Has something dramatic shifted in the market, such that a significant fraction of ticket sales are done through Fandango now? I haven't seen them mentioned for years.
Are they just relying on the Fandango population being a fair representation of the general paying movie-going public? Because it's not likely to be, given Fandango's surcharges; price-sensitive viewers will naturally tend to avoid them.
That's an interesting name for the person controlling the additives to fruit-flavored beverages.
Perhaps he's making up for the previous one.
Morocco's conveyor belt is "only" about 100 km, transporting about 3 million tonnes of phosphate each year.
But if this one in Japan is underground it probably won't be visible from space like Morocco's. The lack of dust being blown off of the parcels would also cut down on that.
I'll have the disc option until they shut it down in September.
Physical media's use of the First Sale Doctrine makes it effectively necessary to get a really deep catalog.
Well, if it's a comet, it might be called Wolf-Biederman
Did they explain why a multifunction device like the HP OfficeJet 4110 won't *scan* unless the printer portion has fresh ink?
This is why I will never buy a multifunction printer/scanner again.
It's amusing that you mention "Forbidden Planet", which is itself a mashup of "The Tempest" (which is in the public domain).
Never buy what you do not want because it is cheap; it will be dear to you. -- Thomas Jefferson