As business has boomed, many of the Dutch coffee shops — dingy, hippie establishments in the '80s and '90s with a few plastic tubs of marijuana on the shelves — have become slick shops serving freshly squeezed orange juice and coffee in fine china.
The other brother, Seth, a frustrated media guy, is played by Alex Karpovsky, an experienced actor, and his comically discursive and sarcastic ease before the camera translates to a worldly glibness and a slick arrogance that serves as a definitive irritant to their father's gruff bonhomie and his brother's clumsily involuted neediness.
That said Conferize looks slick and probably serves a slightly different purpose, and it runs automatically whereas Lanyrd is much more manual and only presents links — no previews.
Yoono, the slick browser plugin that serves as both a social network aggregator and media hub, has announced its impending support for Internet Explorer which will be available on November 7th.
The nearby Hell's Backbone Grill in Boulder, Utah (population 1850), on the edge of Escalante's enormous slick-rock chasm, also serves food that's strikingly good (Utah North Highway 12; 435-335-7464).
He had a reputation as a slick operator while serving as higher education minister under Clarke.
There's a chill-out room, private beer garden, the slick Belushi bar serving good value food and booze, and a buzzing nightclub, 'The Winston Kingdom'.
A slick tapas bar, Estado Puro serves fantastic small plates, many of which have their origins in the world-famous El Bulli restaurant.
Contrasting last night's experience with this afternoon's of Doug Liman's Fair Game, starring Sean Penn and Naomi Watts, in which the cinematic condensing of the Valerie Plame story serves up one slick and frightening snapshot of the many falsehoods and miscalculations fed to us under George W. Bush's presidency, and you have two vastly different movie going experiences.
They seem to occupy a third sphere of slick and pointless professionalism, where too much technique serves relatively skimpy, generic ideas.
