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Malcolm belongs to: The Diving Centre Ltd
Malcolm joined the diving club in 2005. It had been a childhood dream to learn to dive.
Malcolm was interviewed by Carl Greenwood on 6 March 2006. The interview took place at Fenham swimming baths and lasted 3 minutes and 58 seconds.
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"Ive dived my pool dives at Fenham and my open water dive to qualify was in the Isle of Bute"
Ive dived my pool dives at Fenham and my open water dive to qualify was in the Isle of Bute, west coast of Scotland, that was in November last year. It wasnt as cold as I had first thought it would be, but it was fine. I had some good instructors and I was with a lot of other people who were all qualifying and we just had a great weekend. And the social side of it is just as good as the diving side of it.
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European Painting before 1900, Johnson Collection Virgin and Child Made in Venice, Italy, Europec. 1459-60 Giovanni Bellini, also called Giambellino, Italian (active Venice), first documented 1459, died 1516 Oil on panel * Gallery 208, European Art 1100-1500, second floor Cat. 165 John G. Johnson Collection, 1917 |
LabelThroughout his career, Bellini painted for private patrons intimate images of the Virgin and Child behind a parapet. This is one of his earliest renditions of the subject. The background of this picture, originally painted as a bluish sky with clouds, has altered due to time and former cleanings.* Works in the collection are moved off view for many different reasons. Although gallery locations on the website are updated regularly, there is no guarantee that this object will be on display on the day of your visit. |


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Hiccups are spasms of the diaphragm muscle. They are repeated and cannot be controlled. This results in an odd, sometimes uneasy gasping sensation and sound with each hiccup.
Hiccups are common. There are many possible causes, including:
- Drinking a lot of fluids, including alcohol
- Gastrointestinal conditions, including gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
- Dehydration
- Stress or intense emotions
- Some medications
- Certain conditions that irritate the brain or nerves in the neck (such as goiter, meningitis, multiple sclerosis)
Phrenic Nerve and Diaphragm
Risk Factors
Everyone experiences hiccups at one time or another.
Symptoms include:
- Spasms of the diaphragm muscle that repeat and cannot be controlled
- Uneasy gasping and sound with each hiccup
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. You may need tests if the doctor is concerned that the hiccups may be caused by a condition. These tests might include:
- Blood tests
- Liver function tests
- The doctor may need to view images to examine your body structures. This can be done with:
Many treatments for hiccups involve stimulating nerves that may be involved. This can be done by:
- Eating hard to swallow items such as granulated sugar or molasses
- Sucking on ice cubes
- Gagging with purpose
- Valsalva maneuver—holding your breath and bearing down, as you might when having a bowel movement
- Breathing into a bag
- Gasping with purpose
Some drugs may help hiccups, including:
- Chlorpromazine —an antipsychotic medicine approved to treat hard to control hiccups
- Seizure medicines
- Medicines used to treat nausea
- Muscle relaxing medicines
It is not known why some people get hiccups. There are no sure ways to prevent developing them. However, if you are prone to hiccups, you might want to avoid:
- Overfilling your stomach
- Drinking carbonated beverages or alcohol
- Becoming overexcited (including stress, intense emotion, heavy laughing, or crying)
American Academy of Family Physicians
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Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Hiccups. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us. Updated January 25, 2012. Accessed December 3, 2012.
What causes hiccups? KidsHealth website. Available at: http://kidshealth.org/kid/talk/qa/hiccup.html. Updated October 2011. Accessed December 3, 2012.
Last reviewed March 2013 by Brian Randall, MD
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Celebrate Harvestfest 2011 at Sonoita Vineyards
Wednesday, July 20th, 2011Sonoita Vineyards welcomes Arizona wine lovers to its Harvestfest 2011, this weekend, July 30 and 31, 10:00am to 4:00pm. For $15, visitors receive a souvenir wine glass and cork keychain, and enjoy tasting current releases, wine and food pairings, winery tour by the winemaker, and vineyard tour by horse-drawn wagon or tractor-drawn trailer.
Let you hair down and have fun stomping grapes at 1:30pm either day. Sonoita Vineyards is located at 290 Elgin-Canelo Road, just 3 miles south of Elgin (about an hour and 15 minutes from Tucson).
Great Arizona Grape Stomp 5Ks return
The Great Arizona Grape Stomp, a series of four different 5K Fun Runs, is back for round two. This is a fun way to make a tour across Arizona enjoying the fresh air, beautiful unique landscape, and tasting some fabulous wines. Liberate your Juice is this year's theme.
I enjoyed participating in the inaugural Grape Stomp race series in 2010, so I'm putting on my training gear to get in shape for this. I particularly enjoy running in the high desert where Arizona's vineyards and wineries are located—it's always a few degrees cooler than here in Tucson. Mostly, I love tasting the amazing wines and meeting the wonderful wine people throughout the state.
The Grape Stomp 5K series kicks off with a run through the vineyard in Willcox, AZ, on September 10, 2011. On October 1, 2011, participants will run through historic Old Town Cottonwood in the Verde Valley region. We'll head to Sonoita on October 22, 2011, to run through the scenic vineyards of Elgin. The final leg will be held to kick off Arizona Wine Week on November 1, 2011 with a run around the fountain in Fountain Hills, AZ.
Participants will receive a Grape Stomp t-shirt, a logo wine glass with which you can taste local wines for a discount following the race, and a goody bag. Proceeds from The Great Arizona Grape Stomp 5K Fun Runs benefit the Arizona Wine Growers Association, which serves grape growers and winemakers in Arizona, allying its members for representation, promotion, and education. The association strives to advance the sustainable growth and production of authentic Arizona-grown wines. Registration is $35 per person per race.


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This article, focused specifically on Mario Puzo's book, The Godfather, on which the film is based, and Puzo, who also did the screenplay for the film version, addresses the concerns and criticisms of the book. Firstly, the article states that the greatest criticism of the book is that it is too realistic, but it is argued in the article that this is in fact its best quality. Puzo should be praised for "making the outrageous plausible." The trick, as described, in making Don Vito a likeable character is a strength, for example, because it creates a depth and complexity to the character.
The article continues with an extensive discussion as to whether or not Don Corleone is a barbarian where barbarian is a place between nature and civilization. He is not completely wild, and yet he is closer to his emotions and basic instincts than others. Yet he is still capable of complete reason, particularly when he is in the process of making a decision, as this stands out as a time when he clearly thinks things through.
Further, there follows a discussion as to whether the American dream, and American justice are dead within the movie. The article questions if this is one of the very bases of the movie considering certain symbols. They use the example of a character's name to suggest it as a symbol that these are dying and something or someone will eventually have to come and fill their place.
Don Corleone is then depicted as a god-like character, as it is stated, " 'Don Corleone had no desire, no intention, of letting his youngest son be killed in the service of a power foreign to himself.' These words suggest not only the loyalty which a baron expects of his vassal, but the submission a god demands of his creation." This very depiction of Don Corleone puts a very different emphasis on family than the remainder of the film. Because although Corleone loves his sone, his greater concern is with power and control.


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I stayed her 3 days. Nice hotel, staff friendly and helpful. Just a nice stroll to the center. Hired a tuk-tuk for the Temples of Angkor for $15 all day.Breakfast OK one morning a la carte others buffet. I would reccomened this hotel
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I was challenged recently to solve this problem. An accident takes place on an intersection on a high road. However, if I was to write about this as taken place in a "high accident intersection" it would seem like a lot of accidents take place at that particular location. Is there a concise and accurate way of describing an accident at an intersection on a high altitude?
Are you trying to write a headline? I would probably go with "high altitude intersection accident". | |||||
An accident occurred at an intersection with highly elevated roads. or An intersection with elevated roads was the site of an accident. I like using complete sentences. | |||
How about 'high altitude road accident'? | |||||
Using "high" to decorate "intersection" directly seems not accurate if you go with this: "High intersection accident". How about this: High road intersection accident. | |||||||||
Would "accident-prone" intersection work? | |||
In BE it's normally refereed to as an "accident black spot". This might not be appropriate in the USA | |||
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The way you just did it would mean what you want: an intersection on which many accidents happen would be a high-accident intersection. But frankly I find both phrasings a bit awkward; such a string of words without clear connections can be quite hard to parse for the reader, as your confusion would seem to prove. Brevity should step aside if clarity is getting trampled. I don't see how you could say this without prepositions or subordinate clauses. | ||||
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History surrounds us in Southeastern Massachusetts.
You'll find it along Bay Road where George Washington stopped for food and rest at the Benjamin Williams Tavern while negotiating for cannon balls at the old Perry Foundry and where the militia marched from Taunton and Norton through Easton on their way to join the fight for independence. You can discover it in secret nooks and cubbyholes that concealed slaves in the stations along the Underground Railroad in homes in New Bedford and some say, in Raynham too.
It lies in the old cemeteries and is preserved and passed on to new generations through local historical societies, like Easton's.
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I remember one of my favorite albums of the mid-nineties was the ever popular The Downward Spiral by the leader of the alternative industrial scene at that time, Nine Inch Nails. As of late, said title comes to mind again regarding the drama that has manifested within the Stratovarius family circle. Perhaps it could serve as a befitting catch phrase/subtitle for a tele-biography, if there ever was one, sewing the similar thread of VH1: Behind The Music, only Stratovarius: The Downward Spiral. My, what a tangled web has been woven within the band's ranks over the past year or so. For those of you who are not in the know, here's a brief recap of the action:
Now it's no mystery that Stratovarius have been on some sort of creative decline for quite awhile. Many of their most recent efforts have failed to deliver the magic that the earlier works possessed. Moreover, there is an extensive list of events that could very well spell the bands demise; 1) Violent feuding between vocalist Timo Kotipelto and drummer Jörg Michael led to Kotipelto's removal from the band, 2) An attempt on guitarist Timo Tolkki's life (with a box cutter of all things) was presumed to be the doing of the former singer, and 3) A lawsuit was issued against the band by their label, Nuclear Blast, for refusing to return a substantial amount of currency that was granted to them for the production of an upcoming release that was to feature their lineup at the time of the transaction. To fill the position of missing vocalist, the remaining members of Stratovarius opted to exercise the Arch Enemy angle and bring in a female voice to lead the way. How will this metal (soap) opera unfold in the months to come? Stay tuned...
Anyway, amid all of this madness was the writing, recording, and finally the launch of Kotipelto's second solo effort, Coldness. Being a great admirer of his first outing Waiting For The Dawn, this was a highly anticipated addition for my collection. With the same lineup backing him up as the previous disc, including Mike Romeo (Symphony X) and Juhani Malmberg (Tunnelvision) in the shredding department, Janne Warmen (Children Of Bodom) on keys, Mirka Rantanen (Thunderstone) beating the skins, and Jari Kainulainen (Stratovarius) handling the low end duties, Coldness was bound to be one hell of a sophomore release. Lord, was I ever so wrong.
I don't have even the slightest comprehension of how so much can go awry from one album to the next. One can only attribute this sub-par disappointment to Kotipelto's problems with his former bandmates; but this reasoning only accounts for his own flawed performance. What's the excuse of his band for not even nearing the brilliance of Waiting For The Dawn? In defense of these exceptional musicians I will project a possible theory: Perchance, due to their frontman's stress level he was difficult to collaborate with, and therefore they rushed the album to get out of dodge. Unfortunately, this makes sense.
Waiting For The Dawn was masterful and skillful in every aspect, so much that it brought back vivid memories of classic Stratovarius albums like Episode and Visions. This new disc is stale, unfocussed, and utterly uninspiring, paralleling latter day Strato records to a tee. Coldness doesn't really harbor any mind-blowing or memorable riffs or drumming, however, the lead interplay between Romeo and Warmen is spine-tingling as usual. This factor alone helped the album retain a somewhat high musicianship score, where it would have otherwise found its way into the garbage. With Century Media providing the studio budget, you're almost always guaranteed a decent production, and the same can be said here. Other than that, there is really nothing notable to mention regarding this flop.
Wow, and now you're expecting me to point out a few highlights from Coldness, huh? 'Twas quite a taxing chore, but I am confident enough in recommending two tracks that resemble anything desirable to anyone. "Seeds Of Sorrow" kicks this disaster off sort of strong, leading us to believe that this might actually be a good record, but it only worsens until the final cut "Here We Are", which finishes up in uniform fashion. At this point you are relieved that the disc is over. Short of ripping Kotipelto to shreds, I honestly don't know what else can be said, so I will end my review on this note - If you're a fan of the newer Stratovarius material, then Coldness may suit your fancy, but it's doubtful. Fans of quality power metal, like Waiting For The Dawn and Episode should steer clear. Only seriously confused Kotipelto admirers need apply.


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Sean joined PwC in 2012 through the acquisition of Ant's Eye View, the strategic management consulting firm that he co-founded in 2009 and where he served as CEO until the time of the acquisition. As CEO, Sean grew the firm's client list to an impressive portfolio of complex international organizations and evolved the firm's talent base to meet increasingly diverse client needs. Sean is a recognized industry speaker in the areas of social business, digital marketing, social customer care, advocacy, and employee activation.


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U-M Medical Innovation Center managing director Scott Olson on the 'natural messiness' of discovery
The University of Michigan has enormous potential and financial backing to develop potentially life-saving medical innovations, but the support network for entrepreneurs is still being built, the managing director of U-M's Medical Innovation Center tells Research Corridor in a Q&A interview.
Scott Olson, the center's managing director since August 2011, has been a founder or executive of eight startups and worked at Ann Arbor SPARK advising entrepreneurs and overseeing the Michigan Pre-Seed Capital Fund.
He says the center is focused on heightening the visibility of individual research projects under way at the university and pairing them with efforts going on at other universities or research facilities in the region, even across disciplines. Olson says the power of cross-disciplinary teams "is higher than any individual, even a skilled innovator, working by him or herself."
"In general, there's more and more awareness across campus of the importance of entrepreneurship, and innovation," Olson told Research Corridor, an online newsletter of the University Research Corridor. "We have a lot of student traction and student attention, especially among undergrads. It's not as clear with graduate students, research and doctoral students, and faculty members: What is that interest in innovation going to look like three years from now? What is clear is we're bringing together teams across campus to understand what each other is doing and to begin to plan for the next few years."
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A Lot of Government
While total employment — public and private — in Maine declined from 605,960 in 2003 to 602,196 in 2008, the number of government employees — federal, state, and local — grew by nearly 1,000. And though Governor John Baldacci may claim otherwise, the number of state employees grew by more than three
hundred for the same period.
The number of state employees climbed from 24,269 in 2003 to 24,582 in 2008, and the average weekly wage of those workers grew from $694 to $816, according to Maine's Department of Labor statistics.
Over the same period, the state's federal government work force increased from 14,075 to 14,561, and the weekly wage of those employees grew from $1,003 to $1,221. Those wage levels stand in sharp contrast to the average weekly wage of all workers, public and private, which climbed from $569 in 2003 to $696 in 2008.
Only in the case of local government employees, who numbered 60,700 in 2003 and 60,883 in 2008, are the average wage levels — up from $536 in 2003 to $636 in 2008 — below the averages for all employees in the state.
In Hancock County, the number of government employees declined by 125 over the five-year period, with state workers decreasing from 598 to 458 and federal workers down from 355 to 347. The number of local government employees grew slightly, from 2,383 to 2,406.
The wage contrasts are less dramatic in Hancock County. For all employees in the county, average weekly wages climbed from $504 in 2003 to $627 in 2008. In the same period, the average wage for state employees climbed from $565 to $647 and the average federal worker's wage here grew from $650 to $757. Again, local government wages were below the overall average, increasing from $478 in 2003 to $564 in 2008.
Figures for 2009 are not yet available from the Department of Labor, and the effects of the severe recession likely will have an impact on the more recent numbers, especially for workers in the private sector. Maine had a population of 1,316,207 in 2008, according to U.S. Bureau of Census estimates, and a total of 108,334 workers on the various government payrolls. With one worker for every twelve Maine residents, that's a lot of government.
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Imagine a world in which convenience store owners, under cover of darkness, take hacksaws to the hoses on their competitors' gas pumps. Or where restaurant owners unplug their competitors' freezers and refrigerators, spoiling their food. Or where a newspaper company smashes or steals thousands of its competitor's delivery boxes. In any of the scenarios, would law enforcement and the public respond with a "well, that's par for the course" shrug?
Of course not.
The public would be outraged at such intimidation, such lawlessness, such costly destruction. Yet in the lobster business, there is a "ho-hum" response to incidents where one fisherman cuts the lines to fifty, one hundred, or more traps. The victim who loses one hundred traps has to spend well over five thousand dollars to replace the gear. It's easy to see why some turned to violence on Matinicus Island last summer.
Lobstermen see themselves, and are understood by the public, as rugged individualists, answering to no one, making their own rules. This image must change. They are business owners, often with $250,000 invested in their boats. Cutting competitors' traps must not be tolerated by the public, by law enforcement, and, most importantly, by the industry itself.
Raising the penalty for those convicted of trap molestation, the charge that comes with cutting traps, would seem to be a logical step.
Not so fast, says Lieutenant Alan Talbot of the Maine Marine Patrol, who oversees the region from the St. George River to the Canadian border, including Matinicus Island. A couple of years ago, trap molestation was reduced from a criminal offense to a civil offense, primarily to make it easier to get convictions. In a civil case, the burden of proof is lower. Yet Lieutenant Talbot notes that twice in the last year juries acquitted cases in which marine patrol officers witnessed men cutting trap lines. He believes jurors were reluctant to convict, knowing the defendant would lose his license for three years.
Marine patrol officers are frustrated. "We can't hide behind a tree," Lieutenant Talbot says, and getting an officer onto an island without every fisherman within five miles knowing it is also difficult. Most trap cutting occurs during the day, he says, usually under cover of fog. Officers can go undercover, posing as recreational boaters, but, still, it is difficult to catch them in the act.
The industry pushed for stiffer fines for having short, oversized or V-notch lobsters, so fishermen are not outlaws by nature. The key to breaking the cycle may be to end the belief that fishermen have the right to defend their waters. "It's so ingrained," Lieutenant Talbot says, that cutting traps is an appropriate response to a newcomer putting his traps where another man has fished for years.
"It's not their water," he says. "It's not their resource." If leaders within each management zone step up and educate younger fishermen, the vandalism could end.
"It's a great way to make a living," Lieutenant Talbot says of lobstering. "Forget what the other guy is catching, just concentrate on what you're doing," he says. That's good advice.
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The real competition for bringing commuters from outlying communities into Portland is not between buses and trains. It's between those two modes of transit and the family car, the transportation mode choice that has shaped development patterns and land use for more than half a century.
When you ask how many people would leave their car at home in a subdivision in Yarmouth or Brunswick every morning and hop on a train or a bus into Portland, the answer is: probably not many. A $1 million study paid for by the federal government predicts that a mass transit route between Bath and Portland could expect to start out with less than nine hundred daily commuters.
But history shows that current development patterns would not necessarily continue if people had other transportation options. We may not now have large groups of people who live in one spot and commute to another, but reliable public transportation has been shown to influence private choices about where to live, work, and build.
Later this year, the Maine Department of Transportation (MDOT) is scheduled to apply for more federal funds to start building a commuter transit service between Portland and Bath. The options include commuter rail and a tram-style bus service that would run on dedicated lanes on Interstate 295 and the Maine Turnpike.
According to the MDOT, the difference in start-up costs is significant — a projected $100 million to build the train as opposed to as little as $19 million to start a bus line. But other factors should be weighed.
Most importantly, what kind of transportation choice would best spur development and private investment? In addition to businesses that cater to commuters, which choice would encourage the kinds of housing and commercial development decisions that would change development patterns and decrease reliance on cars, foreign oil, and suburban sprawl?
Investments already made in Maine tell us that the train is the better option. A $100 million redevelopment of unused mills at Saco Island was inspired in part by its ready access to a train station for the Amtrak Downeaster. Although Portland-to-Boston bus service is excellent, there is no comparable private investment that was driven by proximity to the bus route.
When making this choice, the MDOT should not be swayed only by the up-front costs of these two modes. It should also consider the long-term benefits that establishing a commuter rail service would provide.
The Great Divide
Jeers to Representative Henry Joy for putting forth legislation to literally divide Maine in two. Joy, who lives in Crystal — in Aroostook County — is advocating for the people of northern Maine to be able to decide "their own destiny," according to the House Republican Office. The northern Mainers are tired, he argues, of being used as pawns in the game to establish the much-resisted, ten-million-acre Maine North Woods.
He is worried, and rightfully so, that establishing a federal reserve could push people off their private lands and create a gigantic, tax-exempt, business-absent, human-free swath. It might, and that's a real problem. But the answer isn't cutting Maine in two.
If Joy is convinced that the environmental movement to establish the North Woods National Park would be disastrous to the people and economy of northern Maine, he can take that argument — and it's a good one — to the feds with the same vigor as Keeping Maine's Forests has shown in making its proposal to establish the park.
Enough evidence that destroying the economy in northern Maine would put a greater burden on southern Maine might actually bring the two Maines together in shared purpose.
Maine Yankee Redux?
A year ago, President Obama pulled the plug on the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste facility in Nevada, a massively expensive project on which roughly $14 billion has been spent and billions more were projected as being needed to complete the job.
Essentially, in curtailing funding for the project, the president acknowledged we're starting from scratch in the search for a proper containment "strategy" that will keep our country's highly radioactive waste safely stored for ten thousand years or more. Never mind that it's been a good sixty years that we've been searching for that answer — or that the Yucca Mountain project itself had been lurching forward for thirty years, extending through five presidencies, without achieving either scientific or political consensus that it was the right way to go.
So, a year later and counting, we're still left with the as-yet-unanswered question, "If not Yucca, then where?"
That's always been the problem with nuclear power: No one wants seventy thousand metric tons or more of waste that will be radioactive for at least ten thousand years in their backyard. That's a NIMBY issue that deserves an exclamation mark after the acronym. This much we know for certain: It will be an immensely costly problem to solve.An eighty-four-page Government Accountability Office report, "Nuclear Waste Management: Key Attributes, Challenges, and Cost for the Yucca Mountain Repository and Two Potential Alternatives," released in November 2009, projects hundred-year costs ranging from $13 billion to $34 billion.
Why, then, are we embarking on a nuclear industry renaissance . . . with the Department of Energy proposing $36 billion in new federal loan guarantees on top of $18.5 billion already budgeted?
Let's be clear: What those federal loan guarantees amount to is a taxpayer-funded revival of an industry that private investors have been unwilling to touch in the United States for thirty years. Absent a waste-storage plan that solves the so-far insurmountable political, scientific, and cost problems, we should not be spending one cent of taxpayers' money to guarantee construction of a new generation of nuclear power plants.
We've been kicking the can of what to do with high-level nuclear waste down the road for sixty years now. More than seventy thousand metric tons are now being stored at eighty sites in thirty-five states — including the site of the dismantled Maine Yankee nuclear power plant in Wiscasset. That's expected to double by 2055.
Instead of bailing out the nuclear industry with a new round of federally guaranteed loans, we should stop putting good money after bad. After all, we're still on the hook to clean up the radioactive waste we've already made.


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The three main characters in Ibiza Dream are old friends who have each come to a crossroads in their lives. Carlos (Paco Marin) has decided he is a hedonist. Chica (Adriana Dominguez) has grown tired of her lifestyle on Ibiza and begins to seek something more. Nacho (Adria Collado) has found spiritual enlightenment in India and has returned to Ibiza and must no figure out how his new views fit into his old world. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Noted Spanish filmmaker Carlos Saura follows up on his 1999 opus Goya with this wild and woolly reimagining of a 1930s adventure serial from the mind of a surrealist master. The film opens in the present with an aged Luis Buñuel listening to a script pitch about the search for a magical table smuggled from the Ottoman empire to Spain several centuries ago. As the spiel plods on, Buñuel's mind drifts, imagining himself during his prime with his buddies Salvador Dali and Garcia Lorca. The trio search for the missing item of furniture through the winding alleys and sewers of Toledo. Along the way, the actors playing Buñuel, Dali, and Lorca reflect on playing the parts of great artists while engaging in witty banter with one another. This film was screened at the 2001 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi
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Recalling the darkly surreal world of Terry Gilliam, director Daniel Monzon debuts with this delirious film about a teenager shifting between grim reality and the much more alluring world of fantasy. The film opens with the muscle-bound Beldar (Joel Joan) and the vivacious Sonja (Neus Asensi) decapitating monsters and interpreting ancient languages in a dank labyrinth as they hunt for a legendary gem called the Heart of the Warrior. Without it, Beldar is cursed. Just before the dynamic duo meets their demise, Ramon (Fernando Ramallo), a pimply teenager, awakes from a dream. We learn that Beldar and Sonja are characters in a Dungeons and Dragons-style role playing game that Ramon plays along with Victor (Juan Diaz) and the perpetually horny Javi (Jaime Barnatan). As the film progresses, Ramon's intense fantasy world begins to bleed into reality. A one-eyed midget (Javier Aller) who Javi spies on the subway becomes the guardian of the evil Netheril (Santiago Segura), who in real life is a sleazy TV psychic. The fictional character Sonja, who Ramon is in love with, finds her real world incarnation as streetwalker Sonia (also Asensi). Soon Ramon begins to confuse fiction with reality when he bursts into the building of a prominent politician and hurls a sword at him, prompting a nationwide manhunt. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi
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A "mensaka" is a motorbike messenger. In this Spanish drama, mensaka David (Gustavo Salmeron) is a drummer in a band about to sign a recording contract. Problems arise when drug dealer Ricardo (Guillermo Toledo) moves in with David and his girlfriend Bea (Laia Marull), while band member Javi (Tristan Ulloa) falls for junkie Cristina (Lola Duenas). Salvador Garcia Ruiz directed the Luis Marias screenplay, adapted from Jose Angel Manas's novel. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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In this Spanish-French comedy-thriller, porn queen Roxy Foxy (Bibi Andersen) is in Madrid promoting her new film and also scoring the orgasm-inducing aphrodisiac known as Blue Ice. Strip-club manager El Calvo (Jose Manuel Cervino) thinks the drug stash is safe with junkie Chano (Javier Manrique), but it's discovered by Carla (Maria Esteve). Other characters include an investigative journalist (Adria Collado), who is writing about Roxy, and a computer geek (Gustavo Salmeron), who spends so much time on the Internet that he leaves his partner Ana (Nathalie Sesena) sexually unfulfilled. The original title translates as Don't Talk to Me About Men Because I Get Atomic. Shown at the 1997 San Sebastian Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Directed by Julien Magnat, Bloody Mary is a piece of French kitsch chronicling the journey of Bloody Mallory (Olivia Bonamy), the paranormal commando hired to rescue the pope from the band of ghouls who kidnapped him during a visit to Notre Dame. The issue is complicated when the Vatican's publicist is revealed as a frontman for the forces of evil. Mallory is no one to be trifled with, however--she hacked her own husband into pieces on their wedding night when he turned out to be a demon. Along with her crew, which includes a shape-shifting mute little girl with telepathic powers, and a 7-foot French-American drag queen (Jeffrey Ribier), Mallory has no qualms about fighitng evil. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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Six people involved in covering up the death of a friend find that the police aren't all they have to fear in this thriller from Spain. Four years after Nacho (Gustavo Salmeron), an artist preoccupied with death, disappeared under mysterious circumstances, his identification turns up, and police detective Quintana (Emilio Gutierrez-Cuba) decides to reopen his investigation. Quintana questions Ivan (Fele Martinez), a friend of Nacho's, about the missing man, but Ivan denies any knowledge of what happened. However, it turns out that Ivan is lying. He and five of his friends -- Clara (Maria Esteve), Ramon (Sergio Peris-Mencheta), Carlos (Adria Collado), Patricia (Lucia Jimenez), and Candela (Elsa Pataky) -- joined Nacho for a weekend trip to the country. Nacho died, and the group buried his body rather than face the police. Ivan reassembles the group to dig up Nacho's corpse and move it before it can be discovered, but it seems that Nacho's ghost walks, and he's looking for revenge against his former pals. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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This was our first time to dine at this resturant and we had a fabulous time. We will go back.
One of Shreveport/Bossier's gems for fine dining. Wait staff-superb; food-wonderful.atmosphere-like being in New York.
Excellent menu, we had the Spinach Tagliolini and the Duck with citrus, both were absolutely delicious! Knowledgeable server who was very congenial and delicious souffle at the end. Great night!
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I set the reservation up on-line. We arrived 15 minutes early but were seated immediately. The waiter came over, lit a small candle, and asked for our drink selection. My wife chose a Chardonnay and I had water. The waiter returned a couple of minutes later with our drinks and to offer to tell us the Chef's specials. We didn't wish to hear them but did ask a few other questions which the waiter patiently answered. We then ordered our meal and salads and snacked on the bread sticks and fresh bread while we waited. The entire evening our waiter treated us like we were his only concern and on top of the unbelievable service, the food was fantastic S well! We've been to this resturant twice now and each time it gets better!
I went to this restaurant to treat a friend from out of town to a birthday dinner and everything was wonderful. The service was wonderful, we had a great table and the food was spectacular. We were thoroughly impressed with everything.
The ribeye is one of the best in town. Except for one visit, always just right!
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Food was good with excellent service to include the hostesses, wait staff, bartenders and management staff. I would highly recommend for a simple lunch to romantic evening.
I highly recommend Ristorante Giuseppe. The food is excellent and the staff is amazing. I celebrated my birthday there and was overwhelmed by the attention I received.
Good food, great service and loads of fun. was able to add 2 people to reservation at the last minute with no problem, despite the fact the restaurant had a rehearsal dinner and retirement party going on! Server was attendant to our needs, and corrected any problem that might have arisen! Lot the food and atmosphere here!
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We sampled almost everything they had to offer. We asked for recommendations. Our server was very knowledgeable. We tried the specials, a red snapper for my wife and I had the rockfish and capers both of which were excellent. The wine pairings were spot on, also recommended by our server. I would strongly recommend this restaurant for any occasion.
Ristorante Giuseppe is my favorite restaurant in Shreveport-Bossier City. Everything they do is far above the others - great food, great service, great ambience. This is the place we go to celebrate special occasions. Sometimes, we invent special occasions to give us a reason to go, such as "It's Tuesday". We recommend this dining spot to anyone who desires a great meal at a great local restaurant.
My wife and I decided to take our four children (ages 2-9) to Giuseppe 's for dinner this past Saturday nigh as a treat. We've been teaching the kids table manners and felt that they were ready for a meal in public to practice their new skills. We just needed a restaurant with a great good, a quiet atmosphere, and a gentle touch. Well we were impressed with Ristorante Giuseppe. Our server allowed the children adequate opportunities to ask questions and order. Two of my children told me that they now love salad. All of them had a fun night acting like adults at a restaurant. Our entrees were delicious. We are exceedingly grateful to Chef Giuseppe Brucia and his staff for their patience, their creativity, and their love of family.