http://www.viewpoints.com/aboutme/anothernic Sun, 21 Dec 2008 03:07:03 GMT Reviews by anothernic http://www.viewpoints.com/Martini-Rossi-Asti-Spumante-review-b9344 <p>Over the years, I have tried various asti spumate wines, but none compare to Martini &amp; Rossi in flavor or tickle your nose in quite the same way.</p><p>I'm not a daily drinker , but whenever I feel like having a glass of wine, I always choose M&amp;R asti spumante.  First time I tried it must have been over 20 years ago.  It isn't the lowest priced asti, but it is well worth paying more for the difference in flavor and body .</p><p>I have finished trying other brands, seems like a futile thing to do.  If it ain't broke...don't fix it.   </p><p>Drinking responsibly in R I.,</p><p>Anothernic</p>... Sun, 21 Dec 2008 03:07:03 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Martini-Rossi-Asti-Spumante-review-b9344 anothernic 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Bones-review-417f5 <p>I have been watching the tv series Bones for quite awhile and thoroughly enjoy it.  It is definitely out of the box , not just another ER clone.  </p><p>The characters are diverse and realistic. Sorta like " the medical dream team".  </p><p>The main character is cantancerous, self absorbed, arrogant, very intelligent, excessively intense, commited in a convoluted way, sexy, and at times comes across as insecure, immature, and totally screwed up socially &amp; psychologically.  I like to think of him as a lovable SOB.</p><p>The story lines are unique and one can actually learn tidbits of info occasionally.  The team is a good match in that their diverse personalities/values/etc.  add and enhance the balance of the diagnostic machine that they make up.  </p><p>I'm definitely not in the mainstream regarding tv viewing, but I do love to watch Bones.</p><p>A fan in R I, </p><p>Anothernic</p>... Sun, 21 Dec 2008 02:49:05 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Bones-review-417f5 anothernic 4