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Hi all,
I'm planning on visiting Philly in a few weeks with the beau. We both enjoy all types of food and drink and are looking for must-eats/must-drinks. We'll be there for 2.5 days.
- Philly cheesesteak is a must (boyfriend, who is also a cook, loves them)
- causal dining suggestions
- fine dining suggestions
- cocktail bar
- any sightseeing tips?
- what area to stay
thanks in advance!
ps. we'll probably stay in the heart of philly (wherever that is) so all suggestions and tips should pref. be walkable or accessible by public transportation.
does anyone else recommend Brunch at Lacroix?
ps. does anyone know how dim sum is in philly? chinatown in general is VERY VERY small...and coming from NYC, chinatown is pretty legit.
re: ashleylau
The earlier the better, I usually go there after dinner, around 8:30 - 9, and don't have a problem getting in with 2 people. They open at 5:30 (follow them on Twitter though, sometimes they have private parties that delay their opening), I've been there a few times around 6 - 6:30 for pre-dinner drinks and it's of course less crowded then. I've never not been able to get in, even on weekends, but I've also never gotten there any later than 10 or 10:30.
re: ashleylau
If you like classic cocktails (Manhattans, martinis, pisco sours, etc) also consider Southwark. They have good food too. The atmosphere at the bar is great and there is no pretension, unlike Hop Sing with a secret entrance, dress code (check before you go), various rules and such. I haven't tried Hop Sing yet and the cocktails do sound good, but the attitude is a turnoff for me and may be for others as well. Also I think Hop Sing is cash only (someone correct me if that has changed).
As for Chinatown, it is better than many, but I agree with the others that it doesn't offer much for a New Yorker. Many people say the Vietnamese food we have in South Philly is better than NYC though.
re: barryg
i don't understand the pretension comment with hop sing. i was welcomed in and treated extremely well when i was in town on business. as long as you wear pants and no sneakers, there's no issue. they take time and care in making a cocktail and like serving those that apprecaite them. they probably frown on pretension when you get inside.
hop sing is one of the best bars anywhere.
re: barryg
Unless you've been it may be best to reserve your opinions about Hop Sing. I liked it a lot and the "attitude" is shtick. The owner is really a nice guy who makes it his mission to serve the best cocktails anywhere at a reasonable price. Yes it is cash only.
Philly has a decent Chinatown, but it pales compared to Manhattan.
Brunch at Lacroix is well worth it. The food it well prepared, fresh and inventive. Great quiet upscale atmosphere and a nice view of Rittenhouse Square.
Cheesesteaks are not really a Center City thing...the best ones are in the neighborhoods. Of the tourist-trap places, for a cheesesteak I'd go with Pat's. As an actual native of Philadelphia, I like extra fried onions, and American for the cheese. Whiz is a cruel joke the food media seems to like perpetrating on tourists. Some Philly people do whiz, but most of my friends who are also from here prefer American. Some like provolone...provolone has better flavor, but it doesn't get melty enough for the texture to be right.
For casual dining in and near Center City, stay with Chinatown. A lot of wonderful food, mostly cheap to reasonable in price, in a small area.
Like Chinatown, Reading Terminal Market has the advantage of a lot of food options in a small space, but expect to pay through the nose for whatever you get, and the quality can vary wildly. My favorite place in Reading Terminal is the Down Home Diner. Prices are...not totally unreasonable, and the quality is consistent. I love them for breakfast, and after 6 years living in Tennessee, they make the only fried chicken in Philadelphia that makes me happy.
For sightseeing, if you are going to stay in the Center City area, and don't want to leave that part of town, I'm partial to Independence Hall (though expect to be wildly disappointed by the Liberty Bell). The Thomas Jefferson House, the Betsy Ross House and Benjamin Franklin's House are all very interesting. You could combine a fine dining meal with sightseeing and have dinner at City Tavern. The food is good, and the ambiance is downright colonial! You aren't far from the Art Museum area in Center City, and The Barnes Collection is certainly noteworthy, as is the Philadelphia Museum of Art and The Rodin Museum. However, I'd say if you had to pick only one Museum in Philadelphia, go to The Franklin Institute. It's fun, fascinating and my favorite place in the entire city.
You'll end up staying in Center City. If you aren't driving, you'll find it's the only area that will make sense.
re: ashleylau
There are some good spots in the burbs, IMHO there is some much variety and high quality food choices in the city that traveling out to the burbs is a bit of a waste of time. That is unless there is some very special specific reason for doing so. Let us know what you do please.
re: ashleylau
If you want to explore some other neighborhoods and try some BYOs, I like Cochon and Fond (both South Philly) and Modo Mio and Koo Zee Doo (Northern Liberties). Both neighborhoods are easy to get to from Center City. Also in South Philly but not BYO are Stateside and Le Virtu. Cochon is in walking distance to Southwark which is my favorite cocktail bar (they do classic drinks only, no modern stuff).
A couple good BYOs in Center City are Melograno and Matyson. A lot of people like Russet and Farmer & The Fisherman too. There are a handful of other Italian BYOs in CC too but IMO the food is nothing special at those.
re: musugu
Not that it matters or that there are any perfect analogues but I'd say that South Philly is more like Brooklyn too because the E Passyunk area is so trendy and gentrified, and that the Northeast is more like Queens with it's very large immigrant population and less sexy status, and also the suburban-style housing that it has in parts.
Really the entire city of Phila is a lot like Brooklyn and its diverse neighborhoods, except with Center City having the cultural and transit amenities of a city center like Manhattan.
re: barryg
It's interesting to hear you say that about South Philly because I've lived there for about 8 years now and am totally confounded by the trendy hipster craziness going on in the E Passyunk area. Maybe I'm just living in the jogging stroller-less idealized past? But I would still argue that S. Philly is queens because if you wander off the E Passyunk beaten track there are still ethnic communities with really great food ex: hardena and sky cafe.
re: musugu
Yes but there are huge communities of Russian, Brazillian, and Asian immigrants in the Northeast too with their corresponding ethnic restaurants... there are Chinatown buses that stop up there from NYC. And there are plenty of immigrants in Brooklyn too. Again no perfect analogues but the hipster foodie thing is very prominent in South Philly as it is in Brooklyn.
re: ashleylau
The Philadelphia suburbs are NOT like the NYC outer boroughs. Also, our mass transit is NOT like New York City's transit, which runs thick and fast nearly around the clock. There is a Vietnamese enclave in South Philadelphia, along with some old school Italian-American places that are great, and walkable from downtown, or a short taxi ride will get you there. There is a really cool Koreatown in Far North Philadelphia that has some great stuff, but considering what you have in Flushing, I'm not going to recommend making the trip (it would be the better part of an hour each way on transit). Same thing with the Russian enclave in the Far Northeast (well more than an hour each way on transit). Why bother when you could go to Brighton Beach? The thing is, all the stuff I might recommend checking out in the neighborhoods...since you live in NYC, it's all pretty similar to what you can already do in NYC. So I'd stick more with the stuff that would allow you more time for the museums and such.
re: StrandedYankee
I think the OP wanted options outside the touristy and tonier areas of Center City, which I think can be worthwhile, especially for an experienced traveler. I agree that the suburbs offer little and North Philly and the Far Northeast are not worthwhile given the transit options and what is available in NYC. West Philly and South Philly are very accessible and have some good options.
re: StrandedYankee
Chinatown is fine but nothing special, especially for a New Yorker. One thing Philly arguably does better than NY, or at least does well more consistently, is bars with good food and great beer. I like Khyber Pass Pub or Good Dog in Center City but there are good ones all over town.
There are also great sandwiches all over town - another thing we do better than NY. I like Sarcones and Paesano's on 9th st in the Italian Market, which is worth a visit anyways. If you go that route I'd stop at Termini Bros. on 8th St. for good Italian pastries (and less-italian ones too) from a cool looking old shop.
The Maurice Sendak papers and drawings at the Rosenbach Library are a lot of fun.-
re: caganer
I was thinking that Chinatown would be good for tasty, moderately priced, potentially reasonably healthy food. I know our Chinatown is nothing next to what is available in NYC, but I was trying to think in terms of what I am always hoping to find when I am traveling. Inexpensive and tasty is usually a big thing for me.
My own 2 cents...
I wouldn't really bother with either Italian or Japanese coming from NYC, where both are done better and with more variety (at least IMHO).
For a uniquely Philly BYOB experience, consider Matyson, especially if you'll be in Philly during the week when they do their weekly themed tasting menus.
Reading Terminal is a must, if just for the roast pork sandwich at Dinic's. Around there are a lot of great cheap eats in Chinatown: Rangoon and Vietnam Palace are two of my favorites. Vietnam Palace's $15 vermicelli combo plate would probably be my request for a last meal (Charbroiled chicken, shrimp, meatballs, stuffed grape leaves, crispy spring roll over rice vermicelli.)
For fine dining, if you are in Philly over the weekend consider the over-the-top brunch at Lacroix. (It's in the Rittenhouse Hotel which is a lovely and central place to stay if your budget can afford it.) Even if you don't normally like brunch, it's an experience like no other. Also, I haven't been but I sent some out of town vegetarian friends to Vedge recently and they have raved about it for months, even though it was rather far beyond their normal dining budget.
Sightseeing: The Art Museum is wonderful of course. For things unique and different, check out the Mutter Museum or Eastern State Penitentiary for a taste of the macabre. If you enjoy quirky art spaces and like to do photography, also visit the Magic Gardens on South Street. Every friend from out of town I've taken there has been completely enchanted.
meh, I guess I'm the only one not super-impressed by the trendier Gastropubs. I just feel that places like Standard Tap have become so loud and crowded that it's no longer a relaxed pub feel. I'm a fan of Good Dog a good beer and burger.
I would also like to say that you should take advantage of the BYOB scene. It's one of the few things that we offer that NYC does not. It's normal here in Philadelphia to be able to go to the liquor store, buy whatever you want, beer, wine, stuff with bubbles and drink it at pretty much any restaurant that doesn't have a liquor license. One of my favorites is BYOB brunch at Carmen's for example. What kind of food and/or experience are you guys most interested in?
This is a really broad request! What do you like? In what area are you staying? Here's some basics:
1) Cheesesteak - if you have a car, go to John's Roast Pork or Tony Luke's. Get a cheesesteak and a roast pork sandwich w/sharp prov and broccoli rabe. If you're in Philly, you should try both.
2) A trip to Reading Terminal Market is a must - You can also get roast pork there at DiNic's, plus yummy Amish treats like pretzels and pastries, and pretty much anything else you want
3) We've got a slew of excellent gastropubs if you're into those - Standard Tap, Royal Tavern, South Philly Tap Room, Pub & Kitchen. If you like NOLA style food, check out the Khyber Pub. For good food and cocktails, try Stateside or Southwark.
4) Sightseeing - If you're near Independence Hall, check out the Dream Garden mural in the lobby of the Curtis Building. Massive beautiful mosaic of glass by Louis Tiffany and Maxfield Parrish. I take all out of towners there
Gosh so many possibilities. You will go crazy with all the answers.
I'll start with a few faves.
Cheesesteak: Gino's
Casual dining: Reading Terminal Market
FIne dining: Vetri for Italian/Estia for Greek seafood/Bibou for French
Sightseeing tips: Barnes art gallery-
re: arepo
Whatever you do skip the touristy cheese steaks. Pats and Ginos are horrible. Go to Tony Lukes or get one at the Reading Terminal Market. At the Reading Terminal Market you should also try the roast pork sandwich at DiNics, it is served with sharp provolone and greens (brocoli rabe or spinach). Ask for it wet, and you will really get a great sandwich. Alternatively you should also go to Paesanos, which has superior sandwiches.
I would suggest for fine dining Zahav, or Vedge. The latter is probably the best vegetarian restaurant on the East Coast. Zahav is what I would all modern israeli cooking. If you can pre order the lamb shoulder which is roasted over coals and is one of the best dishes in the city.
Estia is a very good restaurant, but seafood is not really what we are known for and relative to what you can get in NYC I would not waste my time.
Vetri is a superior restaurant, but you are going to be spending 150 plus a person there. I personally would go to Osteria. I put Osteria in the same class as Lupa in NYC with the addition of hearth baked pizzas.
Other casual place to eat... Federal Donuts. Depending on when you come this place is going to be in CC and makes korean style fried chicken and some of the better doughnuts in the area.
Other thing to try out are the gastropubs in Philadelphia.. some of the better ones are Standard Tap in Northern Liberties (get the fried smelt if available.. ), South Philly Tap Room (really like the wild boar tacos) or the Khyber Pass (oyster Po Booy there). Each of them have a great beer selection with an emphasis on craft beers, many of which are brewed here in Pennsylvania.
Sightseeing: the new Barnes is great if you like impressionist art. The Philadelphia Museum is great (rocky steps.. ) and has a new whistler exhibit. Rodin Museum just reopened and is dedicated to this great French sculptor (the thinker) and is free.. very close to the barnes. Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts is very good as well and has very good 19th centerury artwork including a lot of work by Thomas Aikens. For the weird, go to the Mutter Museum, a great museum dedicated to medical oddities, where you will see preserved body parts and learn about the effects of disease on the city of philadelphia. For the historical side of things you have Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Constitution Center, and Betsy Ross's house if that is your interest. There are also great walking tours of different parts of the city.. ghost tours, tours of the great murals in the city etc. Check out visitphilly.com
. In terms of where to stay, there are a range of prices. A friend recently stayed at a b&b on south street, southbridge bed and breakfast if you want a different experience. VisityPhilly has a good list of the hotels.
re: cwdonald
Great list. Definitely check out one of the gastropubs. For cocktails, check out Ranstead Room and Southwark. Franklin Mortgage has good drinks too, but I prefer the atmosphere at the first two.
For hotels I want to add that as pretty much anywhere in what in what would be referred to as Center City (name for Philly's downtown), Old City, or Rittenhouse would be fine with the vast majority of sights and restaurants walkable or accessible via short cab or bus/subway rides. About a 2mile radius around the city center (City Hall).
In general, your question is so broad that you may also want to look at some lists of restaurants, narrow down from there, then ask a more directed question to get answers that fit your tastes. As it stands, your question reads something like, "where is good to eat in downtown Manhattan?" on only a slightly smaller scale.
Check out these links to start, 90% of the places are easily accessible from Center City.
http://www.philly.com/philly/food/4Be... -
re: cwdonald
CW, great guidance indeed. If doing the history walk, stop at the Historic City Tavern for a pint or a punch, with good timing the pedal harpsichord might be in use. My guests have also always enjoyed the Oyster House. The Ritz Carlton lobby offers a lovely venue for a cocktail and for a upscale lunch or dinner the Four Seasons with windows on the Parkway is quite civilized and would answer the fine dinning question right on the edge of Philadelphia's Museum Mile. Sure can't go wrong with any rec's I have seen here.
re: arepo
John's Roast Pork for cheesesteak or the beloved roast pork.
For casual, I would say Kanella brunch or dinner. The food is excellent with a really affordable price point. Reading Terminal Market for a variety of snacks or breakfast/lunch. Rangoon in Chinatown is a low-key Burmese restaurant that I absolutely loved.
For fine dining, I would say Vetri, Zahav, Bibou.


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Well now lets talk about how to setup eclipse for version control. Setting up and and using CVS from eclipse is quite straight forward. CVS client is already built in with Eclipse IDE
How to setup CVS repository and use it from eclipse
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Setting up SVN client in eclipse
Now the fun part will begin. You can add project in CVS/SVN server, commit changes or update your files from the server.
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Hi there, I'm looking for a eclipse plugin (if exist and you know it) in order to manage versions on production environment throw FTP, in my case I have a project in a svn server and I use eclipse to deploy, but when I want to commit in the site, I just replace the old files with the new files, maybe doing a back up, but I think this is not the correct way to do it.
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Hello, i have some questions…
i have my PC with remote connextion to my project (with RSE) & i need to be able save this project to CVS or SVN (no preferences….)
in cleare i hace one server targer machine, my Laptop with Eclipse where i edite the code, & one more server with CVS & SVN.
when i create project, on my laptop, CVS project & specify targer folder through RSE, i'm loosing .project file, so when i close eclipse & reopen, for eclipse its not A CVS Project…
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Looks like it could use some work but as it stands, wonderful colour!
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Last year, she started talking to two of her colleagues about international philanthropy. The team, which calls itself "Imagine educating everyone," wanted to apply NetApp's commitment to sustainable development to a community in Kenya.
The group developed a model called "Adopt a Village" from international charity Free the Children. And last year, five NetApp employees traveled to a small village called Eor Ewuaso in Kenya to work with people there to build a school, a medical clinic, and a well. The goal is for the community to become self-sustaining within five years of the first investment.
The first school in Eor Ewuaso should be finished this coming April. Love's group plans to work in four villages, and they've reached already raised $30,000 -- 70% of their fundraising goal -- through NetApp employees, friends and family. Once the group reaches its target, it will have enough money to provide an education, water, sanitation, and healthcare to about 500 kids in Kenya, Love says.
To go to Kenya, Love and her fellow adventurers needed to add vacation time to their five days of paid volunteer time off. Still, she says the company has been supportive beyond that particular perk. In fact, now that the project has grown, the group has invited VMWare, one of the company's partners, to participate.
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Because we didn't choose to exist, we didn't choose our body, mind, or world... we didn't choose the options we are forced to choose from if we want to survive... and we feel trapped... trapped by expectations and illusions that leave us feeling empty when they are unfulfilled. Leaving us wondering what the meaning of it all is when we are simply loved when convenient, given affection when others find us pleasing but once we snap or bend out of shape, when we contradict them, we are shunned, outcast, and left alone. It all seems very conditional, not like the unconditional love we were told this life was all about. It seems like life is a fight between our desires and the desires of others. At times we feel selfish, useless, we feel like we are doing nothing but floating through space, nothing but simply entertaining ourselves, and we wonder what the point of it all is... We feel like people could do without us because no one really cares to the level we'd expect, no one is really there constantly checking in on us to see how we're doing, how we feel, what we need.... many of our friends from our past just disappear... and so we wonder what is left? But you know what my friend... you are not alone. I understand you. Hang in there... at least I admire you coming thus far... and I appreciate all your efforts and all you've done even if others have not. We are all different with out own looks, preferences, desires, and ideals... no one is better or worse expect in the opinion of individuals seeking mere entertainment. You are great, being YOU! :)
If your life is in order , then the problem very well might be a mechanical one with your brain it's self , most likely a chemical imbalance causing depression
,for that you need medical help, zoloft or some such medication can make a big difference I've seen it first hand in a depressed person. The problem is that people don't look at the possibility of depression being the cause of the problem so they just suffer, year after year.
i use to feel the same,and i found that everything around you can be great but if you dont love yourself you still feel empty.start Loving you,and you will start to notice everything will start looking brighter:)
what do think your missing?
Depression isn't always caused by something else. It can be mental...if that makes sense. So you could be living the perfect life, and you are still depressed. There is medication and stuff to help with that, ask a doctor or something. You can be happy...you deserve to feel happy :)
It sounds like you don't feel loved.
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Boston police to search home in Mattapan slayings
Boston police are working to obtain a search warrant for a home in Mattapan near where five people were gunned down in the worst shooting rampage in the city in five years.
Police plan to search the home at 23 Sutton St., which is just around the corner from 40 Woolson St., where the five people were found early Tuesday, Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis said. Four of the victims have died, including a 2-year-old boy and his mother; the fifth is in critical condition at a Boston hospital.
A group of uniformed officers could be seen posted late this afternoon in the front and the back of the building, a three-story beige multi-family apartment.
The slayings, which come during a spike of deadly violence in the city, touched off waves of anger from public officials and residents of a neighborhood already plagued by violence, the Globe reported today.
Law enforcement officials have told the Globe that they are investigating whether the shooting was the result of a drug-related encounter gone wrong. A law enforcement official with knowledge of the case has said investigators believe the incident may have begun at the Sutton Street home.
Simba Martin, who was one of two men slain, lives at 23 Sutton. Martin's girlfriend, Eyanna Flonory, 21, and her son, Amani Smith, were also killed, along with Levaughn Washum-Garrison, 22. The fifth victim, Marcus Hurd, 32, is fighting for his life at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.
Hurd's stepbrother said today that Hurd had gone to Mattapan to buy marijuana, driving a Ford Explorer he had rented.
Two law enforcement officials confirmed that Hurd, while he was still conscious, said his vehicle had been stolen. Another official has said that Hurd also said that he had gone to the neighborhood to buy drugs.
Police have said they are searching for a gray or silver Ford Explorer seen leaving the area where the bodies were found Tuesday morning. Commissioner Davis said today that police have found a vehicle fitting that description but are not sure if it's the one they want and they're still searching for others.
I think it was a setup, said the stepbrother, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
He described Hurd, a construction worker, as a tall, strong, confident man who overcame a stutter and whose basketball skills earned him the nickname the next Lebron James among friends.
Relatives and friends have kept vigil around Hurd's hospital bed, whispering encouraging messages in his ear, the stepbrother said.
They are telling him, the step-brother said, "Everything is going to be all right. Hold on. You're strong. God is definitely looking out for you. Definitely."
Eyanna Flonory was described by her sister today as someone with dreams of becoming a police officer and stopping the violence on the streets.
Flonory "wanted to help young kids on the street. She wanted to stop the violence, everything," said her sister, Ebony.
Ebony Flonory said she spoke to her sister less than an hour before the slayings and her sister had put her son on the line to show that he had learned how to say his name.
"My name is Amani, auntie," Ebony Flonory recalled the toddler saying. "It made my day to hear it. He kept saying it and saying it."
Ebony Flonory said she believed that her sister was calling from Martin's home.
"I'm lost for words right now," she said.
Patricia Washum-Bennett, mother of Washum-Garrison, said she hadn't talked with her son since last May, when he moved out of their Roslindale home.
"We had disagreements over the direction he was going in, and I told him that if he lived here, he couldn't just come and go as he pleased, and that he had to get his GED," she said.
Washum-Bennett said that on Monday night, she had a conversation with a close friend, telling her that she felt like getting in a car and looking for her son.
"He hadn't called me or dropped by, so I was feeling like I needed to go look for him." She never went, and the next morning, she heard about the quadruple homicide on the news, not knowing that her son was one of the victims.
At about 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, her husband called her, telling her that their son was one of the victims. "I just broke down," she said.
Friends recalled Simba Martin as a loyal, good-hearted person who returned to graduation at the Snowden International School in Copley Square to see former students and led a community organizing chapter at the school.
"This has been very devastating to us," said Najma Nazy'at, director of the Boston Youth Organizing Project. "He helped to turn a lot of people's lives around."
India Clark, a friend, said: "He was one of those rare people that could make anyone feel comfortable. He had a big heart. Words can't express how awesome he was."
"He was the uplifting one, always there to make everyone smile," said Tiana Brown, 19, who met him her first year in high school.
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Iran's first contemporary art auction: All works sold
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Iran held its first contemporary art auction in Tehran on 22 June 2012, with all of the 73 lots selling for a total of approximately USD1.7 million.
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PressTV reporter Dale McEwan was in Erbil, Kurdistan in June 2012 to cover an exhibition of work by Mashaallah Mohammadi, an Iranian-Kurdish painter and animator.
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Forty Asian artists are participating in the 2011 Asian Art Biennial. Curator Iris Shu-Ping Huang has asked each to reflect upon today's "M-shaped" Asian society.
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IRANIAN CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION US New York's Chelsea Art Museum is holding its "groundbreaking" exhibition Iran Inside Out (26 June to 5 September 2009) which features 35 artists living and working in Iran alongside 21 others living in the diaspora. We are promised a "multifarious portrait of … Continue reading


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Emerging models of public-private interplay for European broadband access: Evidence from the Netherlands and Italy
The paper examines the role and function of public-private interplay in the development of municipal initiatives in the broadband sector. The analysis of initiatives in the Netherlands and Italy shows how the interaction between public and private stakeholders can facilitate local broadband initiatives. This interaction has been vital in aligning the interests of different private and (semi-)public parties, in designing the network and in aggregating sufficient demand for broadband services. The comparative analysis examines the steps involved in these initiatives and the strengths and weaknesses of joint public-private activities. The paper shows that the challenge for cooperating stakeholders has been to foster further investment in the upgrading of the network and in the provision of advanced broadband services.Download Info
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Newsbites: Blythe to write jail hell memoir
Lamb Of God frontman Randy Blythe will publish a memoir about his year of hell after he was arrested, jailed, tried and finally acquitted of the murder of fan Daniel Nosek. Blythe spent five weeks in a Prague prison last year and was finally dismissed in March. The drama came close to bankrupting the band, who were unable to work while Blythe fought for justice. Now he says: "While I've dreamed of being a published author almost since I began to read, I never imaging my first book would centre around such a sad topic. Sometimes, though, life provides you a story that needs to be told. I will tell it with the respect and dignity all involved deserve. This will be a good read, I promise you – and I hope some good comes out of it."
Lou Reed has been sent home from hospital after an ambulance dash months after he underwent a liver transplant. The 71-year-old was at first though to be suffering complications from the surgery, but was found to be dehydrated. He's now recovering at home.
Ex Scorpions drummer Herman Rarebell has released a guest-star-studded album called Acoustic Fever, featuring contributions from John Parr, Doogie White, Tony Martin, Gary Barden, Don Dokken and Jack Russell, among others. Rarebell says: "I'm really happy to have all those great singers on my album and I'm also thrilled that they said 'yes' to doing this. I look forward to meeting you all on the Acoustic Fever Tour."
Pearl Jam will make a major announcement on July 8 at 1pm ET, according to a countdown clock on their revamped website. Speculation suggests they'll confirm a release date of the follow-up album to 2009′s Backspacer, and may also reveal a first single, which could be called Mind Your Manners.
Nick Cave is the subject of a fictional movie following the 20,000th day of his life. The unscripted production was shot while he worked on new album Push The Sky Away and features cameo appearances by Ray Winstone and Kylie Minogue. No release date has been announced for the movie, which is named 20,000 Days On Earth.
The title track from new Alice In Chain album The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here is not intended to offend anyone, says guitarist Jerry Cantrell. The lyrics to the chorus include the lines "Jesus don't like a queer / No problem with faith, just fear" but Cantrell says: "I think people get it: I'm not saying anything against people who are gay. We're pointing out a very hateful line that I hear quite regularly, and it really disturbs me. If your belief system has that sort of hate, or that 'I'm right and you're wrong' thing, then I don't really have any time for you." [Toronto Sun]
The Pixies – who surprised fans by releasing new track Bagboy last week – have replaced departed bassist Kim Deal with former Pandoras and The Muffs member Kim Shattuck. She'll join the band on their upcoming world tour, which includes four UK dates in November. Frontman Black Francis says: "Along with everyone's favourites we'll be playing songs we haven't played in ages, or never played live before. We've probably rehearsed 80 songs, so we'll be able to change the set at the last minute if we all feel like it." Dates:
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Guitarist Steve Hunter, known for his work with Alice Cooper, Peter Gabriel, David Lee Roth, Jack Bruce and more, has released an album entitled The Manhattan Blues Project, featuring Joe Satriani, Tony Levin, Johnny Depp, Joe Perry, Marty Friedman and others. Hunter says: "This album has been inside me trying to get out for a long time. I wanted to show the other side of New York, the soulful side. Plus it also says a lot of what I've always wanted to say on guitar."
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... wiped out by a coach who pulled in sharply after overtaking us, forgetting he had twenty feet of coach behind him! had to brake heavily and swerve onto hard shoulder!!! - idiot) Having not found anywhere en route to have our picnic lunch, we booked in to the Sav Hotel and picnicked there! Walked into Bologna town, about 30 minutes, so sat for beer and coffee to rest a while. Our initial impressions ...
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A relaxing and enjoyable breakfast was had
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breakfasts at home, a couple of coffees to kickstart the day went down nicely.
Now I am waiting to be collected before
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... we have been to Venice. Once we got back to campsite we were happy to be alive and sure were ready for some more drinks and our masquerade party!! The lace demonstration we had was great, the lady provided us with lots of laughs about the value of lace to finding the right husband! The endless items of Milano glass were beautiful. Venice, although your sinking I thoroughly enjoyed my ...
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Hi family- We are having a blast! Allesandro's family is just like "my big fat Greek wedding" they are so loving and consider us family. We have been on the go since we got here! I have so many funny stories already, but my Internet is not great, so I want to post pictures while I have a ...
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Review : Avunu is a taut thriller
Ravi Babu deserves a pat on his back for crafting one of the finest suspense thrillers in Telugu in recent times, but the film truly belongs to Poorna.
There's a saying that fear is just a state of mind, but in Ravi Babu's latest suspense thriller Avunu, this belief takes a new shape. Avunu explores the fear of being alone or autophobia, as it is called in medical terms, through the eyes of its protagonist Mohini (Poorna), a newly married woman who's being haunted by a ghost. Lest you think Avunu is just another thriller which manipulates us with a story of a damsel in distress, Ravi Babu catches us completely off guard with a gripping screenplay.
Harsha (Harshvardhan Rane) and Mohini (Poorna), a newly married couple, move to a new gated community which is far from the hustle bustle of the city. The duo plan to go on a honeymoon to Paris, but Harsha is asked to go to Bangalore to solve a technical issue which has put his company in a fix. As Mohini tries to adjust to her new life, she senses that an invisible force is lurking in the house, watching her all the time and pretty soon, all hell breaks loose.
Is living alone in the dark so terrifying? We can only delve into our own experiences to find an answer, but what Ravi Babu does get right is the portrayal of this fear. Poorna, who was last seen in Seema Tapakai, delivers a knock-out performance as the young woman whose worst fears come true. There's nowhere to run, nowhere to hide and her fear is accentuated even more in an explosive climax. Since the camera remains static, the fact that Poorna and Harshvardhan Rane hook the audience for almost two hours with their performances is itself quite an achievement. Voyeurism is another ubiquitous element in the film. Cinematic liberties aside, there are moments where we end up wondering if it's really necessary to see what Mohini does at home when she's alone.
Avunu scores high in terms of technical aspects and Ravi Babu's strategy to leave almost everything to the actors in noteworthy. So what makes Avunu such an engrossing film? The answer lies in the eye for detail and a strictly no-gimmicks approach to showcase the protagonists' desperation and fear. Two thumbs up for Avunu. It's neither a great film nor does it have a novel story, but there have been very few films in this genre which have hit the bull's eye in terms of packaging so much within two hours. That's a rarity in Telugu cinema.
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Hemanth writes primarily about Telugu cinema, although he finds inspiration from the works of filmmakers like Woody Allen. Apart from writing, he spends most of his time on Twitter discussing about cinema, travel and life in Hyderabad.
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A very rare genre in Telugu cinema. to score a hit in this genre..only a few directors like Ravi babu can do it..Proud to have you in telugu industry…If you love horror you'll definitely love this film!…
good to see ravi babu scoring a hit….


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The impact of monetary regime changes: Some exchange rate evidence
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This product is now a staple in my bathroom. Like many other people, I didn't want to be putting so many manufactured chemicals on my skin while I was supposed to be cleaning it! It's very straight forward to use, just pinch a small piece off the lump, mix it with water & use as a scrub on your face. I have slightly sensitive ... Read the complete review
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Everyone who reads my reviews will know by now what a huge fan I am of Lush products, in fact of the whole company as well as their wonderful array of gorgeous smelling products, I love their morals and ethics in general. Lush's beliefs are at the heart of everything they do, they only use the best of fresh ingredients and the ... Read the complete review
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I've quite honestly been so lazy with specific facial cleansers in the past. For the most part i've been lucky to have been blessed with 'alright' skin but as I get further into my 30's i find that my skin dries out so much more and is very prone to becoming quite bad after illness and the winter months. I've been using Lush ... Read the complete review
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For my birthday I was kindly given some Lush vouchers - a thoughtful gift, as I'm a huge fan of the store and the intoxicating scent never fails to have me make a pit stop inside. I love a good nosey at the vast array of products on offer. Something I've never really looked at is their facial range and so with the help of the wonderful ... Read the complete review
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This cleanser is a solid cleanser for the face and comes in a 100g black pot complete with lid. It is a mix of almonds, kaolin and lavender. It smells pleasant enough and you can instantly detect the lavender. I find this cleanser easy to use. I scoop up a small amount of it with my fingers, mix it with warm water and then mix it to a ... Read the complete review
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Price: £5.95 Size: 100g Where can I purchase it from? Lush stores and the Lush website Packaging: It's just the standard black pots from Lush - I like these, but some people think they look ugly. If you collect 5 empty pots, you can clean them and take them back to lush, and tehey'll give you a free face mask. ... Read the complete review
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I was having trouble with my skin and I needed something quick. I have hard skin to please. My skin is quiet dry straight after washing so I needed a face wash which didn't add to it but my skin also becomes greasy quiet quicky so too much moisture in face wash can make this worse. So as you can see picking a face wash is difficult ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/06/11 (Very useful, 30 readings)
**OVERVIEW** I spotted this product in my local Lush shop when going in to buy a bath bomb. I'd never actually used any of the Lush skincare range but I tried some on my hand and it seemed like a really good buy. It was a good price so I thought I would try it. **PACKAGING** It's in a plain, small black ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/03/11, updated on 28/03/11 (Useful, 37 readings)
Price = £5.80 for 100g Ingredients = Ground Almonds, Glycerine, Kaolin, Water, Lavender Oil, Rose Absolute, Chamomile Blue Oil, Tagetes Oil, Benzoin Resinoid, Lavender Flowers, Limonene, Linalool Lush description = Angelic and medieval cleansing wash with rose and lavender. Angels on Bare Skin is the Lush version of ... Read the complete review
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Well I have really really sensitive skin . So sensitive even the sensitive products seemed too harsh!! anything i used left my skin red especially around the nose and chin area , which I always disguised with make up. I even slept with my make up on i was that embarrased of my husband seeing my "naked face". I never really ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/02/11 (Very useful, 67 readings)
I first used Angels on Bare Skin about 4 or 5 years ago whilst going through the bad skin stage of being a teenager, it was first recommended by a friend and although it hasn't been a constant essential for me it's something I always have in the bathroom and use when I feel my skin needs a really good cleanse. What Lush say: ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/10/10, updated on 13/01/11 (Very useful, 80 readings)
My search for a top quality, vegan friendly facial cleanser that had good results for my sensitive, though combination, skin has taken me around a few websites and shops, with a variety of claims; prices and brands. I am pleased to say that I need not look any further as I am now very happy with Lush 'Angels on bare ... Read the complete review


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