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The pasta with truffles is the best I have ever tasted! 👌 The rest og the Family was also very pleased with their food. Great service from the waitress.
My woman and I had dinner here last night. The ambiance outdoor is fantastic, as you're table is in patio next to church, all magical. The service was very good as well. My only gripe about this place was the food. Most items on menu we tried were just tooo heavy, way too much butter!!! Sea Brim and the chicken...
A nice out door and indoor restaurant in the old town of Marbella. We were lucky that night of having an amazing English teacher who is helping his friend during the summer.
The monk fish was amazing, pasta was very good.
Tiramisu was excellent.
Wife had a beetroot risotto follow by a beautiful chicken dish then finished with a tiramisu and she described it as delicious
I had asparagus with a pouched egg followed by monk fish and finished with a cream brûlée
I had a beer and the better half had water the bill came to 105 euros and worth every bit of...
I don't normally write reviews but we were so upset by the way we were treated tonight I felt compelled. We were a party of 4 adults and we all ordered their steak dish. All the steaks arrived luke warm but we had waited quite a while so we decided to go ahead. However, one of our party ordered a...
We have been coming to Il tartufo for years since its origination at the original location to its current location and extension upstairs. The owners have done an excellent job on the refit and we hope the service doesnt suffer as it was a little hectic the night we went, also w do hope the truffle pasta maintains its high...
We were looking for an Italian restaurant to go in Marbella and this was recommended on TripAdvisor. We had one of our best en most romantic evenings on our holiday at Il Tartufo. Very nice wines and great homemade pasta. Next time we come back for sure!
The outdoor seating at the square is excellent. We shared tempura as a starter and was good with a sesame sauce. The main course was indeed excellent with the crusty slow cooked lamb as the winner but a close contender was the duck leg. These where accompanied with a good Ribera el Duoro red wine. Conclusion was that it's not...
Gorgeous setting and lovely food.
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Nice ambience - we will definitely return
We visited recently and were very impressed. Food was very good- I adored the garlic bread and the steak was melt in your mouth. I would just say to them here to be careful of service- it's important to keep it at the same excellent standard as the food.
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Is Martin still the manager, we visited Tartufo restaurant twice last year when Martin from Ireland was a fantastic, pleasant and very professional manager. We shall be in Marbella this month for three weeks and hopefully will be visiting Tartufo again.
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On 2 January 2016 at 12 noon, the Edinburgh Royal Choral Union returns to the Usher Hall with the Edinburgh Pro Musica Orchestra for its 129th annual new year performance of Handel's Messiah. This year's conductor is Tecwyn Evans, who has worked with a wide variety of opera companies and orchestras in Europe, New Zealand and Australia. He is delighted to be joined by an array of eminent young soloists, including lyric coloratura soprano Susanna Andersson, who is already established as one of Sweden's top young singers. Mezzo-soprano Annie Gill's recordings include the Dublin version of Handel's Messiah, which won a Gramophone Award in...
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After his debit card was declined at an Applebee's, Michael Williams pulled out the big bucks. He tried to pay with a $1 trillion bill. The U.S. has never issued such a bill.
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Are Westerns Inherently Racist?
Are Westerns Inherently Racist?
As I sit down to write a review of Weird Western Tales number 22 from June of 1974, I feel I have to talk about one of the big issues that confronts a contemporary reader of vintage Jonah Hex comics... the apparent racism in the stereotyping of the characters.
In this issue Jonah Hex is sheltering from the rain in a crude lean-to when armed robbers happen by. He dispatches them with his six-shooters, and realizes that they're the men he's been tracking (he's a bounty hunter).
Unfortunately, in the gunfight his horse was killed by a stray bullet, and he's forced to carry his gear on foot, until a passing stagecoach happens by and offers him a lift.
The coach contains several passengers, including a deputy who's escorting a huge negro criminal, named Blackjack Jorgis, back to the town of 'Hard Times' for trial, and a mysterious stranger who recognizes Jonah Hex from a Confederate Army photo.
This is where things can get a bit iffy for the modern reader. The stagecoach is attacked by Blackjack's cronies who free him and then flee. All the 'good' citizens aboard the stagecoach seem to be Anglo caucasian, including the driver who's killed by Blackjack's men. Blackjack's gang, on the other hand is made up of two Mexicans, Sanchez and Esteban, who are portrayed as dirty, greasy, reprobates, and an 'Injun', who seems to only be there to look menacing... and then there's Blackjack himself, who's a watermelon chomping black stereotype.
But then racial stereotypes aren't the only stereotypes present. The southwestern townspeople are illiterate yokels, the sheriff is a drunk... but wait a minute, isn't that a common Western trope? The drunk sheriff? Dean Martin in Rio Bravo, Robert Mitchum in El Dorado, the list goes on and on... the entire Western genre is built upon certain tropes, cliches even... if you take out too many of them, it almost ceases to be a Western (imagine a western where nobody could be shown wearing cowboy hats, riding horses or using guns).
What about historical accuracy? A lot of Western frontiers types were alcoholics - or at least very heavy drinkers - it's a pretty well documented fact. A lot of people, especially out west were illiterate - even to this day the southwest U.S. has some of the highest rates of illiteracy (and the highest if you take out California, New York and Florida, the states that are skewed by the biggest immigrant port cities).
When it comes to racial stereotyping, stridently anti-racist rapper Ice-T said that people need to listen to the whole story, while it's a racial stereotype he admits to loving fried chicken and watermelon - going so far as to record a song called 'Fried Chicken'. Ice-T it's worth noting actually had a reason for saying 'listen to the whole story', he was famously accused of glorifying anti-police violence by writing the song 'Cop Killer', but he could just as easily be accused of glorifying police work in his long-time portrayal a cop on TV's Law & Order.
The point Ice-T was making at the time is that any work of fiction has to be judged as part of its whole. Should Quentin Tarantino avoid using the 'N' word in his movies as Director Spike Lee says? Or would a Western like Django Unchained be less realistic had it done so? That's where we come back to this issue of Weird Western Tales. Jonah Hex, at this time was a complex character - what's behind the whole 'shove a tamale down the greasy Mexican's throat' line? Here's a character who first appeared (and still does) wearing a Confederate army uniform - something that turned me off about this 'hero' when I was a kid. But does he really hold the values of the Confederacy? This issue casts some doubt on that point, as he's tracked and marked for death by 'patriotic' Southern loyalists.
And then there's the issue of era. These Weird Western Tales comics were written in the early 1970s. I've gotten a lot of enjoyment poking fun at how blatantly sexist Silver Age comics are - but they were pretty much a reflection of what was 'normal' for their time. While the 1970s were the early post-civil rights era, whether or not society was any more racist than it is today may be debatable, but what's less debatable is that 'political correctness' had yet to become commonplace in popular culture. Westerns shamelessly portrayed 'Injuns' as bloodthirsty savages - and if they were talking about Apaches, weren't they more or less accurate, at least from the point of view of any non-Apache? And are even modern attempts at politically correct Westerns such as the 2013 Disney The Lone Ranger film (with Johnny Depp in 'redface' makeup) any less racially stereotyping despite their best intentions?
A mixture of genre tropes and complex characterization makes any Jonah Hex comic difficult to explain to anyone that hasn't read it, but the added dynamic of early 1970s social norms in popular fiction compound that problem. This issue's story, 'Showdown at Hard Times' is particularly difficult (especially in a review without spoilers) to summarize to the unfamiliar - as a Western, it's as good as any Jonah Hex story - how palatable such racially thorny escapism is to you is probably best made by yourself and best made by actually reading and judging the material first hand - so consider that an endorsement of this comic whether or not you think you like such stuff.


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City Avenue Special Services District PLUS
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POT HOLES!! Open471-555 East City Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Bala Cynwydplease fix the pot holes on City Ave from getting right off the City ave ramp on up
stop light/street sign hit Archived195 W City Avenue Philadelphia, PA - Bala CynwydOur street sign was hit over the weekend - a crew came to replace it and left the old one (15+ feet long) wrapped around our front steps with caution tape, so our steps are not exactly useable right now -- a huge issue for a place of business.
FIELD OF POTHOLES OpenBala Cynwyd PA, USA - Bala Cynwyddozens and dozens of potholes make this area a true test of one's driving skill. please please fix this part of my daily commute!
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City Av & Conshohocken State Rd Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004, USA - Bala CynwydTravelling North in Rte 1. These are very bad, need immediate attention.
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Surface of the moon type potholes ArchivedCity Avenue (Us 1) Northbound Towards The Bridge Connecting Lincoln Dr. Ridge Ave., and Kelly Drive - Bala Cynwyd
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3901 East City Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19131, USA - Bala CynwydConsistently cars "blocking the bock" during rush hours causing those trying to turn onto or cross City from the Presidential Ave businesses to miss multiple light cycles.
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Extremely long stretch of pot holes ArchivedCity Ave - Bala Cynwyd PA, USA - Bala CynwydThere is an extremely long stretch of pot holes on City Ave right after you pass the RT 76 on ramp in Bala Cynwyd. This is a problem area, as people are always swerving to avoid them and crossing lanes.