... any long term effects. You won't have any long term. They are my least favourite engine (except for a GSIO-540, of course :-) Hi RT Do you mean that we should be running undersquare on descent. I am a little confused about "oversquare on cruise/letdown or suffer ring flutter". Do you mean "or you *will* suffer ring flutter"? Sorry for the tardy reply, Bernie - been away. Yes, that's what I meant.

... and early ring/cylinder failure. Run it undersquare and you won't have any long term effects. You won't have any long term. They are my least favourite engine (except for a GSIO-540, of course :-) Hi RT Do you mean that we should be running undersquare on descent. I am a little confused about "oversquare on cruise/letdown or suffer ring flutter". Do you mean "or you *will* suffer ring flutter"? Bernie

On Aug 20, 9:43 pm, Terrence Briggs <mrman1mrm...@lycos.com> wrote: <follow-ups sent to rec.arts.animation> Pete Holland Jr. wrote: It really is a letdown.  I wasn't dazzled by the space fights or Jedi battles, I was bored silly.  They felt more like they were holding up the movie from going through its plot points (at over two hours long, a little tightening would have been nice).   The movie is over 2 hours long?...

..., trying to keep you guessing with twists and turns. Compared to the "Whadyamean, it's not over yet?!?" expertly utilized by Christopher Nolan in The Dark Knight, the film is busy but not exactly engaging. It really is a letdown. I wasn't dazzled by the space fights or Jedi battles, I was bored silly. They felt more like they were holding up the movie from going through its plot points (at over two hours long, a little ...

... villian, and Punning Parker as well. The gimmick ends up being ridiculous, and the explanation at the end still can't explain how the metal melting gimmick was able to be used several times in the book. but the narrative keeps going, and there's no real letdown anywhere. I'd maybe nominate THE METAL MASTER in the category of "Most Average DOC SAVAGE Adventure" -- You can probably find 90 better and 90 worse, or close to it. Dave

...>> Goodnight men, and never forget that the song remains the same. <lol> I agree. It's been a very good show. Mind you, I say that *every* week - mostly because it's true - so it's starting to sound a little bit redundant. No what you mean. There is never a *bad* DSOTM but after the letdown that was (for me) SOTS, it was a belter. -- MTM. <Heu! Tintinnuntius meus "A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come."

Franchia was a total letdown, I went there 3 times and they couldn't brew a green tea right; I haven't had a lot of other Korean wild green teas, but I think Franchia (and Hangawi) do a pretty good job of brewing green tea - they use very cool water, especially for the first and second picked stuff. The taste is light, and more subtle than most of the Chinese green teas I've had. Usually, when I've been there, ...

... minimum temperature probably somewhere in 190F+ range. Jim Kevo wrote: On Jul 25, 1:31?am, Will Yardley <&...@no.spam.veggiechinese.net> wrote: On 2008-07-23, Kevo <Kelmo8...@gmail.com> wrote: Franchia was a total letdown, I went there 3 times and they couldn't brew a green tea right; ...its not the way you do it...if it was you wouldnt be in business... The water provided was hot to the touch, and I ...

On Jul 25, 1:31 am, Will Yardley <&...@no.spam.veggiechinese.net> wrote: On 2008-07-23, Kevo <Kelmo8...@gmail.com> wrote: Franchia was a total letdown, I went there 3 times and they couldn't brew a green tea right; I haven't had a lot of other Korean wild green teas, but I think Franchia (and Hangawi) do a pretty good job of brewing green tea - they use very cool water, especially for the first and second picked stuff...

On Jul 20, 8:54 am, joann...@gmail.com wrote: I have been to several tea venues in New York, and they are all less than satisfactory~ Franchia was a total letdown, I went there 3 times and they couldn't brew a green tea right; T Salon & T Emporium, I would be surprise if they are still around! The tearoom upstairs was like a Harry Potter set, and the white tea in the jars might well be older than my granny. Teany was the doom of tea ...