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Eclipse Series 40 - Late Ray [2014]
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Eclipse Series 40: Late Ray [2014]
A Three Films by Satyajit Ray
3xDVD9 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC 4:3 | 357 mins | 22,5 Gb
Audio: Bengali AC3 1.0 @ 384 Kbps | Subtitles: English
Genre: Art-house, Drama
The films directed by the great Satyajit Ray in the last ten years of his life have a unique dignity and drama. Three of them are collected here: the fervent Rabindranath Tagore adaptation The Home and the World; the vital An Enemy of the People, based on the Henrik Ibsen play; and the filmmaker's final work, the poignant and philosophical family story The Stranger. They are complex, political, and humane depictions of worlds both corrupt and indescribably beautiful, constructed with Ray's characteristic elegance and imbued with autumnal profundity. These late-career features are the meditative works of a master.
Eclipse Series 31: Three Popular Films by Jean-Pierre Gorin [2012] [ReUp]
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Eclipse Series 31: Three Popular Films by Jean-Pierre Gorin [2012]
Poto and Cabengo (1980) / Routine Pleasures (1986) / My Crasy Life (1992)
3xDVD5 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC 4:3 | 251 mins | 12,15 Gb
Audio: English AC3 1.0 @ 384 Kbps | Subs: English SDH
Genre: Documentary
Jean-Pierre Gorin, widely known for his collaborations with Jean-Luc Godard in the Dziga Vertov Group (including Tout va bien), established his personal voice with this trio of fascinating, nontraditional documentaries. Made in Southern California after the filmmaker relocated there in the midseventies, Poto and Cabengo, Routine Pleasures, and My Crasy Life illuminate hidden corners of our culture. With these films, Gorin revealed himself as a major chronicler of American life at its most hauntingly enigmatic.
The Eclipse (2009)
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The Eclipse (2009)
DVDRip | MKV/AVC x264 ~1879 kbps avg | 1Hr 27Mins | 23.976 fps | 848x416 | 1.39 GB
Audio: English | AC3 6 Ch 384 Kbps | Subtitles: English
Genre: Drama, Horror, Romance | Director: Conor McPherson
In a seaside Irish town, a widower sparks with a visiting horror novelist while he also begins to believe he is seeing ghosts.
Eclipse Series 28: The Warped World of Koreyoshi Kurahara (1960-1967)[Criterion Eclipse Seies] [REPOST]
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Eclipse Series 28: The Warped World of Koreyoshi Kurahara (1960-1967)[Criterion Eclipse Seies]
5xDVD5 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC | 16:9 | 720x480 | ~ 5700 - 8100 kbps | 20Gb
Audio: Japanese AC3 1.0 @ 384 Kbps | Subs: English
Full time: ~ 440 minutes | Japan | Drama, Crime, Mystery
Over the course of his varied career, Koreyoshi Kurahara made meticulous noirs, jazzy juvenile-delinquency pictures, and even nature films. His free-form approach to moviemaking was perfectly suited to the radical spirit of the 1960s, when he was one of the biggest hit makers working at the razzle-dazzle, youth-oriented Nikkatsu studios. The five films collected here hail from that era of the Japanese New Wave, and encompass breathless teen escapades, cruel crime stories, a Yukio Mishima adaptation, and even a Hollywood-inspired romantic comedy.
Eclipse Series 19: Chantal Akerman in the Seventies (1972-1978) [The Criterion Collection] [REPOST]
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Eclipse Series 19: Chantal Akerman in the Seventies (1972-1978) [The Criterion Collection]
2xDVD9+DVD5 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC | 4:3 | 720x480 | ~ 6000-7000 kbps | 19.2Gb
Audio: French AC3 1.0 @ 192-320 Kbps | Subtitles: English
Full time: ~ 370 minutes | France, Belgium, West Germany, USA | Drama
Over the past four decades, Belgian director Chantal Akerman (Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles) has created one of cinema's most distinctive bodies of work—formally daring, often autobiographical films about people and places, time and space. In this collection, we present the early films that put her on the map: intensely personal, modernist investigations of cities, history, family, and sexuality, made in the 1970s in the United States and Europe and strongly influenced by the New York experimental film scene. Bold and iconoclastic, these five films pushed boundaries in their day and continue to have a profound influence on filmmakers all over the world.
Eclipse Series 17: Nikkatsu Noir (1957-1967) [Tre Criterion Collection] [REPOST]
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Eclipse Series 17: Nikkatsu Noir (1957-1967) [Tre Criterion Collection]
5xDVD5 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC | 16:9, 4:3 | 720x480 | ~ 5600kbps | 18.3Gb
Audio: Japanese AC3 1.0 @ 384 kbps | Subtitles: English
Full time: ~ 450 minutes | Japan | Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller, Mystery
From the late 1950s through the sixties, wild, idiosyncratic crime movies were the brutal and boisterous business of Nikkatsu, the oldest film studio in Japan. In an effort to attract youthful audiences growing increasingly accustomed to American and French big-screen imports, Nikkatsu began producing action potboilers (mukokuseki akushun, or "borderless action") that incorporated elements of the western, comedy, gangster, and teen-rebel genres. This bruised and bloody collection represents a standout cross section of what Nikkatsu had to offer, from such prominent, stylistically daring directors as Seijun Suzuki, Toshio Masuda, and Takashi Nomura.
Eclipse Series 09: The Delirious Fictions of William Klein (1966-1977) [The Criterion Collection] [REPOST]
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Eclipse Series 09: The Delirious Fictions of William Klein (1966-1977) [The Criterion Collection]
3xDVD9 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC | 16:9 | 720x480 | 17.8Gb
Audio: French AC3 1.0 @ 192 Kbps - Who Are You, Polly Maggoo?, The Model Couple; English AC3 1.0 @ 192 Kbps - Mr.Freedom | Subtitles: English
Full Time: 05:54:00 | France | Comedy, Drama
William Klein's explosive New York street photography made him one of the most heralded artists of the sixties. An American expatriate in Paris, Klein has also been making challenging cinema for more than forty years, yet with the exception of his acclaimed documentary Muhammad Ali, the Greatest, his film work is barely known in the United States. In his three fiction features—Who Are You, Polly Maggoo?, Mr. Freedom, and The Model Couple—he skewers the fashion industry, American imperialism, and governmental mind control with hilarious, cutting aplomb. Today Klein's politically galvanizing social critiques seem even more acute than the works of the more famous New Wavers. These are colorful, surreal antidotes to all forms of social oppression.
Eclipse Series 10: Silent Ozu - Three Family Comedies (1931-1933) [Criterion Collection] [REPOST]
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Eclipse Series 10: Silent Ozu - Three Family Comedies (1931-1933) [The Criterion Collection]
3xDVD9 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC | 4:3 | 720x480 | 8500kbps (I Was Born, But…, Tokyo Chorus), 8000kbps (Passing Fancy) | 17.3Gb
Audio: English AC3 1.0 @ 192Kbps | Japanese intertitles with optional English subtitles
Full Time: 04:50:00 | Japan | Comedy, Drama
In the late twenties and early thirties, Yasujiro Ozu was working steadily for Shochiku studios, honing his craft on dozens of silent films in various genres, from romantic melodramas to college comedies to gangster pictures—and, of course, movies about families. In these three droll domestic films—Tokyo Chorus, I Was Born, But . . . , and Passing Fancy, presented here with all-new scores by renowned silent-film composer Donald Sosin—Ozu movingly and humorously depicts middle-class struggles and the resentments between children and parents, establishing the emotional and aesthetic delicacy with which he would transform the landscape of cinema."
Eclipse Series 37: When Horror Came to Shochiku (1967-1968) [ReUp]
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Eclipse Series 37: When Horror Came to Shochiku (1967-1968)
4xDVD5 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC 16:9 | 336 min | 17 Gb
Audio: Japanese AC3 1.0 @ 384 Kbps | Subtitles: English
Genre: Horror, Sci-fi
Following years of a certain radioactive beast's domination at the box office, many Japanese studios tried to replicate the formula with their own brands of monster movies. One of the most fascinating, if short-lived, dives into that fiendish deep end was the one by Shochiku, a studio better known for elegant dramas by the likes of Kenji Mizoguchi and Yasujiro Ozu. In 1967 and 1968, the company created four certifiably batty, low-budget fantasies, tales haunted by watery ghosts, plagued by angry insects, and stalked by aliens - including one in the form of a giant chicken-lizard. Shochiku's outrageous and oozy horror period shows a studio leaping into the unknown, even if only for one brief, bloody moment.
Eclipse Series 32: Pearls of the Czech New Wave (1966-1969) [ReUp]
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Eclipse Series 32: Pearls of the Czech New Wave (1966-1969)
4xDVD9 | VIDEO_TS | NTSC 4:3 | 513 mins | Total: 29,13 Gb
Audio: Chezh AC3 1.0 @ 384 Kbps | Subtitles: English
Genre: Art-house, Drama, Comedy
Of all the cinematic New Waves that broke over the world in the 1960s, the one in Czechoslovakia was among the most fruitful, fascinating, and radical. With a wicked sense of humor and a healthy streak of surrealism, a group of fearless directors - including eventual Oscar winners Miloš Forman and Ján Kadár - began to use film to speak out about the hypocrisy and absurdity of the Communist state. A defining work was the 1966 omnibus film Pearls of the Deep, which introduced five of the movement's essential voices: Věra Chytilová, Jaromil Jireš, Jiří Menzel, Jan Němec, and Evald Schorm. This series presents that title, along with five other crucial works that followed close on its heels, one from each of those filmmakers - some dazzlingly experimental, some arrestingly realistic, all singular expressions from a remarkable time and place.


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Graduate employers who recruit students with 2.2s: the hospitality, leisure and travel sector
It might seem like getting a 2.1 is the be-all and end-all of going on to a graduate programme or job. Yet the hospitality, leisure and travel industry is one of the sectors where relevant experience is considered more important than academic results. Employers in this area occasionally run graduate programmes, but entry-level roles that are open to graduates are just as common. We investigate the various paths that are available to graduates who achieved a 2.2 at university.
Hotel chains:
A degree is needed for the various programmes run by hotel chains but usually no particular degree classification is required. Being a hospitality student is beneficial but the most important thing is having the right personality, customer service and experience. Hotel chains that typically hire for hotel management graduate schemes without specifying any degree requirements include:
- Hilton Worldwide (knowledge of a second European language is essential)
- De Vere Venues Ltd
- Firmdale Hotels plc
- Intercontinental Hotels plc
- Marriott Hotels
- Red Carnation Hotel Collection
- Starwood Hotels
Some hotel chains tend to look for graduates with hospitality degrees, but still do not usually specify a particular degree class:
- Mandarin Oriental
- Jurys Inn
Pubs, restaurants and fast-food chains:
This is a field where all those hours spent behind the bar serving drinks or waiting on tables come to the fore. Pubs, restaurants and fast-food employers are all more interested in your customer service skills than any academic prowess. With the employers below, graduate schemes are focused on leadership and management. As with hotel chains, most employers value relevant degrees but prioritise experience above all else.
- Carluccio's
- Greene King
- McDonald's
- Fuller's
- Spirit Pub Company
- The Restaurant Group plc
- Lexington Catering
Travel agencies:
If you know a thing or two about travelling, you could be helping members of the public select and organise their ideal holiday as a travel agent, or become a graduate trainee manager.
- Barrhead Travel: has offered a graduate scheme with no minimum academic requirements. Entry-level roles are also available.
- Flight Centre: an undergraduate degree is preferred for travel consultant roles, but no degree classification is specified.
There are several other employers in this field whose entry-level roles each have their own requirements. Many of these do not require the minimum of a 2.1 degree. Employers to consider include Kuoni, Low Cost Travel Group, Thomas Cook and Expedia UK.
The events industry:
The events industry rarely runs graduate schemes but entry-level roles are available. However, there is strong competition so experience is essential, as is having the right transferable skills, such as organisation, communication and problem-solving.
Employers such as Clarion Events and Reed Exhibitions do not run graduate schemes but offer a range of entry-level roles.
Leisure is a varied industry with several graduate schemes available but entry-level roles are more common.
- Odeon Cinemas: offers a range of entry-level roles.
- Greenwich Leisure Limited (GLL): looks for graduates from any background for its two-year trainee manager programme.
- The British Horseracing Authority: runs short programmes for graduates of all degree backgrounds, in many areas, from journalism to digital marketing.
- Go Ape: is often on the lookout for outdoor instructors. You can apply from any academic background, regardless of grade. More important is experience in outdoor pursuits, training others, marketing and sales.

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Old habits die hard. Physicians continue to order low-value preoperative tests that add unnecessary costs and the potential for subsequent testing that could convey risk to their patients. In 2002, the American Society of Anesthesiologists issued a practice advisory on the preanesthesia evaluation, which stated, "Preoperative tests should not be ordered routinely…preoperative tests may be ordered, required, or performed on a selective basis for purposes of guiding or optimizing perioperative management."1(p490) Consistent with that recommendation, Macpherson and I2 reviewed the literature on the value of commonly performed preoperative tests. We found that the incidence of abnormalities that influenced management among commonly ordered preoperative tests ranged from 0% to 3% and that only abnormal findings regarding hemoglobin, electrolytes, and kidney function predicted substantially higher postoperative complication rates (positive likelihood ratio, >3.0).
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Center of worship: Terenuthis
Renenutet was especially important in Lower Egypt because the center of her worship was in a city in the delta region. She was believed to have great powers. She could make soil fertile by merely looking at it and wipe out her enemies with just a glance. As a protector of children, it was her job to use this power against any evil-doer who intended to harm a child.
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Liver or Die A user led project and learning programme by The Swedish Drug Users Union Financed by Public Health Agency of Sweden
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Hafizabad: Police seize huge cache of weapons
HAFIZABAD: The CIA police have seized a heavy cashe of arms from a mini truck near Pindi Bhattian. Addressing a press conference, District Police Officer Karamatullah said that the CIA police were tiped-off that an arms smuggler was carrying heavy contingent of arms to Faisalabad for supplying to proclaimed offenders also bearing a head money. DSP CIA Hafizabad, Sheikh Muhammad Arshad took immediate action and stopped a mini truck near village Bhajranwali and recovered 43 pistols, 7 pump action guns, 3 single bore guns, 2 7MM rifles, 2 guns 44 bores, 1 G. three rifles, 1 double bore gun, one 22 bore gun and 6,266 rounds of various bores.
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1042 Richey Road,Franklin Twp OH, 45120
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3 beds , 2 Full baths
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- Room needs to be redecorated
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1 Department of Marketing and Statistics, Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus BSS, Aarhus University
2 MAPP - Centre for Research on Customer Relations in the Food Sector, Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus BSS, Aarhus University
3 Department of Management, Aarhus BSS, Aarhus University
4 Department of Management, Aarhus BSS, Aarhus University
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- Consumers make choices, and we want to understand or even predict them. This is the interest that has driven most of the consumer research we have seen over the decades. Sometimes we can understand choices just by looking at the environment in which they take place, but these cases are rare. So most of the time we believe we have to understand the mental processes leading up to the choice in order to understand it.
- Type:
- Journal article
- Language:
- English
- Published in:
- Marketing Research, 2003, Vol 15, Issue 2, p. 46-46
- Keywords:
- MAPP; Mental processes; Verbalization; Forbrugere; Forbrugeradfærd; Forbrugerundersøgelse; Fødevarevalg; Forudsigelse; Consumers; Consumer behaviour; Consumer research; Food choice; Prediction
- Main Research Area:
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Columbia Pictures has launched the official site for David Fincher's The Social Network, which is filled to the brim with the first official photos from the film. The site is set up so that you can view 46 promotional photos and production stills, organized by cast member: Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake, Rooney Mara, Max Minghella, Armie Hammer, and Brenda Song. Check out the images for yourself after the jump.
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Great restaurant! Try the sushi nacho appetizer, amazing!
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Tuna sushi
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The FOOD!!!
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The service was great, and so was the selection and food served!!!
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The manager was really nice and sweet. Since it was New Years Eve, the staff was accommodating and the Beef Steak galbi style like was really good. Not overall crowd for a cozy place but definitely friendly.
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Sushi is very good and different
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Food, Service everything was excellent
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Service was excellent. Wasn't busy—really a hidden gem at Dr. Phillips Marketplace.
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Loving Hut
Shop 2/ 1420 Logan Rd, Brisbane, Queensland, 4122
Part of international chain of vegan restaurants inspired by Supreme Master Ching Hai, an advocate for veg living. Each location is individual operated. Serves vegan food, coffee, non-alcoholic beverages, and desserts. Casual, modern decor. Non smoking. Open Mon-Fri 11:00am-2:30pm, Mon-Fri 5:00pm-8:30pm, Sat 12:00pm-8:30pm.
Category: Vegan, Western, Fast food, Asian
Reviews (35)First Review by sadimgnik
hit and miss - Edit
I have been here several times now, my first visit was a good experience however my 2nd and 3rd were not so great. The girl on the front counter serving was so rude and actually seemed a bit bored being there. Portions sizes my 2nd time here were much smaller than my 1st visit as well (I ordered the same items). I wouldn't go out of my way to visit here anymore but if im in the area I'll get takeaway.
Pros: cheap prices, 100% vegan, yummy food
Cons: rude counter staff , portion sizes seem to change
Always nice - Edit
This is a nice place to come in and grab a tasty, affordable vegan meal. The atmosphere is always pleasant. The food is consistently good. The menu has a variety of cuisines to accommodate everyone.
Updated from previous review on 2016-12-30
Pros: Good variety, Consistent quality, Friendly environment
Cons: Small portions
special vegan restaurant - Edit
I have eaten at Loving Hut restaurants in Australia, Thailand and Vietnam but I always look forward to visiting to this one ... Loving Hut is not like other restaurant as it is run by followers of the Supreme Master tv group ... sometimes I have been as part of a vego group but mostly I go on my own ... I have worked my way through everything on their menu and have not been ever disappointed with the quality or quantity of the food ... this week's visit was no exception with same beautiful food and same great service ... updated menu photos uploaded
Pros: great vego restaurant
Hit and Miss - Edit
The food is not bad but can be quite oily, and sometimes not hot enough. Overall it's quick, easy and reasonably priced, but not very fresh. If you're into fake meat and vegan versions of old favourites, you'll have a good time. If not, there are better options.
Pros: Reasonable price, All vegan, Quick service
Cons: Lacks freshness
Feeling the Love - Edit
I've made several trips to The Loving Hut, and their service and food are equally amazing! There's something for everyone, and even my non-veg friends love eating here! They have a great, loving vibe and their passion for vegan food is amazing! I've tried several dishes here and am particularly partial to their Peking Luck Pancakes and Tom Yum Fried Rice.
Family dinner winner - Edit
This is the 5th Loving Hut I have visited so far and like the others it provides great value, tasty food. I took my omni family members along and they all seemed to thoroughly enjoy their meals. Good, friendly service too!
Something for everyone - Edit
I bring all my friends and family here. Has a good selection of different cuisines and all vegan! Favourite dish is the lasagne.
Pros: Well priced , Good portions , Selection of international cuisines
Cons: Menu never changes occasional specials , Personally find the tv's distracting , No alcohol
Delicious and huge menu ! - Edit
I had a fantastic experience at The Loving Hut…I found the guy who served very friendly. I was surprised by such an extensive menu and decided on the creamy mushroom "cabonara" pasta…wow !! the tastiest meal ! and HUGE well worth the cpl extra $s enough for two to share. Fast service too. Looking forward to my next visit :)
Pros: delicious, big menu selection, fast service
Try smiling once in a while! - Edit
I have been eating at Loving Hut for many years now and always love the food- can't lose with such an extensive menu-ALL DELICIOUS and the food never disappoints. However, tonight I went with a group of friends and we were served (if you can call it that!) by the most miserable young lady- I hope for her sake she was just having a bad day! We all agreed the food was great- but two of the party said they would never return because of the poor service.
Pros: Excellent food, Good Value, Generous servings
Cons: Miserable staff !
Mixed Experiences - Edit
I've been here a number of times, had some good experiences, and some slightly more 'iffy' ones. I'll continue to return, however, as my non-veg friends love the food here, and the prices really can't be beaten. Some of the menu items are absurdly good (especially the mushroom carbonara, so creamy!).
The service here is really speedy, and a couple of times it has been too speedy - to the point where my food wasn't warmed through when it arrived. For this reason, I'll never order the sweet & sour nuggets again.
The decor is a little bland too, but that's okay. Again, with the price of the meals (and the deliciousness when they do get it right) it's worth a try if you can find a menu item that you enjoy.
Pros: Excellent value, Tasty carbonara, Quick service
Cons: Decor, Food not always cooked through properly
Amazing - love love love - Edit
All expectations exceeded. They may have got our order slightly wrong, but it just meant we enjoyed the salt n pepper tofu instead of the salt n pepper mushroom. The food is amazing, prices are great, staff are lovely, setting was comfortable and they have a great freezer selection of goodies. Wish I had room for dessert, but alas an excuse to come back.
Pros: Good prices , Delicious Food, All rounder!
Cons: May get order wrong - human error, Lots of deep fried food, There are none of these in SA!
loving hut love! - Edit
i've been to other loving huts and this one might just be my favorite. the heavenly salad was just perfect as was the thai red curry. staff was friendly and the place was clean. plus the pricing was good as the portions are a good size. i really like the outdoor seating area.
Pros: full of flavor, vegan heaven, good sized portions
Lunch - Edit
More Cafe than Restaurant but good service and food.
Pros: Good menu
Cons: Pricey but good size serves
Love Loving Hut - Edit
With several visits to this Loving Hut in the last few years I have always found the service and food of a reasonable quality. The decor and atmosphere is more canteen quality, so it not your 'hot date' type place to take your veggo girlfriend. However, all food is vegan and reasonably priced. The meals are predominantly Asian inspired and they use quite a bit of soy and tofu in their dishes. Vegetables in all dishes are fresh and not overcooked and they often have specials of the day that include seasonal fruit or vegetables - so there is often something new and different to try.
Pros: economical, vegan!, varied menu
Cons: canteen-style decor and atmosphere
Good but... - Edit
Overall my first outing to The Loving Hut Mt Gravatt was fine. The staff were both nice and fast but don't offer the good service you might expect from a restaurant. The food came out quickly and was pretty nice - although there seems to be soy and/or tofu in just about everything (maybe that's just my impression).
If I could change one thing it would be that they concentrated on interior decoration and ambience. Everything is either too plain or too tacky and there's really no need for either. If it weren't for my choice of diet I wouldn't eat there just because it felt more like a canteen than a fun outing.
Overall it was good enough for me to go back.
Updated from previous review on Sunday September 28, 2014
Pros: The food is fast and quite nice overall., Staff are courteous and friendly enough, Price is quite affordable.
Cons: More like a canteen than restaurant, Staff not great at service, Tofu/Soy in almost everything
Loving It! - Edit
Loving Hut has become my favourite veg restaurant!
The meals are quite large, very affordable, and taste absolutely heavenly! There's live music on Thursdays and 10% off dinner on Tuesdays, alfresco dining as well.
I've tried their Beijing Black Bean, which became an instant favourite, the flavour just blew me away!
The "Seven Seas Delight" comes as a close second, it's crispy and delightful with a sticky ginger-soy sauce, and to be honest I don't even know what it was made of, but the place being a vegan spot I didn't have to ask :)
My husband said their Laksa was the best one he's ever had, and he's a carnivore. Good news for me, I won't have to twist his arm to go back there for a meal, hehe.
The "Ten Wonders" was great too, it just surprised me that the veggies on top of the noodles weren't cooked, but raw. Still delicious though. Oh, and the "Crispy Yum" was tasty too. I took my meat eating mates there and they were very surprised by how tasty vegan food can be.
Even the biggest meat fan of our group said he'd be back, and so will I.
Pros: Cheap, Large meals, Food comes out quickly
Best Vegan Restaurant in Brisbane - Edit
Dress casual but eat like a King! Lasagne, Laksa, Malay Satay Sticks, Nuggets, Tom Yum rice - the most extensive menu for a Vegan joint. This is the place to take your non-Vegetarian friends and they can still order meals they know - and they will love the taste and textures. I used to love The Magic Wok / Leaderbowl in Sunnybank (now closed) but this is the best of the best. The Green Edge (Windsor) and Tea Master (Fortitude Valley) are the next best.
Having eaten at the Loving Huts in Hong Kong and South Korea, which are also great, I have to say our Brisbane shop is something very, very special. Enjoy the casual atmosphere and the wonderful tucker!
Pros: Most extensive Vegan menu ever, Most dishes are winners, Car Park out back
Cons: Supreme Master TV
Love Loving Hut - Edit
This has gotta be one of the best vegan restaurants in Brisbane. The prices are great, the food is consistently good, and the range of food is amazing! I take all my non-vegan friends here and they love it and later take their own families and friends here! Oh...and the price is so reasonable! I was so impressed I have written a review, and that doesn't happen very often!
Pros: delicious and consistent, well priced, clean with a 5 star highest rating
Great vegan fast food - Edit
Loving Hut is vegan chain slightly more upmarket than a fast food restaurant and being what it is - I think it is fabulous!
I have been many times and I think I have tried nearly everything on the menu. I like the asian salad and simply because I miss it from my childhood - spaghetti bolognaise. My husband has the black bean dish nearly every time and LOVES it. The only dish that I don't like is the sweet and sour 'pork' as the sauce is very sweet and ordinary.
The pan bread, if you like fried food, is yummy. Also the iced coffees and desserts are scrumptious. Yes sometimes they are busy and the service a tad slow and sometimes communication a bit lacking, but they are always pleasant and lovely. Sometimes it is a bit noisy for me, but that is everywhere you go.
I have been to a few Loving Huts now (the other 2 in Sydney) and I find the variety of food here is better and I enjoyed the food more.
I love their message and that they care about animals and the environment as well and support charities.
Updated from previous review on Saturday August 17, 2013
Pros: Great food selections Asian to western, Nearly everything tastes great, Support animals and green causes
Cons: fast food style, so don't expect gourmet, not open Sunday
My weekly staple - Edit
Loving Hut is right around the corner from me - great convenience food for my family's weekly take away! As others have said, it's such a relief to walk into somewhere and know that you can eat everything on the menu without question! I discovered this gem about 6 months into my vegan journey and have loved trying everything on the menu.
The food and flavours are generally fantastic. The lasagne is a hands-down family favourite, closely followed by the vegetable korma. Hubby loves their spring fried rice. Servings are generous and reasonably priced ($11-$14 for mains). We share meals and always have leftovers.
I must say, I have tried all their desserts and dislike them all! The cheesecakes are bland and I feel sick every time I bite the chocolate cake (hubby occasionally orders it). Sorry folks - am surprised to read so many reviews praising them when I find them all foul. Desserts from menu much better but are pretty basic. Ice cream with an Oreo stuck on top, for example.
Now to the cons (yes, even I can see they exist!). The atmosphere is pretty average - "canteen feel" agreed by previous review. If only they had table cloths and were set with cutlery and maybe a candle, the ambiance would change dramatically. It's self-serve cutlery, napkins, water and other condiments. It seems each choice that detracts from the place is for cost-cutting purposes.
The service is hit-and-miss. They're all about pushing people thru, with zero customer connection. I have stopped several staff members at the counter and forced them to look me in the eye and say hello. ONE exception - a gorgeous, friendly young girl who, after 2 years of regular visits, is the only one who acknowledges me as a returning customer. Wish I knew her name. Everyone wears jeans and they're not too interested in accommodating special requests. Service just downright sucks. Good service is very important to me, so it says a lot about their food that I keep coming back.
Also agreed that there is a whole lot of fake meat going on in the menu. The 'cutlets', though tasty, are hardly a health food. They even have fake prawns!! Kinda wish they'd avoid fried, sugary, mock-meat items on the menu. I asked what was in the lasagne cheesy sauce (it's freakin awesome) and was told it's just flour, sugar and water!!! So that makes me sad. I'm a vegan for health reasons.
All that said, the food is super tasty and an ideal place to take skeptical carnivores. I'll remain a loyal regular despite their downfalls.
Pros: food , price , serving size
Cons: customer service , too much mock meat, ambiance
Worth trying ... - Edit
It's popular. Everyone knows it. I have visited many Loving huts around the world, and this is average. Food is ok and the desserts, especially vegan cheesecakes, are just heavenly with their chai latte. Often the service can be friendly but sometimes a bit disorganized. And I never can forget how I once ordered a drink that was never brought to me and I went to complain, the waitress asked me to go from table to table and ask if someone has accidentally got my drink ... But that was the only time I got upset with them, otherwise have left happy.
Pros: Vegan, desserts ver yummy
Cons: not much variety, average food, sometimes a bit unprofessional service
Made my partner very sick - Edit
We visit loving hut because they give you the option of no onion or garlic.
My partner is severely intolerant to onion. It makes him sweat and shake and vomit. He CANNOT EAT IT under any circumstances. So he always makes it very clear to the wait staff that his meal cannot have onion. He even checks again before he eats the meal to be absolutely sure. Well guess what? Tonight his meal DID have onion. Despite checking and double checking. Now he's really sick. We will never eat at Loving Hut again!!!
Great food but service is lacking - Edit
My partner and I have been to this restaurant a couple of times and although the food is great, the service - not so much. The first time we went it was a busy Saturday night and it didn't take us too long to order our food and be seated - maybe 15 mins with a packed restaurant. The food came out quite quickly as well - except for our desserts. We waited 30 mins after we finished our mains before asking where our dessert was. 5 minutes later, my partner got his dessert - but it was the incorrect one. We got it switched over and again asked where my dessert was (which was choc mint ice cream). The waitress said she'd check on it. 15 minutes later we stopped the same waitress as she walked past and then she remembered and rushed back into the kitchen and I got my dessert straight away. Considering it was 2 scoops of ice cream with an oreo on top - it should have come sooner. And my partners dessert was a slice of cake that was in the glass display case so we really shouldn't have waited so long. The problem was even though they had enough staff when we first sat down, 2 large groups came in for what looked like birthday parties. As soon as these groups ordered their food it seemed like they had priority over everyone else. But despite this, the food was good!
The second time we went, the food was great but again the service wasn't. This time it was a Tuesday night so there were less people in the restaurant but they only had 2 people working! One was taking orders and the other had to run out the food. Again we waited too long for our food and my partner kept having to go up to check on it. Again, I was a little disappointed by the service but the food was good. I'll probably still go there as my partner and I do enjoy the food, but we will probably get take away instead.
If you go there, two things to note: First - on Tuesday they have a 10% discount. Second - it may seem like they have starters (which are listed as snacks) but they don't. They make the snacks and mains at the same time and bring out the dishes as soon as they are done. So sometimes you may find your main coming out before the snack. They don't tell you this when you go there and some people get confused.
Pros: Good food, Nice variety, Discount on Tuesdays!
Cons: Service isn't the best, Meals can came out at different times
Vegan Hut - Edit
We have visited this Loving Hut several times in the last few years, we always find it clean, the staff friendly and the food tasty. The menu is displayed on a wall in large pictures, easy to follow and with occasional special dishes of the day. The prices are good for what you get and the range of (mostly Asian style) dishes allows a good variety of healthy and err,.. less healthy options to be selected. The restaurant has a bit of a canteen feel about it, so may not be good for a romantic dinner, but definitely good for a nice no-brainer vego feed when you are not in the mood to attempt navigation of a meat-based restaurant menu.
Pros: Economical, Vegan, Easy to order
indifferent - Edit
Food was great, location - great, parking - great, service - poor!
Not sure if there was a communication/ cultural breakdown but the staff/service were lacking in friendliness and helpfulness.
I will visit again one day (everyone deserves a second chance) but definitely in no hurry.
Undecided on my overall experience really.
Pros: nice outdoor eating, dog friendly, tasty food
Cons: service unfriendly ( one person only), toilets difficult to access
At last some raw vegan - Edit
very happy with the food and the service was friendly and informative.
At last we have some RAW VEGAN dishes and cakes in Brisbane. Lets have some more especially on the north side.
Pros: RAW VEGAN, Great Food, Friendly service and handy parking
Good - Edit
I was quite impressed with Loving Hut on my first visit. I enjoyed my meal there, it was filling and very tasty. The menu was specific as it detailed what dishes were gluten-free and which ones contained onion. I agree with another reviewer about the posibility of MSG... I was unusually thirsty following my meal but overall I would return.
Pros: Nice food, Affordable
Cons: MSG?, Not many solely vegetable dishes
take-away - Edit
i have had take-away twice from here.
comparing Green Vegetarian Restaruant (1 min away) and here I find that this is a bit of a let down.
I believe from what I've eaten that food contains MSG... from after-taste and dry mouth.
Serving sizes are ok for price compared to green vegetarian (actually vegan)
and although there is a variety of choices to choose from there is not as many as expected from a vegan restaruant.
Pros: cheap
Cons: maybe MSG
Everything is fried or coated in oil - Edit
I was really surprised at the business model at this Loving Hut, its just a bunch of pictures on the wall and you can only order what is on a picture minus nuts or w/o gluten if the items is marked. I usually rely on Loving Huts to get a nice bowl of steamed veggies and rice, but alas all I could eat here was a steamed bowl of rice as they refused to prepare any vegetables w/o frying them in some manner. Its a nice place, but its just sad that they won't make a single healthy dish from all their menu items, their Vietnamese Spring Rolls were filled with fried tofu that wasn't listed in the description... Waste of a trip.
Cons: everything fried, unhealthy, murdered veggies
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vegan77 16 Jun 2010 - This is a bit harsh. Most restaurants do not serve raw and completely unfried food. There is plenty on the menu that is light and healthy (dumplings, rolls etc).
JME 08 Jul 2010 - I agree with vegan77. There are also at least two salads on the menu. I think all of the main courses there have loads of veggies in them (in sauces yes, but certainly not fried!), chunky veggies that are perfectly cooked (probably steamed). I have been there before with people who were able to get a dish modified to suit them, so perhaps there was a breakdown in communication when you went?
Yum - Edit
a must eat in place!!!!!
Pros: Yum
Cons: See the pro section
YUM - Edit
Great to go to a vegan restaurant. What a luxury to not have to think about what might be lurking in something a restaurant calls 'vegetarian'.
The vegan iced chocolate will have me driving across town again and again. The food is great too. Large servings. I have the loving wrap and it was great.
Pros: vegan iced chocolate
Best in Brisbane! - Edit
Interesting dishes, a great fusion of western and Asian cuisines. Healthy and junky all at once! Three words: vegan iced chocolate.
Pros: Great quality & quantity, Friendly staff, Great value
Cons: Location: busy road, not central
Loving the loving hut... - Edit
My first trip to a full vegan restaurant (but a vegan for over 2 years) I was so surprised and thankful for such a nice little place! Great atmosphere and setup. Catered well and meals came fairly quickly. I ordered the "loving wrap" (think bean curd wrapped scrambled tofu) with sauces and it was absaloutely delicious! really enjoyable! I also had a side of thai salad which had small diced tofu in it, and spices and sauces. Very spicy! Very diverse flavour but great nonetheless! they have daily specials and provide takeaway in biodegradable containers! I also had a peppermint tea whihc was well presented. I felt the staff still needed a little bit of time getting used to the customers and service but thats okay, the atmosphere and meal made up for it. Great prices and decent servings.
Highly recommended.
Pros: atmosphere, cheap, comfortable
Cons: outside is right by the noisy road
Thumbs Up for Loving Hut, Mt. Gravatt - Edit
My friend and I went to Loving Hut (Mt. Gravatt, Brisbane) last night for dinner. We were very impressed! We were greeted warmly and given a run through the menu.
My friend and I shared some spring rolls to begin with - wow! Yummo. Very fresh, hot and tasty. When our mains came out we were really impressed with the size of the meals. I had the Beijing Black Bean with rice and my friend had the Golden Curry with rice. SO tasty. We each had a taste of each others meal and loved it. Neither of us got through the whole meal, so we asked for take away containers. Our waiter bought out BIODEGRADABLE take away containers, which were 50c each (bargain) and a great touch.
We were pretty full after our big meals but we were tempted by a freshly baked, still warm, apple cake and of course we agreed to a piece, to share. It was served with coconut cream, which was just lovely! That cake is worth a return trip alone!
I have to say I was very impressed with the set up - the menus were well displayed on the walls, and there was no overally obvious indication that it was a veg*an restaurant. The tvs were a great touch - not too in your face, the volume was low, and we didn't really pay to much attention to them. We were too busy talking.
Everything was clean and tidy, and the staff were very friendly. The prices were very reasonable. The mains averaged $9.90 and a piece of cake was $3.50. They have iced coffees and chocolates, coffees and other hot drinks, and non-alcoholic beverages. It would also be great for lunch with salads and sushi also available.
Pros: excellent food, friendly staff, good value
Cons: chairs were a bit hard
Good food, excellent price, some teething problems - Edit
I'm not a vegetarian - but my wife & I decided to try this new Vegan restaurant instead of the steak restaurant that we usually frequent next door.
Pros: The food was excellent - and great value.
We had a '10 veg' mixture that was a special (but will soon be on the regular menu, we were told). $7.90, and it was a very large bowl.
We also tried the "Loving Wrap' ... essentially steamed vegies, beancurd 'omelette', and steamed rice. $8.90, and again, a substantial meal.
Cons: The restaurant is very new, so staff were still 'finding their way' ... for example, one of the meals was initially presented without an essential sauce. The manager noticed that and had it fixed before we'd had more than a mouthful, but ...
Also, the restaurant is run by followers of the Supreme Master - and SupremeMaster.tv programming is broadcast on three or 4 screens in the restaurant. That's not a great problem - but the TV volume was set for a packed room .. and was just a fraction too high given that there were only two couples in the restaurant.
Overall: we'll go again - to try a few other menu items. But next time we won't take any wine. The restaurant only serves non-alcoholic beverages, and is NOT byo.
Pros: Good food, good value
Cons: A little noisy
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FIRST it was coloured clothing and white balls, then a 20-over knockabout competition. Now the idea that nothing is sacred in English cricket is about to be reinforced. When the 140th edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack hits the shelves a week today, it will bear a photograph on its cover for the first time.
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Out of the horror of the Boston Marathon bombings came so many milestone moments for the victims. On Wednesday, it was Stoneham native Marc Fucarile's moment.
Out of the horror of the Boston Marathon bombings came so many milestone moments for the victims. On Wednesday, it was Stoneham native Marc Fucarile's moment.
After six weeks at Mass General Hospital, he left for Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital — the final victim of all those injured in the blasts to officially leave MGH. Fucarile lost his right leg in the bombing, but his spirits are whole.
Surrounded by his family, emergency medical technicians and nurses, Fucarile had nothing but gratitude for being alive.
"Thanks to MGH for saving my life and to the first responders. They did an amazing job that day. I thank my family for their support," said Fucarile. "I also want to thank all the perfect strangers who don't know me and support me with their prayers, their thoughts and their donations."
On marathon day Fucarile was with a group of friends, including JP and Paul Norden, each of whom also lost a leg. But like them, Fucarile said he's not looking back.
"I am looking forward to my next step. I feel positive and happy and glad to be alive," he said.
He said he's especially happy to be there for his 5-year-old son, Gavin.
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A wedding to Gavin's mother, Jen Regan, was in the works. But now, that will have to wait until Fucarile reaches yet another milestone.
"Time-wise, I don't know if I will be able to dance," said Fucarile.
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There will be more surgeries and months of rehab. Doctors say his left leg is looking good, but there are no guarantees. Fucarile said he had faith in himself, his family and his country.
"It's been amazing to see how America is the most beautiful place to live. To walk and dance again, to marry Jen and play with my son is all I want. I am living right now; for today."


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Image and Memory: Photography from Latin America, 1866-1994By: FotoFest International (author), Wendy Watriss (editor), Lois Parkinson Zamora (editor), Boris Kossoy (creator), Fernando Castro (creator), Marta Sanchez Philippe (creator)Hardback
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DescriptionFotoFest 1992, a major festival of international photography, brought Latin American photography into focus for a wide audience. Offering a diverse selection of photographers, countries, artistic movements, and subject matter, the show revealed a photographic tradition rich in history and creativity. Drawing from the more than 1,000 images exhibited by FotoFest, this book documents the work of fifty-two photographers from ten countries. The photographs range from the opening of the Brazilian frontier in the 1880s to a secret archive of documentary images from El Salvador's recent civil war to works of specifically aesthetic intent. Many of the photographs appear here in print for the first time. Watriss's opening essay provides the curatorial overview for the book. Lois Zamora examines the roots of visual image-making in Latin American cultures. Boris Kossoy addresses the history of Latin American photography through the nineteenth century, while Fernando Castro covers the contemporary scene. With its compelling images and English-Spanish text, this book will serve as a benchmark for future studies of photography in Latin America.
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About AuthorWendy Watriss is the artistic director of FotoFest. Lois Parkinson Zamora is Professor of English at the University of Houston.
ContentsAcknowledgments Image and Memory: Photography from Latin America, 1866-1994 (Wendy Watriss) Photography in Nineteenth-Century Latin America: The European Experience and the Exotic Experience (Boris Kossoy) Crossover Dreams: Remarks On Contemporary Latin American Photography (Fernando Castro) PLATES Uruguay: The War of the Triple Alliance, 1865-1870 Brazil: The Opening of a Frontier, 1880-1910 Colombia: Medellin, the New City, 1897-1946 Guatemala: The Colonial Legacy, Religious Photographs, 1880-1920 Peru: Modernity in the Southern Andes: Peruvian Photography, 1908-1930 Ecuador: Old and New, 1925-1986 Argentina: A Crossing of Cultures: Four Women in Argentina, 1937-1968 Mexico: Witnesses of Time, 1987-1991: Flor Garduno Guatemala: The Imprint of Time, Nupcias de Soledad: Luis Gonzalez Palma El Salvador: In the Eye of the Beholder, The War in El Salvador, 1980-1992 Argentina and Uruguay: The Modern Landscape, 1981-1991 Brazil: Color from Brazil Brazil: Mario Cravo Neto Colombia: On the Edge, 1970-1994 Venezuela: New Visions, 1987-1990 Quetzalcoatl's Mirror: Reflections on the Photographic Image in Latin America (Lois Parkinson Zamora) Bibliography (Marta Sanchez Philippe) Artist Biographies Contributor Biographies Lenders List Index
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Romans 8:31-35 What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us? He who did not spare His own Son, but delivered Him up for us all, how shall He not with Him also freely give us all things? Who shall bring a charge against God's elect? It is God who justifies. Who is he who condemns? It is Christ who died, and furthermore is also risen, who is even at the right hand of God, who also makes intercession for us. Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?


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The interesting thing is the way Tony Montana stays in the memory, taking on the dimensions of a real, tortured person. Most thrillers use interchangeable characters, and most gangster movies are more interested in action than personality, but "Scarface" is one of those special movies, like "The Godfather," that is willing to take a flawed, evil man and allow him to be human. Maybe it's no coincidence that Montana is played by Al Pacino, the same actor who played Michael Corleone.
Montana is a punk from Cuba. The opening scene of the movie informs us that when Cuban refugees were allowed to come to America in 1981, Fidel Castro had his own little private revenge -- and cleaned out his prison cells, sending us criminals along with his weary and huddled masses. We see Montana trying to bluff his way through an interrogation by US federal agents, and that's basically what he'll do for the whole movie: bluff. He has no real character and no real courage, although for a short time cocaine gives him the illusion of both.
"Scarface" takes its title from the 1932 Howard Hawks movie, which was inspired by the career of Al Capone. That Hawks film was the most violent gangster film of its time, and this 1983 film by Brian DePalma also has been surrounded by a controversy over its violence, but in both movies the violence grows out of the lives of the characters; it isn't used for thrills but for a sort of harrowing lesson about self-destruction. Both movies are about the rise and fall of a gangster, and they both make much of the hero's neurotic obsession with his sister, but the 1983 "Scarface" isn't a remake, and it owes more to "The Godfather" than to Hawks.
That's because it sees its criminal so clearly as a person with a popular product to sell, working in a society that wants to buy. In the old days it was booze. For the Corleones, it was gambling and prostitution. Now it's cocaine. The message for the dealer remains the same: Only a fool gets hooked on his own goods. For Tony Montana, the choices seem simple at first. He can work hard, be honest and make a humble wage as a dishwasher. Or he can work for organized crime, make himself more vicious than his competitors and get the big cars, the beautiful women and the boot-licking attention from nightclub doormen. He doesn't wash many dishes.
As Montana works his way into the south Florida illegal drug trade, the movie observes him with almost anthropological detachment. This isn't one of those movies where the characters all come with labels attached ("boss," "lieutenant," "hit man") and behave exactly as we expect them to. DePalma and his writer, Oliver Stone, have created a gallery of specific individuals, and one of the fascinations of the movie is that we aren't watching crime-movie clichés, we're watching people who are criminals.
Al Pacino does not make Montana into a sympathetic character, but he does make him into somebody we can identify with, in a horrified way, if only because of his perfectly understandable motivations. Wouldn't we all like to be rich and powerful, have desirable sex partners, live in a mansion, be catered to by faithful servants -- and hardly have to work? Well, yeah, now that you mention it. Dealing drugs offers the possibility of such a lifestyle, but it also involves selling your soul.
Montana gets it all and he loses it all. That's predictable. What is original about this movie is the attention it gives to how little Montana enjoys it while he has it. Two scenes are truly pathetic; in one of them, he sits in a nightclub with his blond mistress and his faithful sidekick, and he's so wiped out on cocaine that the only emotions he can really feel are impatience and boredom. In the other one, trying for a desperate transfusion of energy, he plunges his face into a pile of cocaine and inhales as if he were a drowning man.
"Scarface" understands this criminal personality, with its links between laziness and ruthlessness, grandiosity and low self-esteem, pipe dreams and a chronic inability to be happy. It's also an exciting crime picture, in the tradition of the 1932 movie. And, like the "Godfather" movies, it's a gallery of wonderful supporting performances: Steven Bauer as a sidekick, Michelle Pfeiffer as a woman whose need for drugs leads her from one wrong lover to another, Robert Loggia as a mob boss who isn't quite vicious enough, and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, as Pacino's kid sister who wants the right to self-destruct in the manner of her own choosing.
These are the people Tony Montana deserves in his life, and "Scarface" is a wonderful portrait of a real louse.
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William LaPlante Jr. is President Barack Obama's pick to be assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, according to an announcement from the White House on Oct. 30.
LaPlante currently serves as the principal deputy for the assistant secretary for acquisition, a job he began earlier this year. His duties include providing advice and guidance on Air Force acquisition and overseeing research, development, testing, production and modernization for a $40 billion annual portfolio, according to his bio.
LaPlante has spent his career in both the public and private sectors, and has served on a number of advisory boards, including the Defense Science Board, U.S. Strategic Command Senior Advisory Group and Naval Research Advisory Committee. Prior to joining the Defense Department this year, he was employed at defense contractor MITRE Corp.
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The new terminal C of the Shenzhen International Airport is set to open by the end of November and passengers taking that metro should add at least 30 minutes to their travel time just to reach terminals A and B. construction of Metro Line 11 the airport's express line is still ongoing and is scheduled to be completed in 2016. During this time the airport will be providing passengers shuttle buses that link Airport East Station with the Terminal C.
Thirty buses will be placed in service and these buses will depart at an interval of 3 to 5 minutes. Among the 30 buses, 13 of these will be used to link Terminal C to other parts of the city. Private vehicles can get to the new terminal using the Hezhou Flyover on Guangzhou-Shenzhen Expressway that links Shenzhen International airport which will take only five minutes to reach using the flyover. The new airport terminal will have 62 boarding gates and will house new boarding and security areas and check in systems. Passengers will check in for their flights on the fourth floor and depart on the third floor, while international passengers check in at the third floor.
To ensure that the airport can handle the rush of passengers, a drill was held last Saturday using mock passengers which commented that the airport should need more detailed signs that will help guide drivers to look for check in areas since the terminal is trice the size of Terminals A and B. also some suggested that the airport provide more electric carts to assist and transport its passengers to gates.
Its takes 15 minutes to reach a gate after passing through all necessary checks, all though the new terminal has moving sidewalks to that allows passengers to walk around quickly, it still takes 30 to reach the farthest gates this will be a burden to small children with luggage and elderly people. Passengers can get their baggage at the first floor and electronic detail signboards are installed to inform passengers on the flight arrivals and luggage details.