none of my friends heard or watch the show. I am so alone. LoL But anyways, I think they could make it more exciting and "out" so more people could watch it. They only commercial that I saw for The Triangle is for there DVD..
Not what I expected
It's funny I have looked forward to watching this show, I thought with such a strong cast, it really did stand a chance, but I was disapointed with the whole thing.
It jumped from one scene to another, sometimes making little or no sense whats so ever.
Catherine Bell is a great actress, and yet she was so meak and mild in this.
I was expecting perhaps a little too much, btu when you think Bermuda Triangle you start to think, Ohhh a good movie here.
I am not saying don't watch it, because it is watchable, but the trouble is it is not excitting, so very quickly my mind started to wander.
A strong cast, headed by some great talent, just such a weak script.moreless
Very interesting, very interesting. Odd, but interesting.
This mini-series was very good. Very intriguing show. The topic of the Brimuta Triangle is a very controversial topic. There are many different theories of the Brimuta Triangle. This mini-series did a great job of incorporating many of those theories into one story. It was great! From the beginning of the mini-series, I was hooked. I could not wait until the next part (but obviously I had to). The Triangle was well played out and well acted. I was very interested and intrigued before about the Brimuta Triangle and I am happy that they finally made something that people like me can talk about. It puts a visual on something that was only talked about before. It was definitely amazing.moreless
I've seen worse.
The three part mini-series, "The Triangle" had its ups and downs, but for the most part was not a bad effort for a M.F.T.V.M. Some of the special effects were pretty good for the small screen and some were downright ridiculous. But the main thing is, I think, they gave it a good, college try. Eric Stoltz always brings respectiblity to whatever he's in and his character's complexities were well fleshed out. The rest of the cast did a fine job, too. But here's what I don't fully understand... This 6-hour spectacle must have cost a great deal of money. It's hard for me to imagine that the people who put money into this got a payback. Let's face it, it's not the superbowl. They ain't selling commercial time for a million bucks a shot. However, compared to the ill-fated "Poseidon Adventure" remake and the laughable "Category 7, The End Of The World," "The Triangle" was cinematic brilliance.moreless


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½ tsp mixed spice
pinch of salt
85g/3oz caster sugar
1 lemon, zest only
115g/4oz butter
85g/3oz sultanas
1 large free-range egg, beaten
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lard, for greasing
175g/6oz free-range egg yolks
90g/3½oz caster sugar
375ml/13fl oz whipping cream
125ml/4fl oz milk
1 vanilla pod, split lengthways and seeds scraped out
ground cinnamon
freshly grated nutmeg
12 apricots, halved and stoned
1 tbsp caster sugar
knob of unsalted butter
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Lightly grease a griddle with lard, then heat on a low heat. Start with a cake or two for the ice cream to test the heat of the griddle. Lightly cook all the cakes for 20-30 seconds on each side or until golden brown. Leave to cool.
To make the ice cream, beat together the eggs and sugar in a bowl until pale. Put the cream and milk in a saucepan and scrape in the seeds from the vanilla pod together with the pod. Heat until it just comes to the boil, then pour a little over the egg mixture and whisk together.
Pour this mixture into the rest of the hot cream mixture in the pan and cook, stirring, until thickened enough to coat the back of a wooden spoon. Take care not to let the custard boil. Remove from the pan and cool over ice, then strain.
Churn the custard in an ice cream machine. Just as it is ready, sprinkle in 300g/10½oz of crumbled Welsh cakes and finish with ground cinnamon and nutmeg to taste. Transfer to a container and freeze for about two hours to harden.
For the apricots, cook the apricots with the sugar and butter until soft.
To serve, spoon the warm apricots on top of the large Welsh cakes. Add a scoop of ice cream to each plate and garnish each with a small Welsh cake.
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Since having our baby, my wife expects me to do everything. How should I handle it?
I know the moms out there will think I'm being unfair, but here goes: my wife hasn't done anything but breastfeed since our son was born six weeks ago, and I need help! I'm not talking heavy lifting, I mean opening mail, clearing off the table, and just showing appreciation for what I do -- which is almost everything. Is this normal? How long will it continue?
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Congrats to you and your wife. I am sure your wife is grateful but I should let her tell you. Let her bond with her child and the housework will get done later on. Do you have a support team? Maybe you should call in the support team to help out. My support team is eager to help out and I am sure yours will be too if you let them know.posted 11/29/2012 by barbara93
I concur with the rest of the comments that breastfeeding zaps your energy and that the first 3 months with baby are exhausting! Things will get better. One thing you may want to talk to your wife about is her mood. She may be feeling a little down or she may be experiencing full on postpartum depression and, therefore, may not want to do much of anything except stay in bed and breastfeed all day. Just something to consider. Be kind with her right now. This is a major life change for you both, and her hormones are changing. If she is down, get help. It's nothing to be ashamed of. Good luck and God bless your little one!posted 04/19/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
One of the main reasons I think women don't get help when they suffer from postpartum depression is because they are then labelled as lazy and selfish by people who have never gone through it and don't understand it. This particular situation sounds extreme. If any new father finds himself in this situation, he really needs to seek help for his wife/partner.posted 04/12/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Well, you must be a very strong woman to do all those things on your own. But I really don't see women expecting the father to help out with things around the house and the responsibilities of caring for a newborn as "selfish." In my own situation, I was grateful that my husband stepped up as I suffered with severe postpartum. And I'm sure other women are thankful for their partners as well.posted 03/16/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Well, you must be a very strong woman to do all those things on your own. But I really don't see women expecting the father to help out with things around the house and the responsibilities of caring for a newborn as "selfish." In my own situation, I was grateful that my husband stepped up as I suffered with severe postpartum. And I'm sure other women are thankful for their partners as well.posted 03/16/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
When I had my oldest son, we went through the same thing. My son was colicky, which meant he was almost always crying and as a new mother, I had no idea what to do. I remember feeling as though I didn't even want him. I regretted getting pregnant. I was completely miserable, and because of those feelings, I felt like I was a horrible person, and I was to embarrassed to tell anyone. My husband did everything for a good 4 or 5 months, and we fought over it. It was only when I began coming out of the postpartum depression that I realized that I had postpartum depression. After talking with my mother and husband now, they said that they could tell I had it, and I can't understand why they didn't insist I got help! I suffered needlessly for months, and my son probably did too, emotionally. Have her talk to her doctor. She may have postpartum depression and not realize it.posted 02/20/2012 by jcombs35
I get the feeling a lot of new dads don't fully understand how physically exhausting it is to breastfeed. I mean they literally suck an additional 300-500 calories a day. And seriously, a baby almost split her in half. I felt for 3 days like my insides were going to fall out of me when i stood up. That's a big thing to recover from. That all being said, its possible (depending of course on if she had a c section or big tear) for her to start helping now. Personally, I felt able to contribute after a week. But husband is a rock star, he works full time and helps me out so much at night time. Half the night he wakes up and hands me the baby. If I ask for help on any chores, errands or to bring me the burp cloth, he does it. It won't last forever, I promise. Give her time.posted 07/22/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
If this was like more then 8 weeks after, then I would understand. But you do need to realize that she is still in the healing process after giving birth. Its not an in house procedure, she pushed a baby out of her, and her hormones are getting back on track. Give her some time to recoup and she will be back to normal.posted 07/10/2012 by buttonais
Haha, this question is eight years old. Can't believe I just answered it. Oh well, maybe some other guy will benefit from finding out how hard it actually is to give birth, and take out the garbage without whining for a couple of months.posted 06/25/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
okay, so maybe i was wrong about some cases of depression - i didn't make myself clear, i do believe that SOME people really are depressed, but there are also people who are just negative. and too many of you all think that women raise kids by themselves. that makes it seem like your husbands don't help you like you deserve or your role models growing up weren't equal in the relationship. men help raise kids, too. maybe mark, you could watch the baby while she did something else - maybe even give her time to take a bubble bath or something in the beginning - it is possible that showing her that you really care will help. she doesn't have to be the one to take care of the baby all the time. i do understand that you don't have breasts and therefore cannot take care of him in exactly the same way, (and i also wonder, if breastfeeding is so exhausting and such a huge deal, why do it? my son has never been breastfed and he's healthier than all of the other babies he was born around - one two weeks sooner, one nine days later, and one of them is breastfed), but i think that too many women try to be supermom. i have no problem passing my son along to my husband when he gets home while i do other stuff. i like the fact that the two of them get time together as well. so remember, both parents raise kids, and dads are just as important as moms are. make sure to get plenty of time in with your son - corin already recognizes his dad when he comes home from work and grins at him. that will make you feel like a million dollars.posted 04/20/2004 by jedibabies
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Hi, question for everyone regarding MDS in the 2013 Rams. I have a new 2013 Ram 1500, and I have never seen an MDS or ECO indication come on. I've put about 2000km on so far, so if it was disabled while the seals were breaking in I would expect it to have activated by now.
Does the MDS have any indication when it comes on? Or is it maybe not working?
Cruising at highway speeds, I was getting about 16mpg (14.5 l/100) if that gives any indication about whether or not the MDS is working.
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I never saw it come on until I set up the EVIC to show ECO mode. Now the little green "ECO" comes on In the Lower Left hand corner just outside the EVIC
That is new for 2013 with the new EVIC. You can now select where or not to show ECO mode. If it were mine, that indicated would be turned off. I prefer to only have the information that is important to me and I could care less about 'ECO'. It's a 6000Lbs full size truck....there is nothing 'ECO' about it! :shakehead:
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Telfair sprained his left ankle before practice, and by the time he emerged from the training room, he was on crutches with his ankle heavily wrapped. Foye is still bothered by tendinitis in his left knee, which limited him to eight minutes during Wednesday's exhibition game against the Boston Celtics in London.
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"They're in the process still of thinking and not reacting and playing," Wittman said.
Wittman said he wants to run an up-tempo offense, but he wants his players to be smart about picking the right opportunities to run. He doesn't want his players to settle for jump shots and forget about working the ball inside.
"That's one area, offensively, where we've really got to do a better job, get the ball inside," Wittman said. "I didn't think we did a very good job of that at all, especially against Boston. That's still going to be a push of ours."
The Wolves play at Memphis on Monday night and at Atlanta on Tuesday. They have two more road games, Friday at Indiana and Saturday against Milwaukee.
No matter the point guard, the Wolves must start to pass better and run plays more efficiently than they did in the 92-81 loss to Boston. The Wolves won their exhibition opener 84-81 against Turkish club Efes Pilsen in Istanbul, Turkey.
"We can be a great team; I see that," forward Al Jefferson said, "if we do what coach says. ... We had a couple mental breakdowns against Boston, (but) coach did a great job of explaining to us that if we do it, we could get a great shot."
Said Wittman: "We're much further ahead defensively than we are offensively. It kind of showed from an execution standpoint the first two games. But that was anticipated. I'm new; the guys are new; the system is new. But it was a good trip. I thought we got out of it what we needed to get out of it."
Briefly: Wittman said he probably will wait until after Tuesday's game to make any decisions about reducing the number of players on the roster. There are 17, and the Wolves cannot carry more than 15 by the start of the regular season.
Training-camp invitee John Edwards is the most likely player to be cut. Then Wittman and the front office face a difficult decision in reducing the roster further. The Wolves might try to buy out the contract of a player or make a trade.
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4 August 2015 11:30 AM, PDT | TooFab | See recent TooFab news »
Los Angeles (AP) -- Zooey Deschanel is now a wife and mother. A spokeswoman for the 35-year-old entertainer confirmed Tuesday that Deschanel recently married Jacob Pechenik and gave birth to the couple's "beautiful, healthy'' baby girl. Publicist Lauren Auslander provided no other details. Deschanel is best known as the Emmy-nominated star of TV's "New Girl.'' She also writes and performs music with the indie folk duo She & Him and co-founded the popular website HelloGiggles.com. Pechenik is a film producer whose credits include "The Skeleton Twins'' and "Rock the Kasbah.'' It's Deschanel's first child and second marriage. She divorced Death Cab for Cutie rocker Ben Gibbard in 2012. Read more »
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British folk band Mumford & Sons and Deathcab for Cutie singer Ben Gibbard had some harsh words for Tidal, the music streaming service recently relaunched by Jay Z. "I think they totally blew it by bringing out a bunch of millionaires and billionaires and propping them up onstage and then having them all complain about not being paid," Gibbard said in an interview for The Daily Beast. "That's why this thing is going to fail miserably." Gibbard was apparently unimpressed with Tidal's star-studded launch in March which featured music artists Madonna, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, Kanye West, Usher and Deadmau5, as well as Mrs. »
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Andy Chen, the CEO of Tidal's parent group Aspiro, acquired by Jay Z in February, is being replaced. The interim successor is former CEO Peter Tonstad, who has been with the company since 2010. In a statement, Tonstad says: I believe in Tidal and what the team is doing to affect the change the music industry needs. We're streamlining the company and refocusing our resources to ensure the platform continues to grow, and listeners can make a connection to their favorite artists. No one else is doing this. At the moment, very few people share his faith. Artists including Mumford & Sons, Steve Albini, and Ben Gibbard have all been publicly critical of Tidal and its high-profile shareholders' plea for $20 a month for "lossless sound." It's the steepest price on the streaming market, and when the wealthiest pop stars in the world ask fans to pay more money for something that, »
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1 April 2015 2:23 PM, PDT | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
Once upon a time, filmmakers Spike Jonze and Sofia Coppola were married. While fitting the dreams of film hipster heaven, their marriage ended long before the Internet could freak out about their seemingly perfect union, not unlike the way it did during the twee super marriage of Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard and Zoe Deschanel (it, too, didn't last). "It's not Spike," Coppola insisted in 2003 about Giovanni Ribisi's portrayal of a character in "Lost In Translation" many felt was a dig at her ex-husband. "But there are elements of him there, elements of experiences. There are elements of me in all the characters." Regardless, people have drawn lots of parallels between Coppola's "Lost In Translation" and Jonze's 2013 film, "Her," starring Joaquin Phoenix. Video essayist Jorge Luengo Ruiz has gone one step further and created "Lost in Translation // Her: An Unloved Story," a beautiful video »
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30 March 2015 8:00 AM, PDT | Vulture | See recent Vulture news »
In the early '00s, the band Death Cab for Cutie became synonymous with a sort of muted adolescent angst. Lead singer Ben Gibbard, whose gentle voice lends a childlike quality to the music, often used opaque lyrics to capture the mystifying passions of young love. The new Death Cab for Cutie album, Kintsugi, is somewhat of a departure. Gibbard's lyrics are more direct and authoritative. It's an album for adults. That said, at 38, Gibbard looks back fondly at the songs from those early Death Cab years. Vulture spoke with him recently about his favorite tracks from the band's catalogue. It wasn't easy to pick just one song from each record, he said. "They're all my children," but these are a few of the highlights."The Face That Launched 1000 Shits," Something About Airplanes (1998) It's a song that was written by our friend Jay Chilcote from the Revolutionary Hydra, »
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23 February 2015 4:37 PM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
Death Cab For Cutie have been relatively generous ahead of their new album Kintsugi's release, offering the video for "Black Sun" and live previews of many of the tracks. Now they've shared the studio version for one of the songs they played back last month during a show in their hometown of Seattle. "No Room in Frame" is twangy slice of soft rock with vocalist Ben Gibbard's vocals at the forefront. Related: Death Cab for Cutie Call the Shots in 'Black Sun' Video: Watch The song, like the rest of the album, features guitar work from recently departed founding member and producer Chris Walla. Coincidentally or not, it has a sentimentality. "We'll both go on being lonely with someone else," Gibbard sings. Kintsugi, the band's first album since 2011's Codes and Keys, is due out March 31. »
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Zooey Deschanel's fiancé Jacob Perchenik proposed to her the day after she took a pregnancy test. The 'New Girl' star, who recently announced she is expecting her first child with Jacob Perchenik, was shocked when he went down on bended knee after she told him the happy news. A source said: ''The day after Zooey revealed she was pregnant Jacob told her he wanted to marry her. It's been a whirlwind romance, but they're totally on the same page about their future.'' The 35-year-old actress is very excited to marry the 42-year-old producer and may even walk down the aisle with a baby bump. The insider told the Us edition of Ok! magazine: ''They're madly in love. She can't wait to start their next chapter.'' Zooey was previously married to Death Cab for Cutie vocalist Ben Gibbard for three years until 2012. Following their divorce, she »
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For six beautiful seasons, Parenthood made us feel so many feels—actually make that all of the feels. From the glorious highs and the devastating lows, we've shed tears of joy and despair along with the Braverman family of the NBC drama. Before we bid farewell to the Jason Katims' beloved series, it's only fitting that we countdown to some of Parenthood's most gut-wrenching and tear-jerking moments. Grab your tissues for this one because you're about to full-on ugly cry.
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Max Braverman's struggle with Asperger's syndrome is a narrative that plays out through the entire series and guides many of Adam and Kristina's most emotional storylines. But it's in the show's pilot episode when Adam acknowledges Max's condition for the first time to Zeek— "Dad, there's something wrong with my son" — that brings the waterworks everytime. But in true »
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New Girl star Zooey Deschanel is just got engaged to boyfriend Jacob Pechenik!
Pechenik popped the question on Saturday, People reports.
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The news comes just one week after the 35-year-old actress revealed that she and Pechenik are expecting their first child.
Pechenik, 42, who produced Deschanel's upcoming comedy Rock the Kasbah, began dating the She & Him songstress in August 2014, after her split from We Are Marshall screenwriter Jamie Linden.
News: Zooey Deschanel Tweets Star Studded Set Photo From 'Rock The Kasbah'
This will be the second marriage for Deschanel after being previously wed to Death Cab for Cutie singer Ben Gibbard before the couple divorced in 2012.
Deschanel and Pechenik are due to welcome their baby in the summer.
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"New Girl" is about to get a new girl (or boy)!
Zooey Deschanel, who stars in the Fox comedy, is pregnant with her first child with boyfriend Jacob Pechenik, her rep confirmed to Access Hollywood.
"Jacob and I are over the moon. We are so excited to meet our little one," the 34-year-old actress told People of her exciting baby news.
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Jacob, 42, a producer, and Zooey began dating in mid-2014.
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The New Girl is expecting a new baby!
Just over a month after her sister Emily Deschanel confirmed she's pregnant with baby no. 2, Zooey Deschanel's rep confirms to Et that the 34-year-old actress and her beau Jacob Pechenik, 42, also have a baby on the way!
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"Jacob and I are over the moon. We are so excited to meet our little one," Zooey told People. She and her producer boyfriend have been dating since mid-2014 after the actress divorced Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard back in 2012.
News: Zooey Deschanel's Photoshop Controversy: Did InStyle Turn Her Into Jared Leto?
Zooey's pregnancy may come as a surprise to anyone who read her interview in the August 2014 issue of InStyle. The She & Him songstress told the women's magazine that she despises answering questions about starting a family. "When I was married, that was the first thing people wanted to know »
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What Is Thanksgiving Day?
from Stephen Nichols Nov 25, 2015 Category: ArticlesThanksgiving is an American holiday that stretches all the way back to a time long before America became a nation. The Pilgrims landed in 1620. They faced brutal conditions and were woefully unprepared. Roughly half of them died in that first year. Then they had a successful harvest of corn... Keep Reading
The Fruit of Patience
from R.C. Sproul Nov 06, 2015 Category: ArticlesThe prophet Habakkuk was sorely distressed. His misery was provoked by the spectacle of the threat of the pagan nation of Babylon against Judah. Keep Reading
$5 Friday: Conscience, God's Law, & the Cross
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 06, 2015 Category: Ligonier ResourcesIt's time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week's resources include such topics as God's law, the gospel, biblical manhood, God's sovereignty, the cross, eschatology, Jesus, the sacraments, theology, the church, conscience, and more. Keep Reading
Courage and Compassion
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 05, 2015 Category: Tabletalk MagazineHere's an excerpt from Courage and Compassion, Burk Parsons' contribution to the November issue of Tabletalk: Keep Reading
Pray For Your Children's Salvation
from Joel Beeke Nov 04, 2015 Category: ArticlesThere is nothing automatic about salvation. There is no room for mere presumption; Christian parenting is an enterprise of faith. Keep Reading
Columns from Tabletalk Magazine, November 2015
from Motte Brown Nov 03, 2015 Category: Tabletalk MagazineThe November issue of Tabletalk is out. Keep Reading
Bearing Burdens
from Daniel Hyde Nov 02, 2015 Category: ArticlesPaul says, "For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God" (2 Cor. 5:21). Amazingly, the Heidelberg Catechism says, "all the time He lived on earth, but especially at the end of His life, He bore, in body and soul, the wrath of God against the sin of the whole human race" (Q&A 37). Jesus lived under the weight of our sins. Keep Reading
Social Media Highlights (11/1/15)
from Nathan W. Bingham Nov 01, 2015 Category: Ministry NewsHere are highlights from our various social media accounts over the past week. Keep Reading
Does James 2:24 Deny Justification by Faith Alone?
from R.C. Sproul Oct 31, 2015 Category: ArticlesThis question is not critical only today, but it was in the eye of the storm we call the Protestant Reformation that swept through and divided the Christian church in the sixteenth century. Martin Luther declared his position: Justification is by faith alone, our works add nothing to our justification whatsoever, and we have no merit to offer God that in any way enhances our justification. This created the worst schism in the history of Christendom. Keep Reading
Nuevo libro en español del R.C. Sproul sobre el catolicismo romano
from John Cobb Oct 30, 2015 Category: Ligonier ResourcesEn su más reciente libro traducido, ¿Estamos juntos en verdad? Un protestante analiza el catolicismo romano, el Dr. R.C. Sproul presenta pruebas de lo vasta que sigue siendo la divergencia acerca de algunos asuntos clave de la fe cristiana. Keep Reading
Is the Reformation Over?
from R.C. Sproul Oct 30, 2015 Category: ArticlesThere have been several observations rendered on this subject by those I would call "erstwhile evangelicals." One of them wrote, "Luther was right in the sixteenth century, but the question of justification is not an issue now." A second self-confessed evangelical made a comment in a press conference I attended that "the sixteenth-century Reformation debate over justification by faith alone was a tempest in a teapot." Still another noted European theologian has argued in print that the doctrine of justification by faith alone is no longer a significant issue in the church. We are faced with a host of people who are defined as Protestants but who have evidently forgotten altogether what it is they are protesting. Keep Reading


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Monday, March 01, 2010
Green Marker
I'm completely charmed by this simple but wonderful idea by GreenMarker — such a poetic alternative to the ubiquitous yellow stickies. Via Elle Decoration South Africa, who discovered it on Dwell.
Posted by Lori at 12:01 a.m.
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- jody mcdowell said...
wow.. this is so simple and kind of stunning when grouped together like that. what a smart idea for a bookmark!
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- Elena (Tickled Pink Knits) said...
So simple, and so very, very clever! Great find :)
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I love this!
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- Elie's Papel said...
love them!!! sooo creative!
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- Heino Gamradt said...
Great idea. Green move in my workroom.
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Hi, I liked them so much I had to do a post of my own about them. With links to you of course! Thanks for sharing:)
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The Bronte Killings; Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte Have Always Been Seen as Demure and Devoted Sisters. but a New Book Suggests That Their Quiet Lives Were Destroyed by Intrigue - and a Serial Murderer
Byline: Harry Ritchie
Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, Agnes Grey, Villette, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall. these masterpieces were created by three demure sisters who were devoted to their widowed father, literature and each other, and who created their romantic, imaginary worlds while cooped up in a dark, dank parsonage on the edge of the Yorkshire moors. Tragically, after lots of quiet bravery and some decorous swooning, all three died young, victims of their own delicate constitutions and consumption.
Well, not quite, according to the author and criminologist James Tully. In his new book, The Crimes of Charlotte Bronte, he claims that the lives of Emily, Anne and Charlotte Bronte were ruined by fear, betrayal - and serial murder. He believes that Emily had an affair with her father Patrick's curate, Arthur Bell Nicholls - despite his reputation as a cold-hearted bigot, his initial effect on all three sisters can be judged by the way they took his middle name for their pseudonyms, Acton, Currer and Ellis Bell - and may have been pregnant with his child when she died. She was, says Tully, poisoned by the ghastly Nicholls, as were her brother Branwell and sisters Anne and Charlotte, who also became his accomplice.
This may sound like the stuff of Victorian melodrama, and Tully's book is, after all, a novel. But his case for the prosecution, amassed over 10 years, and originally written as a work of non-fiction, is unexpectedly persuasive.
At the very least, it exposes much of what we think we know about the Brontes as unreliable propaganda.
There have always been puzzling aspects to the lives of the Brontes. It is, for example, odd that Branwell, Emily and Anne died, suddenly and young, within eight months of each other and that their deaths happened only a couple of years after the arrival of Nicholls at Haworth. It is also strange that great care was taken to prevent Nicholls getting his hands on Charlotte's money when he later married her and that she died just six weeks after rescinding that agreement. And why did Nicholls obstruct the biography of Charlotte written by Elizabeth Gaskell, and ask Charlotte's friend, Ellen Nussey, to burn her correspondence?
The truth is that we know very little about what went on at the Haworth parsonage. The only real witness we have is Charlotte, through her letters, the accounts of her few friends and Mrs Gaskell's biography.
The Life of Charlotte Bronte is one of the first great biographies in English literature, but it is also a monument to Victorian sentimentality and prudishness. Mrs Gaskell's principal aim, she said, was to show that Charlotte was a `noble, true and tender woman'. So when she came across a fact that didn't fit her cosy picture she ignored it. She chose, for instance, to present Charlotte's marriage to Nicholls as perfect, tragic only because it ended so soon with Charlotte's death in 1855, when she was 39 and, according to Gaskell, pregnant. Nicholls is portrayed as an upright, Christian gentleman. There is no indication of Gaskell's own hostility to Nicholls, or that Patrick Bronte hated the man so much that he objected to the marriage and refused to attend the ceremony.
In contrast, Tully's book is, he says, `based on all the known facts and provides a far more believable story than the authorised version'.
The first suspicious death he investigates is that of Branwell. The Brontes had already suffered several tragic deaths - that of their mother in 1821 and their sisters Maria and Elizabeth in 1825 - when Branwell, the black sheep of the family, died in 1848. According to received opinion, his early demise was nothing less than inevitable. He lived in a place that was infamously dank and unhealthy, and coped with his various failures and reversals, including a possible scandal involving a young boy, by drinking heavily. He is said to have suffered, like all the Brontes, from consumption or tuberculosis. …


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In the aftermath of the brutal murder of his father, a mysterious woman, Kahlan Amnell, appears in Richard Cypher's forest sanctuary seeking help ... and more. His world, his very beliefs, are shattered when ancient debts come due with thundering violence. In their darkest hour, hunted relentlessly, tormented by treachery and loss, Kahlan calls upon Richard to reach beyond his sword-- to invoke within himself something more noble. Neither knows that the rules of battle have just changed ... or that their time has run out. (amazon.com)
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ive seen people on the isle level 87 and up farming exp saying its a good way to level up quick was wondering if that is true
ive seen people on the isle level 87 and up farming exp saying its a good way to level up quick was wondering if that is true
How viable is it? and how do you get there before 90?
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They probably use a 2 seater flying mount. Recruit a friends can also summon.
Basically if you're a DoT class, the caterpillars and baby yaks will provide you will a constant stream of exp. It's a bit faster than questing and far more enjoyable if you understand that "dot + run = yay" and "attack + stand there = death."
My opinions: 5.0 was the golden age of content, the ability prune barely did anything, and 6.2 was actually an enjoyable timesink.
If your thread can contain the phrase "get rid of LFR" even with a rough summary, it's just another anti-LFR thread.
20m Mythic was, by far, the worst thing to come out of WoD.
You can just swim there. I didn't find the xp good though, probably because I went there as a melee.
I did get some early coins and gear though, before hitting 90 the normal way instead.
Any numbers though? Monkey runs are netting 10-17m/hour. I'm curious how this would compare because I still have 2 (or maybe 3) alts to level up.


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My daughter is 12 and I'm pregnant with my 2nd as well.
Good luck. :)
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Im 29 weeks almost 30 and im measuring 34-35 weeks. I'm having an ultrasound on the 29th to see if they can determine the cause ie. big baby or due date changing.
Wifey to my Kiwi man Matthew <3 5 1/2 yrs!
Mommy to Haylynn(4) & Kayla(3) and baby boy due Oct 28!
I measured 32 cm at my 30 week appointment Tuesday. I have a history of macrosomia so they are watching me closely. They are going to do a growth ultrasound in a few weeks and start stripping my membranes around 36/37 weeks. This is #5 and I am an AMA mom. In July they said she was in the 65th percentile and they don't want her getting bigger than that. I have dropped significantly in the past 2 days...to the point to where I don't know how much further she can go. Just waiting til she is here....
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By Jay on Thursday, November 29, 2007
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"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 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 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 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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By DGirl on Friday, August 16, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 196,550overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun to drive, RELIABLE, would buy again"
Cons: "mpg is so so, kinda small backseat"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have owned this car since I bought it used with 30K miles. I LOVE this car, it now has almost 200,000 miles and has never once left me stranded or broken down on the side of the road. Before owning this car I drove a big pickup but had to give it up because of gas prices. I loved it from the start. When I first bought it, if you stepped on the gas it would literally make your head head the headrest. I love the sunroof. I have made many long journeys in this car and it has been a great, reliable car. The brakes are a bit finicky BUT if you stick to genuine Toyota parts or OEM standard parts you will be OK. This car definitely does not like cheap replacement parts, haha. Even now with 195k miles, I cam still pass newer cars going up a mountain with no problem. Drives like a dream on the freeway and it so much fun to drive, even in traffic. This car is an excellent example of Toyota's legendary reliability!"
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By TDB on Thursday, March 29, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 204,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "drives well, good price"
Cons: "No updated features"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Was one of the first to purchase this car back in 2004, loved it then, and still driving the same car with no major issues. I keep up with my maintenance as required and still driving strong."
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By MissManila on Tuesday, March 27, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 100,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun to drive, fun to modify overall just a fun car"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I've had my scion tC for a few years now and til this day I still get excited when I get behind the wheel of my tC. The car's bucket seats are comfortable, and the car itself is so compact, I definitely love the dual moon/sun roof, its perfect for driving with all my windows opened during the summer, its a great cruise car, fun to modify and very easy to modify, I've replaced my 07 tail lights with the unlimited scion tyc tail lights and swapped the baged grills to de-badged grills, I love this car, its fun, and if you're creative theres so much you can do with the tC, I've seen it done. Also I find that the tC has a very unique look, which I like a lot. I've had a few maintenance done to the car since I've had it but nothing major, it's a car so there will be minor fixes and replacements here and there, I love the small back seat windows, as well as the hatch coupe style of the car, I wasn't a big fan of the long antenna so I replaced mine with a s2k 7inch antenna, which works perfectly. The think I love most about the tC is its very easy to customize it to whatever look you want, although I'm not a big fan of the 2nd generation, there isn't much you can do with those. Over all the scion tC is a great car, fun to work with, fun to drive I'd recommend it for anyone whose on a budget when purchasing a car and for anyone who likes to customize cars."
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By Mike7311 on Tuesday, November 08, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 185,000overall rating 6 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I purchased this tC as a commuter car. It already had high mileage ~150k, but was priced well. When I first drove it I knew I would be doing some work to get it back to it's original condition. I started with tires which can expensive because of the size, but I found stepping up the side aspect of the tire to a 50 series lowered the tire cost considerably. I also replaced the struts and went through a full tuneup. The 2.4 2azfe is a great mechanics car, as it has a lot engineering to make servicing easier. Such as; The oil drain and filter located in a clear area and right next to each other making oil changes a breeze. A antifreeze block drain in an easily accessible area. A timing chain versus belt which will usually last the life of the vehicle. 4 wheel disc brakes with a separate system for the emergency brake. What this means to the average consumer is far lower repair costs than other vehicles in its class. Now for the things to be beware of. Although it is difficult sometimes to determine whether you will buying someones headache, be vigilant of some key things. Previous crashes, which may or may not be reported to car fax. Look for distortions in body panels, water leakage, rust, or paint color/sheen changes. The car I purchased had no mention of a crash, but I found key indicators that it had been in one. The owner fessed up only after I grilled them with facts. The next expensive mistake on this car is that the catalytic converter is integrated into the exhaust manifold making it a very expensive repair ~$600. This will be a concern mostly to California drivers. The biggest let down for me has been that I discovered that my vehicle is actively burning oil. I purchased the car from a graduating college student and should have known she was keeping up on oil changes like she should have. Toyota's are very sensitive to oil changes and once the piston rings wear prematurely there is no going back. I currently burning about 1 1/2 quart every 1000 miles. I tried to simply replace the valve stems but no luck, still burning oil. Removing the engine on the tC requires the sub frame to be dropped, so I'm just going to run till she dies. All and all this is still a good car and when properly taken care of, will last you years and years."
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By LMAR on Friday, April 18, 2008
overall rating 8 of 10rating details
"I have owned my tC since September of 06, and I really like it but it does have a few cons. For example, I am 6'2'' and it is sometimes irritating when my head hits the roof. The engine also just lacks a little bit of power when accelerating. It seems like sometimes it holds back when initially accelerating, but once it gains it's momentum, it's great. Another annoyance, is the fact that the cabin gets very loud while driving highways speeds. If you blast the stereo, it's less noticeable, but it does make conversation with your passengers a little difficult. The only mechanical problem I've had is the back lighting behind the tachometer went out, which scion replaced. I do really love the car. The buying experience was not the least bit painful, and the price for what you get was amazing. It's very stylish and has great appeal. It's also very reliable, has low maintenance costs, and good fuel economy. It is a great and fun to car to drive! I especially love the futuristic styling with the Toyota reliability. I love my tC!!!"
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By bengal fan on Monday, November 05, 2007
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"i bought the extended warranty and it was a waste of money because absolutely nothing has gone wrong with the car. i've had it since november of '04 and 75,000 miles later no problems at all!"
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Associate Professor David Harley
Areas of expertise
- Public Health And Health Services 1117
- Epidemiology 111706
- Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Health 111701
- Ecological Impacts Of Climate Change 050101
- Environmental And Occupational Health And Safety 111705
- Preventive Medicine 111716
- Primary Health Care 111717
- Care For Disabled 111703
- Zoology 0608
- Invertebrate Biology 060808
- Vertebrate Biology 060809
Research interests
- Global and international health
- Tropical medicine
- Infectious diseases epidemiology
- Vector-borne diseases, particularly arboviruses (Ross River and dengue viruses)
- Tuberculosis
- The health of marginalised groups, including Indigenous Australians and people with disabilities
- In utero and early child development and health
- Health impacts of climate change
- Animals, including Homo sapiens
David Harley is a zoologist, general practitioner, epidemiologist and Public Health Physician. He was appointed Associate Professor at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health (NCEPH) & The Medical School at The Australian National University in 2008.
He has a major interest in infectious disease epidemiology, particularly arboviruses. Ross River virus, Australia's most important climate sensitive arbovirus, is a long standing interest. He is lead author on the most comprehensive review of the virus, its ecology and clinical manifestations (cited over 200 times), a large mosquito trapping study for Ross River virus isolation and an important inception cohort study of disease natural history. He has also published on tuberculosis, Adenovirus, meningococcus, dengue and malaria.
He worked as a doctor in Far North Queensland in the 1990s, gaining experience in high risk obstetrics, rural and remote medicine, Indigenous Health, and General Practice. During 2002-7 he treated adults with intellectual disabilities in a tertiary hospital setting. He is particularly proud of his resarch on the use of antipsychotic medication for aggression - placebo is safer, cheaper and no less effective (Tyrer et al., Lancet, 2008). The general practice where he worked full-time in 2007 was awarded best general practice in the Brisbane South Division of General Practice for that year.
Since commencing at ANU he has taken on a major teaching role as chair of the population health theme at ANU medical school. He has supervised students working in infectious disease epidemiology, Indigenous health, and the health of disabled people.
Dr Harley has significant international experience and exposure. As a consultant he has advised on outbreak investigation in Henan Province, China, vector-borne disease and climate change in Cambodia, and emerging disease surveillance in the Indian Ocean. In 2012, 2013, and 2014 he's been invited to teach for Institut Pasteur and Oxford University in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. He has major research interests in Thailand via the Thai Cohort Study. He is CI on two NHMRC project grants worth over $2,000,000.
Researcher's projects
Dengue transmission under climate change in Northern Australia: linking ecological and population-based models to develop adaptive strategies
- This project aims to use mathematical and statistical models to explore climatic and other determinants for dengue in Far North Queensland
- NHMRC project grant funding (funded under special initiative Health Challenges of Climate Change)
- Chief investigators: David Harley, Scott Ritchie, Craig Williams, Keith Dear and Tony McMichael
- Associate investigators: Helen Faddy and Ivan Hanigan
- Post-doctoral researcher: Elvina Viennet (see https://researchers.anu.edu.au/researchers/viennet-e)
Thai Health-Risk Transition: a National Cohort Study Phase II
- The Thai Cohort Study (TCS) is about understanding how the health and wellbeing of Thai people is affected by the transition to more globalised lifestyles. The rapid economic development in Thailand in recent decades has changed its structure from primarily rural communities in agricultural settings to industrialized populations in urban centres. Urbanisation and increasing affluence has promoted stressful lifestyles characterized by energy-dense diets, decreased physical activity and dependence on mechanised transport.
- NHMRC Project grant ($1,571,175, 2010-2015)
Available student projects
I am happy for students considering research in my areas of expertise to contact me to discuss potential projects.
Current student projects
PhD Students
- Sifat Sharmin: Climate and dengue in Bangladesh (Chair of panel)
- Phillipa Dosseter: Foetal alcohol spectrum disorder in Fitzroy Crossing (Chair of panel)
- Professor Abdel-Latif Mohamed: Benchmarking and overall performance variation in neonatal intensive care units in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory (Chair of panel)
- Tam Tran: Road traffic injury in Vietnam
- Dr Lachlan McIver: Climate change and health in the Pacific
- Kerri Viney: Epidemiology of tuberculosis in the Pacific
- Celia Green: Dietary patterns and climate change in Australia (Advisor)
- Laura Saville: The health of Thai carers
ANU Medical School research project
- Thomas Mills: diabetes and tuberculosis
- Lachlan McIver (supervisor)
- Belinda Jones (mentor)
Past student projects
- Mizan Rahman (awarded 2015): Visceral leishmaniasis in Bangladesh
- Raymond Lovett (awarded 2013): Screening for alcohol and drug use in an urban Indigenous community-controlled health service (Thesis title "Mob and country: a role for identity in alcohol screening for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living in the ACT and region")
- Yanni Sun (awarded 2013): Multi-drug resistant tuberculosis in Henan Province, China (Thesis title "The long term outcome and impact of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis in Henan Province, China")
- Vicky Ng (awarded 2012): Statistical modelling of Ross River virus disease in New South Wales (Thesis title "Developing predictive models for Ross River virus disease in New South Wales, Australia")
- Michael Palmer (awarded 2011): Health services for people with disabilities in Vietnam (Thesis title "Targeting social protection for people with disabilities")
- Eileen Baker (BA/BSc Honours I, 2013) Validation of tuberculosis data in the Thai Cohort Study
- Ellen Hart (BA Honours I, 2012): "Sovereignty versus Health Security: outcomes of funding withdrawal" (thesis topic clinical services for tuberculosis in the Torres Strait)
- Melanie Bannister-Tyrrell (PhB Honours I and University Medal, 2010): "A kaleidoscope of uncertainty: process-based modelling of dengue and climate in Cairns"
Sun Y, Harley D, Vally H and Sleigh A. Comparison of characteristics and mortality in multidrug resistant (MDR) and non-MDR tuberculosis patients in China BMC Public Health [in press]
Viney K Damian Hoy,Adam Roth, Paul Kelly, David Harley and Adrian Sleigh The epidemiology of tuberculosis in the Pacific, 2000 to 2013. Western Pacific Surveillance and Response Journal, 2015, 6(3). doi:10.5365/wpsar.2015.6.1.001
Bannister-Tyrrell M, Harley D, & McMichael AJ Detection and attribution of climate change effects on infectious diseases in Health of People, Places and Planet: Reflections based on Tony McMichael's four decades of contribution to epidemiological understanding Edited by Colin D. Butler, Jane Dixon and Anthony G. Capon ISBN 9781925022407
Sharmin S Viennet E Glass K and Harley D The emergence of dengue in Bangladesh: epidemiology, challenges, and future disease risk Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene doi: 10.1093/trstmh/trv067First published online: September 1, 2015
Sharmin S Glass K Viennet E & Harley D Interaction of Mean Temperature and Daily Fluctuation Influences Dengue Incidence in Dhaka, Bangladesh PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases [Accepted 26 June 2015]
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Sunday, January 11, 2009
Seven things you don't know about me
1/ I was grabbed around the throat by a customer at work one day. I should have made a fuss, but instead flew off to New Zealand the next day on holidays. It was a long time ago, but it did have a profound impact upon me. I absolutely abhor any kind of physical violence.
2/ I am fat. I have the typical male guts of my age, fed by too much fruit in the form of grape juice. So just my guts really. Nothing else fat except.....well, too personal.
3/ I love and hate my city and my country in probably equal portions.
4/ I love Euro style trance/tech/dance music. Sitting with head phones on and listening and I am in another world. But I seldom do it, but when I do..... Bit sad for someone my age.
5/ I am extremely fussy about my fingernails and eyebrows. Both will always present as perfect.....almost. Could do better. Fingernails I manage in work time, eyebrows in my own time. I would call it making the best of a bad job.
6/ I have had a broken arm, leg, wrist and nose, all before I was 8. The nose was when I was only 2; a neighbour dropped me face down on a concrete step.
7/ I used to have a bad habit, broken now, of playing with my back in public; scratching at it, picking at it, rubbing my shoulder blades. Once R told me to stop adjusting my bra strap in public a couple of times, I did stop.
Gay guys always go to the extreme, so I must add an extra one.
8/ I have an irrational fear of being hit by a car when sitting or waiting at a tram or bus stop. I know the odds are in my favour, but a wet road, idiot driver, skidding along the road, slamming in the tram shelter I am sitting in.......
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Are you sure you were not a stunt actor child? LOL, I was accident prone also. Were you the second child? I was.ReplyDelete
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Number 8 reminds me of my fear of static electricity. I seem particularly prone to being shocked almost every single time I get out of my car. It can make grabbing door handles seem a little strange to onlookers.ReplyDelete
Interesting list, I can't help but wonder what you're not telling us about number two (typical for me) I believe that number five is fantastic, number six made me audibly "ouch" I giggled at R's comment in seven and I've never though about eight, now I have something to fret about!ReplyDelete
I'm fat too...don't worry.ReplyDelete
Number eight reminded me of the time thirty years ago when I was in a phone box making a call. Some hoons in a car spun out coming towards me, and ended up skidding sideways towards the box. Fortunately they stopped just before we contacted. Then they just turned around and roared off leaving me frozen with horror.ReplyDelete
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