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Life’s a Quiche
For the benefit of the folks at home, our parents in the United Kingdom, we drew a slice of quiche on the back of the postcard. This was our way of making
- Originally published: 8 Sep 2008 in Europe
Sex and Lucía
Director: Julio Medem Spain, 2001 Paz Vega’s Lucía is a wilful, independent woman whose romantic Achilles heel is the troubled writer Lorenzo. She could have breezed on through life as easily as crossing a
- Originally published: 9 Nov 2006 in Film
Double Indemnity
Director: Billy Wilder United States, 1944 In some life insurance policies, where the policyholder dies in untypical circumstances, the policy pays out double. It’s called double indemnity, and when old Mr Dietrichson gets bumped
- Originally published: 7 Oct 2007 in Film
Celebrating bureaucracy?
Opponents of the European Union are fond of pointing out what they see as the three grand negatives: democratic deficit, lack of transparency and unwieldy bureaucracy. Brussels certainly doesn’t do itself any favours
- Originally published: 5 Mar 2009 in Humour
Da Vinci Bored
Hands up who thought The Da Vinci Code was utter guff? Well, I’ll drop my hand now as I need to continue typing this. It’s not that I don’t find the arguments interesting,
- Originally published: 19 May 2006 in Editorial
Who is that guy?
Hello you. I'm Mike Padgett and I work in the technology sector as an Information Designer.
I also enjoy travel, concerts, films and walking.
I'm based in Brussels, Belgium. My current favourite Belgian beer is St Feuillien Brune.