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A First-Timer's Guide To Philadelphia
Iconic Sites & Bites Give Visitors An Experience That's Distinctly Philly
While Philadelphia offers a variety of authentic and top-notch attractions, exploring this vibrant city takes some planning—especially for first-time visitors. With so much to see, do and taste, it's challenging for a novice to know where to begin. From the historic Liberty Bell to the deliciously indulgent cheesesteak, here's a look at Philly 101:
Historical Hotspots:
- Independence Hall – While historical attractions abound in Philly, Independence Hall has particular significance to the development of the nation. In this building in 1776, the Founding Fathers came together to sign the Declaration of Independence. Eleven years later, representatives from a
Veg Out: Many Philly-Area Eateries Make Vegans, Vegetarians & Gluten-Free Diners Feel Right At Home
The Region Offers Numerous Culinary Options For Those With Special Diets
Over the past decade, the number of vegetarians in the U.S. has increased from about one in 100 to nearly one in 30, according to polls from the Vegetarian Resource Group and the Vegetarian Times. Veg-loving visitors to Philly have plenty of options from which to choose—upscale white tablecloth restaurants dishing out inventive vegetable creations to casual spots serving up raw foods and gluten-free dishes. Here are some spots worth checking out:
Destination Dining:
- Vegetable lovers head to Bucks County, where Mike Jackson's Blue Sage Vegetarian Grille turns out creative, big-portioned vegetarian food (no meat substitutes) in a cozy,
What's In The East Passyunk & Pennsport Neighborhoods?
Restaurants, Shops, Bars & Coffee Shops In The East Passyunk & Pennsport Neighborhoods
For years, insiders have flocked to South Philadelphia's East Passyunk Avenue for its restaurants, particularly its red-gravy Italian spots. The neighborhood surrounding the avenue—a diagonal interruption to Philadelphia's grid layout—has enjoyed revitalizations in recent years, creating a sort of renaissance for the thoroughfare itself.
Visitors who stroll down Passyunk (pronounced pashunk by those in the know) find eclectic boutiques, coffee shops, gastropubs, excellent Mexican and sushi fare, as well as the amazing Italian eateries that first made this street famous—not to mention the two across-the-street cheesesteak rivals, Pat's King of Steaks and Geno's Steaks. Generally, the area known as East...
What's In The Fishtown Neighborhood?
Restaurants, Bars, Cafes, Art & Shops In Philadelphia's Fishtown Neighborhood
Like its hip neighbor Northern Liberties, Fishtown has quickly become one of the coolest sections of Philadelphia, thanks to an influx of quality restaurants, inventive bars, impressive music venues and forward-thinking art galleries.
Philadelphians have found new and innovative uses for Fishtown ever since William Penn made peace with the Lenape Indians there in what's now Penn Treaty Park. It's the only place in the city where, in the same evening, someone can buy a custom-made guitar, drink craft beer while playing Tetris, eat stellar Yugoslavian food and visit the world's only pizza museum. Fishtown's Frankford Avenue Arts Corridor serves...
What's In The Northern Liberties Neighborhood?
Restaurants, Shops, Bars & Coffee Shops In Philadelphia's Northern Liberties Neighborhood
Once considered Philadelphia's favorite up-and-coming neighborhood, Northern Liberties has officially arrived, evidenced by the international restaurants, respected gastropubs and trendy boutiques—all this while maintaining the artistic vibe that made it so cool in the first place.
The warehouses that populate the former manufacturing district found new life as condos, galleries, stores and restaurants, and along with newly designed buildings, the area enjoys a pleasant mix of older functional and modern design. Two shopping/dining/art/entertainment plazas helped make Northern Liberties an accessible and thriving area: Liberties Walk and The Piazza at Schmidts.
The neighborhood lies north of Old City, and its borders...
What's In The Callowhill Neighborhood?
Food, Drinks, Culture, Shops, Galleries & Nightlife In Philadelphia's Callowhill Neighborhood
Dubbed the "Loft District" by real estate developers and "The Eraser 'Hood" by locals referencing the once-dark landscape that inspired former resident David Lynch's cult classic Eraserhead, Callowhill is something in between these two extremes. The stylish-yet-still-transforming neighborhood attracts both young professionals who enjoy its high-end condos and close proximity to Center City and artists looking for affordable-yet-expansive studio and gallery spaces. It's a formerly industrial neighborhood that charms with a rich stock of large, urban buildings, remnants of cobblestone streets, edgy rock clubs, emerging galleries and the kind of hidden cultural gems that intrigue visitors and residents alike....
What's In The Bella Vista And Queen Village Neighborhoods?
Restaurants, Shops, Bars & Cafes In Queen Village & Bella Vista
Once considered working-class suburbs, the tree-lined South Philadelphia neighborhoods of Queen Village and Bella Vista have spent the past decade establishing themselves as some of the city's most stable and vibrant places to live, work, dine and shop. Small, mostly historic townhouses and a mix of new and well-established businesses make up these side-by-side neighborhoods. Residents both new and old are passionate about maintaining pocket parks and patronizing independent merchants and restaurants. The districts' busiest byways include the open-air Italian Market on South 9th Street and the mini neighborhood of west-to-east-running South Street.
Directly south of Old City and...
What's In The Old City Neighborhood?
Restaurants, Shops, Bars, Cafes, Galleries & Theaters In Historic Philadelphia's Old City
Located just next to Independence Mall, where the country's Founding Fathers declared liberty and built a free nation, Old City still boasts charming cobblestone streets and plenty of 18th-century charm—along with an independent streak that's evident in everything from its owner-operated shops to its edgy art scene.
Its proximity to the Liberty Bell, Penn's Landing and the Benjamin Franklin Bridge make Old City a favorite for out-of-towners as much as for the residents who call it home. People love the neighborhood for its fashionable boutiques, great restaurants, eclectic galleries and theaters and vibrant nightlife. Especially popular are First...
Cozy Up To Winter Dining In Philadelphia
The Latest Local Trends Include Top Chef Restaurants, Single-Item Eateries, Global Bars, Retro Diners & More
The coldest cold front can't quell the fires burning in Philadelphia's newest kitchens, churning out exciting and inventive new flavors this winter. Some of the latest additions include an '80s-themed bistro from a Top Chef (Juniper Commons); a vegan bring-your-own-bottle (BYOB) spot (Flora); a French rotisserie (Petit Rôti); and a spate of quirky restaurant mash-ups. Here are just a few great reasons to check out Philly dining this winter:
Notable New Entrées:
- After making a name for himself on the Jersey Shore, Chef Luke Palladino presents his first Philly venture with the eponymous Palladino's
Calling All Francophiles: Just Say "Oui" To Philadelphia
Visitors Can Celebrate The Philadelphia Museum Of Art's Discovering the Impressionists Exhibit By Exploring The City's Many French Connections
When the Discovering the Impressionists: Paul Durand-Ruel and the New Painting exhibition opens on June 24, 2015 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (the only American venue for the show), Philadelphia will continue its ongoing love affair with all things French. The summer blockbuster, which runs through September 13, 2015, showcases approximately 95 works by impressionist masters the influential Parisian art dealer championed, including Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Sisley, Degas and Manet. From there, visitors in town for the show can explore the region's many French cultural, gastronomic, architectural and fashion influences, starting with the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, planned and designed...
What's In The Fairmount and Spring Garden Neighborhoods?
Restaurants, Shops, Bars & Coffee Shops In The Fairmount & Spring Garden Neighborhoods
Just near the renowned institutions that line the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia's Fairmount and Spring Garden neighborhoods are often lumped together and dubbed the "Art Museum area," but the personalities of these laid-back districts separate them from nearby Center City.
Fairmount easily stands on its own as a destination in Philadelphia. Despite its proximity to downtown, the residential neighborhood is considered a sort of urban suburb, thanks to the friendly residents and atmosphere. What to do here? Eat, drink and tour the former prison-turned-attraction. Wedged between the cultural powerhouses of the Parkway and the better-known Fairmount, Spring Garden distinguishes itself...
What's In The Market East Neighborhood?
Restaurants, Bars, Cafes, Shops, Art & Culture In Philadelphia's Market East Neighborhood
Steps away from the most historic square mile in America, the Market East neighborhood serves as a gateway to the city's business, shopping and entertainment district. Originally known as High Street, what is now called Market Street is a busy boulevard, particularly during the daytime as shoppers, workers and visitors fill the streets.
Bordered by Old City to the east, Chinatown to the north and Washington Square West to the south and dominated by Philadelphia's elaborately embellished City Hall, the Market East neighborhood is largely commercial with boundaries that stretch roughly from 7th to 15th Streets and Chestnut...
What's In The Washington Square West Neighborhood?
Restaurants, Bars, Shops, Galleries & Theaters In Washington Square West, Midtown Village & The Gayborhood
Three neighborhoods in one: That's the perfect way to describe Washington Square West, a thriving enclave that also includes Midtown Village and the Gayborhood. Running roughly from 7th to Broad streets and Chestnut to South streets, the buzzed-about 'hood is increasingly a go-to spot for trendy restaurants and owner-operated boutiques.
Midtown Village maintains its own personality thanks to a small-business boom concentrated on the 13th Street corridor, where power couple Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran preside over a handful of restaurants and shops. The Gayborhood sets itself apart with dozens of rainbow street signs, along with many restaurants...
What's In The Graduate Hospital Neighborhood?
Restaurants, Bars, Coffee Shops, Boutiques & Public Space In The Graduate Hospital Neighborhood
Graduate Hospital goes by many names (Center City South, South of South, G-Ho), which is fitting for a neighborhood that draws its personality from the people inside it: young transplants, born-and-raised neighbors, hip urban professionals, craft beer crowds and more. In recent years, the area stretching from Lombard Street to Washington Avenue and from Broad Street to Gray's Ferry Avenue has accumulated a healthy dose of restaurants, bars, cafes, shops and markets that reflect the area's residential and cool vibe.
Restaurants & Bars:
- Bob & Barbara's Lounge – The Philly Special—a shot of Jim Beam and a can of
Fall-ing In Love With Philly Dining
A Season Full Of Brasserie Délices, Tasty Sandwiches, Thai Tacos & More In Philadelphia
With autumn comes falling temperatures, changing leaves and, in Philadelphia, a harvest of new restaurants. In the coming months, diners can enjoy French fare at the FringeArts building, Vietnamese-Italian hoagies, Japanese barbecue and hummus like no other. Here are just some of the new flavors around town this fall:
Buzzed-About Eateries:
- Israeli food takes the plate at Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook's hummusiya Dizengoff. The Center City West quick stop focuses on rotating hummus variations (with ground lamb; with tomato pepper salad and Sephardic slow-cooked egg) served in platters of fresh-baked pita, salads and Israeli-style pickles. 1625 Sansom Street,
What's On South Street?
Restaurants, Shops, Bars & Coffee Shops On South Street
Long known as the edgiest street in Philadelphia, South Street welcomes more than just hippies these days. Shoppers searching for a statement-making look, visitors hungry for a real Philly cheesesteak and music lovers who want to catch an up-and-coming band head to the storied boulevard. Ethnically diverse restaurants, bars that keep the party going long after dessert and galleries and performance spaces help make South Street the place where everyone meets. Over the past decade, the development of South Street's east side has spread west of Broad Street, but the traditional definition of the district (depending on who you ask)...
African Fare Awakens Philadelphia's Palate
Authentic Dishes Around The City Allow Diners To Savor African Flavors
The growing popularity of culinary and travel shows have inspired Americans to explore the countries of their ancestral heritage and the cultural traditions of their neighbors. Philadelphia and The Countryside™ adds to this global sense of community with a number of pan-African restaurants, enabling epicureans to use their plate as a passport to dine across the Diaspora. Here's a look:
West Philadelphia:
- A local institution, Abyssinia is a hit with vegetarians and the meat-eaters in their lives. Authentic Eritrean/Ethiopian preparations of lentils, beans, chicken, beef and lamb dishes wonderfully mix and match with the bar's assortment of beers.
Philly Restaurants Shine This Summer
Bright New Concepts Light Up The Region's Dining Scene
Just when it seems like they've thought of everything, Philly chefs have gone and cooked up some brilliant new ideas. This summer brings a fresh batch of restaurants that exemplify the excitement and innovation of the regional dining scene. From a quick-service eatery specializing in sushi-esque burritos to a hearth-based bistro to the area's first vegan bar to a completely gluten-free café, here's a look at some of the newest additions:
Notable New Entrées:
- Passyunk Avenue adds another fine dining establishment to its files with Townsend Wentz's eponymous bistro Townsend. The Lacroix-trained chef's modern French sensibilities shine in dishes
What's Trending In Philadelphia's Dining Scene In 2014?
Fancy Markets, French & Jewish Fare, Home-style Desserts & More
The freshest new flavors in Philly's restaurant scene in 2014? Market culture, replete with artisan goods, eat-in cafes and exclusive dinners at communal tables, for starters. In a town that owns Italian cooking, French cuisine resurges with more chefs turning to classic techniques and traditions. Jewish food in all of its international variations continues to be reinvented in exciting new ways. Meanwhile, the juice bar may well be the new coffee bar, and home-style desserts trump cupcakes. Here's a look at some trends to watch in 2014:
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Philadelphians love high-quality, high-end ingredients, and an emerging crop of
Five Of Philadelphia's Top Chefs Weigh In On City's Dining Scene
Chefs Dish On Favorite Restaurants, Best Markets, Secret Finds & More
Philadelphia's charms as an eating town are increasingly well known—and increasingly well documented in national newspapers and magazines such as Food & Wine, The New York Times, The Washington Post, GQ and many, many others. But it's also a city that harbors a fair number of hidden delights, which is exactly what makes eating here so much fun. Here, five local food luminaries share where they like to go on their off-hours, what they snack on late at night, their favorite low-cost meals and why they love to cook and dine in Philly.
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Protea is a UK-based instrument manufacture and systems builder specialising in spectroscopic gas analysis, using FTIR, TDLAS and QMS technologies amongst others. Our customer-focused analysis systems for process, emission and environmental monitoring can provide a solution for direct installation into a plant (such as CEM systems) or we can provide the analytical ...
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Environmental Source Samplers, Inc. (ESS) has a long and proven track record. We have been providing air quality related services since 1979. Headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina, ESS has provided stack testing services in most of the fifty states and internationally. ESS serves clients in many industries including: Aluminum, Asphalt, Automobile, Carbon, ...
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Aqua-tools is the exclusive distributor in Europe, Africa and Middle East of LuminUltra™ products, based on the 2nd generation of ATP-metry. These kits are developed exclusively for microbial control of water : from ultrapure water to wastewater and anything between. We are accompanying our customers at every step of the development of their water surveillance programs – ...
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SustChem Engineering provides service packages concerning the establishment and the operation of an enterprise. SUSTCHEM Engineering also provides advisory services, suitably adapted in the type and interests of the clients. SUSTCHEM Engineering was founded in 2007 by the Chemical Engineers Panagiotis Braimiotis and Panos Scarlatos.
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Photovolt Instruments has been a leading manufacturer and supplier of analytical laboratory instruments and reagents since 1939. Photovolt specializes in analytical instruments used for analysis and quality control of materials. Our main product lines include Karl Fischer coulometric moisture titration systems and reflectance meters, which are used for the quality control ...
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The Jesbra Group, now trading as Spill Doctor in Africa, represents some of the worlds industry leading providers of environmental, safety and health products. With over a decade of international experience and 25 years operating in Africa, Spill Doctor has consolidated a range of internationaly recognised products that both our regional and international clients regard ...
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Kiffin won't comment on reprimand
Updated: October 27, 2009, 4:22 PM ETAssociated Press
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin is doing his best not to comment about Southeastern Conference officials or the reprimand he received from league commissioner Mike Slive.
"I'm not gonna get into it. I'm excited about this matchup versus South Carolina. As hard as it is for me to do, I'm not gonna do that. I'd love to," Kiffin said Tuesday when asked about his second reprimand as Volunteers coach.
Kiffin will face additional penalties or a suspension if Slive finds cause ...
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In issue #10 of Tape Op we ran an interview with Steve Albini by my pal John Chandler. Being that the piece was actually done for some oddly named company called Amazon that was branching into music sales, I spent the next 13 years telling Steve that someday he and I would sit down to do a "real" Tape Op interview - or at least one he knew was actually going to run in this magazine. Steve Albini surfaced on the music scene in the '80s with his excellently abrasive combo Big Black, and later in bands such as Rapeman and Shellac. But along the line more and more of his time was spent in the studio and eventually he built Electrical Audio, one of the finest studios in Chicago. Among the records he's had a hand in are classics by Nirvana, the Pixies, The Stooges, PJ Harvey, Slint, The Breeders and The Jesus Lizard. Many people deem Albini "controversial" and want to pick away at the "outspoken character" they imagine him to be. I've called bullshit on that for years. He's just a really fucking great engineer.
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UALR welcomes all incoming freshmen and returning students to Trojan Daze – the welcome week festivities for the fall 2014 semester! The events are sponsored by the Office of Campus Life and include plenty of food, entertainment, and fun. And everything is free!
Check out the schedule below and plan to attend!
Wednesday, Aug. 13
|Dinner with Parents
5 – 6 p.m. DSC Diamond Cafe
|Movie Night: The Amazing Spider-Man 2!
8 – 10 p.m. DSCÂ Ledbetter
Thursday, Aug. 14
This is a modern take on naval warfare as teams battle in canoes to SINK YOUR BATTLESHIP! Navigate the waters with a little more than your hands and four teammates in your canoe while trying to fill your opponents boat with water. Register your team early online!
8 – 10 p.m. DSC Pool
Friday, Aug. 15
|Freshman Convocation This ceremony marks the beginning of the freshman class' academic journey, providing them with the opportunity to assemble as a class and foreshadow the graduation celebration.
10 – 11 a.m. University Theatre
Brunch to follow in the DSC Diamond Cafe.
|Sno Cones with the Greeks
Get cooled off with a FREE sno cone!
1 – 3 p.m. Campus Drive
|Trojan Wars
3 – 5Â p.m. DSC Ledbetter Hall
|BBQ & Blues Dining Event
For more details follow UALR Dining Services on Facebook.
5 – 7 p.m. DSC Diamond Cafe
Saturday, Aug. 16
|College Survival Skills
10 a.m. – 3 p.m. DSC
|Casino Night – Win prizes!
7 – 9 p.m. DSC Ledbetter Hall
Sunday, Aug. 17
|What's Your Story?
All of us have a story. Stories define us. To know someone well is to know their story. UALR is a great place to continue writing your story while getting to know others. Come celebrate yours!
1 – 3Â p.m. DSC Ledbetter Hall
This is a great way for all UALR students, staff, and faculty to get involved on campus, meet new people, and have a great time! Join us for fun, laughter, and helping kick off the Reach 13,000 food drive!5 – 11 p.m. Coleman Sports and Recreation Complex
Monday, Aug. 18
|Non-Traditional Student Programs Open House
Stop by for information on mentoring, tutoring, scholarships, and all the support services we have for non-traditional students.
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. DSC Office of Campus Life
|Back to School Bash
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. DSC Upper Concourse
|Ice Cream with the Vice Chancellors
Grab a free ice cream bar and meet a UALR Vice Chancellor on your way to class.
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. DSC Upper Concourse
|Family Feud Game Show
7 – 9 p.m. DSC Ledbetter Hall
Tuesday, Aug. 19
|Non-Traditional Student Programs Open House
Stop by for information on mentoring, tutoring, scholarships, and all the support services we have for non-traditional students.
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. DSC Office of Campus LifeÂ
|UALR After Dark
5 – 7Â p.m. Main Campus
|Meet the Greeks
Members of UALR's Fraternities and Sororities include some of the top student leaders on campus. Come preview the UALR Fraternity and Sorority Community and find out how you can Go Greek!
7 – 9 p.m. DSC Ledbetter
Wednesday, Aug. 20
|Student Organization Fair  Â
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. DSC Ledbetter Hall
|UALR After Dark
5 – 7 p.m. Main Campus
|Entertainer Matt the Knife
7 – 9 p.m. DSC Ledbetter Hall
Thursday, Aug. 21
|International Club Potluck
6 – 8 p.m. p.m. University Village Clubhous
|Comedic Dating Coaches Dave and Ethan
7 – 9 p.m. DSCÂ Ledbetter
|University Program Council (UPC) Meet and Greet
The University Program Council is one of the most exciting student organizations on campus, so come find out how you can become a member!
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Anyone remember that playoff game against Pitt a few years ago when the Penguins got that 4 minute high sticking call for them (there was no visible blood shown from any of the cameras) and then Drury got high sticked literally minutes later, gushing blood all over the jersey, and there was no penalty call?
We lost that game and were eliminated from the playoffs.
The refs are a disgrace. Simple as that.
Yessir. These refs are terrible. Not one call for us and there were clearly calls that could have been made. I recall Lundqvist getting knocked into. I also recall Avery getting knocked down and Sam Rosen even questioned whether it should have been a penalty or not. The refs were blind for the rangers last night, but gave Pittsburgh what? 5 PP's.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars very bearable
I believe that the current crop of young director's in Hollywood should be sat down and forced to enjoy this film, for it is a perfect example of exactly how a simple movie can be elevated to a piece of art work. Of course it cannot hurt if your base is a novel worthy in its own right, but the transfer to the screen does not always go this well.
First and foremost...
Published on Feb. 25 2004 by marty mcfly
3.0 out of 5 stars A nice historical fiction movie
This review is for the Criterion Collection DVD edition of the film.
This movie is set against the backround of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in the 1960's It is about a doctor who has physical relationships with many different women. He then meets a woman whom he wants to pursue a romantic and emotional with. She wants him to be monogamous. The ensuing...
Published on May 3 2004 by Ted
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5.0 out of 5 stars very bearable,
This review is from: The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Widescreen) (DVD)
I believe that the current crop of young director's in Hollywood should be sat down and forced to enjoy this film, for it is a perfect example of exactly how a simple movie can be elevated to a piece of art work. Of course it cannot hurt if your base is a novel worthy in its own right, but the transfer to the screen does not always go this well.
First and foremost there is a little of everything here. Daniel Day-Lewis is possibly the finest method actor of his generation and the subtlety of the Czech accent, the easy passion of the love scenes and the frankly mouth-watering on-screen tension with Lena Olin is a joy to behold. As for Olin herself, i may be alone, but i think she oozes sexuality and temptation here in a way that a Sharon Stone never could in Basic Instinct. Juliette Binoche is also one of the finest actresses of a generation (Alice et Martin, Three Colurs Blue and an Oscar for the terrible English Patient where she was the only thing worth watching) and she portrays the innocence and vulnerability of Theresa with an effortlessness that she deploys in all of her film roles. As for her display of under-arm hair, i have nothing to add!
Take three fine lead performances, add the perfect, haunting, musical score and the tense backdrop of the Prague Spring of 1968 and we almost have a perfect film. At times the story meanders and at 2h 46mins, does lose the attention into the third hour. I wondered at times why more was not made of the on-screen dynamic between the two female leads and also why the camera dwelt for such long periods on Day-Lewis driving his East-European motor vehicle, but it all adds to the period feel of the piece.
If you do not feel sad come the end, i should be extremely surprised, this is an excellent and engaging piece of film-making.
4.0 out of 5 stars Difficult Task, but Still a Great Movie,
This review is from: The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Two-Disc Special Edition) (DVD)
I've always felt it is a mistake to compare a film adaptation to its literary counterpart. The Unbearable Lightness of Being, as a novel, is hugely significant and wonderful. As a film, it is not necessarily true to the book and that is solely because as a film it is not capable of being true to the book. I would compare making a movie out of Milan Kundera's novel to making a video game out of the Godfather or Pulp Fiction. If that was done we run into issues like forgetting to include the priorities of game play, or simply cashing in on the success of the film. With the Unbearable Lightness of Being, there are inevitably going to be lovers of the book waiting to attack the film, and that has happened. Of course it prioritizes itself efficiently as a cinematic experience, while at the same time it makes for about as good an adaptation of the novel as you can possibly get. It wasn't a filmable story to begin with and even Kundera came forward and said that, but he also consulted the writers of the screenplay. So comparisons between the film and novel are in my opinion pointless but also inescapable. I've already made them myself.
I'm not going to summarize the whole film for you as that would probably be too long-winded and could potentially spoil the story. I'll introduce the characters, place them in a setting and then say go...and then you can add this to your shopping cart, proceed to check out, and then a few days later press play. The film takes place in Prague in 1968 just after Alexander Dubcek lead the Prague Spring advancement. Soon after that the characters suffer through further reform following the eventual invasion of the Soviets and the Warsaw Pact. The film opens with two characters who are lighthearted and carefree lovers. Tomas is a surgeon and womanizer who lives life as though sex and love are two very different things. Sabina is an artist who, in the eyes of Tomas, embodies sex. Tomas soon meets the more heavyhearted Thereza, a waitress and aspiring photographer, who embodies innocence. They are opposites but soon Thereza will also embody love in the eyes of Tomas.
The characters in The Unbearable Lightness of Being evolve wonderfully in a significant and chaotic backdrop, but they never steer from their passions. It is layered as not only a romance, but also as a story about rebellion, and as an erotic dance; but ultimately it is an existential story. A few of these points are strengths only realized if the book is read first. Not that I'd definitely recommend doing that if you haven't already, as the book does stand higher in it's own medium than the film does and you may be setting yourself up for disappointment. Some of the deeper messages are unquestionably somewhat muted in the film.
Again though, judged solely as a cinematic narrative, Director Phillip Kauffman makes The Unbearable Lightness of Being a beautiful movie and delves deeply enough into these characters and their world that he manages to capture some of Kundera's vision, while adding his own motion picture flare. I'm conflicted as to whether this movie should be celebrated as a triumph in terms of Kundera's novel, but I'm not conflicted in the least as to whether or not this is a great movie all by itself.
3.0 out of 5 stars A nice historical fiction movie,
Ted "Ted" (Pennsylvania, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is for the Criterion Collection DVD edition of the film.
This movie is set against the backround of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in the 1960's It is about a doctor who has physical relationships with many different women. He then meets a woman whom he wants to pursue a romantic and emotional with. She wants him to be monogamous. The ensuing results are quite original.
The film is also a good history lesson about the Soviet invasion but is not appropriate for school age children. The film has a well deserved R rating for scenes of nudity and sex which I think were unnecessary and prevent a wider range of audience from seeing the film. I greatly hope that the producers would offer a version of the film witht he nude and sex scenes cut so that it could be shown in history classes in school.
There is also a scene that Beatles fans may like where the song "Hey Jude" is sung in the Czech language. It also has many pieces of music by Czech composer, Leos Janacek.
The DVD also has audio commentary by the director Philip Kauffman, Editor, Walter Murch, Co writer John Carrière, and Actress Lena Olin.
5.0 out of 5 stars Kaufman's masterpiece, now sadly out of print,
This review is from: The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Widescreen) (DVD)
Perhaps the most amazing thing about this film is that an American directed it. The movie feels so European, and it's not faux-European--it needs to be done this way. Or perhaps it's really not so surprising, on second thought. I've long observed how European or Europe-born directors make the best American films (Louis Malle with Atlantic City, Roman Polanski with Chinatown, even Paul Mazursky with Moscow on the Hudson), so why not the reverse?
At any rate, after making a somewhat cynical American movie (The Right Stuff), Kaufman reinvented himself as his exact polar opposite, directing this relatively innocent film about the "Prague Spring" and the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. I say "innocent" even though the film is best remembered (in Puritan America at least) for the explicit sex scenes that, to me, are not shocking and are not even the first thing (or second, or third) to come to mind when I think of this marvelous film. Instead I remember Sabina's hat, the quiet moments between her and Tomas, and the feeling pervading the film that life is fleeting, happiness elusive, and life-altering changes lurk around every corner. Instead I marvel at how the film manages to *suggest* the existential novel it came from, even though Kaufman chose not to try to adapt the huge existential portions of Kundera's book.
Both Daniel Day Lewis and Lena Olin are excellent in their roles, but the real standout, one of the greatest performances I've ever seen on a movie screen, belongs to Juliette Binoche. Her Tereza is attractive but gawky, poised by awkward, shy yet take-charge. She is meek around Tomas yet grabs her camera and runs fearlessly into danger when the Russians invade. Binoche's performance is so astonishing we can reconcile these contradictions and in fact don't even question them. That she was never Oscar-nominated is astonishing. (This film received a grand total of two nominations and no awards--proof, if it was needed, that the Academy is retarded, considering such forgettable films as The Accidental Tourist and Rain Man took home trophies.)
Criterion's DVD is excellent, with fascinating commentaries by Kaufman, screenwriter Jean-Claude Carri�ƒ�re, Lena Olin and others. I would have liked a "Making of" featurette too, but that's because I'm greedy. The picture is crisp and vibrant and the sound very good if not THX-caliber. One strange omission: no trailer. I think this is the only DVD I own without a trailer, except for Disney's shameful release of Never Cry Wolf.
Highly recommended, obviously, but you have to find it used. Criterion these days seems too busy releasing titles like Deep Impact and The Royal Tenenbaums. Maybe their "criterion" is now cashflow, rather than bringing undervalued films to DVD.
4.0 out of 5 stars A TOUCH TOO LONG BUT THOUGHTFUL.,
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This review is from: The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Widescreen) (DVD)
Do yourself a favor and read Kundera's book to fully appreciate the nuances of this movie, things like what "lightness" stood for (freedom of self and sexual expression). With such liberties staunchly repressed under the dictat of the former Soviet Union, sexual expression becomes a cry for freedom within itself. The movie is erotic, yes, but it carries a whiff of mischief rather than being purposeless, gratuitous "softporn" as some reviewers lament.
Daniel Day-Lewis is pretty decent as Tomas, toggling between a brain surgeon and a Lothario. His performance is disciplined and understated as events overtake Tomas's ability to control his destiny. He has an arrangement with Sabina (Lena Olin), a sculptor who also can find no place for love without freedom in her life. Their relationship is based upon friendship and convenience. Their lovemaking is passionate but not empty or cold. If there is love, it is left unspoken.
Kaufman uses this relationship as the foundation of the movie with most of the dynamic being centered upon the naive country girl (a very fresh and intriguing Juliette Binoche) who rebels against the crushing of the Prague Spring by photographing the brutality.
The trio escape to Switzerland. Geneva then plays a major role in this film as being emblematic of an alternative freedom; a freedom that feels heavy with responsibility. Maybe, within western democracy, when everybody has a voice, then the individual can no longer be heard. Maybe, if there are no small victories, then there is no true lightness. Their freedom can only be felt within context.
Finally, Thomas and Tereza return home to a Soviet Prague. Again, via censure, the communists provide the answer.
Sabina finds a beach side property in California, opting for bland airbrushed seascapes. She lives alone. Her spirit has been quelled by the freedom that surrounds her.
This is truly a beautiful European film, perhaps not too palatable to Hollywood-tainted tastes. Despite its length (which does tend to drag a little) and its erotic texture, I believe it follows its own moral vein.
A thought provoking dash of cinema, highly recommended for any connoisseur's collections!
5.0 out of 5 stars Moving and Wonderful Cinematic Experience,
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This review refers to the MGM DVD edition of "The Unbearable Lightness of Being"......
"The Unbearable Lightness of Being" is a cinematic experience that will move you in many ways. The thrill of romance, the heartfelt friendships, the tension of Russian tanks rolling through Prague in 1968 and the passion of a people to take control of their own lives are all a big part of this wonderful film. It is beautifully filmed, with a hypnotizing screenplay, and a tremendous cast that fully capture the essence of each of the wonderful characters they portray.
It stars Daniel Day-Lewis, as Tomas, a renowned brain surgeon in Czechoslovakia(also renowned for his charms that no woman can resist)whose love for two very different women, creates a unique bonding and passionate love triangle between the three.
He can never forget the beautiful and seductive Sabina(Lena Olin), who seems to know him better than any other, and yet he cannot resist the charms of his wide-eyed and childlike but serious bride, Tereza(Juliette Binoche).But when politcal upheaval, interupts his perfect life, they must flee the country, where Tereza finds she cannot continue the lightness of life that Tomas has carved out for them. He must choose now, a decision that may have him sacrificing all in the name of love.
A nearly three hours, there is not a frame in this excellent piece of filmmaking that I would change. With each view I fall more in love with it and always come away completly moved. It is Directed by Philip Kaufman("Quills"/"The Right Stuff") and includes Donald Moffat and Stellan Skarsgard in the wonderful cast.The music adds the perfect feel to the rollar coaster of emotions in the story and the photography is outstanding.
This DVD by MGM is a nice transfer. The picture and colors are very good and it is presented in the theatrical release format of 1.85:1. The sound is superb in DD 5.1. It surrounds the room and every detail is clear and distinguishable.(The Criterion edition is in 2.0) Not much in the way of bonus features though, if that is what you are looking for. There is a theatrical trailer and it may be viewed with subtitles in English, French or Spanish. At this time I notice that Amazon is out of stock, and the merchants have some, but at very high prices. This DVD is not hard to come by. I found it at my neighborhood video store at the sugg. retail price(about half of what the sellers are asking for).
This is a film to be enjoyed many times over by anyone who enjoys, romance, drama, a little comedy, and fine filmmaking. It is however rated R for nudity and explicit love scenes.
Get ready for a moving experience and enjoy.....Laurie
5.0 out of 5 stars the Prague Spring,
Doug Anderson (Miami Beach, Florida United States) - See all my reviews
If you've read the book you won't be disappointed with this film which doesn't try to convey all Kundera's philosophy but it does retain the spirit of the book. Really the book had what some considered to be too much philosophy in it which got in the way of the story which was not Kunderas main concern anyway as his characters were just actors he used to elucidate his ideas. For Kaufman the real heart of the book was not in its ideas but in the way Tomas and Tereza relate and how that relationship evolves within a very specific historical circumstance, the Russian occupation of Prague in 68. That moment in time is really brought to life both in the cafes as we hear a Czech. version of"Hey Jude" being played and in the streets when the actual invasion takes place at which point hand held black and white cameras are used to give an on the spot feel to it.
When we first meet Tomas(Daniel Day Lewis) he is involved with Sabina(Lena Olin)and what they share is an almost religious belief in the erotic and an equalllly strong belief in retaining their individuality and frredom. On a visit to a spa in the country to perform an operation however Tomas comes across the innocent waitress Tereza(Juliette Binoche) and his life after that is never quite the same. Sabina resents the intrusion at first but soon she and Tereza are friends, in fact the moment they become friends on a rainy afternoon taking pictures of each other is one of the best scenes in the movie. A lot is made of the historical happenings and how they affect each characters personal life. I found it a little hard to believe that they would willingly return to Prague under communist rule after they had made their escape to Zurich but you may feel differently. The use of the terms "lightness" and "weight" that so often appeared in the book always seemed to my ears rather vague, the movie gratefully only employs those terms on rare occasion. The last scenes in the countryside are some of the most beautiful cinematography I have seen, quite memorable images evoking the really valuable things in life.
Certainly one of the best adaptations of a novel.
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the great ones,
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To the reviewer that said he'd rather watch an episode of 'Happy Days' to this great film perhaps should do just that, as this film is obviously out of his league. It didn't have the slapstick comedy, grim violence or juvenile one-liners that characterize most of what passes as entertainment.
Having lived many years in Eastern Europe, with it's intellectual standards it's hard to believe that this is an American film. It is a masterpiece. The more subtle is becomes, the more passions are evident. It is a story within a story withing a storym, and maybe too much for many to appreciate for it's deep texture and vibrant characterization.
Well written, excellent acting, superb photography. This one grows on you. I'e watched it three times (not for the sex scenes, which are mature themes, but tasteful). Having had a Soviet rifle pointed into my face, I can understand that courage and patriotism the Czechs expressed in 1968 and their feeing of being alone at that time.
Bravo, this is one of the best films of the last century.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Unbearably long yes but it proves to be a bittersweet romance,
Jenny J.J.I. "A New Yorker" (That Lives in Carolinas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Two-Disc Special Edition) (DVD)
One of the most haunting aspects of this movie is that my video store today has it under the "Adult entertainment" section which I thought was a joke. I first saw this on its release in 1988 at the age when I shouldn't have seen it. I'd forgotten so many details of it, and I was newly impressed at the film for the second time.
That aside, I must say that despite the length (and a tendency for some parts to be longer than they should have been), this is a very good film. Daniel Day-Lewis plays Tomas so brilliantly, it's hard to think of him in his other familiar roles (Last of the Mohicans, for instance). Juliette Binoche is also great as Tereza Tomas wife. Supporting characters come and go, and the tone frequently changes with little warning. But those two things work perfectly within the context of the movie. Lena Olin, as Sabrina, does well on her role as a sculptor who also can find no place for love without freedom in her life. Her relationship with Tomas is based upon friendship and convenience. Their lovemaking is passionate but not empty or cold. If there is love, it is left unspoken.
You can see how Teresa, Tomas and Sabina's actions flow from what they are on the *inside*: This film shows how Tomas is driven to his womanizing by his need to be 'light', and how Teresa finds this 'lightness' unbearable by her need for intimacy.
Add on the absolutely mesmerizing cinematography (it acts as naturally as Teresa, Tomas, and Sabina do), and music that seems written for the movie yet is over 60 years old. This is truly a beautiful European film. Not in the ersatz 'Chocolat' style, but in the tradition of Krieslowski and Wajda. Within itself, it is a very moral film. It has a simple beauty that does not wear its heart on its sleeve, but within the wonderfully understated performances that also include Derek De Lindt and the great Stefan Skarsgaard.
You can easily enjoy this film on both TV or on DVD/VHS. If you're not able see it on TV then don't hesitate to rent it or buy it.
4.0 out of 5 stars Moving, But Incomplete,
R. W. Rasband (Heber City, UT) - See all my reviews
I didn't get this the first time I saw it, so I turned to Kundera's novel. This led me to the great adventure of all of Kundera's work, and he quickly became one of my favorite writers. I rewatched this again recently and was much more impressed this time around. Day-Lewis is perfect as Tomas, the sardonic Lothario. Olin is blood-boiling as Sabina, the incarnation of freedom. And Binoche is captivating as Terersa, the woman for whom Tomas gives up everything. This a stirring, heartbreaking movie. The only problem is that it lacks Kundera's inimitable *voice*, the witty, erudite mini-essays he uses to iluustrate his philosophical points. Kaufman tries to recapitulate that voice in one or two lines of dialogue, but is doesn't work as well. By all means, see this fine film. But don't miss Kundera's original classic.
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I said this last night talking to my brother, without Gandolfini's performance in that show, you don't get Walter White or Don Draper or any of the other great characters of the new golden age of tv that The Sopranos ushered in. As much as David Chase was the auteur figure that ushered all of this in, none of it would have worked if you don't get an iconic character performance like the one Gandolfini brought for all of those seasons.
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|Jalapeno pepper
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|Minced garlic
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|Red pepper sauce
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|Ground cumin
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|Chili powder
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|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Worcestershire sauce
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Medium / Hot)
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Wash and sort beans, discarding any stones.
Soak beans overnight in enough cold water to cover them by about four inches.
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You probably know Ovey Yeung. I do. (Facebook tells me we have exactly seventy mutual friends.) She's a popular person and a regular social butterfly. On August 4th, 2014, she was the victim of a serious hit-and-run car accident. What followed was a roller coaster ride of emotions for her friends and family that played out all over social media and in the local news. While in the ICU and in a medically induced coma for over a week, her close friends quickly launched a campaign of support dubbed #WeLoveOvey and raised a staggering $42,963 (from an original goal of $25,000) to support her recovery costs from a broken pelvis, arm, and major brain injury.


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How many innings can you last? it?http://www.candystand.com/play.do?id=17946
I don't know what I'm doing and can't get the ball to home plate
Matt..... read the directions lol.
I've gotten all the way to the ninth inning once, but failed...i have to yet to beat it.
Reds record while I was in attendance in 2006: 7-2
Reds record while I was in attendance in 2007: 2-0
Reds record while I'm in attendance in 2008: 0-1
"I wish the stadium was filled up every night." - Bronson Arroyo, Cincinnati Enquirer - February 9, 2007
I hit the first batter with my first pitch.
"Reality tells us there are no guarantees. Except that some day Jon Lester will be on that list of 100-game winners." - Peter Gammons
I've gotten pretty deep, but I've never beat it. You've got to bury a slow curve or slider at about the ankles and on the corners, then blaze a fastball at the hollows of the knees on the corners. Its hard to do 27 up, 27 down.
That games' been around for at least 6 years, I've yet to beat it. I've gotten as far as the 7th before but never further.
When people say that I dont know what Im talking about when it comes to sports or writing, I think: Man, you should see me in the rest of my life.
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That game used to get me through so many classes in school. I played it a ton, but I only threw 1 perfect game. Beware the pinch hitters in the 9th.
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I keep hitting batters:thumbdown
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Fun game. I suck though haha Second try I got through the first inning striking out 2 then walked the next guy up
It's difficult to slide the mouse and keep it straight.I have trouble throwing the curve.When in doubt,use the knuckler.
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Yikes!! Its walk a day in Miltons shoes.
The Hunt for a Reds October.
That site's been around forever, and it has a ton of games.
I remember playing both that specific pitching game and the home run rally game in high school classes during my junior and senior years ... and I graduated high school in 2000.
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I got to the 7th inning before walking a batter on 4 straight balls.
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Philippine Stocks: Ayala Land, PAL Holdings, Sta. Lucia Land
Sept. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in Philippine trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the noon close in Manila.
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index fell 2.1 percent to 4,219.35, the most since Aug. 9.
Builders: Ayala Land Inc. (ALI PM), the nation's largest developer, declined 3.2 percent to 15.30 pesos, the sharpest loss since Aug. 9, on speculation borrowing costs may rise after the yield on the government's 91-day and 364-day notes increased from record lows at an auction yesterday. SM Development Corp. (SMDC PM) a residential towers builder, sank 2.7 percent to 8.44 pesos, the steepest loss since Sept. 12. SM Prime Holdings Inc. (SMPH PM), the nation's biggest shopping mall builder, retreated 6.3 percent to 12.20 pesos, the sharpest loss since Nov. 30.
Yields on the government's 91-day notes climbed to 0.69 percent and that of the 364-day notes increased to 1.133 percent yesterday.
PAL Holdings Inc. (PAL PM), which owns Philippine Airlines Inc., sank 3.2 percent to 6.12 pesos, the sharpest loss since Aug. 25. Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (TEL PM) is not buying Philippine Airlines, BusinessMirror reported, citing President Napoleon Nazareno. PAL jumped 3.6 percent yesterday after the Philippine Daily Inquirer reported that Philippine Long Distance Chairman Manuel Pangilinan may be a "white knight" for Philippine Airlines. Nazareno and Pangilinan couldn't be reached at their offices for comment. Philippine Long Distance decreased 1 percent to 2,294 pesos.
Sta. Lucia Land Inc. (SLI PM) climbed 5 percent to 84 centavos, set for the steepest advance since Sept. 8. The Manila-based property company will defer a $150 million "follow-on" share sale plan, it said.
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Michael Lyons scored 20 points and Air Force beat No. 22 San Diego State 70-67 on Saturday, overcoming a 25-point performance by Aztecs star Jamaal Franklin. Franklin and James Rahon missed potential game-tying 3-pointers in the waning seconds. The Falcons (14-6, 5-2 Mountain West Conference) won their fifth straight at Clune Arena, while the Aztecs (16-5, 4-3) lost for only the second time in their last 10 games against Air Force. The Falcons used a 19-2 run to take control at 59-47, then held on as Franklin scored 18 of his 25 points in the second half. He also pulled down 10 rebounds and was 11 for 12 from the foul line, his only miss a big one with less than a minute left and the Aztecs trailing by two. Franklin sank the second free throw to make it 68-67 before Kamryn Williams hit two of his own at the other end for a 70-67 lead with 19.1 seconds left. The Aztecs had beaten their previous two opponents by 21 points each, including a 55-34 blowout of then-No. 15 New Mexico,...
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There are few trees and Western Bay is windswept. Within walking distance of Western Bay is the resettled community of Bradleys Cove.
Western Bay was once much larger than it is today; It's large bay is arguably the best bay north of Conception Bay's Harbour Grace.
In Western Bay ships were built on the beach from local lumber and the fishery was pursued by early settlers.
Today, there is one seldom used wharf it Western Bay. The govt. boat basen is in Ochre Pitt Cove, a 10 minute drive away.
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