Sunday, February 7, 2010

village

village

Friday, February 5, 2010

Boom

This new restaurant is known as much for its interior design as its food. Rather than an explosive device, the name 'Boom' recalls the post-war Italian economic miracle. Guests can appreciate a millennium take on 1960s design while sampling a tempting array of southern Italian cuisine. The fresh pasta with ceci e orata (chick peas and sea bream) is delicious, and, for once, vegetarians are spoilt for choice with Mezzogiorno goodies such as polpette di carote (small carrot fritters) and fagottini al limone (buffalo mozzarella wrapped in lemon leaves).

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Azymuth

Azymuth will undoubtedly attract the attention of local club hipsters anxious to pay their respects to these Brazilian funk legends. Best-known for their 1970s chart hit, 'Jazz Carnaval', Azymuth have more recently attracted the attention of the remix community and splendid treatments of their tunes by Roc Hunter and 4 Hero appeared on the Far Out Recordings label. Live, the band's superb percussion and keyboard playing, with its characteristic Brazilian lightness-of-touch, will turn the Reigen into the nearest Vienna has seen to the Sambadromo.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Purely Belter

Billy Elliot ain't the only new kid on the block; Mark 'Brassed Off' Herman's Newcastle-set working class comedy drama is another British filmmaking gem.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Amazing Adventure Tours on Vancouver Island

For folks looking for a holiday that involves lying on a beach and sipping a margarita, don't read any farther, you'll love the story that I have for you.

Vancouver Island, found off the west coast of English Columbia is home to well over seven hundred thousand Canadians. For the full story, check out Travel guide Vancouver Island and read on for a short summary.

Trapped by the spotless waters of the Pacific Sea, the island's mild climate, which is steady across the year, makes it the ultimate place to go to and retire for older age groups. For years Vancouver Island has been a choice destination for singles, couples and groups of folks in the 'over-50' age class. My problem lies in the proven fact that only a part of the international travelling community recognizes Vancouver Island ( V.I. ) as a place to be visited in their lifetime. I feel this is occurring because it's been well liked by a specific age group for a significant period of time and younger visitors are failing to note V.I, not realizing all that it has got to offer younger generations.

Whether you're searching for the final adrenaline hit of diving off the 1st legal bungy jumping bridge in Northern America or swimming hundreds of meters under the surface of the emerald sea, in what's been named one of the finest cold-diving destinations in the world, V.I. The internet site www.viadventures.net is an ideal example to the variety of recreational and journey activities that V.I. Has to supply, except for so many years have gone comparatively unobserved. The internet site operates as an escapade directory to each sort of activity offered on the island. Fishing, hiking, surfing, canoeing, sailing, diving, surfing, skiing, paragliding, pony trekking, wake boarding, caving, trail biking, rock climbing, you mention it, Vancouver Island possibly offers it! If you do not listen to me, check out VI journeys for your self, you won't be disenchanted. Don't be scared to get wet, get grimy and experience the final excitement. To your itinerary and permit yourself to experience the wilder side of Canada's west coast.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Pere Calders

The Barcelona Centre of Contemporary Culture shares the rich work of Catalan writer Pere Calders in this exhaustive literary exhibition. Beginning with his early years as an activist-writer during the Spanish Civil War, the show details Calders' life through photos, films and extensive written material. The author spent 23 years in exile in Mexico, where he formed part of a creative community of fellow Spanish refugees, before returning to Barcelona in 1962. One of the few Catalan writers to be widely translated, Calder's literary universe forms a complex and profoundly imaginative mirror of human reality.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Fisherman 1

Fisherman 1