Metro Weekly - LET’S HEAR IT for documentaries, the neglected film form that too often plays to half-filled houses or is sandwiched between movies on cable. If it doesn’t involve really bright tropical fish swimming in high definition, documentaries don’t seem to

On the Side | Finding the new cool at Sadiki’s
Philadelphia Inquirer - The brighter, second dining room - the walls painted rich pumpkin and festooned with colorful African masks - faces a bar (still awaiting its liquor license) that faces a backlit aquarium of tropical fish. The loudspeaker informed guests there was a

Florida park is all wet
Akron Beacon Journal - Key Largo is known for its shallow and easily accessible reefs, its wrecks, 55 types of coral and 600 species of tropical fish. The colorful reefs, the third longest in the world, are three to seven miles offshore. The greatest variety of corals

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An entrepreneur’s creative castle
CNN Money - The home features a 33-foot-high great room, an indoor tree house, a circular mahogany slide connecting two floors, a 25-foot-long saltwater aquarium, two waterfalls in the master bathroom, a separate indoor basketball court, and a full-scale cast of
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Idaho Statesman - For conservationists around the world, including those at Zoo Boise, 2008 will be the year of the frog. On Feb. 29, “Leap Day,” naturally Zoo Boise is joining an international effort with groups like the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and

Summit not able to reel in Bass Pro
Akron Beacon Journal - Bass Pro stores are seen as tourist attractions because of their size and amenities, which include huge aquariums, archery ranges and museum-quality taxidermy displays. The company says its 44 stores in the United States and Canada attract more than

Obituary: John F. Stakel / The GM industrial engineer with a green
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - He also liked fish — he owned 100 tropical fish aquariums that he kept in his parents’ basement when Mrs. Stakel first met him — and turned much of the land around their Plum home into bumper crops of tomatoes, cucumbers, corn, Brussels sprouts