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One of the best teams in the league every season for the past six years, the Pittsburgh Penguins are sure to give any teams problems in their own division.
The offense is one of the best, if not the best, in the league with superstars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin leading the group. Flanking them are James Neal and the underrated Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis.
The Pens offense also features three different former Hurricanes in Jussi Jokinen, Brandon Sutter and Craig Adams.
But the offense isn't the only strong corps for the Pens. The defense is just as strong with Kris Letang, Brooks Orpik and a returning Rob Scuderi.
The defense has experienced some problems over the past few seasons, but Scuderi should help some of the shortcomings. There is also good depth one through six on the roster.
But the Penguins main problem comes in net. Marc-Andre Fleury has been the unquestioned starter for the past few years, but Tomas Vokoun replaced him in the
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Canyon Creek - Front Street
- Address:
156 Front Street West
Toronto, ON M5J 2L6Neighborhood:
Downtown/ Financial District
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AmericanPrice: CAN$31 to CAN$50
Canyon Creek - Front Street
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.canyoncreekrestaurant.ca/
- Phone: 4165962240x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:00am, Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Canyon Creek caters to a wide variety of special events.(Cocktail parties in the lounge; Family get-togethers; Wine tastings; Business meetings in our private boardrooms). Boardrooms are equipped with telephone & modem access, projection screens, and display boards.
- Special Events: Visit www.canyoncreekrestaurant.ca to view our party packages. Items on the regular menu can be easily incorporated into your party package. By attending to the smallest details we'll ensure that your corporate or social event is memorable!
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Rediscover the Canyon Creek menu. Try some of the new delicious dishes coming from our kitchen, like our Avocado and Bacon Salad, Jail Island Salmon Salad, Fish Tacos and Brown Butter Pickerel. Is your mouth watering yet? Canyon Creek, we're more than a steak house.Continued
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Canyon Creek - Front Street reviews from OpenTable diners
233 reviews since June 27, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (110)special occasion (95)romantic (75)great for lunch (67)fit for foodies (62)neighborhood gem (49)notable wine list (43)late-night find (38)hot spot (22)great for brunch (20)kid-friendly (18)vibrant bar scene (13)great for outdoor dining (3)scenic view (1)Show More
- Birthday dinnerJayseeDined on 10/18/2014A group of us went and were celebrating two birthdays! We let the servers know and they accommodated us by bringing cake and singing happy birthday. We had a great time and will be back again for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad waiterhotdog4U2Dined on 10/18/2014Our experience were quite good, where we enjoyed the food. However, our waiter, Taylor, was quite rude to us. He got impatient for not understanding what we were saying (it was very noisy at that time). At the end when we finish our meals, he grabbed the bill, however, we were in a big rush to get out of the restaurant for another appointment, so after waiting for him to come back with the debit machine (8-10 min.), we became impatient and decided to go to the front to pay. After seeing us from afar, he came to grab the debit machine, and didn't even say 'thank you' after giving him plenty of tip. I want it back. We are sorry on our part for almost not giving him any credit/tip by walking to the front. Please re-train him to sympathize.Special Features:
- Delicious!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014Loved the menu items, food was cooked to taste with excellent flavours. Good value and location as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent Dinner Before a ConcertAnneGalDined on 10/18/2014We chose Canyon Creek due to its proximity to the Air Canada Center so we could walk to a concert after dinner. I have dined at this location of the restaurant chain many times. As usual, the food was quite good and the service was friendly and efficient. The decor could use some updating and the washrooms are in an awkward location near the front door. The bar is very small. I would also suggest making reservations as this is a popular spot for dining before going to events at the Roger's Center, ACC or Metro Convention Centre.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect before a concertBarrie2TODined on 10/18/2014We were in town for a concert at the ACC and I've often wanted to try this restaurant. Made an easy reservation through OpenTable. Got these 30 mins early and the restaurant took us right away. They're very efficient, especially because of how busy they were with the concert that night. The drinks, apps and main course came very promptly without being rushed. Just the right pace. The food was excellent and affordable, considering where we were (downtown Toronto). The location was great, clean and comfortable. Romantic even, as this was also our 28th wedding anniversary outing. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Good Pre Theater DiningHandCDined on 10/18/2014The service was very good, they took the time to enquire about our schedule and made sure that we were out in time.Special Features:
- wonderful dinnersuzieDined on 10/18/2014We had a wonderful dinner and the service we received was outstanding especially Jonathan. It was our first time to the restaurant and we would defiantly come back again when we come to Toronto. Thank you for making my husband's birthday a success.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Super and Delicious!Annie15Dined on 10/18/2014The service was wonderful..our server was outgoing, friendly and her timing was right on, to pass by our table or ask if we required anything, how is the meal etc..The ffod was wonderful and prepared to our order specifications, well plated and presented. The wine list is quite comprehensive and something for every taste or food choice. Love the Water that is also a project for water/wells in 3rd world countries. The server was sure to tell us about the project and she was very passionate about it. We were served very promptly as we had a concert to attend at the ACC. A great restaurant, special occasion or anytime and perfect if you are attending an ACC event and want an upscale dinner instead of pub food. We will be back. thanksSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great For Before The GameDavid7664Dined on 10/17/2014Always good service, good food and they know how to movw you through if you have tickets to the Leafs or Raptors.Special Features:
- great food poor watiressKdrownsDined on 10/17/2014outstanding food and great restaurant, too bad we got a poor waitress. I emailed them about it and waiting for a reply. I recommend this restaurant to everybody. Always had great service from the male waiters, but have had 2 very poor females serve us. I would prefer to be discreet about it but if I ever get another bad server I will be making a point to management.
- SugarDined on 10/15/2014Overall food was good. Service good at first but left on our own for extended periods of time. Waitress pleasant when available. Never asked for coffee refill. Error in price of entree on final bill. A bit noisy. Steak with Lobster Mash was delicious and meals arrived hot.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Refreshing changeluv2eatDined on 10/11/2014Last minute hockey tickets and we landed at this restaurant. Excellent food. Waiters were exceptional and personable. Would highly recommend. Prime rib cooked to perfection and delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurantAvajesseDined on 10/11/2014This is a great place to go before the hockey game. I like that you can book online. The food is fabulous and not too pricy. The only downside is that no one answers the phone when you call. You have to leave a message and let them call you back at their convenience.Special Features:
- Fast Service for Hockey GameChizboniDined on 10/11/2014Wanted a restaurant where I could get a decent meal served in time to make it to the hockey game. Server asked if we were going to the game and the restaurant works hard to bang out the dishes. Met my expectations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodVisitorDined on 10/9/2014Everyone in our large group gave good feedback about their dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/8/2014We enjoyed our evening out. Food was good, service was good. We didn't feel rushSpecial Features:
- Great night outDadMomDined on 10/8/2014Great Food, reasonable price, attentive staff, nice atmosphere, makes for a great night out before the game, or on your anniversary.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MehEleniDined on 10/8/2014Been here a few times, normally really good and consistent but we went when it was busy and it took 25 minutes to get one drink and our food was flavorless - 4 steaks came out in under 10 minutes, either they were precooked or it was a mistake made at a different table that we happened to order. Service was apologetic about the wait on drinks but we watched every other table near us trying to find their server for something they needed multiple times. Probably won't be back.
- Great As Always!FoodieDined on 10/6/2014We come to Canyon Creek all the time when we are in town for the theatre - it is great food, wine, service with a great location!Special Features:
- Canyon Creek DinnerStephDined on 10/4/2014The food at this restaurant is very good...we had a top sirloin steak served with a loaded baked potato and it arrived hot and nicely presented. They have a large wine list and prices for alcoholic beverages are very fair considering this is a big city. Would definitely return in the future and recommend to friends and family if ever in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ok- hostess was horribleLavaDined on 10/3/2014Hostess was rude and arrogant. Food is great though. We come for the coffee steakSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatYummlyDined on 9/27/2014Great place for dining central location very tasty food always look forward to dining hereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Canyon creek experiencePatrick018Dined on 9/26/2014great food at a decent price! I recommend this restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/22/2014The service and the staff very friendly the food was great and the wine list was a great selection of wines. they go out of there way to make you a returning guess. I would eat there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hated the placetalesofaroseVIPDined on 9/20/2014We waited about an hour after ordering to be served two salads and a sandwich. We ordered drinks which were poorly made. The waiter didn't even acknowledge the wait time or inquire about why our drinks weren't being had.
- Excellent Experiencelynnebern7Dined on 9/20/2014From start to finish my friend and I were both very impressed with the experience. We made a reservation online, days in advance. We ended up arriving nearly half an hour before our scheduled reservation, however the hosts were able to seat us right away. Following this our service was exceptional. Our server was very knowledgable and not overbearing. He gave us time to think, and answered any questions. The timing of the meal was great as we were out before our scheduled commitment. Overall, very impressed. I would recommend the restaurant to anyone who asked. Well done!Special Features:
- its been 5 years!EpicweekendDined on 9/20/2014We decided to reserve before the concert and also celebrate the passing of my grandparents as it was the last restaurant we took them to before passing. Our server Donna was a hoot! It was both her quick and positive attitude that made it fun! Food was fantastic ( yes the asian nachos and lobster mash entrée were fantastic). It was a little pricey but thats only due to me having one too many beers. All in all a very good dinner and service. Will go out of my waqy the next time to return. They also have private rooms which look great for private parties.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placemsontarioDined on 9/19/2014Great space -- felt private and comfortable with calm lighting, music at a normal level etc. Pretty extensive menu... Only managed to test out appetizers --our table split a number of them -- but they were great (will def return for the Thai lettuce wraps!!)! The service was what really stood out, though. Our waitress was outstanding: knowledgeable about the menu, helpful, etc. Wonderful experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not just steak!seafoodfanDined on 9/19/2014This may be a steak house but wow ! lobster in my guacamole! yum!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spot for lunch with friends!SportoDined on 9/19/2014My friends and I had lunch at the Front St location of Canyon Creek - the staff were all friendly and made sure we were looked after. Our main server, Sean was great - continuously checking in to see if we were good, giving feedback and answering questions about menu items, etc... the ambience and decor were very nice, but not too stuffy that we couldn't talk with raised voices for fear of disturbing other diners. Would love to check it out after work for drinks! Kudos to the staff at Canyon Creek.Special Features:
- it was fantastic, very yummy!cannotcookasteakmyselfDined on 9/15/2014The restaurant was suggested by a co-worker, I had no idea it was there and I must have walked past it 100 times, it was delicious!Special Features:
- Great Dining ExperienceFoodieOJDined on 9/12/2014We were visiting Toronto and were looking to book a restaurant near our hotel. We were quite surprised when we walked through the doors since the main entrance to the restaurant is quite deceiving. We had a wonderful meal and the service and atmosphere were excellent. Since it was late, my husband and I shared the calamari and we each had a salad, the Grilled Chicken Caesar and the Thai Chicken Salad and some wine. Looking forward trying some other dishes on our next visit.Special Features:
- Great restaurantsmatDined on 9/12/2014Good location and great service. My group loved their food. I would have to say mine was the least favourite unfortunately. Much better steaks elsewhere.Special Features:
- ronaeleDined on 9/12/2014I meet at your restaurant 3 or 4 times a year for a get together with various friends and we always enjoy our lunch or dinner. We never feel rushed and are left to enjoy our meal and take as long as we need for our visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food quality has loweredActionjaxDined on 9/12/2014In the day and age of a restaurant on every corner in the city of Toronto. It's hard for a chain to stand out. However if you compare it to other chains you will find this falls a bit below the mark. This is one of the better canyon creek's you will find. But if you place it against something like the Keg you are going to find it's not the best for the money you pay. Don't stay away but it shouldn't be your first choice.Special Features:
- OutstandingabigllamaVIPDined on 9/11/2014Excellent food and great service. Will definitely return!Special Features:
- good meal!BobbyHretDined on 9/11/2014Our server was pleasant and not intrusive! Steak was prepared perfectly! Medium Rare Filet Mignon yummy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experiencektmowDined on 9/10/2014Delicious food and friendly service. Fish tacos were crispy fresh, caesar salald was well tossed, even the breads were warm and the butter was soft. I had a very lovely dining experience.Special Features:
- waiter needs helpcroshartDined on 9/6/20144 of 9 arrived ahead. The next 3 arrived and were seated. Waiter came in and gave first 4 their appetizers and ignored the other 3. Waited for 10 min, and then he goes "oh, you arrived"... Then every time we asked for something, he'd say "let me go check my other tables first, then I'll get that for you". Just thought it kind of odd/rude. Also, he kept making jokes but they weren't funny, they were annoying. One of the girls ordered no potatoes, but wanted extra veggies - he even repeated it back to her - and still brought her potatoes. 2 of the steaks were mixed up - one who had ordered rare and the other who had ordered medium.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014Excellent lunch enjoyed by the 5 of us - would definitely recommend to othersSpecial Features:


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There's only 4 weeks left of University life as a full time student for me and as that time ticks away I will have to find new and exciting things to post here as I fully intend to keep this blog going. My blogging over the last 2 years has been very university work related and as such I have struggled to gain new viewers or a captured audience. I wouldn't say I have played safe with my coursework, but I have spent my time as a student plugging the gaps in my wider knowledge, rather than focusing on one area of photography and taking it to the next level. It was a decision I didn't take lightly and one I took on the back of advice from many professionals and an understanding of the photographic industry currently.
As part of this diversification, I will look to post up more conceptual work that I do day-to-day and also look to share with you all some of the stuff I am into currently and stuff I want to get into. As a little taster of this I would like to share with you some work I completed while walking in between the various sites I shot my final major images at in London. I love doing work that is charged with meaning and dripping with multi-layered content, but I also take great joy from having a good old fashion play with my cameras. On this day I happened to have on me my G12 bridge camera, which has on it a built in tilt shift lens and these are the results. Not everything in the world has to be serious and I really enjoyed exploring the world in miniature form. By narrowing the in focus lines on the world you create a super in focus band and a blurred outer that gives the impression that your subject is actually a miniature model or toy. I've found it works best from elevated positions where there is no clear connection with where you are standing and the point you are focusing on. Some of these have worked better than others and I will continue to explore the world this way whenever I get 10 minutes to myself up high. I'd love to get up the BT tower and try to use this function there, or from the Rotunda in Birmingham. You may also notice that one of these images now forms a key element to the blog as a header, the colours and the image prompted this refresh of the blog which I have designed myself using the software Artiseer. I hope you like both the layout and the work, If you could see a part of the world in miniature form what would you choose to look at?
A visit to the V&A has been long overdue and this was the second attempt to get into the decode exhibition thanks to some terrible planning by my lovely partner. This time booking ahead i got past the front desk and into the interactive area. I try to find inspiration from less linear routes and places and from things i find interesting and social media, and technology are at the peak of that currently. I have spent a lot of time thinking how i could turn social media into revenue for a photographer and almost overlooked how it could be turned into an art form. Thankfully a group of people have already covered that area and curated the decode exhibit.
The exhibition runs till april 22nd, so if you haven't gone yet, there is still time. It asks questions about our interaction with computers and the digital world, about the mark we leave but never really consider and asks us to think deeper about the future of art as a digital hybrid.
Today Mez gave us a lecture on mash-up and api software. Its something a use a lot blindly without really understanding how it worked so it was good to absorb this information for storage later. Rather than re-gergetate whats already been said (which can be found @ http://tutorsite.wordpress.com/2010/02/22/hybrids-mashups-and-the-liberation-of-the-api/) i thought i'd have a closer look at a piece of software that is fast becoming the pinnacle of API tech whilst incorporating the best of rss and reader programs.
I am of course talking about google wave. now i knew very little about this software until twitter exploded on the subject a few days ago and i've been promised an account for it, but not in time for this module which made me a sad panda (cause surly reviewing tech and development of web 3.0 tech that runs on simple html 5.0 would grand me an insta-1st?) but thankfully google has released enough info for me to adequately inform you and tie it in.
If you dont want my take on it, which will be very me orientated on how i intend to apply the software to my life, here's the sole source of my research. google's Program designers and managers telling us everything we need to know at this stage (yes its an hour and a half long)
When i first saw this program i was quite bouncy because i can see just how much scope there is for expansion, but before i get to that lets talk basics.
google wave is a way to communicate and talk in a collaborative way. text conversations on the internet are very linear in delivery. you type, hit enter then send. i repeat the process. All messenger tools currently available all have the same drawback, the typing isn't live. In wave it is. This is good and bad. It means ill have to think before i type and im really glad that it auto corrects spelling errors cause if i didn't use my mac to write blogs you'd all be going google-eyed. I think this will mean that more and more the text will become more like a conversation and force me to improve my typing as im a bit of a keyboard watcher.
(a side not on the spell checker here. Its intelligent, it understands the difference between Iceland and island and will correct accordingly. I am thoroughly impressed by this feature and look forward to its roll out to other packages)
On top of this, you can edit and create documents live with multiple users. Imagine five people writing different opinions on this blog, where they feel it needs to be written at once. this could then be published directly to a blog. wow. There is a source for images as well and they can be uploaded. The organisation of the waves themselves is the same as searching for an email, but is in real time, so if a new wave comes in that matches your search criteria, it will go into your already searched category. Web 3.0 baby.
I see this as a fantastic way to network with other photographers and get feedback with them instantly on my work or on joint projects. Its a way our work can become the mash-up with many people editing work at once and collectively creating something unique. I see its potential in Universities for live viewing of note taking and i'm gutted we couldn't use it in the #picbod module this year.
and it gets better, this is just the shell. I'll be watching with baited breath now to see what apps developers come up with to plug this all together with other google tabs such as the reader and mail. Im stunned once again bythe creators of google maps and honestly see google as the future of the internet at the moment. It wont be the end of anything we currently have except maybe emails. But its the stepping stone to something truly great.


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FILED UNDER: Jay-Z Breaks Twitter Silence
The time has come, Mr. Carter has broken his twitter silence with hilarious responses to the most random tweets. As many fans thought his account was being hacked, Twitter confirmed it was the rapper himself. It is the new norm for celebrities to self-promote their new albums, movies, TV shows, etc. over social media to attract the public. His new album, Magna Carta Holy Grail, was released today, July 9, 2013, and can be found on iTunes


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Magic Johnson's son EJ is BLOWING UP as a reality star on "Rich Kids of Beverly Hills" ... and the NBA legend tells TMZ Sports he couldn't be PROUDER!!!
In fact, Magic says he thinks the shameless E! reality show will springboard EJ into a TV superstar -- and predicts it won't be long before the kid has his own show.
Magic really couldn't be a more supportive parent -- especially after the way he had EJ's back when his son revealed he's gay.
There's more .. Magic also talks about recently buying the L.A. Sparks and also takes another shot at the Lakers. Check out the clip.
Lmao your right he is huge...chubs
I really hope none of u haters have kids...what is so wrong with him having so much faith in his kid and high hopes...its called unconditional love and who cares if he's gay
Famous? That's not the first word that comes to mind. More like entitled. Rich kids of BH? I'm guessing Magic is very proud of his sons humility. What a joke
There are a ton of good reasons to be proud of your kid, but being on 'reality' tv one of them. That is purely a "He's over 18, what can you do?" reason.
He is huge thats for sure...
EJ is my fav, I could watch a whole episode of just him, the first episode barely showed him and I was a little disappointed but it's him that makes the show. I wish he would give me his old outdated handbags for discount, I'll buy them
Magic has shown that hes a real dude. A lot of parents abandon their kids at birth, and if their son reveals they are gay. Hes incredibly supportive in every way possible, needs to be more people like him in this world.
He is proud he is a rich kid? Is he proud his kid is obese and walks around in a dress and carries a purse?
omg we had the displeasure of clicking on that show ONCE - that ej was the most annoying little ****er on the show. i would be so embarrassed if my children acted that way. i don't care how old they were, i'd be taking a switch to their butt. if this is what being "rich" does to kids, i'm glad we're an upper middle class family. geesh.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE between a HOMOSEXUAL and a GAY? Why do only GAY people "come out"? Where are the Homosexuals, and when are they going to come out and publicly support the GAYs?
Really what do we expect him to day? Hopefully his other kids will make up for EJ being such a disappointment. I'm watching "rich kids of bh" and all I have to say is, I have a new found respect for the kardashians. First thing, There are no kids on this show.
Secondly, everyone is confused. The blond is a secret stud. She bosses her man around like she wants to be the man. The airhead Asian chick needs to quit with that fake valley girl voice. No one really speaks that way anymore. Jonny is an opportunist and well EJ can forget about being famous. He's trying way too hard to be different. None of them act natural. The show won't last.
Magic is nothing more than an adulterer and definitely is not a role model for anyone.
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Slothus, it's against my better judgment to say this, but get off you high horse of 20:1 statistics and reread page one. Namely, my reply there.
What makes Ryan's post really interesting is the fact that he once practiced divorce law and heard more cases with intimate details than most of us could imagine.
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – A group of Afghan teachers has arrived at Purdue University for a nine-week training program and a taste of America's higher education system.
The 19 teachers who specialize in disciplines ranging from physics to English literature arrived Jan. 11 at the West Lafayette campus. They're the largest group to date to take part in Purdue's Afghan Junior Faculty Development Program.
Seven teachers who took part in last year's program went on to earn Fulbright or other scholarships that enabled them to continue their studies in the U.S. or Europe.
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What do you wish you'd learned sooner?
That I belonged in writing.
Describe your dream assignment
I'm pitching it.
What book is on your nightstand right now?
Don Quixote. Again.
What's the best job you've ever had?
Being in the James Beard House kitchen with Chicago chefs during the event.
What's your idea of a perfect Saturday night?
Coming back from being on assignment, with a solid draft in the computer, loads of notes, excellent photographs, and new connections, skills, and memories.
What's your idea of a perfect Monday morning?
Waking up and knowing I have something great to get to. There are good craft-roasted coffee beans, a burr grinder, and an AeroPress at hand. Everything else is negotiable.
In ten years, I want to be:
I want to have a James Beard Award and a Michael L. Printz Award. I want to be celebrating my tenth anniversary at a fabulous job.I want to be mentoring someone and doing volunteer work, giving back to my city and my community.I want to be using a gym membership.I want to be replacing passports because they're full, and not because they're expiring.


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1 cup steel cut oats
6 tbsp. unsalted butter, divided
4 cups very hot water
2 medium bananas, sliced
½ cup plus 2 tbsp. brown sugar, lightly packed, divided
2¼ tsp. ground cinnamon, divided
3 cups old-fashioned oats
¼ cup maple syrup
1 tsp. salt
¼ tsp. ground nutmeg
Dash ground cloves
½ cup pumpkin puree
½ cup milk
2 tsp. vanilla extract
Preheat the oven to 350˚ F. Place the steel cut oats in a large bowl with 4 tablespoons of the butter. Pour the hot water over the oats and cover the bowl. Let stand for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, make the caramelized bananas. Melt the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter in a medium skillet over medium-high heat. Add the bananas, 2 tablespoons of brown sugar, and ¼ teaspoon of the cinnamon to the pan. Toss gently and cook briefly, about 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and let cool.
After the steel cut oats have finished soaking, stir in the old fashioned oats, remaining ½ cup of brown sugar, maple syrup, salt, remaining 2 teaspoons of cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. In a small bowl or liquid measuring cup, whisk together the pumpkin, milk and vanilla. Stir the pumpkin mixture into the oat mixture.
Spread the bananas over the bottom of a lightly greased 2 quart-ish baking dish. Pour the oatmeal mixture on top of the bananas. Bake for 35-40 minutes. Remove from the oven and let cool slightly before serving.
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By Aaron Klein
Did the suppression of voter ID laws aid President Obama's victory over Mitt Romney?
Obama did not win a single state that fully requires photo IDs, although he did win in four states that require non-photo identification – Washington, Colorado, Ohio and Virginia. Those states accept as legitimate identification current utility bills, bank statements and paychecks.
Guys, I hate to break it to you, Voter fraud is not rampant in america.
Guys, I hate to break it to you, Voter fraud is not rampant in america.
Also Cleveland.
In Florida, opponent to Alan West got voter counts of 119% of the Population of that precinct!
I agree with your sentiment that the Republic is more important than a man, a faction, an extreme minority (on either side) or an ideology.
President Obama just wrapped up his first press conference since being re-elected for a second term last week and the first he's given since August. He opened with remarks about the economy as the fiscal cliff looms, but addressed a variety of topics.
"There's only one way to solve these challenges and that is to do it together," Obama said. "We've got to work out our differences."
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Gail Scott, Space Pilot
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Starting on Thursday 24th February, Gail Scott, Space Pilot, will begin its serialisation over on WebComicsNation. This is an attempt to cover realistic space travel across the galaxy with all of its attendant problems including involuntary time travel. Follow Gail Scott and her friends as they set off from the Earth just after the second World War and explore strange new worlds, only to return to a strange old world a long time later.
The Return of Fred Peterson the Mighty Warlord
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After a near-fatal car crash had me sidelined for a few months, I'm updating my webcomic again. If you wanna check it out, give Fred Peterson The Mighty Warlord a gander. Thanks for coming by, when I have a little more free time, I'll post something better here =)
Welcome Dynagirl to the Collective of Heroes
Submitted by Scott Story on February 3, 2011 - 16:34
Hi, Folks! I'd like to be the first to welcome Cary Kelley and "Dynagirl" into the "Collective of Heroes." I was immediately impressed by this comics art and coloring, and then engaged in the storyline. Don't forget, there's a "Dynagirl" sub forum in our Forum, and I'm sure Cary would like to interact with you there.
The Webcomic Overlook #147: Journey To Mt. Moriah
Submitted by El Santo on January 4, 2011 - 21:24
The title of Scott Starling's Journey to Mt. Moriah sounds like it should be a chapter from a Tolkien epic. You know, maybe that one chapter where the hobbits stopped for lunch or when an elf or a man from Numenor would break out into song.
Wait… Wasn't that all of them?
MTV's Splash Page names Ectopiary, Axe Cop, and Octopus Pie the best webcomics
Submitted by El Santo on December 20, 2010 - 20:05
As you know, the end of the year means year end lists. Everyone wants to give you their take on the best of 2010. Our latest "Best of 2010″ list comes from MTV.com's Splash Page, the site's blog for comic-related news. Rather considerately, they've given webcomics three whole categories:
"Ectopiary" by Hans Rickheit
Webcomic Overlook's Webcomic Moments of 2010
Submitted by El Santo on December 17, 2010 - 23:09
Welcome to this year's webcomic wrap-up for 2010. And what an insane year it's been. I've been poring through the archives of my own site, and I have to say that even I'm pretty stunned about all the major upheavals that happened this year, both industry-wise and story-wise. It was tumultuous. It was triumphant. It was continually evolving.
The Webcomic Overlook #146: Tiny Kitten Teeth
Submitted by El Santo on December 16, 2010 - 14:42
Not too long ago, a reader took me to task in the comments section of one of my recent reviews. His comment implied that I am easily swayed by pretty pictures. It was as if a cheap, theatrical device blinded me to other deficiencies, which thus led to The Webcomic Overlook handing out inflated ratings.
Next webcomic-related salvo at the bestseller book list: Girl Genius
Submitted by El Santo on December 15, 2010 - 17:10
Phil and Kaja Foglio have faith in Girl Genius (reviewed here).
They believe the character is strong enough to transcend the comic book format.
Which is why the Foglios are retelling Agatha Heterodyne's story in their all new ebook, Agatha H and the Airship City, a novelization published by sci-fi/fantasy publisher Baen books.
Know Thy History: Thomas Nast's Santa Claus
Submitted by El Santo on December 14, 2010 - 14:31
Over here in the real world, I've been reasonably busy with Christmas-related activities. Travel arrangements, presents, decorations, the whole shebang. In the month of December, I am less "El Santo" and more "El Santa."
2011 Eisner Nominations are open!
Submitted by El Santo on December 13, 2010 - 15:56
The Eisner Awards — which includes a webcomic/digital comic award that was somehow made legit this year with Sin Titulo's win — are open for nominations! And now that Zuda's gone and kicked the bucket, I'm guessing that means that a new nomination spot has opened up! Jackie Estrada has helpfully included a postscript detailing what, exactly, is a digital comic by Eisner standards:


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Parallels between Rome and U.S. politics – Philly.com
Is America following the path of the ancient Roman Republic? Will we, as one of the greatest superpowers in human history, one day crash and burn like the Romans did in the fifth century?
In addition to our excesses, over-indulgences and moral decadence, there are many serious problems [...]
Niall Ferguson: How American Civilization Can Avoid Collapse – The Daily Beast
My point is that when you look back on the history of past civilizations, a striking feature is the speed with which most of them collapsed, regardless of the cause.
The Roman Empire didn't decline and fall sedately, as historians used to claim. It collapsed within a few decades in the early fifth century, …
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Marathon—one of history's most pivotal battles. Its very name evokes images of almost superhuman courage, endurance, and fighting spirit. But until now, the story of what happened at Marathon has been told exclusively through the narrow viewpoint of specialists in antiquity. In this eye-opening new book, acclaimed journalist Jim Lacey, both a military historian and [...]


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Plasmid 26708: pLKO.1-blast-cfRab8b_1
Dog Rab8b RNAi. Only matches dog. RNAi sequence is: 5'-GCGGGCAGAGCCAGGAATT-3'
Addgene has sequenced a portion of this plasmid for verification. Full plasmid sequence is available only if provided by the depositing laboratory.
A molecular network for de novo generation of the apical surface and lumen. Bryant et al (Nat Cell Biol. 2010 Oct 3. ():. PubMed)
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Backstage at any fashion show is always hectic, especially when several designers are showing together. It's even more so when real New Yorkers are modeling, including me and Michelle Park, my former NY1 colleague. m
The New York-centric show at The Carlton Hotel in Manhattan's Fashion District was organized by Caravan Stylist Studio, which promotes "Made In New York" fashions.
"The whole concept is that it's 'Made In New York' designers. So they're not just designing and creating, but they actually produce everything in New York," says Claudine DeSola, the founder of Caravan Stylist Studio. "So that is great, to provide jobs to local workers."
The professional models tried to show us novices a few tricks for walking, but I didn't really get the hang of it, so I left the real strutting to them. The show starts with the Callula Lillibelle collection.
"All of my fabrics come from here. My sample makers are here," said Melanie Fraser Hart, the owner-designer of Callula Lillibelle. "If you have it in New York and you do a small run, it's cost-effective, actually."
Park wore one of several looks by Kahri.
"This dress is a silk velvet burnbout with polka dots. It has the chain like mine. My look is rocker chic," said Kahri designer Kahrianne Kerr.
RAE also rocked the makeshift runway.
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The real models wore four looks, I just barely managed to do two. I changed from a Callula Lillibelle into a Tabii Just.
"I love the vibe of the city and I think there is so much talent in the city. There are some really great factories that I've been working with, so it's awesome," said Tabitha St. Bernard, a designer for Tabii Just.
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In lieu of potential strike, students in the city of Portland stand up for their teachers and reclaim the education reform narrative in the process.
by George Joseph
People in the "education reform" movement often claim that policy makers must put students' needs over teachers' demands. Whether it be Michelle Rhee's "Students First" lobbying campaign or corporate-sponsored "student activist" groups like Teach for America and Students for Education Reform, education reformers have the gall to claim to do what's best for students without even taking the time to listen to students on their own terms. But on January 10th, in coordination with students across the Portland, almost two hundred students at Jefferson High School walked out of class in support of their teachers' battle for a fair contract, shattering the false dichotomy set up between students' demands and teachers' needs. In choosing to walk out by themselves for their teachers, students did more than show solidarity; they broke the silence about what education reform really means, taking back their voices in the process.
Since last summer the Portland Association of Teachers has been locked in a battle with the school district over everything ranging from the usual contract struggles for health care benefits and fairer salaries to blatant school quality issues like the district's attempt to remove class size caps and teacher caseload limits. Only in corporate America could larger classes between fewer teachers mean putting "students first." Inspired by the social justice unionism of the 2012 Chicago teachers' strike, teachers in Portland put forth a bargaining proposal, "The Schools Portland Students Deserve," outlining a vision for a more equitable, community oriented school system, immediately rallying the support of students and community activists behind them. As Portland High School teacher Adam Sanchez laughed, "In an email to parents, the district said they were the ones fighting for the education that Portland students deserve and acting in the interests of students, but it becomes very difficult to do that when you have students walking out in support of teachers and going to school board meetings, saying 'stop your union-busting agenda.'"
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Spanish PQA Plus certification webinar set
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People who need to be recertified as Pork Quality Assurance (PQA) Plus Advisors under the National Pork Board's PQA Plus program are invited to attend an April 19 session in Ames. The Iowa Pork Industry Center at Iowa State University is hosting the morning session, which will run concurrently with an initial PQA Plus certification session. FULL STORY »
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Foodborne illness costs decline
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Animal Traceability Rule comments end; awaiting the next step
USDA's comment period for the proposed national livestock identification program came to a close on Dec. 9. NPPC supports a mandatory traceability program and submitted comments on behalf of the Swine Identification Implementation Task Force. FULL STORY »
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Praise for Lavie's short fiction:
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Camera Obscura – April 2011 (UK/Aus), May 2011 (US/Row)
The Great Game – February 2012 (worldwide)
The Bookman Histories (omnibus) â January 2013 (worldwide)
Israeli-born writer Lavie Tidhar has been called an âemerging masterâ by Locus magazine, and has quickly established a name for himself as a short fiction writer of some note. He has travelled widely, living variously in South Africa, the UK, Asia and the remote island-nation of Vanuatu in the South Pacific, and his work exhibits a strong sense of place and an engagement with the literary Other in all its forms. He is currently based in Laos, in South East Asia.
Lavie's novella An Occupation of Angels was published in 2005, a Cold War fantasy thriller described by Michael Marshall Smith as âstunningly imaginativeâ and âthe most compelling thing I have read in a long timeâ. In linked-story collection HebrewPunk (2007) Tidhar set out to re-imagine traditional fantasy tropes with a distinctly Jewish slant and rich historical settings, including a tale of the little-known Zionist expedition to British East Africa in search of a possible Jewish homeland in âUgandaâ, effortlessly mixing fact and fiction. The collection was described by Adam Roberts as containing âintensified supernatural action-surrealismâ full of âconceptual surpriseâ and âsaturated with a sense of exotic roundedness, an eerie solidity and reality.â
Recent and forthcoming works include short novel The Tel Aviv Dossier (co-written with Nir Yaniv), novellas Cloud Permutations and Gorel & The Pot-Bellied God, and the short graphic novel Adolf Hitlerâs âI dream of Antsâ. His extraordinary 2012 novel Osama was nominated for the World Fantasy Award.
This is Lavie's website. And here is Lavie's blog. You can also follow him on Twitter.
Lavie is also the creator of the acclaimed website dealing with SF writing from non-English speaking countries, World SF News.
Interview with Bibliophile Stalker (Aug 09)
Interview with SF Signal (Sept 09)
Guest Blog at Jeff Vandermeer's Ecstatic Days (Dec 09)
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A friend sent along this quote from John Henry Newman. It contains wise advice for those who think they would be closer to God if only their circumstances were changed:
A sense of the presence of God is a rare gift. If given and then withdrawn, we examine ourselves, seeking the reason within. This numbness sets alight a longing for His felt presence. This is how faith is established! Believe what cannot be seen or felt. Rely on what can't be grasped. The realization of faults, inadequacy, inferiority to others, is God's way of forcing our dependence on Him. He planned it that way.
We wish for pure religion, feeling near to God, praying without distractions, enjoying quiet time--but it doesn't always work that way for long. Action clears and deepens spiritual affections.
Don't strain to summon holy thoughts or feelings. Don't tell yourself you could be much more spiritual if you were somewhere else!
Stay at home, set your house in order, do the next thing.
The taking up of the cross of Christ is no great action done once for all; it consists in the continual practice of small duties which are distasteful to us.
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I am not an atheist
I'm not religious, but I've always bristled at the term "atheist." Please don't call me one.
Self-described atheists, perhaps unbeknown to some of them, are indeed practicing a religion. To not believe is, in itself, a belief.
Instead, religion — in any form — is simply not a part of my life. It never has been. I don't believe in one or more gods, nor do I expressly not believe in them. I don't think about it.
Likewise, calling me an "agnostic" isn't appropriate, because that suggests that I'm actively seeking answers, or am unsure of what magical beings created us and control our destinies. I'm not.
As far as I can tell, there's no reasonably accurate term for a person for whom religion literally plays no role. It's noise. It's no less foreign to me than judo or regional Chilean politics. I don't care. Science, I suppose, is my religion, but the term "scientist" is already taken.
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We're all familiar with Twitter's open-source project "bootstrap" by now… and if you're a rails developer you're familiar with the gem 'twitter-bootstrap-rails'.
One of this month's trending repos on Github is a cool little extension to the bootstrap library called "Fuel UX", built by the company ExactTarget. You can learn more about Fuel UX through their Github Page, where you can also find a few demos.
I couldn't find a gem that integrated Fuel UX into the rails asset pipeline, so I threw one together real quickly. You can find it at https://rubygems.org/gems/fuelux-rails or browse the source at https://github.com/stephenbaldwin/fuelux-rails (though I can promise you there is absolutely nothing worth browsing through in it). It includes the bootstrap library by requiring https://github.com/seyhunak/twitter-bootstrap-rails, so I would suggest setting twitter-bootstrap-rails up before installing fuelux-rails… I did throw together a quick installation Wiki on the Github page, but I doubt you'll need it.


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As the Reds enter the second half of the season in the playoff hunt, we've updated the Standings page in our Reds iPhone, Android, and iPad app to include Wild Card standings. This does not require downloading an update from the app store.
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This is beautiful. I bought this and the matching earrings for my daughters 50th birthday. She loved it!
The necklace is very much like pictured except the onyx isn't quite a round ball - it's a bit flat. Chain is very fine making it a bit difficult to open and close the catch without someone's assistance. I had originally bought it for myself, but since I can't easily get it on and off I will "gift" it to a younger friend.
A very simple looking necklace--smaller than I would have liked. The chain is way too flimsy so will replace it with a better quality one.
This item is misleading by picture. Thought to be a round Onyx but it is not round at all. It is flat and not pearl shaped as iy looks in picture. I believe there should of been a size picture/image. So if you are wanting something round instead of flat this is not to desire.
I purchased this for an on-line auction my animal rescue group is having in March. Hope we can get a good bid on this necklace. I got it on sale too.
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OCT 23 Nets to cover losses for ticket holders
OCT 23 Gotham Gigs: Matchmaker has his head in the heavens
OCT 21 AT&T unveils futuristic traffic-safety apps
OCT 16 More subway stations come online
OCT 15 HBO's new bid to take on Netflix
OCT 14 Venture-capital spending soars in New York
OCT 13 Fast 50: So much growth, yet so few profits
OCT 12 Fast 50: From zero to $1B in less than five years
OCT 08 Newsweek has first profitable month in years
OCT 07 Yext hires CFO who specializes in IPOs
OCT 06 Beleaguered magazines develop new tool to measure success
OCT 02 HarperCollins offers authors more cash
OCT 01 CNBC TV personality launches smartwatch
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Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook is out for the remainder of postseason after undergoing knee surgery on Saturday.
The team initially announced on Friday that Russell Westbrook was shortly expected to undergo right knee surgery. On Saturday the Oklahoma City Thunder confirmed that Russell Westbrook underwent a successful procedure on his knee and that the timetable for his return will be determined later in the offseason.
Russell Westbrook suffered the a torn lateral meniscus in his right knee on Wednesday after Houston Rockets rookie Patrick Beverly attempted for a steal during the second round of Game 2 in the Oklahoma City Thunder's first round of playoffs series. Oklahoma City Thunder coach Scott Brookshad Reggie Jackson replace Russell Westbrook in the starting lineup as the team headed into Game 3 of the best-of-seven series with a 2-0 lead against the Houston Rockets this Saturday.
The 24-year-old Russell Westbrook's knee injury could potentially change the layout of the Western Conference playoffs, where the Oklahoma City Thunders were previously considered the favorites to repeat a trip to the NBA Finals this postseason. The Oklahoma City Thunder don't seem to have much depth behind Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook, who have been driving force behind the team's offense on the floor. Moreover, the bench lacks starting caliber guards who can take the load of Russell Westbrook's 20-plus points per game contribution, unless you expect a miracle from an aging Derek Fisher.
"Although we are of course disappointed that Russell will be unable to return to the floor with his teammates this season," Oklahoma City Thunder general manager Sam Presti said on Saturday, "the opportunity to repair the meniscus as opposed to remove it was the best possible scenario for Russell's long term health as a player and person."
"Russell's health and well being are obviously our No. 1 priority through this process," added Sam Presti, "and today's procedure helped solidify our belief that Russell will have many productive years of basketball in his future."
Russell Westbrook is playing out the final season of a five-year contract extension, worth $78 million with the Oklahoma City Thunders.
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Society Develops New Guidelines on Prophylactic Ovary Removal
New guidelines on protectively removing both ovaries and the fallopian tubes address the role this surgery can play in reducing the risk of both ovarian and breast cancer.
Prophylactic Surgery Reduces Risk for Women With Abnormal Breast Cancer Genes
Women with an abnormal breast cancer gene who had prophylactic surgery lowered their risk of both ovarian and breast cancer.
Axillary Lymph Node Removal May Not Make Sense for Most Women
Research suggests that routinely removing multiple underarm (axillary) lymph nodes during early-stage breast cancer surgery may not make sense for most women.
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New research suggests that having mammograms twice per year after lumpectomy finds a cancer recurrence (or a new cancer) earlier than only one mammogram per year after surgery.
Research on Treatment Options for Diagnosed Women With Abnormal Breast Cancer Genes
A new study found that women with an abnormal breast cancer gene had the same survival rates whether they had mastectomy or lumpectomy plus radiation. Still, women who had lumpectomy plus radiation were between 4 and 5 times more likely to develop another breast cancer in the same breast compared to women who had mastectomy, unless lumpectomy plus radiation was followed by chemotherapy.
Some Women Who Choose Contralateral Mastectomy Overestimate Risk
A very small study suggests that women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer in one breast who are considering removing the opposite healthy breast overestimated their risk of developing breast cancer in the healthy breast. Once the women took time to carefully consider their actual risk of developing a new breast cancer, they usually decided against removing the healthy breast.
Can Cryotherapy Be Alternative to Surgery?
A very small study suggests that cryotherapy may be a safe and effective alternative to surgery to remove breast cancer.
Can Removing Other, Healthy Breast Improve Survival?
A large study found that women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer who chose to have the opposite healthy breast removed were 16% less likely to die from breast cancer in the 4 years after diagnosis than women who didn't have the healthy breast removed, but it's unclear if removing the healthy breast is the reason for the better survival.
Lymphedema Risk Seems to Be Lowered by Physiotherapy
A small Spanish study found that physiotherapy can stop lymphedema from developing in some women after breast cancer surgery.
About Half Have Pain Problems Years After Breast Cancer Surgery
Research shows that about half of women who have breast cancer surgery have continuing pain problems a year or more after surgery.


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It looks very nice. One question... did you do the upper rivers in raster or vector?
No more messing with roof-lines until the crucial stuff is in place!
I could easily spend a month just on the arrangements of houses in the city and their architectural styles. But if I'm going to finish in time, I just have to let. it. go.
Once I have everything there, then I can go back and improve things.
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ya missed one.
It looks very nice. One question... did you do the upper rivers in raster or vector?
OK. I promised myself I'd get all the buildings roughed in before bed tonight. Turns out the only way to do that was to do a rush, clumsy job of it. So this will need extensive revision, but at least I've gotten the first draft of the building footprints down.
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Edited to add: yeah, the sizes and distributions need fine-tuning. And not just because there are buildings built across paths, blocking them.
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Don't know to really describe it, but I love the interplay you have going on between smooth and sharp shapes (i.e. the variety of sharp geometric patterns nested within the flowing curves.) Looking forward to the next update.
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Alright. Did some touching up and finishing up. (Gonna regret this when the alarm goes off tomorrow morning; I should have been in bed hours ago!)
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Edited to add: d'oh! I forgot to turn the ocean contours back on before I exported it. Not dealing with that tonight. One could argue the flat blue looks better anyway... I'll deal with it tomorrow if I have time.
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i love the colour-palette on this entry; i think it makes great use of the colour choices given with the challenge. great job
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Playmate of the Month March 2009 - Jennifer Pershing
The infamous Sunset Strip in West Hollywood still rocks, and we're not just talking about the scene at places like Whisky a Go Go, the Viper Room and Rainbow. At Key Club one night we spotted Jennifer Pershing, a 28-year-old platinum goddess, dancing onstage. "I go there every week to see a band called Steel Panther," says Jennifer. "I grew up loving Motley Crue, Guns N' Roses and Poison, and this is my outlet because these guys are so good at recreating that vibe. Maybe I'm attracted to guys in spandex who wear makeup. It's just my thing."
Jenn's idea of a good time is to hit the Strip with her gal posse and party like it's 1989. "My friends are superhot. We put on little shiny pants and rock knee-high boots and all that fun stuff," she says. "One night a Playboy scout approached me and asked if I would pose for the magazine, which had been my dream since I was 18. What's funny is that just before he asked me, I had watched the movie The Secret. The idea in the film is 'If you want something, ask the universe for it.' So I would do this little meditation and imagine how I would feel when my dreams came true. It seemed so stupid when I was doing it, but literally a month later I was at a Playboy test shoot."
Miss March's story is right out of a Bruce Springsteen tune. Make that Bon Jovi. It all started in a small town outside Atlantic City, New Jersey. Jenn had done some modeling, and her face had appeared on billboards for a local casino. But she knew she was destined for bigger things. "I got this itch that there was more in life out there for me than just settling down in New Jersey," she says. So in 2002 she packed her bags and headed across the country to Los Angeles. Though she likes to walk on the wild side at night, by day she's a high-energy, articulate businesswoman. She looks forward to being a stay-at-home mom someday and getting a certificate in child day-care management. Jenn also sees being a Playmate as a platform to raise awareness of autism, a condition that afflicts one of her two younger sisters.
"I've been talking about posing for Playboy forever," she says. "I want to ride this dream." Rock on, Jenn.