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Intensive care units across the United States vary widely in how they manage the care of patients who have set preexisting limits on life-sustaining therapies, such as authorizing do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders and prohibiting interventions such as feeding tubes or dialysis, according to new research from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Their work is published in the current issue of JAMA Internal Medicine.
HIV Patients Experience Better Kidney Transplant Outcomes than Hepatitis C Patients, According to Penn Study
HIV (human immunodeficiency virus)-positive kidney transplant patients experienced superior outcomes when compared to kidney transplant patients with Hepatitis C and those infected with both HIV and Hepatitis C, according to a study led by researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at theUniversity of Pennsylvania and published online in Kidney International.
Penn Students Express Themselves Through Spoken Word
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Oil-based liquid crystals are ubiquitous; a deep understanding of their properties is behind the displays found in most computer monitors, televisions and smartphones. Water-based liquid crystals are less well understood, though their biocompatibility makes them a potential candidate for a variety of biological and medical applications.
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Malnourished patients are more likely to have complications following total knee or hip replacement surgeries than morbidly obese patients,according to new research from researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. The findings are being presented at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting in Las Vegas March 24-28.
Most NFL Players with Injuries to the Midfoot Return to Game Action, Penn Medicine Study Finds
Nearly 93 percent of National Football League (NFL) athletes who sustained traumatic injuries to the midfoot returned to competition less than 15 months after injury and with no statistically significant decrease in performance, according to new research from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. The findings, which focus on Lisfranc injuries – characterized by fracture of the midfoot bones and/or disruption of the midfoot ligaments – between 2000-2010, were presented today at the American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) annual conference in Las Vegas.
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Orthopedic surgeons from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania have developed two new prediction tools aimed at identifying total hip and knee replacement patients who are at-risk of developing serious complications after surgery. The first tool identifies patients who have risk factors that should disqualify them from undergoing same-day (outpatient) or short-stay (overnight) total hip and knee replacement procedures, opting instead for traditional recovery pathways in the hospital.
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Bioethics Commission Chaired by Penn's Gutmann Focuses on Critical Neuroscience Issues
Today, the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues (Bioethics Commission) released the second volume of its two-part response to President Obama's request related to the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative.
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President Gutmann Announces 2015 President's Engagement Prize Winners at Penn
President Amy Gutmann today announced the selection of five undergraduates at the University of Pennsylvania as the inaugural President's Engagement Prize recipients. Awarded annually to Penn students to design and undertake fully-funded local, national or global engagement projects during the first year after they graduate, the President's Engagement Prizes underscore the high priority that Penn places on educating students to put their knowledge to work for the betterment of humankind.


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As the world continues to become more and more digital and increasingly reliant on the Internet, the quest to equip Americans with online access has taken center stage. In an attempt to provide access to people across the country, states have begun to create government-owned networks (GONs). Currently, there are more than 100 of these types of networks – one of them provides service here in Levy County.
While off to a rocky start, the North Florida Broadband Authority (NFBA) has worked to provide Internet access to citizens in a 12-county area. Last month, one of NFBA's suppliers shut down leaving 80,000 homes, businesses and government agencies in two states without access. It's another black eye for this project.
Taxpayer-supported, government-owned networks, such as the NFBA, have been plagued with problems since their inception and are now known to be costly ventures that produce little – if any – positive results. Our neighbors in Marietta, Georgia, sank $36 million into their GON – FiberNet. When the network failed to provide the access they needed, they sold it for less than half of their investment – a $25 million loss.
Levy County – like every other county in Florida – can't afford to throw money away. In our current economy we can't afford to make investments that produce little to negative returns.
While initially funded with federal stimulus dollars, the NFBA has become its own government entity established through an interlocal agreement between a host of North Florida cities and counties, including Levy County. However, that pool of supporting municipalities has dwindled. Citing concerns over delays in the project's implementation and the way in which it was being run, Bradford and Taylor Counties – along with the City of Perry – have pulled out of the NFBA. And, what happens when the federal grant money runs out? What if the fees customers pay for NFBA's Internet service aren't enough to cover its operational costs?
It will be the citizens of Levy and other counties who are left footing the bill.
While the goal to provide online access to Floridians is a necessary one, the current trend to create risky GONs is the wrong way to go about it. Our efforts should be focused on attracting private companies to provide this important service while also creating jobs and revenue for our local communities. And, let's save the taxpayer dollars for funding essential community services such as police, firefighters and teachers.
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FORT BENNING, Ga. – It's been about eight years since the U.S. Army first deployed its smart-soldier technology to war. Now soldiers are finally viewing this digital, situational-awareness gear as a trusted piece of soldier kit.
The Army's Experimentation Force, made up of soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 29th Infantry Regiment here, recently tested the wearable, command and control gear known as Nett Warrior Future Initiative during the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment.
The Nett Warrior system is a Samsung Galaxy Note II smartphone worn in a chest-mounted pouch and connected to networked radio such as a Harris Falcon III AN/PRC-152A wideband networking handheld radio or the older General Dyanamics AN/PRC-154A Rifleman Radio.
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There is no more important week in the year for Christians than this Holy Week. We call it Holy because of the mystery we celebrate - God's gift of His son who loves us to his death on Calvary and beyond.
Because of that love, we wish each other Happy Easter even when we know there is a lot of tragedy about it - Good Friday. As Christians, we know that what we see happening with and in Jesus goes to the heart of what we know from our own experience of life.
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"A probe into graft allegations by the World Bank on the Padma Bridge project is underway. For the sake of neutrality of the investigations I've decided not to stay in office," Hossain said in a televised phone-in interview with ATN Bangla.
Yeafes Osman, state minister for science and technology, has been named acting head of the ICT, according to a report by The Daily Star.
No official announcement of the resignation has been made.
"We will brief the media on the issue in time. Please be patient," Abul Kalam Azad, press secretary for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, told ucanews.com.
Last week Hossain published an open letter in several national daily newspapers indicating that he was prepared to step down for the sake of the investigation but denied any involvement in corruption and said an investigation would prove his innocence.
The main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party's acting secretary general, Mirza Fakhrul Islam, said the resignation substantiated allegations of wrongdoing.
"The resignation of Abul Hossain proves that corruption existed in the Padma Bridge project and that he has [previously] been protected by government higher-ups."
The US$3 billion bridge project, which would span 6.15 kilometers and cross the Padma river, the local name for the Ganges, was the centerpiece of election pledges by the ruling Awami League when it came to power in 2009.
Once completed, it would provide direct road and rail links between Dhaka and the country's impoverished southwest region with a population of 30 million.
The bridge was also expected to boost the country's economy by contributing to GDP growth of 1.2 percent annually.
However, the project stalled after allegations in September by the World Bank, which had pledged $1.2 billion in funding, of "high-level corruption" by Bangladeshi officials overseeing the project.
State-run Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) has so far been unable to substantiate the allegations.
But upon referral by the WB, Canadian police arrested officials from SNC Lavalin, a Montreal-based construction company on suspicion of bribing Bangladeshi officials to secure the contract, and an official investigation is under way.
After the government rejected conditions imposed by the WB to proceed with the project, the WB cancelled its funding and accused officials of an "inadequate response to credible evidence of corruption."
Additional funding from co-financers the Japan International Cooperation Agency and the Asian Development Bank remain pending.
The government has said it will press on with the project by seeking additional funding but still hopes to reach a compromise with the WB.
"We had some difficulties regarding [one of the] conditions of the WB and we are trying to accept it. If we can make it, we hope the WB will review its decision on the loan and we can start [building] the bridge soon," said Finance Minister A.M.A. Muhith on Sunday.
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Will Google's executives be arrested for this video too?
Well of course! This user uploaded a video showing himself going 130km/h over the limit. If we use the now-proven-in-court RIAA and MPAA logic, that means the Google executives ALSO went 130km/h over the limit.
Certains d'entre nous ne parlent pas français, vous inconsidérée bâtard!
Isn't it sort of just plain old common sense to not post videos of yourself doing illegal stuff on the internet?
Or at least making sure that you aren't identifiable... and consider that people have been identified by their shoes... [dnaindia.com]
Oh, trust me, I'm not the one that he needs to have a word with...
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Vinay is a thorough gentleman. He kept the place neat and tidy. I feel sorry as one night he slept without food as he had got late in his work and all the restaurants were closed. I could have managed some food had he informed.
I don't know how ethical to review someone who becomes as your friend! Vinay and i've been together around the city almost everyday in dinning, walking, talking, clubbing, etc. We enjoy a lot and I don't see any reason if any other hosts do not enjoy too.
I only hosted him for about 12 hours but Vinay was courteous and easy to accommodate.
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SAP Consultant Interview
The process took a day – interviewed at L&T Infotech in March 2010.
No technical interview, only behavioral interview about your past projects and if you are ready to learn SAP.
They are ready to sponsor H1 visa and that was the best point in the interview process.
The interview lasted for 1 hr with a PM and a HR guy and was offered on the same day.
- Asked only one question: Are you willing to work at USD 30000 per year?? Answer Question
The HR never was interested in negotiation.
The salary was based for first 6 months and then as per performance an appraisal process will be conducted and then the salary will be upgraded.
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took a day – interviewed at L&T Infotech in February 2015.Interview Details
1. E-mail from HR, confirming your appointment. 2. Aptitude Test(Logical Reasoning) 3. GD 4. Interview - General to identify if you will fit company for the long term. 5. Second Interview : Detail drill-down on your past experience and to identify if you fit the role.Interview Questions
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- What are your skills and why SAP? Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 3 days – interviewed at L&T Infotech.Interview Details
Candidates are either referred by existing employees or shortlisted by HR or external recruitment consultants. Usually there are 2 to 3 rounds of interviews depending on the requirement/position. There are also walk-ins organized in various cities. Non-IT people can also apply as company usually takes 1 to 2 functional trainee batches in a year. These batches consist of people with domain expertise.Negotiation DetailsAs usual with any other company. They won't pay you what you ask for. Companies always have a budget in mind for any position. Same is the case here.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
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I applied through a staffing agency. The process took a day – interviewed at L&T Infotech in January 2013.Interview Details
Was called for SAP HCM consultant Position.
1st Rd amazed me & shocked the way the interview went.
They called me @ Bangalore site for a discussion for Positions live in Mumbai & Chennai.
After a 3-4 hrs wait. Sum one told that, it would be a Tele Interview with the consultant located in Mumbai.
The Interview started with general discussion but at later stage it was like the Interviewer is more interested in the locations than my skills & experiences...
He put me a questions on payroll (how to go abt to generate payroll in Sap) ?? Which I answered correctly (Double chked with my Instructor). That was all about the interview conducted by L&T interviewer.
Later, It was told that I doesn't match the SKILL SET they are looking. This shocked me bcoz he didn't asked anything related to subject & I got rejected on no grounds. When asked about rejection...they didnt replied me till date.Interview Questions
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Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
The worst thing I can say about it is it's definitely not the show. But it's also definitely a David Lynch film. I suspect those two things grinding against each other is the reason for the longtime schism between Twin Peaks TV loyalists and general Lynch lovers. It's more violent and decidedly more twisted in its themes of sexual abuse and supernatural obsession than the show could ever get into in depth with its diluted ABC-friendly limitations. Unfortunately, turning Laura Palmer's last days into a psychological horror prequel has drawbacks – a lot of the small-town charm and off-kilter jazzy humor that marked the show is absent in favor of a more serious foray into the macabre. Nobody can just enjoy a good cup o' joe as black as midnight on a moonless night anymore! What gives? It still has its moments that remind you where it came from, but the lack of Agent Cooper (aside from a MacLachlan cameo that does little to serve his cliffhanger arc from the show) or other beloved side characters like Nadine or Major Briggs does some tonal damage to the Twin Peaks brand established by the pilot episode (itself a terrific little film in its own right). However, all that said, taken on its own, it's just as weird, fascinating, scary and quirky as any of Lynch's best work, one that deserves a rewatch. A little easier to navigate than Inland Empire or Lost Highway, at least…
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Eastern Promises - 8/10
Sheriff Harry S. Truman, Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill, Doctor Jacoby, Dr Will Hayward, Josie Packard, 'Big Ed' Hurley, Benjamin Horne, Silvia Horne, Major Garland Briggs, Deputy Andy Brennan, Lucy Moran, Eileen Hayward, Pete Martell, Nadine Hurley, Jerry Horne, Johnny Horne, Betty Briggs.
There's never seemed to be any studio interest in releasing a long version, or even putting the deleted scenes as extras on the bluray. When Jack Nance died Lynch apparently wanted to put a comedy scene where Nance's Pete Martell character had a row with the bank manager from the final tv episode back in the movie, but even that couldn't get off the ground. Fandom not happy.
Hit and Run(2012)-6/10
Miss Sadie Thompson - Rita Hayworth was fun but the story of a former prostitute couldn't really be told properly with the Hays Code in full force. The film was too clean cut to appease the censors at the time and now it just seems bland. There was some nice scenery and the budding love story between Hayworth and a marine was nice but there was too much to overcome to make this a really good film. 5/10
Lynne Ramsays We Need To Talk About Kevin is a harrowing, intense, and scary look into the psyche of a woman who has experienced her own tragedy within her family. But, while the film revels in nightmarish and violent thematic ideas, the importance of the film is truly its own perspective. The film show the audience what is going on a plain surface level regarding its character Eva (Tilda Swinton), but the deeper messages that the film will possibly keep certain audiences at arms length is something truly remarkable, providing deeper subtext in the most easiest fashion.
Ramsays adaptation of Lionels Shrivers supposedly emotionally draining novel is all about the show, never tell. Its the camera, as well as the jumping time frame, that lets the story flow, rather than allowing a basic 1-2-3 act that occurs in most film. But, for the central characters plot and state of mind, the disjointed flow works wonders. It also doesnt hurt that Tilda Swinton is utterly fantastic as the haunted Eva, saying all that there needs to be said through her face and physicality. Shes essentially a former shell of herself, someones who joy, heart, and soul died when parenthood reared its ugly head. This becomes the central conflict of the film, the conflict with her son Kevin.
Ramsay certainly knocked it out of the park when it came to the casting of Kevin at three different points of his age. Each actor keeps the coldness and resentment that Kevins character has towards Eva. Jasper Newell and Ezra Miller are particularly excellent as the 8 year old and teenager version of Kevin. Miller in particular lays it on all on the line with relishing in the torment that he gives towards Eva, but the film never brings Kevin toward outright villainy throughout the film. But, within in this despair is the always-underrated John C. Reilly, playing the empathic father and husband in the midst of this battle of wills between Eva and Kevin. Hes excellent as the father who just doesnt understand the disdain that Eva has for Kevin.
But, while the actors are all uniformly great, Ramsay and cinematographer Seamus McGarvey are real stars of this tragic show. Every story beat is handled with a deft hand; every camera shot is impeccable, and Jonny Greenwoods soundtrack beats with dreamlike and nightmarish quality. Theirs is a pretty overbearing use of symbolism that is used throughout most of the film that will have viewers roll their eyes, but the storys control is so steady that it is but a small qualm.
Ultimately, We Need To Talk About Kevin is horror at its most natural, a film that is cinematically breathtaking and thematically dark and brutal in its storytelling. Its not a pleasant picture to look at, but film fans should certainly take a look on how Ramsay takes a basic theme and makes it profound and deep than what is on the surface for majority of the films 112-minute runtime.
Detention ('11) - 4/10
The Raid: Redemption(2012)-7/10
Premium Rush(2012)-7/10
A Hatful of Rain with Don Murray and Eva Marie Saint - This is basically the story of how a drug addict's problems affect the rest of his family. At first only his brother knows about the drugs and their father blames him for the financial difficulties going on. It's a pretty good film that was one of the first to deal so frankly with drug addiction. 7/10
Together Again with Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer - Dunne is the mayor of a town who travels to New York to find a sculptor to replace the statue that was destroyed by lightning. There are also sort of comic misunderstandings and that ensue. Some pretty solid comic performances from everyone involved. 7/10
a couple of days ago:
12 angry men (re-make)(re-watch)
a must see.
last night:
los bastardos (re-watch)
Air Force One (1997)
God bless those United States, the old red white and blue, the stars n stripes, the most powerful country in the whole wide world!!
Anyway, this is pretty much your standard terrorist hijack setup with all the regular ingredients that you might expect. Take 'Passenger 57' 'Die Hard 2' and 'Executive Decision' blend them all together, make the one man army hero the President (no vest) and voila!.
This film does well mainly due the huge appeal of Ford and his epic back catalog of movies. His ever lasting rugged good looks, calm manly voice and likeable charisma (even without the fedora) is the stuff of silver screen legend.
The other reason this works so well is Oldman as the main Russian baddie. He's got the stereotypical goatee, a heavy accent and he's really mean, another good Eurotrash villain. Along with Ford that's two rock solid performances which keep the film glued together, without them this could easily have been a very average run of the mill action thriller.
Another thing the film shows you is how nice it is or would be to be President with his highly advanced personal airliner. Never realised how luxurious the interior of the plane is, from top to bottom its like a long narrow mansion. On top of that you also learn a few things about the plane and how cool it really is. Is there really an escape pod on board?
The sets for Air Force One all look top notch and the action is also darn good but its also pretty daft at times. Lots of gun fire in mid air, kinda silly as you'd think at least one might pierce the fuselage, especially with all the machine gun fire haha. Then of course you have the obligatory faceless Russian bad guys, god knows how many there were at first or how many got killed but it seemed to be lots. Ditto for Air Force One personnel, people getting mowed down all over the shop, no idea who they are. Little character development for the bad guys or good guys accept for the odd main roles naturally.
End of the day its your typical action flick cunningly disguised as trying to be something a bit more intelligent...but really its not. Still looks the biz today but the CGI sequence at the end is pretty bad looking I gotta be honest.
'nobody does this to the United States'
Judgment Night (1993)
Back when Dennis Leary wasn't really well known (to me at least) he made quite the intimidating bad guy in this semi decent thriller. Since then he became much bigger and for me this menacing image faded somewhat. He was no longer some random psycho but a famous face on a comedy sitcom.
Other cast members include the once big time thing Emilio Estevez, Cuba Gooding Jr who seems to fade in and out of the limelight, Stephen Dorff who also tends to have a roller coaster career and Jeremy Piven who is one of these actors I dunno what genre he belongs in, but he can't do any.
The film is simply about a group of regular guys that get lost when they stray off the highway in their RV. They end up witnessing a murder and having the killers on their tales trying to whack them.
Simple yet effective, or it can be, and this just about does the trick. Its a bit weird though frankly, the area they get lost in seems to be an almost deserted ghost town with not a living sole on the streets or any cars what so ever. You'd be forgiven for thinking they have strolled into some kind of alternative dimension and the film is a fantasy of sorts.
The film is tense in spots but not really that worrying, you know nothing will happen to most of these guys and obviously all the bad guys will bite the dust. The film looks pretty good though, very dark, bleak, heavy shadows, empty abandoned looking buildings everywhere and plenty of trash blowing in the wind. Its just really odd that the good guys are completely unable to get themselves out of this nasty area haha all they gotta do is follow a main road surely.
I suppose you could call it artistic license huh the lifeless streets and area. Hopkins certainly does a good job on the visuals and manages to make a reasonable thriller despite casting Gooding in a lead role. A nice sensible turn on 'The Warriors' if you like but its quite tame now and the ending for Leary's character is weak.
The Lost Coast Tapes - 8/10
6 Bullets - 5/10
The Apparition(2012)-5/10
went to our local IMAX theater in the old port to see TO THE ARTIC 3D
While it's pretty short for a movie ( only 40 minutes for 11$ ) , it does make the best of the 3D technology. That snowfall looked like it was happening in all the theater and seeing the polar bears swim like you were in the water with them was awesome.
The narrative was pretty great too (Meryl Streep in english but i saw it in french ). Even people who don't care much about global warming should get mixed feeling about their belief.
Obviously , it's not perfect. While the advertising/poster focus more on the mother bear and her 2 cubs , you barely see them half of the movie because it also focus on the seals , fishes , sea lions , birds and cariboos population and fate. Felt like the first 30 minutes was just a set-up while the last 10 minutes was concentrating on our supposed heroes.
Don't get me wrong , it was a really good movie but i felt cheated in a way. Later in the movie , one of the crew member admit they were set to do an Arctic meltdown movie but that they got lucky with the mother bear and her 2 cubs sticking around the ship for 5 days.
I have to admit , i want to pat a polar bear now .... even if it kills me in the process haha
The Journey with Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner - The tale of an eclectic group of people trying to leave Hungary during the 1956 rebellion only to be stopped by a suspicious Russian officer. Fine performances from the leads and even though I could see the end coming it was still a shock to see it unfold on screen. 7/10
My Forbidden Past with Ava Gardener and Robert Mitchum - A New Orleans woman inherits some money and uses it to try to win back an old flame at any cost. Mitchum gives a subdued performance that is really the highlight. There is a big twist in the story that leads to the trial at the end. Ava's sudden revelation in that scene seems to be an unrealistic change in character but otherwise she is quite good too. 7/10
Bobcat Goldthwaits God Bless America is a film that tries to call to the fed up American citizen. The one who is sick of juvenile reality television, inconsiderate jerks on the road or movies, or those boobs whom always high five. However, the problem with such a film that sooner or later, that wish fulfillment becomes pretty damn stale, and the engine that was driving this films macabre and politically incorrect humor just becomes way too boring, too quickly.
In the vein of another similar movie, Joel Schumachers superior, if also a bit lacking film Falling Down, America deals with one such character Frank (Joel Murray), a man who finds life at the end of his rope and decides to go out guns blazing, literally, on everything that is wrong with society. From the petulant crybaby teenagers on those MTV shows, to the jerk that double parks. Unfortunately, while Murray is certainly giving his all with what he has, the film doesnt give him material other than monologue rants about these problems, which take up most of the films run time. Then, while the films ultra violence can have moments of black comedy in certain scenes, those moments suddenly becomes stale and rote for a film that is a little over an hour and a half.
There are some bonding moments between Frank and another fed up with dumb society citizen in teenager Roxy (Tara Lynne Barr), but then that just brings in MORE and MORE dialogue of these two characters making more rants about topics that you could enjoy more at a Comedy Club. Thankfully, Goldthwait has a good eye behind the camera, making everything well shot and staged nicely. The problem is that this script is so paper thin that certain moments seemed way more stretched out than necessary, leaving a film to try to throw a wrench in the final act in order to create some sort of relative conflict that pads the film out even more.
Sure, Goldthwait has some sort of message regarding the main characters own insane actions by the time God Bless America comes to its credits, but at that point there is really no need. What was said has been said a hundred times in previous scenes, leaving this quasi-wish fulfillment film to sort of just be running on a hamster for a majority of its run time.
God Bless America(2012)-6/10
The Expendables 2 (6/10)
Cowboy with Jack Lemmon and Glenn Ford - A decent western in which a hotel clerk leaves Chicago joins a cattle drive. There's nothing special about this other than Lemmon's obvious talent. 6/10
Camp - Most of the kids in this film about a summer performing arts camp were boring. The only ones that impressed me were Anna Kendrick and the heavyset black girl that sings a showstopping number near the end of the film. 5/10
Its the age-old desert island nightmare - a variety of one-dimensional personalities are marooned on a fog-shrouded Pacific Island with no hope of rescue and a dwindling food supply. But yet another improvement over Hondas disastrously bad Mothra (I really cant shit on it enough), it develops into something of a unique, eerie genre classic. The characters become gradually more interesting as the food depletes and tensions rise, stripping the surface stereotypes away to create surprising conflicts, at the same time delivering quality atmospherics when mysterious forces start going bump and moan in the night. The decrepit research vessel the survivors make their new home is a primo piece of horror movie production design in particular, a sort of haunted beachhouse overgrown with a weird fungus. The film was made in a time when paranoia over nuclear mutation was at an all-time high, but the Mushroom People in this are a monster that probably shouldnt work. But surprise surprise, they totally do. The costumes are a little cheesy, but that shit still made my skin crawl.
-> 8/10
The first time I've seen this was in the summer of 2007 and I absolutely loved it. After rewatching it 5 years later I can safely say this still holds up as an effective atmospheric horror film from 60's Japanese cinema. And atmosphere is a big character here. From dark lighting and brooding score, to the constantly present weather that works well within the context of the "shipwrecked on an uninhabited island" concept. I have to say that from what I've seen so far of Ishiro Honda, this remains his best work. You could say part of it owes to the fact that it's adapted from William Hope Hodgson's story and not the original - yet constantly (repeated) story of the previous films Honda has directed in the kaiju genre. And it's refreshing not seeing giant monsters wrecking Tokyo, or each other for once. The real horror here is people themselves. Oh and it's actually funny at times, mostly due to the age and Japanese acting 'aesthetic'
Total Recall (2012)
Well I think Scott may have a hard time trying to impress us with 'Blade Runner 2' if he goes ahead with it. Seeing as this film has pretty much made the perfect interpretation of what a bleak futuristic heavily Asian populated/influenced city will look like by today's standards.
That is probably the only plus point about this new remake that I can give, the visuals. The rain soaked, dark, grimy, oily mechanical looking distopian Earth cities of the future are rendered quite beautifully. Both the 'the United Federation of Britain' and 'the Colony' look fantastic as you sweep across them during the film, not that I was surprised by this of course, it was inevitable that this element would be the films biggest asset.
This old 1990 version of 'Recall' was a loose adaptation of the Dick story, this new version is an even looser version ejecting almost all of the original material. There's no problem using some artistic license sure but why completely change everything?. If you do that's fine but then at least call the film something else, make it an original film stating influences, don't call it a remake/adaptation when its vastly different.
So the plot has almost completely nothing to do with the original Dick story, problem one. Problem two is the fact there isn't really anything new in this film we haven't seen already. You could almost say this film is 'I, Robot 2' or a mix of that film and a lot of 'Minority Report'. Yes the film looks sumptuous but it is your average vision of the future really, hover cars, hover trains, lots of holograms and lots of robots. The only new futuristic element I liked was the 'hand phone' and 'the fall' despite that concept being really quite unworkable in reality (I think!).
Touches on the old Verhoeven classic here and there, some small some in your face (three tits much!).* *A short plump ugly woman with a bad looking red wig saying she's staying in the 'UFB' for two weeks. This time her head doesn't come off to reveal 'Quaid' which I'm sure your suppose to think hehe. The new version for this trick is neat but not nearly as fun, you could say the same for the whole film really.
Another issue I had was the inclusion of a big robot force. I didn't really like this direction as it touches way too much on previous films as I've mentioned already. I did also get the feeling robots were used so they could have lots of gun battle sequences but without having to show lots of blood and people getting shot. I'm not saying that kind of stuff equals a good film but the 1990 version is famed for its over the top bullet squibs and violence and in retrospect it makes this new film seem very childish (not to mention the old toy merchandise side of it these days).
As for cast its lackluster if you ask me. Farrell does a good job as 'Quaid' yes, you don't need huge muscles to make a film of course but the inclusion of Beckinsale was a mistake though. She does her whole 'Underworld' thing and not much else really plus you know she's in this simply because her husband is directing. The other bad choice was Cranston as 'Cohaagen' who just wasn't threatening enough in any way. He wasn't necessarily bad but he just didn't really give off much of an evil tyrant persona, in no way did he come across as a villain, just a regular futuristic suit.
This film isn't a bad effort I must admit, its not a frame by frame remake which is good but as with many films these days its too late to make an impact, been here and done it. The 1990 version was huge because it was original and boasted awesome violence and that classic Verhoeven black political satire. This looks crisp and impressive but simply can't muster the same punch with either action or cast.
On a final note the 1990 version never really did give away whether it was a dream or not. The fade to white at the end is the only clue to it possibly being a dream. This new film doesn't seem to try for that mystery a tall, its all for one direction.
The Doors(1991)-8/10
In the last few days -
Cosmopolis - 6/10
Argo - 7/10
Premium Rush - 5/10
Lawless - 7.5/10
El Mariachi
Watched with commentary. Information overload on how the film was made and advice.
A serial killer version of Animal Kingdom.
The Clouded Yellow - 7/10
The Big Hit - A pretty silly kidnapping film with some bad accents. Mark Wahlberg was actually decent though. 4/10
Friends With Money - Four female friends and their struggles in their relationships and finances. Catherine Keener was probably my favorite in this film and Jennifer Aniston gave a solid performance for once. Overall the film was a little dull but there were a few scenes that were well done. 6/10
What to Expect When You're Expecting - Of the four intertwined stories among the female leads I didn't like Cameron Diaz or Jennifer Lopez but I did like Elizabeth Banks and especially Anna Kendrick. That's pretty much what I expected. Kendrick is fast becoming one of my favorite young actresses. 7/10
The Campaign
Ferrell and Galifianakis knock most of the big jokes out of the park and the terrific supporting cast take care of the rest. But for some reason I didnt laugh as much as I thought I would. It seemed like it shouldve been funnier. Maybe because at the end of the day, the movie isnt making fun of the vanity, vapidity and intellectual turpitude of career politicians so much as the idiots who keep electing them. Its actually kind of depressing, which undercuts a grab-bag of outrageousness on display here, including Ferrells hilarious sex scandal with a perky supporter and his obsession with his $900 haircut. Sort of a combination of John Edwards and Newt Gingrich, only a better human being. And thats really all the movie is, a series of escalating outlandish attack ads and confrontations, and if youre a fan of the two men going head to head, then youll laugh like a giddy idiot like I did more often than not. I suspect a lot of the best stuff was left on the cutting room floor, though.
-> 7/10
Watched About Schmidt today. God damned great movie with Jack playing someone so totally NOT him, and really showing off whatta fantastic actor he is!
watched for the first time on TV
8/10 and the whole time i was watching this i never once thought of his Twilight character
It was alright. Jack Black did a pretty good job, and it was a good role for him what-with all the singing and being somewhat gay. Some of the local folk were hilarious to listen to.
Tonight's Movies at the Bar:
Fun times, and still my favorite Tony Scott movie. Before he went haywire with the endless quick-cut editing and hideous overblown contrast/color saturation in his later movies. I also think people need to spend more time adapting QT's shit instead of letting him do it himself. That dude's too self indulgent, and it takes other people using his material to tone down a lot of that self-righteous drivel and keep the movie FLOWING more.
I've seen it about eight times. Still hasn't really gotten old for me.
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Cobra (George P. Cosmatos, 1986)
Despite viewing The Expendables 2, I still haven't quite got the rekindled interest in action heroes out of my system. Cobra was pretty slick, but obviously cashing in on the success of The Terminator. It would have been nice to have a little more development for the freaky villain cult and their intentions, but it was consistently entertaining nevertheless.
London - This takes place almost entirely during a party for a girl (Jessica Biel) moving away and centers on her ex trying to get her back. It's a pretty dull film with a lot of pseudo-intellectual bullshit. None of the characters were very interesting either. 2/10
All the Boys Love Mandy Lane - A pretty standard horror film. It was obvious who the killer was going to be and the twist that one of the teenagers was his accomplice wasn't terribly thrilling. Amber Heard was decent but nobody else offered much. 4/10
Fishtales - Even the charms of Kelly Brook couldn't keep this from being boring and predictable. 3/10
Brick - Finally a good film today. Joseph Gordon-Levitt was fantastic as was Nora Zehetner. I could pretty much guess who was ultimately responsible for everything that happened but this time it was still fun to watch everything unfold. The script was very good and it really felt like a noir film set in high school. 8/10
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (6/10)
The Avengers (8/10)
Our Idiot Brother (8/10)
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1973 (7/10)
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Outpost 2: Black Sun - 6.5/10
Citizen Kane - 10/10
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damn comfortable
03/30/15 | By William J.
its like cushions for your feet
Very comfortable and durable.
03/29/15 | By Joseph R.
The socks are very comfortable. I have had thorlo socks before and they are extremely duable
Great for my cowboy boots!
03/26/15 | By Matthew S.
These socks make my feel feel amazing, especially in my cowboy boots.
03/21/15 | By Anonymous
Th's are nice but more padding would help!
Cool & Comfortable
03/21/15 | By Anonymous
Cool & Comfortable
Very comfortable Hiking Socks
03/17/15 | By Anonymous
These socks are the most comfortable hiking socks I have ever worn!!!!!!! Thanks Thorlo I'll be a repeat customer for sure!
Nice socks.
03/15/15 | By Anonymous
Very comfortable - much better than my previous hiking socks.
First love
03/15/15 | By Anonymous
Newly moved to New England from Asia and had to adjust my style for the blizzards. Took a while to decide on what to get but these socks were on zero disappointment. Had a few snow hikes with them and they were just perfect. No corns on my toes unlike with other regular socks of mine. Besides, I had them for free and I'm purchasing more.
Best all around socks!
03/14/15 | By Anonymous
My husband and I each bought our first Thorlos' on a vacation in AZ. After a while I asked him, "What socks do you reach for first after we've washed clothes?" Funny, because for our first choice, we both picked these socks! We have since bought 3 pairs each of these every year. During an appointment, my doctor noticed my Thorlos and he said that he wears them when he runs. But I wear them daily!! I love the cool Max and how soft they are.
03/13/15 | By Steven C.
good, but the top of both sox started to wear thru in the same spot after only 3 days of wear. a bit spendy to do that
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International Thermal Research (ITR) Introduces the Oasis Combi
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The OASIS COMBI is a 12 VDC, diesel fueled hydronic heater. The COMBI has the ability to provide a two loop configuration and up to five heating zones. Other features of the OASIS COMBI include ITR's patented no smoke, no smell, low pressure burner with whisper-quiet operation and ultra low emissions, a "true" output of 42,000 BTUs, fuel consumption of 0.40 US gals/ hour of continuous operation, and on-demand continuous hot water. The OASIS COMBI features a built-in overflow bottle and expansion... Read more
Blue Sky's Solar Product Extends Battery Life
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Solar Boost 3000i from Blue Sky Blue Sky Energy Inc. has released its most flexible MPPT solar charge controller to date, the Solar Boost 3000i, allowing for a range of batteries to be charged using conventional solar modules without suffering power losses from voltage mismatch. According to a press release, Blue Sky Energy's patented MPPT technology increases charge current up to 30% or more compared to conventional controllers, saving RV owners and other off-grid solar users on space... Read more
Blue Ox Adapter Targets Aftermarket Bumpers
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U.S. Battery Offers Durable Deep-Cycle Series
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Fastway's 'Tethered Cover' Protects Hitch Ball
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Country Music Star Trisha Yearwood Answers Your Questionsby FN Dish Editor in Community, Food Network Chef, April 13th, 2012
Country music star Trisha Yearwood invites y'all into her Nashville kitchen starting tomorrow morning (10:30am/9:30c) on Food Network. She'll cook up Southern favorites, share stories and keep her door open for family and friends.
Yesterday, Food Network Facebook, Twitter and Google+ fans got the chance to ask Trisha about her favorites, like Sunday meals, comfort foods and potluck pleasers.
@paint_it_golden on Twitter asked: What's your favorite dish to cook on a regular basis?
TY: Basic stuff like spaghetti and black-bean lasagna.
@kongatoast on Twitter asked: What's your favorite Sunday meal?
TY: Having roast beef, rice and gravy always reminds me of Sundays growing up.
Ann Garvin on Facebook asked: How do you plan out your weekly menu?
TY: Haha! I don't. I have good intentions, but I never seem to plan ahead.
Doris Marett Housley on Facebook asked: When invited to someone's home for a potluck dinner, what dish do you bring?
TY: I usually bring dessert so it doesn't have to be warm. Something easy like Sweet and Saltines.
@MoltenNotebook on Twitter asked: Are there any good Southern dishes for vegetarians, aside from the desserts?
TY: I make my TY Thai Salad without chicken. It's full of good veggies and has an awesome lime-cilantro dressing.
Kim Price Arnold on Facebook asked: What recipe do you make that people always ask you for after they've tried it?
TY: Key lime cake
Kat Roman on Facebook asked: Which recipe has been passed down from your family that you've personalized a little? Or what's your favorite childhood recipe?
TY: One of my favorite recipes of all time is my Grandma Lizzie's cornbread dressing. We serve it at Thanksgiving, but I make it other times of the year, too, because I can't stand the thought of only eating it once a year.
Stephen E. Bradshaw on Facebook asked: What's your favorite Southern comfort food dish?
TY: Mashed potatoes
Heather Wilson on Facebook asked: What part of the South did you grow up in?
TY: I grew up in middle Georgia.
Take a sneak peek inside Trisha's Southern Kitchen and tune in tomorrow at 10:30am/9:30c for her premiere episode.
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azure is related whit the warcraft 3... or not?
Azure is a colour, often described as the colour of the sky.
I would also like to point out how much of an awesome mod this is; I played a little bit before I lost my Half-Life CD, but now because of the $1 Half-Life deal over Steam I can play this again. :D
Actually there is a way you can play mods that are unplayable in steam, You just put it into the blue shift folder if I remember. PlanetPhillip.com is a good place for how to's and answers to most of the problems that are going on since the June update.
havent tried it yet but looks good
It is good.
yup worth downloading
its a very nice mod, with cool new weapons and enemies!
That game is AWESOME:D
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I can't install this mod, help me!
post or private message me you path that you used.
I like the part when i meet Gordon lol
i have Half life 1 on Steam, i also have the other ones blue shift and the other one, cant remember its name, how can i put this mod on to it?
Is this compatible with steam?
There is a patch to make it :P
will this work if i only have blue shift and opposing force but not half life, i have hls but not regular half life.
Seems to be good. I will give it a try.
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What It Is
The Discover 'n Grow Storybook Projection Soother attaches to a crib and projects a light show on the ceiling while also telling stories. There are eight colorful projections to go along with the four stories: "Hickory, Dickory, Dock," "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," "Rock-a-bye Baby," and "Hey Diddle, Diddle." There are three fabric storybook pages. Just flip a page to change the song. The Storybook Projection Soother plays up to 20 minutes of music. Parents can choose to play music with the projections or just the music. It also comes with a remote so that parents can restart the Storybook Projection Soother without disturbing their baby. The Storybook Projection Soother includes instructions on how to safely attach the device to a crib using the attachment strap and strings.
Is It Fun?
The high-contrast images and light show are designed to encourage eye-tracking skills while promoting relaxation. The soft light of the Storybook Projection Soother helps babies and toddlers, especially those who are afraid of the dark, feel safe when they lay down to sleep at night. This is a great item for babies and toddlers who have trouble falling asleep.
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The Storybook Projection Soother is for ages birth to 24 months.
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The remote requires two AAA batteries, which are not included. The soother requires four C batteries, which are not included. The soother does come with four AA batteries in a disposable box that power the in-store try-me feature, but you must remove those batteries and replace them with the C batteries in order for the soother to fully work.
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Jazz match, Gordon Hayward to sign four-year, $63 million deal to stay in Utah
Hugh Carey, Deseret News
LAS VEGAS — It's official. Gordon Hayward will be staying in Utah for quite a while.
The Jazz informed the Charlotte Hornets via email Saturday morning that they will match the four-year, $63 million offer sheet that Hayward, a restricted free agent, signed on Thursday, as had been reported would happen.
Hayward, who'd been in Utah for a basketball camp, then underwent a physical and formalized the long-term deal by signing the contract with the Jazz later on.
"We're just thrilled to have a player and a person of Gordon's caliber," Jazz general manager Dennis Lindsey said before watching his team's first NBA Summer League game at the Thomas & Mack Center. "We were very consistent that we wanted to have Gordon here for the duration of his career."
The versatile 6-foot-8 small forward will make $14.7 million this season and will have a player option heading into the final year of the pact in 2017-18. The deal also includes a 15 percent trade kicker, meaning Utah would have to pay an additional sum to send him elsewhere.
Although they're paying Hayward more now than they would've with a resolution last fall, Lindsey said the Jazz figured all along that he'd command a strong deal in free agency. They were just happy to have the final say because of the restriction rules.
"He tested the market and he did very well," Lindsey said. "It will not do anything to impede our ability to keep our team together and continue to build."
Both sides are happy to have a resolution.
"The Jazz made a gigantic statement about how they feel about Gordon by choosing to match this, and that's really appreciated," Hayward's agent Mark Bartelstein said. "That speaks volumes about how they feel about Gordon as a person and a player."
Now that he's locked up, Utah is optimistic the 24-year-old will embrace new Jazz coach Quin Snyder and flourish in an up-tempo offense that will rely on good spacing and ball distribution.
This week, Snyder has been hesitant to talk too much about Hayward because of his free-agency situation.
"Gordon's proven himself to be an integral part of what's building here," Snyder said. "Obviously, everybody in the league knows he is a talent and a really good player."
Hayward was wowed by the Hornets, and was appreciative of their hospitality put on while wining and dining him earlier this week before agreeing on terms. Charlotte was hoping to team him up with old friend Al Jefferson, who took Hayward out to lunch on his second day in town.
The Hornets made a big effort to impress Hayward, including a Skype session with owner Michael Jordan, tours of the area, a personalized marketing vision for him in Charlotte, and visits with coach Steve Clifford and TV analyst Dell Curry (the former Jazz guard). Hayward and his family also spent time with Big Al and Charlotte personnel at a dinner at general manager Rich Cho's home.
One of the fun highlights of the two-day recruiting trip was right up the video-game afficianado's alley. The Hornets inserted Hayward into a Starcraft game, one of his favorites, and showed the entertaining video on the large scoreboard screen inside of Time Warner Cable Arena. Every screen inside of the building, by the way, welcomed Hayward to Charlotte.
Also, four different statistical analysts made presentations, showing how Hayward would excel in the Hornets' system.
Although fun and impressive, it proved to be all for naught.
The Jazz, despite not being able to come to terms with Hayward last fall, fully intended on matching any offers that he received during this free-agency period. Hayward attracted interest from multiple teams once the NBA allowed negotiations and talks to begin on July 1.
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Spotify Launches in Turkey, Greece, Taiwan, Argentina
Digital music service Spotify has launched in four new countries: Taiwan, Argentina, Greece and Turkey.
The latest additions mean the Sweden-based company has now made its music streaming service available in 32 countries.
In Taiwan, Spotify will not offer a free limited service, which limits usage to 40 hours per month, the Next Web blog reported. But an advertising-supported version for streaming via desktop computers will be available in the country, as in other Asian markets, while premium access will be required for mobile and offline use.
Spotify first pushed into Asia in April with service launches in Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore. Back then, it also started offering its service in Latin America, with a launch in Mexico.
"Hello Argentina, Taiwan, Greece and Turkey -- Spotify here!" the digital music company said in a blog post announcing the territory launches on Tuesday. "Do you know anyone in Argentina, Taiwan, Greece and Turkey that would love to have the best music for every moment? Send them a song today!"
The digital music landscape has been evolving rapidly. Apple recently launched its iRadio service for iTunes, while Google has been rolling out Google Play Music.
Meanwhile, Amazon.com said Tuesday that its Amazon Cloud Player is now available on the Sonos Wireless HiFi System in the U.K., allowing Amazon MP3 customers to wirelessly listen to their music library throughout their home.
"Our goal is to enable customers to enjoy all their music, wherever they are, and on any device," said Steve Boom, vp digital music at Amazon. "Launching on Sonos today in the U.K., following the success of Amazon Cloud Player for Sonos in the U.S., is an important part of that strategy."
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One of the best Indian restaurants in Melbourne's eastern suburbs. This family-operated restaurant is consistently good.
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After a 5 year hiatus we decided to venture back... time and money wasted. The same taste of sweetened Heinz tomato flavoured puree dominates their sauces. Not for people with sophisticated or even semi cultured Indian palates. Very basic indeed. We decided to try a 'blackboard' special thinking it would be from a region of India - not to be...
Went here in aug 2012. Although a bit out the way of our accommodation in Melbourne city itself by tram. We had a booking for bout 7-8pm & found out afterwards it to be a long walk back to find a tram as most had stopped going out this way that time of night. But in regards to food, for...
Bought voucher for all you can eat meal there
Where to start had a kid along and was rudely told no matter what she eats they will charge 15 dollars
Cafe like small place would not even call it a restaurent
Food what a disaster
Entree was bland and plain no taste at all
Main no salt at all and...
Satguru's has been in Bulleen for many, many years. I haven't dined there for a long time but still buy takeaway occasionally (when I get a craving). The 2 things I buy are samosas (both meat and vege are delicious with a very crispy pastry - vege cheaper than meat. The samosas are a good size - probably about the...
Problems with our reservation marred an otherwise good experience.
We were pleasantly surprised by the fact that the meals ordered appeared to be individually prepared, instead of various meat options being dropped into an otherwise ubiquitous gravy. The food is good.
Unfortunately, we were a little late arriving, due to traffic, and I called the restaurant to inform them. I...
Not a great fan of curries and other Indian flavours, I can always be sure of a great meal at satguru's thanks to their beautiful tandoori chicken! Flavourful, but not overly spicy, it suits my palate without overpowering it. My daughter, a picky eater, loves the spices in the mango chicken, and no meal is complete without a few serves...
We always eat or take-away from Satguru's. It is an amazing restaurant where you can get one of the best Indian Foods. Nirmal, who run the restaurant is very friendly and a great host. And the hidden secret of this restaurant is the Indian Pizza that they make. It is truly a unique taste. You get variety like Bombay Pizza,...
It's an unpretentious outfit at Satgurus. It was very busy on a cold weeknight. There's nothing to remember about the interior design. It's hard to forget the Bollywood movie showing all night. But hey - the food is beautiful and the service is friendly and fast. Loved the chicken butter cream and the pakoras.
Great Indian. Quick and easy to order and take home OR sit and enjoy while watching Bollywood films. Great atmosphere.
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