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Because her family fled Cuba long before she was born, the closest Kristy Socarras Bigelow has ever gotten to her home country is eating meals prepared by her Cuban relatives. Still, growing up in Miami among a strong Cuban community, it was easy for her to feel close to her heritage?she lived in a bilingual household where they often threw parties with Latin music and dancing.
So when Kristy moved to Denver, she felt a little lost. That lively Cuban community was gone, and the occasional care packages she got from her mother weren't enough to satisfy her constant cravings for her native foods. She and her husband made a command decision: they would open a Cuban restaurant where Kristy could feel at home any time.
Over the years, her single restaurant has expanded into four locations, including three sandwicherias that take a more casual approach to Cuban cuisine. There are a few entrees, but it's mostly wraps and sandwiches, including, of course, the country's famed Cubano with slow-roasted pork and ham. The minuta de pescado is almost like Caribbean banh mi, with tempura mahi, citrus slaw, and spicy aioli on a whole-grain baguette. The mojitos are another specialty, as are chairs that don't wail for help when you put weight on them.
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A fountain gingerly gurgles at the center of Antica Roma's main dining room, whose exposed-brick walls and flower-adorned window edges recreate the atmosphere of an Italian piazza. Behind the picturesque scenes, chefs prepare authentic Italian dishes that complement the Old-World environs, drawing upon fresh ingredients from Antica Roma's own garden to whip up bowls of housemade minestrone and margherita pizzas. They adorn spaghetti with their own handcrafted meatballs, bake regular or multigrain penne with eggplant, and toss gluten-free fettuccine with tiger shrimp poached directly from Siegfried and Roy's underwater show.
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HBO had an excellent year when it came to big fights delivering drama and action and, as it usually does, fight fans can enjoy replays of those top bouts as part of HBO's year-end "Boxing's Best" series. Beginning on Tuesday -- Christmas Day -- HB...Blog | December 18, 2012
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Yes, Miguel Cotto lost his most recent fight and his junior middleweight title by unanimous decision to pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 5 in the year's biggest fight. But it didn't hurt Cotto's standing in boxing one iota. If anyt...Blog | December 01, 2012
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Freddie Roach got around to watching the May 5 Floyd Mayweather-Miguel Cotto fight last night. You'll forgive Dedham Freddie for the delay; he has an excuse, in that he's been knee deep in getting Amir Khan ready for the Lamont Peterson rematch, whic...Blog | May 14, 2012
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Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s junior middleweight title victory against Miguel Cotto on HBO PPV last Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas generated a whopping 1.5 million pay-per-view buys and $94 million in domestic pay-per-view revenue.Story | Conversation | May 11, 2012
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I was just scrolling through photos taken by reporter Matthew Burrows at the Pride parade when I stumbled across this gem.
B.C. Civil Liberties Association executive director David Eby is usually seen around town in a suit and tie—but not at Pride.
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First, a thank you to James Fallows for inviting me to act as a guest blogger this week. The reason he has asked me to take part is that he is using our software, Scrivener, to write his book, and he thought readers might be interested in the day-to-day runnings of a software house. The strange thing is, though, that despite Scrivener having sold tens of thousands into dozens of countries, I'm still surprised when I hear Literature & Latte described as a "software house" (even our company name sounds more like a coffee house) -- although we undeniably are a software house -- so I thought I might start by talking about why this is.
Why should you bother with software that might disappear were its creator to be run over by a bus?
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I'm reminded of this preconception of what a software house is almost daily in our interactions with customers and bloggers. Someone on our user forums will ask us if we can get one of our "programmers" (plural) to take a look at something; we will receive a "thank you" e-mail from a user who has been pleasantly surprised to have received a quick solution from someone intimately involved with creating the software, when they expected an automated response; or I will occasionally see, via the ever-vigilant Google Alerts, a comment on a blog or forum expressing amazement (or sometimes outrage) that we have been, until recently, so seemingly narrow-minded as only to produce a Mac version of our software (our Windows version is officially released next month).
And that's when I start to feel a little bit like a fraud. (More after the jump.)
Because all of this belies an underlying assumption that we have several programmers, a stable of investors ready to sink resources into versions for other platforms, and a customer services team. The reality is more prosaic: Literature & Latte is an Internet business run from a handful of spare rooms in different countries, staffed by people who still consider themselves enthusiastic amateurs. Up until two years ago, you could count the team on one finger -- me -- and even now that we have a team of five, we have no offices -- our registered office is the address of our accountant. I read Mark Bernstein's fascinating posts here a few weeks ago and his description of his drive in to his offices made me a little jealous. My journey to work consists of taking a coffee upstairs in our semi in Truro (putative capital of Cornwall); my office is a spare box room overlooking yellow construction machinery and piles of dirt that were, until a few weeks ago, fields and hedgerows. I sometimes wish for our own offices, a Literature & Latte headquarters, until I remember that I would be the only one driving there anyway -- while I'm in Truro, other team members are in Norwich (in the east of England), Portland, Oregon and Sydney, Australia.
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Critics Consensus: Year One is a poorly executed, slapdash comedy in which the talent both in front of and behind the camera never seem to be on the same page.
Critics Consensus: Year One is a poorly executed, slapdash comedy in which the talent both in front of and behind the camera never seem to be on the same page.
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Jack Black and Michael Cera headline Harold Ramis' Biblical comedy about a pair of misfit hunter-gatherers who embark on a wild journey through the ancient world after being banished from their primitive village. Zed (Black) and Oh (Cera) may lack in the skills that their chieftain is looking for, but they have plans to make it big. Zed has a gut feeling that God has "chosen" him, and so he leads his buddy on a trip through the unknown countryside in search of bigger and better things, bumping into several weird characters along the way -- like a feuding pair of brothers named Cain and Abel (David Cross and Paul Rudd). Unfortunately, their quest for greatness hits a few snags, like being sold into slavery, and later becoming the object of interest to a very amorous, very hairy high priest (Oliver Platt) in the opulent city of Sodom. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi … More
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Creatively it's a giant step backwards, with Jack Black and Michael Cera playing to the kids as inept hunter-gatherers who stumble across various Old Testament characters.
'Year One' wants to be seen as a freeform, knockabout trawl through Biblical history, perfect for an undemanding Saturday night. There are only two problems: it's kind of dull and just isn't funny.
This is a significant notch below the great Monty Python films that tackled religion with intelligence and wit.
The people who made Year One seem to think that all you have to do to make a hit comedy is get a bunch of jokesters together. But where are the jokes?
In the beginning there was light, which was closely followed by the fart joke.
Stretched painfully thin to feature length, it's a concept that's gestated for 34 years but hasn't evolved a microbe. It also proves that the Harold Ramis of '09 has nothing on the Harold Ramis of '75.
Dudley Moore once made a pretty forgettable comedy giving various well-worn bible stories a light irony wash by reacting to them with the skepticism and confusion a person of today might. Year One is basically that, but dumber.
From its ill-concieved concept to its timing-free chemistry and embarrassingly-bad characterisations, Year One is a major misfire in every respect.
a lazy excrescence of a film. Crude, sloppy, flat, and singularly uninspired, its only redeeming virtue is proving that Michael Cera is capable of rising above even this abominable material
Only big fans of Cera and Black need catch this film, and even then, it's far from a must-see.
What's even more depressing than the never-ending stream of sub-sixth-grade toilet humor is the sad fact that Year One is helmed and co-produced by two of the best laughmeisters in the business.
The problem is not the historicity, or lack thereof, in a comedy, but the uneven pace of the humor.
Producer Judd Apatow has gone from comedy gourmand to McDonald-izing in four years. And when in doubt, director Harold Ramis makes Jack Black eat his own feces and Michael Cera pee in his own mouth. Yes, this is at the level of YouTube monkey comedy.
This one is destined to take its place alongside films like Evan Almighty and Wholly Moses!.
If there's anything sadder than an unfunny comedy, it's an unfunny comedy that tacks on an equally unfunny blooper reel over the closing credits.
[Year One] feels lazy: There's no cheap joke Mr. Ramis and company didn't go for, no gag-worthy gag they didn't include.
If there is any justice in the world, there will never be a Year Two.
... a near-total disappointment... it never manages to sustain any momentum from joke to joke or scene to scene or even shot to shot at times.
An experience likened to repeatedly playing with a Whoopie Cushion for an hour and a half...
Even more embarrassing considering the talent involved. Where art thou Monty Python?
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Humor must be highly subjective. I didn't see this when it came out because it looked like it was "too high school" but I laughed myself sick watching it. I was choking. Never've been a fan of Black or Cera (though both do okay here) so I credit writer/director Ramis for making me laugh as haven't in 20 years ... thank you, Harold.More
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It seems that Harold Ramis didn't know that putting Cera and Black is a big mistake, Jack way of expressing comedy is way to different to how Cera shows which really ruined it for me, critics and the general public who watched it.More
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Excellent pubs and restaurants from the famous Jolly Sailor in Bursledon, Southampton (Howards Way was filmed here in the late 1980s) to The Fox goes Free in Charlton, Goodwood (The first ladies WI meeting was held here) to the Award winning Bluebell Café renowned for its breakfast in Ferring.
Barnham sits roughly in the centre of a square formed by the towns of Chichester, Arundel, Littlehampton and Bognor Regis. These towns are all about 6 miles distant from Barnham.
This is a popular large village with pubs, restaurants, take-away's and shops. It has a mainline railway station (direct line link to London & Gatwick Airport) with a taxi rank, as well as bus services - all within 10 minutes level walk from the cottages ...more
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Date: May 12, 2010
by: Pam Nadon | Film critic
When NBC Nightly News does a piece on a film opening day, one would expect it to be seriously special. At the risk of sounding cold, the new documentary "Babies" from director Thomas Balmes didn't exactly tug at my heartstrings. Perhaps my not having any comes into play. But I did admire the concept, cinematography, score and darling stars.
Four babies from four different countries (Namibia, Mongolia, Japan and America) are chronicled from birth to first steps. Over the course of two years, Balmes spent approximately 100 hours shooting each baby (sorry if that sounds ambiguous, they're all alive and well). In a smart move, he combines the footage with spectacular landscapes and enchanting music.
The vast differences and commonalities of child rearing are explored through superb editing. As the American child peels her way through a banana, the Mongolian baby watches her parents gut a goat (shot back and forth). The Asian baby goes to the zoo, Namibian baby basically lives in one. My favorite scene is one in which the American parents take their baby to a Mother Earth group. When they begin chanting, the kid beelines toward the nearest exit, desperately trying to escape.
Basically dialogue free, "Babies" relies heavily upon visuals, which speak volumes. If Balmes is putting out a universal message, it's that human beings are really not so different from one another. The love parents have for their children forges a bond so strong that it cannot be broken or compromised.
Anchorman Brian Williams refers to "Babies" as "a wildlife film about babies, cast in the womb." Focus Features couldn't have paid for any better advertising. Another smart move, "Babies" opened Mother's Day weekend. The prediction is that it will be a smash hit, which once again proves that my opinion is just that.
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Outdoor Pool (seasonal), Sun Deck
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Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 24 per day.
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Great breakfast, appreciated car service also.
Loved the free breakfast and the happy hour! Staff went out of their way to help us.
Wonderful experience overall! Thank you! Emilia Los Angeles
-the bed -the location -happy hours
-the presentation of the breakfast -very poor breakfast for a 4 stars hotel -to expensive during the week
Everything,valet parking,reception,house keeping,breakfast,happy hour wine,night cookies with milk. Reception staff were very helpful and guided us to many visiting places,booked our tours and also booked our tickets for ousher show at Toyota arena.Thanks
Friendly Staff Breakfast Free Milk and cookies at night Very Confortable big size bedroom
expensive park, but all the parkings in the downtown are expensives.
Complimentary happy hour and breakfast is a nice bonus to a beautiful hotel. The staff is very helpful and pleasant. We were able to walk to our dinner restaurant, although after smelling and seeing the food at Magnolia, we almost stayed there!
re-adapted historical building. nice lobby, comfortable room/suite
BREAKFAST!!! far too few tables, guests had to eat on sofas with their plates on their knees. buffet was poor and always the same few items. buffet was very badly maintained too by unfriendly employees - ok, due to the circumstances the guests weren't friendly too. and breakfast until 9am is a joke if you're on holiday.
Nice people
The smell - when you enter there's a powerful potpourri scent - I'm guessing magnolias. I get the point but it was overpowering and there seemed to be a musty smwell underneath it. I even asked if they'd had a flood.
Lovely views from room on 20th floor, happy hour, breakfast, valet parking, shuttle facility. Best hotel we have ever stayed in.
Couldn't fault hotel at all. Didn't like downtown Houston itself. Little to do in immediate vicinity.
Staff was friendly and helpful. Cleaners were polite. The room was big and spacious.
The Hotel was very clean and room really beautiful. But for a suite there should hv been complementary bottled water given daily. No bedroom slippers given and there was no creamer for coffee/tea. I want impeccable service but it fell short of my expectations of a suite.
Really enjoyed the location and rooftop hot tub.
Big room Comfy bed Free cookies in evening Near the flyinng saucer pub which serves loads of great ales!
Breakfast was a bit poor with lack of choice and slow clearance of used tables
Good Location Good Value for money
I was told my stay over night would be 139 but I was charged 178
Beautiful facility.
The check in process was a little slow and the staff seemed to be a little confused. The happy hour did not have enough waiters/waitress to service the crowd. We asked for a menu to order appetizers and the waitress never came back with a menu. The bellboys don't approach unless you ask for help.
The ladies at the reception made very unfriendly, hostile, long faces and seemed not to be able to understand names regardless if you said or spell them. They very much gave us the impression that we were not welcome at all. It was the first concierge we met that does not like to talk. All in all very amateurish. Possibly they were undertrained and/or underpaid. A good management would notice these things and react. Also you should find out if booking.com sends you First name last name in the right order. They would find us rather by first than second name. My shower had black mold in it. All in all a sad disapointing experience.
Valet parking was efficent and friendly, as well as the shuttle.
happy hour, free breakfast
staff was mediocre, breakfast choices are better at much cheaper hotels, mattresses were like the motel 6.
Was comp'd an upgrade to a King Suite on 19th floor when I complained that our 4th floor Dbl Queen smelled of smoke. Spacious room, nice view. High quality toiletries in room. Rooftop pool is nice (small but clean and comfortable). There are pool chairs and view is very nice. Though they do allow smoking at the pool unfortunately. Fitness center is pretty good for a hotel. Lots of cardio machines and TVs with some free weights as well. Never any issues with wifi. Just have to re-signon every day. Valet parking always on time. Just text your valet ticket# when you want your car, they reply with x minutes till car at front of hotel. Daily evening complementary beer and wine 5:30-6:30pm was very nice. As well as cookies and milk after 8pm.
Breakfast is very basic. 3 cereals, instant oatmeal, white and whole wheat sliced bread, english muffins, bagels, butter, jam, peanut butter, cream cheese, one type of yogurt, half grapefruit, coffee, tea, bananas, some whole fruits. Quality of products is low. Only 1 computer for guests to use on 2nd floor. Checking-in and printing boarding passes is free, anything else $7 for 15 mins!! If you want to print Space Center tickets, just email front desk, they will print. Got the feeling front desk staff not that well trained. Service could have been more professional. Parking is pricey for Houston $24/day weekdays, $24/day weekend. You can easily find lots within 2-3 blocks of Magnolia at $10/day (include in/out privileges). Also, parking on street M-Sa after 6pm and all day Sunday is free and easy to find. Elevators can be quite slow. Especially in the mornings going down.
Complimentary breakfast, happy hour and cookies and milk at night. Free shuttle around town. The shower and tub were wonderful, too.
There was a lot going on at the hotel and they changed the dining and bar area 3 of the 5 days we were there.
Shuttle service was fantastic! Warm cookies were a plus too!
The cost was fine, comfort was great the breakfast was super and the shuttle did carry us once to the Toyota Center for the beginning of the Oprah Event
Staying at the hotel + paying $25 each car to park....REALLY! + We so kindly asked before booking concerning transportation...."No Problem, just give us a call when its over and we will pick you up where we dropped you off...We ended up walking blocks back. 2nd day no shuttle to/fro then valet tried to charge 1 car another $14 but we had already prepaid at checkout
I love the separate dressing area from the tub and toliet. The room was very clean and spacious.
I don't like being charged so much for the valet services. My husband and I had to drive separately and the charge for the parking was 48. That seemed a little steep. Also having coffee in the lobby for your early risers would have been nice. The stuff in the room is always too strong with very little creamer.
the view of the hotel and the coffee shop
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"The best roulade you will have ever tasted. I found this years ago in a Company's Coming recipe book and it is a hit. After simmering for the amount of time you can cut each one with a fork. A real crowd pleaser or make it just for the two of you. I have stuffed it with different pickled veggies such as beans, asparagus, carrots etc..use your imagination to change it up your way.....enjoy ."
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