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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday villa in Castiglione di Garfagnana - Casa Massimo with private pool
Newly renovated, Casa Massimo is in the medieval walled village of Castiglione
With spacious rooms and private pool, this is a good opportunity to experience a summer holiday in one of the loveliest villages in Tuscany. Casa Massimo is set just above the medieval walled village of Castiglione. There is a view of the ancient Castello from the edge of the shaded garden.
Castiglione is one of the main villages of the spectacularly beautiful area known as the Garfagnana, arguably the most beautiful part of all Tuscany. The property is the ground floor of a large house, within a shaded garden which has a 9 metre private pool for the sole use of the guests. Entered through a wide hallway, there are 2 large bedrooms, one of which sleeps 3, and a large living room off the hall.
There is a new bathroom and modern kitchen.
The garden has mature plants and is shaded by fine trees. There is a 9 m private swimming pool with a depth of 1.4 m and steps
The owner lives discreetly in the apartment upstairs. His hospitality is excellent. He makes his own wine and fine preserves, oil and cheeses
Garfagnana: Garfagnana is 'Hidden Tuscany' at its best. With its stunning scenery it is the best area in Tuscany for walking and outdoor activities. We have close ties with an outdoor activities company who offer many international class adventures.
Castelnuovo, the nearby market town, has many restaurants, cafes, bars, supermarkets and all other types of shops. There is a tourist information office and a weekly market selling a wide variety of fashion, household goods, flowers, fruit and vegetables.
There is a restaurant and bar within a minutes walk from the villa. An excellent shop/bar, where you can buy decent wine on draft and excellent local produce, is 5 minutes walk
Mountain biking, hill walking and horse riding are all available locally. The stables are 15 minutes walk.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
Guestbook comments from the manager
5 out of 5
We stayed in Massimos house for the 2nd time and loved every minute , the warm welcome and the generosity of Massimo with his home made wines and cheeses make for a rare experience these days , it was like a Jamie Oliver experience but for real! It was great to get a pointer to the best local restaurants each of which served the most delicious local fare simply cooked. The house itself was spotless from top to bottom and the pool was to die for with lovely views over the fortified village walls. I wouldnt hesitate to book this property again and again.


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Everyone gave credit to, and enjoyed Punk around his shoot time. It was a awesome promo followed by a great storyline that WWE ruined when Triple H had to ruin Punk's momentum by beating him at Night of Champions. Yes you praise Punk for some matches, like his OTL won, but who didn't? That was a classic. On the other hand, you're the only guy who gave his MITB match with Bryan a
rating. Compared with everyone else's ratings and opinions on that match, that was a ridiculous rating, but that's your opinion I guess. Your name came to mind when I wrote that post because in the last few months I haven't see you say any positive things about Punk. You say if he does something good, you'll give him credit? I think Punk's recent heel turn, with how it's been built well and slowly transforming every week has been good viewing. I'm not even that big of a Punk fan, but I've enjoyed it. He's always worked better as a heel, it's comes across as more natural, and him getting the best of Cena has been good, maybe not for you being that you're a Cena fan, but I'm aware that you really dislike Cena's stale character as well, so I thought you might of liked some of what's happened in the last month or so.
I already explained why I hated the MITB match with Bryan, though. It was an example of Punk being Superman. Unless you're gonna lose, don't take a LeBell Lock with a KENDO STICK and escape it after one minute of being in it using your own power. That's completely no-selling a move that's supposed to be so painful that you have to tap out to it very fast. And yes, I am aware I have been extra negative in the last few months but I just have been annoyed by the shittiness of the show ever since Extreme Rules ended and the only hope was the end of Raw 1000. Punk was given the ball to run with from there on and I was disappointed because I simply do not care about what he has to say at this point. He already explored the shoot stuff that can get me interested, now I have no interest in hearing him whine about not being given respect. And I thought Punk was one of your top 3 guys along with Ziggler and Christian? (or somebody else in Christian's spot)
And the last full show I watched was Raw 1000. I've only picked out a few stuff to check out on YouTube and otherwise, I've only read results. What I've got out of it is that Punk has become a whiny heel that demands respect. How interesting. And there's only so much Heyman can do to help an uninteresting character. With a stale Cena and a boring Punk being the centerpiece of the show, I think I'm completely out for now until a veteran comes to the rescue in the upcoming months.
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He has been described as "the modern James Stewart." He has been ranked among the top 20 movie stars of all time. He has been the first actor since Spencer Tracy to win consecutive Oscars for lead roles. He is Tom Hanks.
Hanks was born in Concord, Calif., on July 9, 1956. His parents were divorced when he was 5, and Hanks – along with his older brother and sister – was raised by his chef father, Amos. After frequent moves, the family settled in Oakland, Calif., where Hanks graduated from high school in 1974. He decided to become an actor after reading and watching a performance of Eugene O'Neill's "The Iceman Cometh" and transferred from a junior college in Hayward, Calif., into the theater program at California State University in Sacramento.
In 1977, Hanks was recruited to participate in the summer session of the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival in Lakewood, Ohio. He spent the summers of the next 3 years acting in various productions of Shakespeare's plays and the winters working backstage at a community theater company in Sacramento. Hanks' portrayal of Proteus in "The Two Gentleman of Verona" earned him the Cleveland Critics Circle Award for Best Actor in 1978.
Following his third year with the festival, Hanks – who had dropped out of college – moved to New York City. His early days there were a struggle. "I lived around the corner from Broadway, but I couldn't even get arrested," he told the New York Times. "I didn't know how to dance, I hadn't taken a voice lesson and I wasn't feeling confident." Lacking an agent, he found just landing auditions difficult.
Hanks' first break came in 1980 when he was cast in the ABC sitcom "Bosom Buddies" as one of two advertising executives who pose as women in order to rent an apartment in an all-female building. The exposure he received from the show enabled Hanks to land guest roles on such popular shows as "Happy Days," "Taxi," "The Love Boat" and "Family Ties." In 1982, "Happy Days" co-star Ron Howard remembered Hanks and called him to read for a supporting part in a movie he was directing. Ultimately, John Candy received the supporting role and Hanks was cast in the lead in "Splash," playing a man who falls in love with a mermaid. "Splash" was 1984's 10th highest grossing movie, and Hanks was a newly minted star.
However, his new stardom didn't immediately propel Hanks onto the A-list. Instead, Hanks spent the next few years appearing in a series of critically panned movies. He made a triumphant comeback with "Big," 1988's fourth highest grossing movie. His role as Josh Baskin, a 13-year-old in a grown man's body, earned him his first Best Actor Oscar nomination and was ranked 15th on Premiere magazine's "100 Greatest Performances of All Time" list in 2006.
Unfortunately, this success was followed by another career downturn. Although 1989's comedy "Turner & Hooch" was a hit, most of Hanks' films during the next few years were disappointments. Perhaps the lowest point was 1990's "The Bonfire of the Vanities," an adaptation of the Tom Wolfe novel of the same name. The casting of Hanks as Sherman McCoy, a Wall Street millionaire whose life unravels in a very public manner, was widely criticized. Budgeted at $47 million, the movie grossed less than $16 million.
1992's "A League of Their Own" was the one of the year's most popular films and the beginning of a long period of success for Hanks. He gained 30 pounds to prepare for the role of Jimmy Dugan, a washed-up player who reluctantly manages a women's baseball team. The following year, Hanks reunited with Meg Ryan – his co-star in the 1990 flop "Joe Versus the Volcano" – for the smash hit "Sleepless in Seattle."
Hanks enjoyed an even bigger triumph later in 1993 when he starred in "Philadelphia," Hollywood's first big-budget movie about AIDS. Despite its touchy subject matter (Roger Ebert noted that "Philadelphia" arrived more than a decade after AIDS was identified as a disease), the movie was a hit. Hanks' role as Andrew Beckett, a gay lawyer dying of AIDS who sues his former law firm for discrimination, earned him his first Best Actor Oscar. Hanks repeated as Best Actor by playing the title role in 1994's "Forrest Gump." The movie won six Oscars, including Best Picture, and was a huge box office success, needing only 66 days to gross more than $250 million. Adjusted for inflation, "Gump" is the 24th most popular movie of all time. Rather than being paid for the movie, Hanks chose to take percentage points, a decision that earned him approximately $40 million.
1995 was another banner year for Hanks. After starring as real-life astronaut Jim Lovell in "Apollo 13" – the year's third highest grossing movie – Hanks lent his vocal talents to "Toy Story," the first fully computer-generated full-length feature film. "Toy Story" was the year's highest grossing movie. Hanks returned for two extremely successful "Toy Story" sequels in 1999 and 2010.
1996's "That Thing You Do!" marked Hanks' directorial and screenwriting debut. He also had a supporting role in the story of a 1960s rock group, which was a commercial disappointment (a similar fate would meet Hanks' next writing-directing effort, 2011's "Larry Crowne"). Hanks teamed with legendary director Steven Speilberg for 1998's World War II drama "Saving Private Ryan." It was yet another Hanks movie to be the most popular of its year. Hanks was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar and received the Distinguished Public Service Award, the U. S. Navy's highest civilian honor, on Veterans Day 1999 for his work in the movie. In December 1998, Hanks once again teamed with Meg Ryan for "You've Got Mail," another box office smash.
Hanks closed the 20th century with another hit, "The Green Mile." In order to play Chuck Noland, a FedEx man who spends years stranded at sea, in 2000's "Cast Away," Hanks gained and later lost 50 pounds. His performance earned him a fifth Best Actor Oscar nomination and was ranked 46th on Premiere's "100 Greatest Performances of All Time" list. "Cast Away" was the second highest grossing movie of its year.
In June 2002, Hanks became the youngest ever to receive the American Film Institute's Life Achievement Award. His "Saving Private Ryan" director, Steven Spielberg, presented him with the award. Spielberg and Hanks reunited for "Catch Me If You Can," which was released six months after the award presentation and was a smash hit. They would work together again on 2004's "The Terminal," which grossed $77 million. While its grosses covered the movie's budget, the total was disappointing by the standards of its director and star.
Nine years after "Toy Story," Hanks starred in another groundbreaking animated feature, "The Polar Express." The Guiness Book of World Records 2006 listed the adaptation of the classic children's novel as the "first all-digital capture" film, where all acted parts were done in digital capture. "The Polar Express" was also the first mainstream film to be simultaneously released as a 3D IMAX presentation.
His most recent film, 2012's "Cloud Atlas," was a dismal failure, but Hanks enjoyed success in his Broadway debut. In "Lucky Guy," he played Mike McAlary, a real-life New York City tabloid columnist who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1998 for his columns about police brutality against Haitian immigrant Abner Louima and died of colon cancer that same year at age 41. Nora Ephron – the writer-director of "Sleepless in Seattle" and "You've Got Mail" – had sent Hanks a film screenplay of "Lucky Guy" years earlier, but Hanks hadn't been interested. After running into Ephron – who by then had turned "Lucky Guy" into a play – while promoting "Larry Crowne," Hanks reconsidered and asked to see the script. It convinced him to sign on.
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Restaurant Martin Wishart
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Restaurant Martin Wishart
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.martin-wishart.co.uk/
- Phone: 0131 553 3557
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Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat: 12:00pm - 2:00pm, 6:30pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French
- Executive Chef: Martin Wishart
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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A word from Restaurant Martin Wishart
The multi-award winning Restaurant Martin Wishart in Edinburgh's Port of Leith is among OpenTable's most decorated dining rooms. Boasting numerous awards, as well as Edinburgh's very first Michelin Star – awarded in 2001 – Restaurant Martin Wishart is romantic and refined, with an elegantly sumptuous dining room in mocha and cream, fresh flowers on tables and considered lighting casting a gentle glow. Headed up by Wishart himself, the kitchen team consists of one chef for every two guests, ensuring the utmost care goes in to every fabulous French styled dish, some traditional, others creatively contemporary. Ingredients throughout are fresh and locally sourced while the wine list is extensive, including wines from unusual locations.Continued
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Restaurant Martin Wishart reviews from OpenTable diners
14 reviews since 29 November 2013
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- Ambience4.5Value4.2
special occasions (10)fit for foodies (9)romance (8)business meals (3)sunday lunch (2)outstanding value (1)good vegetarian options (1)brunch (1)Show More
- Great LunchNavigatorDined on 25/10/2014Lovely unhurried lunch. Food and service was outstanding. We had the tasting menu along with the paired wines which I thoroughly recommend. We will be back.Special Features:
- Evening mealJoVLDined on 9/10/2014I booked for my husbands birthday. We had the fish-based taster menu-one of a choice of 3, with accompanying wines which were perfectly matched. The waiters' knowledge of the wines was excellent and our waitress was extremely attentive without being over- bearing. The food was just amazing. We expected a large bill but it was worth paying for such a fabulous experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A special evening not fulfilled.GeorgieboyDined on 20/8/2014Having dined on a fair number of occasions in Leith, I thought it time to complete the circle of top rated local restaurants. Although well past four score years this was the first time I (we) had chosen a "taster menu"! This turned out to be a bad choice for me. It seemed the "tasters" were the favourites because the a la carte dishes appeared to be an add on. The "tasters" provided I felt were too small to develop a finer appreciation of the flavours. Yet we were more than replete by the end of the meal. The service was very good except we could not understand the waitress's description of the courses being placed on the table. I imagine she was French, which was nice but her efforts were wasted. The main (?) course was disappointing.
- Restaurant Martin WishartHJCCVIPDined on 19/8/2014Yet again, we had an excellent lunch experience at this top-rate restaurant, which is definitely my favourite in Edinburgh, if not Scotland. The food is delicious and service impeccable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding service and foodbrokenheartedVIPDined on 1/5/2014I was able to enjoy a good variety of food with nicely paired wine with tasing wine pairing menu. It's a lovely occasion for any good occasions.Special Features:
- Worth a star or twoLeefromUSADined on 20/3/2014I have had dinner here twice and both have been simply superb. The cooking is sound and highly creative. The dishes ranged from very solid to remarkable and transcendent. The service has always been impeccable, striking that difficult balance between very correct and yet quite warm. The room is comfortable, but perhaps a bit on the spare side, and perhaps a bit noisy. Having dined in a number of Michelin 3-stars, I think Martin Wishart is not quite at that level. But close. Having dined in a number of one-stars in a number of different countries, it seems to me that Martin Wishart is notably ahead of most. I would expect that this restaurant should be about to get its second star. It certainly deserves it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A wonderful eveningmarieDined on 19/2/2014Everything was absolutely perfect. We could not find fault with the service which was unobtrusive and the ambiance was elegant and tasteful. On top of that the food was everything you could wish for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Great time at Martin WishartsfoodiefanDined on 18/10/2013As part of a wee foodie group dining every 3 months or so, we had the set lunch, All agreed one of the best in the 3 years we've been visiting Michelin and highly rated restaurants. Not only was the food, including the amuse bouche, delicious, the staff were helpful and friendly, attentive without being intrusive, and very personable. The duck starter was excellent and flavourful as was the soft but meaty halibut. There were rave reviews for the soup with roasted scallop and the impressive cheeseboard (there is a £10 supplement - but certainly enough to share). There was a real buzz about the lunchtime service with an elegant but comfortable ambience. We enjoyed the whole experience and wouldn't hesitate returning/recommending to others,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A perfect eveningGlobalDined on 11/9/2013Exquisite food, impeccable service, an outstanding dining experience. I have traveled extensively around the world and eaten in many fine restaurants over the past 30 years (NY, Paris, London, Rome, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Sydney) and Restaurant Martin Wishart ranks as one of my finest culinary experiences in all of my travels. The food, preparation and presentation were very refined and the wine parings were outstanding. The service was flawless. Mr. Froge' and his wait staff were like a fine tuned orchestra, every movement was perfection. It is not an inexpensive evening....but worth the treat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the Michelin star (& price!)DaJaWoDined on 22/8/2013Restaurant Martin Wishart in Edinburgh does exactly what Martin Wishart intended - brings French quality cuisine to Scotland whilst using local ingredients and inspiration. The food was excellent without being too rich or plentiful - after a 6 course tasting menu I felt well satisfied but not uncomfortably stuffed. Each dish was distinct, interesting, thoughtful and delicious. The staff were knowledgeable, discrete and very capable. They also accommodated a birthday request in a suitably refined and low-key style! Many thanks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Michelin ManJaxownDined on 14/8/2013Martin Wishart has a Michelin star - hence the title. This is not a cheap place to eat. The wines are generally expensive. However, the service is superb, the whole place sparkles and shines, the toilets are impeccable and the food - what can one say? The food TASTES. Everything has its flavour. Great place to show off or impress another but the main point is the excellent food. Well worth an annual visit or three.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- the set lunch price is verycatererDined on 6/8/2013the set lunch price is very good value, but the disparity between that and the a la carte prices is too great I felt the suckling pig was not as expected, more like belly of pork I have had a good number of meals here--- all excellent-- but this time I felt the a la carte was poor valueSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice dinnerFranceDined on 1/8/2013We took the regular menu and the seafood menu and both were excellent and service was very good. There is also a great cheese cart with a large selection of cheeses. The restaurant is very nice with friendly service. A place to return to when in Edinburgh !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellentexy21Dined on 12/6/2013This was an experience of very fine dining. We went for the fish menu which was lovely, beautiful flavours. Service was good if a little overly. Recommend for special occasions as expensive and an experience not to forget in a hurry (in a good way).Special Features:
- Superb dining experienceoccasionalfoodieDined on 9/5/2013Really imaginative food without being showy for the sake of it, assured cooking from a brigade at the top of their game. Backed up with examplary service and a more than decent wine list. Highly recommended for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely outstanding inCabbageDined on 2/5/2013Absolutely outstanding in every way. The tasting menu was incredible.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- After we have several disappointmenKirillDined on 2/5/2013After we have several disappointments in london, we found out that edinburgh offers a choice of decent dining options... Martin wishart definetely among them... Shud not be missed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Leith - a place for foodiesbergieDined on 17/4/2013This was an excellent meal, consisting of the six course tasting menu for April and the complementary wine flight.The scallop was a little chewy and the chocolate dessert was a bit underwhelming, but otherwise everything was beautifully presented, prepared with delicacy and skill, light to eat but full of flavour. The stand out dishes were the tartare of lightly smoked roe deer, the ceviche of halibut with mango and passion fruit and the roast onglet of beef with braised oxtail and bordelaise sauce.Special Features:
- Good but has been much betterLeitherDined on 30/3/2013Don't get me wrong. This is fine dining and worth its star. We've been maybe five times before and never failed to love it and be wowed by it. But this time is was - well - a bit meh. The cooking was good, most courses were excellent, and the service was good. But the little things didn't click in the way it has before. Wine arrived exactly the same time as the food, making pouring difficult. The sommelier spilled practically every glass. And while some courses were truly outstanding, others were going through the motions. With one star, on all other occasions we've thought he was understarred. This time we're not so sure. This is still the best cooking in Edinburgh. But with Castle Terrace snapping at his heels, Martin needs to buck up.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My favourite restaurant in EdinburgAnnieBDined on 28/3/2013I wish I could come here more often! The food is always superb, the service amazing. I have dined in the Martin Wishart restaurant in Cameron House too and although it was first class, I love the ambience and friendly atmosphere at the Shore. I could not fault the whole experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous food!LisaMcbDined on 16/3/2013We visited the restaurant for our 8th anniversary and decided to do the tasting menu with matched wines. What a treat - each course was a delight. We opted for the main tasting menu although they also offer a fish and veg option. Something for everyone! We've been to a few Michelin star restaurant in the past, and this one is definitely up their. Finally the service was friendly and prompt without being in your face, which is something we've experienced before in such restaurants. 5 stars!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful ambience, very good foodKirkcaldyladDined on 13/3/2013A charming place to dine and eventually the service warms up though at times, especially at the start, it seems distant and really too inattentive. The set lunch menu is pleasant and the food skillfully presented and generally delicious. Our menu, however, presented us with courses that shared a colour palate though I admit it was all excellently cooked. There is a good range of wines by the glass spread over a commendable price range from top end to 'budget'. And the amuse bouche and canape add to the pleasure. The petit fours of chocolate 'boxes' filled with various flavours that let them down; and the coffee is ordinary and exorbitantly priced especially when it is compared with the very reasonable cost of the lunch. We enjoyed it.Special Features:
- lunch at Restaurant Martin WishartHJCCVIPDined on 13/3/2013Lunch with champagne was a very enjoyable experience. The amuse bouche and starters were particularly good, though our main courses were a little disappointing and the cod could have been improved with some more vegetables. Puddings were good, but portions rather small. Menu choices were interesting, but limited, with only two per course. Wine and coffee were expensive, but good. Service attentive and discreet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulfoodyDined on 21/2/2013We had a fabulous lunch at Martin Wisharts restaurant. The service was outstanding and the food exquisite . A wonderful dinning experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently goodOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 21/2/2013A lovely lunch on a cold wintry day. Highlights were, as always for us, the amuse bouche and pudding, that's not to say the other courses were less exciting, they were not. In effect y`we had 5 courses for lunch and a glass of champagne for £28.50 in one of Scotland's best restaurants, how can you go wrong? We will be back as soon as we can, hopefully before Easter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We had the set-price 3 courselunchingladyDined on 21/2/2013We had the set-price 3 course lunch with a glass of champagne for £28.50 each. Great value for the quality of the food and the impeccable service. Only two choices for each course so may be limiting for some - main course was venison or monkfish and we both had the monkfish, which was good. We also had an amuse bouche before our starter which was small but delicious and really made us want to try the tasting menu another time! And the chocolate cup petit fours with our coffee were fabulous, especially the salted caramel one. Must go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyed a fairy pleasant mealmonteaubeurreDined on 27/11/2012Enjoyed a fairy pleasant meal at Restaurant Martin Wishart, the highs being: perfect ceviche (worth a visit alone); etherial wines; unbelievable petit fours; and near flawless service. While most of the food was delicious, well cooked, there were also mistakes which I wouldn't expect at this level, especially for a restaurant hoping for a second star: grit in the scallop amuse bouche; a small amount of shell left on the langoustine; grit in the wild mushrooms. The deserts were by far and away the weakest of all the courses and strangely present in large bowls. I'd taken a date here and while we had a nice evening, we both came away remembering the company as much as the food (though both wish we'd taken another salted caramel petit four)!Special Features:
- Top Class!KarenDined on 13/11/2012Of all the restaurants I have been to all over the world, Martin Wishart in Leith in Edinburgh is up there with the best of them. Signature dishes such as ceviche of halibut, haggis bon bons, roe deer and passion fruit souffle are always brilliantly presented. Would reccomend for a special occasion or for lunch which is great value at under £30.Special Features:
- As always RMW stands headKarenDined on 1/11/2012As always RMW stands head and shoudlers above the rest. Always beautiful presentation and very attentive service. Wine list afordable inlike some Michelin starred places. Best restaurant in Edinburgh by miles! Worth it ust for the petit fours at the end....Special Features:
- Martin WishartBonViveurVIPDined on 26/10/2012Enjoyed a fabulous lunch at Restaurant Martin Wishart on 26 October in Leith. Had three menus to choose from, 3 course lunch one, which is excellent value, a la carte, and the tasting menu. We opted for the lunch with wines to match and the food was exquisite. This included canapes and amuse bouche. Great menu with lamb's kidneys or seafood ravioli to start followed by rabbit or cod. the kidneys and rabbit were stand out dishes. Great cheese trolley selection and desserts were a great end to the meal. The lunch menu is particulary good value and the service, as always, was attentive and friendly. Good job JC.Special Features:
- My favourite Edinburgh restaurantAnnieBDined on 25/10/2012Another perfect meal at Martin Wishart, no wonder it has a Michelin star! The lunch time special offer is fantastic value too. The service was wonderful as usual and the food and the somellier's choice of wine was fantastic. Thanks!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A different worldJ13amieDined on 12/10/2012I have in the past eaten some great food and worked in some brilliant restaurants but Martyn Wishart has blown away any standards I had previously set. The service from the minute you walk in the door goes beyond professional and the food is an exciting mix of new flavours and delicate textures.Special Features:
- THE ULTIMATEJaxownDined on 11/10/2012This was not cheap but it was out of this world. 6 waiters to look after 15 tables ensured optimum attention and service. The dishes were superb and the flavours so intense. The care and imagination evident in the pairing of sauces and meats and fish show why Martin Wishart is rated by Michelin. We went for a special dinner to mark a special occasion and it rang all the right bells. If you have never eaten dinner at Restaurant Martin Wishart, make yourself a promise to give it a try. This was truly outstanding in all regards.Special Features:
- A notch aboveOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/10/2012My wife and I took my mother-in-law for lunch. The staff are superb and treated my mother-in-law superbly and the food (as ever) was superb. Always a treat to visit.Special Features:
- Fab foodPeteDined on 29/9/2012An awesome dining experience with a veritable feast of fine flavour. A splendid opportunitySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday celebrationBdaygalDined on 25/9/2012Had a fabulous evening. Definitely good for a special occasion! Service was impeccable. Had the tasting menu and the combination of flavours in every course was fantastic and meant we tried things we might not have selected from the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant Martin WishartRosNDined on 20/9/2012We hadn't been to Restaurant Martin Wishart in about 3 years. We were pleased to find that it is just as good as always. We went for the tasting menu and it had some really inventive dishes. The service was very attentive without being too intrusive. It is a little pricey but considering what you get, we feel that it is quite good value. Will definitely be back next time we are in Edinburgh.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The great food experienceCanadapeteDined on 13/9/2012Great food experience. This was our first time at Martin Wishart,s we had the taster menu which I would recommend if you are like us and it's your first time. I think the next time we would try the ala carte menu.Food was outstanding and evey dish was explained to you.We would certainly go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Moderate at martin wishartfredsdinnerDined on 22/8/2012Too much attention by staff and too many freebies did not make up for fairly moderate quality at expensive pricesSpecial Features:
- Martin WishartBonViveurVIPDined on 18/8/2012Fantastic meal at Martin Wishart on 18 August. Couldn't resist the tasting menu with matching wines. From the delightful canapés, amuse bouche, and on to the main events of the tasting courses the food was faultless. The service was also exquisite and the sommelier explained the wines at a level anyone could understand. If you haven't tried it, you must.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Fisher: Mathematics and reality
You are driving to the post office and come to an intersection. There is a post on your right near the corner with an octagonal red sign with white edges. On the sign are the capital letters ES-TEA-OH-PEA. What do you do?
Fisher: I am truly sorry
Many of the things I do are wrong. The recent election has shown me the errors of my way, and I wish to make amends.
Fisher: The real threat of climate change
On Nov. 3, 2014, a lead article in the New York Times addressed the latest information on climate change: "The gathering risks of climate change are so profound that they could stall or even reverse generations of progress against poverty and hunger if greenhouse emissions continue at a runaway pace, according to a major new United Nations report." The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Report was released the day before. See:
Fisher: Happy Eastern Standard Time!
As I write this, I do not know the outcome of the election. I know we are all disappointed, regardless of how we voted. Another election bought and paid for by Citizens United. By one estimate, about $4 billion was spent on it that could have been used to fix one or two or our problems here in the United States, say preventing carp from getting into the Great Lakes, and put some people to work. See:
Fisher: Can you chew gum and vote at the same time?
In my columns since Sept. 24, I have outlined a number of critical issues that will be determined by the election only a few days from now. Among these have been: Jobs, jobs, jobs; infrastructure including our roads, pipelines, and dams; healthcare must be made available to all at a far lower cost per individual than is currently the case; women's issues of safety, equal employment pay and benefits, family planning, reducing domestic violence, and representation in the legislature;...
Fisher: More reasons to get out and vote
My last column listed several important topics — Issue: American capitalism has become distorted, infecting the global economy with overzealous greed; Issue: According to a recent poll, over 90 percent of Michigan voters say the state's roads are terrible; Issue: Michigan's incumbent governor has reduced taxes for businesses by over $1.6 billion annually, while increasing taxes on individuals by $1.4 billion, including retirees, firefighters, police, teachers, and many...
Fisher: Why we must get out the vote
"As income inequality expands, the people who are benefiting the most from current economic policies are also the ones whose money gives them the most influence on the development of those policies. There is a name for government by the rich – plutocracy – and it's not what our Founding Fathers were trying to create when they guaranteed freedom of speech." -Portland Press Herald, Sept. 29, 2014, page A4.
Fisher: Women's Aid Service in our area
Early in 2007, after more than 50 National Football League players had been arrested in the previous football season, many hailed Commissioner Roger Goodell for instituting a stringent personal conduct policy. He threatened to banish players for off-the-field transgressions and became the judge and jury presiding over every case and insisted that he would mete out discipline without waiting for the judicial system. Unfortunately, Mr. Goodell did nothing at the time about domestic violence.
Fisher: How would you spend $180?
According to the Wall Street Journal (Sept. 17, 2014, page A2), the median annual family income in the United States increased by $180 in 2013, to $51,939. That is just under 50 cents a day. However, inflation was about 2.7 percent, or over $1,400 for that median family income; the WSJ calls the increase "statistically insignificant". So much for an improvement in wealth distribution. Incomes are still around 8 percent below their level in 2007.
Fisher: To those who haven't decided to vote
A crucial election is coming in November. Some are predicting low voter turnout because it is a midterm election, historically slow. Figures for midterms from 1962 to 2010 show that fewer than half the voter-age population registered. The percentage that voted: 2010, 37.8 percent; 2006, 37.1 percent; 2002, 37 percent; 1998, 36.4 percent; 1994, 38.8 percent; 1990, 36.5 percent; 1986, 36.4 percent; 1982, 39.8 percent; 1978, 37.2 percent; 1974, 38.2 percent; 1970, 46.6 percent; 1966, 48.4...


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True, the execution of the work of art is fun, but we also need to know that our friends like it.
When I was 15 I got $2 or so for playing for dances. I've played jazz on Bourbon Street and on the west coast. I've told stories and played music on the radio for my friends for 32 years. I mention this so you'll know that I know it's nice to have someone say, "Hey, humble --- I like what you are trying to do." --- Which is why I go out of my way to say nice things to any kind of artist or entertainer. If I can't look them in the eye and say something good, I don't say anything. The other day I was at an outdoor cookout not far from two dozen cows where entertainment was provided by a long-haired, guitar-playing bearded young man who sang songs. I didn't know any of the songs, but my wife Marsha, who was born in 1950, said she knew all of them. When he put down his guitar and walked over to get a turkey burger, I approached him and said, "I think you're every bit as good as the Kingston...
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Eight more defendants have been sentenced for their involvement in an international criminal network organized to sexually exploit children in connection with their participation in the Dreamboard Child Exploitation bulletin board.
On August 2 Scott Lewandowski, 39, of Pueblo, was sentenced for conspiracy to distribute child pornography. He'll spend 17 and a half years in federal prison and be under supervision for the rest of his life. The sentences were handed down by U.S. District Judge S. Maurice Hicks in federal court in Shreveport, La.
Forty-two out of 72 individuals have been convicted for their participation in the Dreamboard network. The network was dedicated to the sexual abuse of children and the creation and dissemination of graphic images and videos of child sexual abuse throughout the world. The pictures were called "horrific" at the time and showed children in obvious pain and distress.
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LOS ANGELES Allegheny Technologies Inc. (ATI) has landed a new aerospace role for its titanium strip.
Charlotte, N.C.-based Goodrich Corp. has chosen the Pittsburgh-based specialty metals producer to supply a thin, flat-rolled product for the heated floor panels installed on commercial aircraft, ATI said.
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Yusniel Valdez-Darias and Greisy Suarez both face dozens of charges for animal cruelty and abandonment. They owned more than 80 animals that were kept at a house off Oil Well Road in Punta Gorda.
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- 6 skinless boneless chicken breast halves (5 to 6 ounces each)
- 1/2 cup balsamic vinegar
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- 1 3- to 4-ounce wedge blue cheese, cut into 6 slices
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Place chicken in large resealable plastic bag. Whisk vinegar, 3 tablespoons oil, 1 1/2 teaspoons coarse salt, and 1 teaspoon pepper in small bowl. Add to chicken; seal bag. Chill 2 hours, turning bag occasionally.
Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat). Brush grill rack generously with oil. Arrange chicken on grill. Sprinkle with herbes de Provence, 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt, and 1/2 teaspoon pepper. Grill chicken until cooked through, about 6 minutes per side. Transfer to plates; top each with slice of cheese.
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hes your brother, he likes to spend time with you, let him
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A family meeting to discuss the situation..
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You should talk to your dad individually and ask for a lock.

Of, I'd spend more time in the family room or another room where your brother can't harass you.
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duct tape. then throw him in a closet and shut the door.
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put a lock on your door and talk to your dad when bro isnt around and be honest with your dad, Im sure he will listen and understand, good luck
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Stop talking to him, ignore his existence. I did that to my little brother once and he came crying to me and said he was sorry.
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All students and instructors in this class have one thing in common–we are all members of the Association for Software Testing. That means we care a lot about testing. While we have common interests, we also have some significant differences. Among the common subgroups of students are:
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Prior agreement to phase out Centralia coal plant will cover most emissions reductions
A sweeping new White House plan to reduce carbon emissions from the nation's energy supply may have less impact on Washington than almost every other state. But that's because the country is just now catching up.
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You could argue that Washington had it easier all along, with abundant rivers that provide cheap hydropower and an economy that didn't depend on coal.
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Back in 2000, West Virginia, with half as many people, produced four times more carbon-dioxide emissions from electricity generation as Washington — almost all of it from that state's politically powerful, jobs-producing coal industry.
While even West Virginia burns far more natural gas than it once did, its total CO2 emissions have merely stayed the same. Washington's emissions during the same time dropped more than 20 percent and just keep falling.
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Spider fighting
The sport of spider fighting occurs in different forms in several areas of the world. Among them are the Philippines, Japan, and Singapore. The fights that occur in the Philippines and in Japan are staged between females of various species of web weavers. Female spiders will kill a rival if the loser does not quickly flee or receive the aid of a human handler. The contests that are staged in Singapore are fights between male jumping spiders. The males fight only for dominance, and ordinarily the loser will flee, though sometimes they will lose a leg in the fight.
In the Philippines, spider fighting (Hiligaynon: pahibag sang damang; Cebuano: paaway kaka or sabong sa kaka) is staged between female orb-weavers from the genus Araneus. In Japan, the contests occur at an annual festival and use females of the genus Argiope. In Japanese these contests are called Kumo Gassen (spider battles). In Singapore, they use males of the genus Thiania, and most commonly use the species Thiania bhamoensis, although another species of that genus may sometimes be used. Like cock fighting, spider fighting is a sport that usually involves betting and events occur frequently. In Singapore, they are known as "fighting spiders" in English and 鬥蜘蛛 dòu zhī zhū (fighting spiders) in Mandarin Chinese, analogous to the Chinese term for gamecocks 鬥雞 dòu jī (fighting chickens).
Spider fighting (Hiligaynon: pahibag sang damang; Cebuano: paaway kaka or sabong sa kaka) is a popular blood sport among rural Filipino children, especially in the Bisaya region. The game begins by placing two spiders at opposite ends of a stick. The spiders are then prodded to move along the length of the stick until they encounter each other and fight.[1]
Catching and care[edit]
The spiders are usually caught in trees and bushes in the early morning or during dusk when the spiders come out to spin webs.[2] Some spiders are even caught along power lines. These are believed to be more aggressive and much tougher fighters since spiders that live in areas exposed to predators fight better than those that live in more protected areas.
Spiders suitable for spider fighting are orb-weavers from the genus Araneus. Only the spiders coming from this genus are called damang or kaka. They are carefully chosen since catching the wrong spider can result in being bitten and envenomated. Spiders which do not resemble the typical Araneus morphology are avoided. Spiders having shiny or waxy abdomens, spiders with green or loud coloration, and iridescent spiders are also regarded as dangerous and are not caught.
Spiders with slender bodies and long legs are also favored as better fighters. Slim, black spiders from guava or tamarind trees are also prized as fighters.[3]
One can also buy spiders from sellers near public schools. Prices range from as low as 3 pesos (US$0.10) to as high as 400 pesos (US$9.00) per spider. They are usually sold inside plastic bags inflated with air.
After capture or in-between fights, the spiders are stabled in used matchboxes. These matchboxes usually have separate cells to house several spiders. The cells are normally made from discarded cardboard or a single blade of coconut leaf bent several times inside the matchbox. Some trainers assemble a "langsaranan" where the spider is released to a plant enclosed by a net or a plastic bottle with tiny holes.
Spiders can be fed with insects although some trainers, especially adults, have their own secret feed formula. Prior to a match, the spider might be intentionally starved to increase its ferocity.
Most spider fights are done with a single piece of dried coconut leaf midrib (usually taken from a broom made from such midribs; Cebuano: "Silhig tukog", Tagalog: "Walis tingting") or bamboo. Spiders are placed at both ends and encouraged to move toward each other and fight. The sticks are thin enough to ensure that the spiders have no choice but to meet. It is held by one child who ensures that the spiders do not escape by alternately switching grip from one end to the other. How a fight ends is agreed upon beforehand. Fights to the death will end with one spider being bitten, paralyzed, and swiftly wrapped in silk.[2] Non-lethal matches end when one spider falls from the stick (once or several times, depending on the agreement). Occasionally, the child holding the stick may need to quickly intervene in a non-lethal fight to prevent the winning spider from eating the losing spider. In Cudangdang village in EB Magalona town, spiders were sold from P20 to P100 per box, and most buyers come from Bacolod City and Silay City. In the spider derby, the combatant that falls three times from a wooden stick loses; one that wraps its opponent in silk is declared the champion.[4] More formal fights, called Kaka Derbies are held in an arena made of two poles connected by a tight string. Underneath is a padding (usually polystyrene foam) to ensure that the spiders are not injured in case they fall down. A fight that includes large sums of money normally has a "kuyme" (referee) similar to cockfighting.
Legal issues[edit]
The practice is now generally discouraged since it affects the educational performance of school children.[5] Top fighters can fetch up to 100 pesos (US$ 2),[citation needed] making the sport lucrative for children. They could spend so much time hunting and training spiders that lessons and homework are missed. Adults also play the sport but in a way similar to cockfighting. Derbies are also held and bets could go as high as 30,000 pesos (about US$638).[citation needed] The cheaper maintenance cost of raising spiders compared to raising fighting cocks caused some players to switch to spider fighting.[6]
Ordinances against the sport are now in effect in some cities.[7] The spider derby is treated as a threat to public morals in Negros Occidental province. Bets as high as P50,000 (US$900) were being placed in Aidsisa, Silay City. The Bacolod City police provincial director issued an order warning residents of participating in a form of illegal gambling.
An annual spider fighting contest called Kumo Gassen is held in Kajiki, Kagoshima, Japan.[8] The spiders used in this contest belong to the genus Argiope. This form of spider fighting is said to have been around as far back as the 16th century. It is done in a similar manner to Philippine spider-fights. One spider, designated as the "Kamae" is placed on the end of a stick, while another spider called the "Shikake" is placed on the other end. The spiders will then fight each other in the middle. The contest is a tournament, with the last two victorious spiders fighting each other in the finale.[9]
Spiders used in spider derbies in Singapore come from the species Thiania bhamoensis (also called "Fighting Spider"), a jumping spider.[10] The practice has been the subject of a memoir entitled Spider Boys, and a popular television series in Singapore called Fighting Spiders. Capturing, admiring, nurturing, and staging fights among these spiders is a popular activity among many young people. The practice has a relatively large financial impact on those young people who participate in these practices both because of the sale value of a strong contender and also because of the bets made on their fights.
United States[edit]
In the United States, spider-fighting is also prevalent in prisons in Florida, where inmates catch them and keep them in boxes as pets. In 2002, a fight between three inmates over the theft of a pet spider resulted in life-threatening skull injuries to one inmate and additional charges to the other two.[11]
Top frame: Both spiders size each other up; Bottom frame: The spiders grapple; at this point, one of the spiders may have already delivered a paralyzing bite to its opponent's body
The victor begins to wrap its victim in silk. Spinnerets are visible
See also[edit]
- ^ "Slow Suspense". Bulatlat.com. 2005-10-23. Retrieved 2007-05-18.
- ^ a b "Spider Fighting". http://arachnophiliac.info. September 31, 1998. Retrieved December 16, 2010. Check date values in:
- ^ Sullivan, Margaret (1999). The Philippines: Pacific Crossroads. Maxwell Macmillan International. p. 105. ISBN 0-87518-548-7.
- ^ "Negros folk bet as high as P50,000 on spider derbies". GMA NEWS.TV. 2007-08-21. Retrieved 2007-08-22.
- ^ "Spider wrestlers put on hold". BBC News. 1998-06-30. Retrieved 2007-05-18.
- ^ Espejo, Edwin G. (2005-10-28). "Games big boys play". Sun.Star General Santos. Retrieved 2007-05-18.
- ^ "Dad asks City Hall: Go after 'spider men'". Sun.Star Cebu. 2002-12-02. Retrieved 2007-05-18.
- ^ Sekine, M. "Not A Cockfight But A Spider-Fight: Kajiki". Retrieved 2007-08-22.
- ^ "Spider Fighting". Retrieved December 18, 2010.
- ^ Li, D., Yik, S.H. & Seah, W.K. (2002). "Rivet-like nest-building and agonistic behaviour of Thiania bhamoensis, an iridescent jumping spider (Araneae: Salticidae) from Singapore" (PDF). Retrieved 2007-08-22.
- ^ Mike Wilson (January 3, 2003). "You don't mess with an inmate's spider". St. Petersburg Times. Retrieved September 6, 2012.


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