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XANAX. Sorry people, yeah punctuation could have helped and the desperate feeling that I guess came through in what I wrote; Yeah I won't even read it, was in part to a nice bloody/benzo blackout and a scare I got. But to all of the smart ass replies, like prostituting or ending on the corner with a cup or that I'm STRETCH.....cute stuff, real cute. Atleast what I wrote or atleast I think what I wrote had good intentions and was aimed at helping people down there and myself. I'll make sure to dwell on those positive words you all replied with when I'm hucking myself over a ledge on a Tres day. haaa but seriously, I apologize to the forums, I have a bad habit of getting online too late after I take my xanax before I pass out and the results are always interesting.
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No i ride solo sorry
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I made the decision to say F it. Why am I going to waste my youth and my happiness working somewhere I don't want to be, trying to get ahead and make enough money to be able to go travel and surf and when that time comes, my youth has passed me by. I have the rest of my life to be miserable and pretend. I never wanted the expected path, I have tried for years to try and lie to myself and tell myself that a good career is what I want and that I am "happy". Had the gorgeous perfect girlfriend with a house and a good job but was MISERABLE. There isn't enough of any drug in the world to help me pretend that's what I want anymore. I know that surfing is what makes me truly happy and that if I separate myself from the materialistic judgmental peers of my upbringing, I will have no care besides living, and living simply.
Is Rincon, Puerto Rico the ideal spot to buck against the system and get away? No. But it is convenient and I know the area and have people down there to live with and work with.
Was I remotely pretending to want to be a surf guide? I don't remember but I doubt it. I simply posted an inebriated rambling hoping to meet some like minded people that were going to be going to the same place I would be living and needed services that the local hotel doesn't offer or wanted a chill ride or something else that I could perhaps make a few bucks off of, but in no means prostituting myself or being remotely near a surf guide. I wouldn't take someone anywhere if they couldn't handle their ****. You ****s really know how to get under someones skin and be ****s. I guess thats what happens when you "scavenge enough money to move back home wit your daddy.. and have the mindset that "surfing isnt worth throwing your life away for a few good waves"...
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Suggested reading while you're away:"Punctuation for Surfers"
If there's someone out there who can help you, you may have lost them like you lost me. This may sound like nit-picking B.S., but if a reader/user sees a block of unbroken text like that, they're very, very likely to just click away.
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Are you buddies with S-T-R-E-T-C-H? or possibly the same person? The two of you should team up if not.
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Good on you, man...sh*t, the last couple days I've been feeling exactly the same, working to pay bills for what, so I can live here, ha, there's no f$cking waves here, as much as I tell myself, "oh yeah, it gets good here"..What a bunch of sh*t...you might want to lay off the prescription pills though, that sh*t ain't gonna help you retain any of that youth, just a thought. Good luck, man...wish i had your cohones.
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Rincons a BLAST...you'll fall in love with it weather your rich or dirt poor. Such a beautiful place to live...
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yeah i wish i can live there. sounds like you're having fun!
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Attention rincon/aguadilla visiting surfers and surfers!!!!!!
Hello everyone. I am moving down to Rincon with a buddy who already lives there every year all year besides summer. I am going to try and find a job in a restuarant/bar or hopefully even better one of the hotel/resorts. But I will be in desperate need of money and cash so IF ANYONE or anyone you know is coming down to the Rincon area or up north near the airport or even near Mayaguez and needs ANYTHING and I mean ANYTHING; a ride from the airport, rides to the waterfall or any other attractions or to be shown around etc please contact me in a message or a reply here. I will help you get anywhere you want or anything you need for a reasonable fee. Also if anyone that is cool and wants to save some loot and have a bed and room to crash in, you and a friend or two can have my room just gotta kick us a hundred a person for a week and we will take ya with us everymorning wherever we go surfing if you want, we drive north to wildos and middles alot trying to surf the biggest and best waves. Pretty much I just need money to live off of down there and have student loans to pay off every month so help a brother out. I'm talking you need ANYTHING (cough cough) I can make it happen or take you wherever you want. I will make your time in Puerto Rico awesome and give you the local experience and tour. I have lived there before and know my way around and the secret incredible spots for sightseeing/exploring and snorkeling. So starting November 1st if you are coming down or want a spot to crash for a week or so I have a bed for you and we got a couch as well that is open. I am just trying to get by down there without hardly any money saved up. I decided that I have the rest of my life to work my ass off trying to save enough money so I can travel and retire and surf everyday, the exact thing I am going to do now instead. You can't take it(money) with you so live it up now and I want to experience the world and surf while I still have my youth, not when I am near 60 and have worked my whole life to do it.Sorry for rambling but PLEASE HELP a fellow surfer out trying to live in paradise. I know alot of people travel to Rincon to surf so if anyone needs anything or a ride anywhere please message or reply here and I will give you my phone number and we can talk. Thanks. Lets hope its a greatttttt winter. I want some good Tres Days. Oh yeah and we do ding repair for a very good price so if you f up that fresh stick or if you need a stick to rent thats not a piece of ****, hit me up. Thanks.


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At the general meeting we have speakers that give a variety of programs. Some speakers give classes associated with their program, we may also provide a special workshops during the year. The special workshops may be a LNCQ member or a teacher that is invited to come in from outside of Fort Collins. Join us to learn a new technique from an experienced quilter or perfect a technique that you would like to share with the LNCQ members.
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August 1, 2016 Program - "Eight Generations of Quilters". Torie Anderson is privileged to be a from a family of 8 generations of quilters. The first generation quilter was born in the 1840's. Torie has quilts from all of these generations that she will be showing along with a history including some hardships and life events that these quilters encountered. The recent quilters have many award-winning quilts that Torie will be showing.
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May 12, 2017 - "Sort Through Your Scraps to Make Traditionally Modern Quilts". Sandra specializes in traditional patchwork quilting with bright, modern fabrics. Her work has been published in magazines such as McCall's Quilting, BHG American Patchwork & Quilting, Quiltmaker, and Modern Quilts Unlimited. She lives in Denver, Colorado. She has a book out titled "Scrap Patchwork* Organize Your Stash to Tell Your Color Story".
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April 26, 2013
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Watch Melissa McCarthy, Jodie Foster, Adam Sandler Ruin Their Han Solo Auditions on 'CONAN'
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"Dead Before Dawn 3D" follows a bunch of college kids who accidentally break an evil urn and end up inadvertently creating a curse that causes everyone they make eye contact with to kill themselves and turn into Zombie Demons, aka ZEMONS!
Now, with only 24 hours to reverse the curse and the fate of the entire world resting on their shoulders, our heroes race through the night in a bloody Winnebago, armed with a slew of homemade weapons, avoiding eye contact, dodging hicky's and seducing Zemons. Will our heroes be able to reverse the curse and save the day or will all of humanity be Dead Before Dawn?! Zombieland meets the Goonies in this blood soaked horror comedy that pits college kids against ZEMONS, the newest monster to join the horror creature lexicon.


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Absolutely love this movie. It's just a bit wacky and off the wall, so very entertaining for the adults as well as the kids!Published 26 days ago by Tomato Ketchup
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Brave Coward
You might think the "ghost that can be seen and heard by only one person" gag has lost its novelty, and perhaps it has, but the Grove Theater Center's production of Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit, directed by Kevin Cochran, resurrects this old device with spellbinding success.
The actors' stellar performances enchant. With persuasive realism, they readily seduce the audience into the madcap world of this witty farce about Charles Condomine (David Allen Jones), an affluent writer who, while participating in a sance in hopes of learning the "tricks" of a clairvoyant (Mickey Crocker) for his new novel about a murderer, accidentally conjures his ex-wife's ghost (Patricia Boyette), causing himself and his current wife (Jane Macfie) great distress.
Set in the luxurious parlor of a quaint London home in the late 1920s, the play capitalizes on the pretensions typically associated with this environment by exposing its immoral social underpinnings. The love that seems to drive the relationships between Charles and his wives becomes just as fantastic as the play's events. It turns out, for instance, that the wacky clairvoyant, of whom all the other characters are skeptical, really does channel the spirits of the dead—and does it through the phantasmagoric consciousness of a petulant 7-year-old girl who died in 1884.
Transporting the audience onto the play's spectral plane is encumbered only by the transitions between scenes; there are no set changes, but lapses in time are awkwardly expressed by the absence of action on the stage combined with minor lighting changes.
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Items where Author / Artist / Editor is "Mumberson, Stephen"
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Mumberson, Stephen (2016) The 10th International Exhibition of Satirical Graphic 2016 Bucovina, Romania - New World Order. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) Miks - 2nd international cartoon exhibition - Sisak 2016 Croatia - "about rock and roll". [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) London Evil. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) 21st International cartoon exhibition Zagreb 2016. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) Royal society of painter-printmakers original prints 2016. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) Bankside Gallery artist reference. Bankside Gallery web site . (Published online first)
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) 3rd International Caricature Art Competition, Beijing, China. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) Ano Nuevo Chino 2016 Monode Fuego - Museum de Humor Grafico Diogenes Tabora Buienos Aires Argentina. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) XVIII International Open Cartoon Contest - 2016 - theme 'Artificial Intelligence' Zielona Gora Poland. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) RCA Secret- London/Dubai. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) Women's Rights international cartoon contest and exhibition-to support women and the rise a global voice against oppression, violence and injustice of women. 2016. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) 18th Porto -Cartoon Contest 2016 16th Porto -Cartoon Contest 2014 The Portuguese Printing Press Museum Porto, Portugal. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) Kimse yok mi - International Caricature Competition of KYM -Turkey. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) "Mohandas Fire" Year of the Fire Monkey (Chinese Zodiac). [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) Royal society of painter-printmakers archive of members - Stephen Mumberson 2016. Website of Royal Society of Paiter -Printmakers Bankside Gallery London . (Published online first)
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) Unbuilding blocks - (All along the Watchtower). [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) CWN Archive of world cartoonists-entry under Stephen Mumberson. CWN News Webarchive Iran .
Mumberson, Stephen (2016) 'Solar Ghosts' - Art-Park, Wharepuke Art Center Sculpture Park and Garden,Kerikeri, New Zealand. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) 50 years of artist prints - celebrating 50 years of the Printmaking Council - Bankside Gallery, London. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Stephen Mumberson. In: Making an impression: Printmkers Council at 50. Ashman, Margret, ed. Imprimata, London, pp. 166-167. ISBN 9781906192860
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Works selected for First International Drawing Competition "Close up on Women Discrimination" in collaboration with the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) 9th International Zagreb car cartoon Exhibit - theme 'Love at The Wheel" 2015. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) The Masters-Relief print exhibition - Bankside Gallery, London. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Olense Kartoonale 2015 - Belgium - selected work for exhibition under Amnesty International theme "Right to Asylum for everyone'. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) ChArt conference post conference web piece. In: The Fabrication of art/beyond.CHArt Conference, 17th October 2015, King's College London.
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Invalid geometry [conference item - CHArt 2015]. In: 30th Conference of Computers & the History of Art (CHArt 2015): the fabrication of art and beyond: making and inventing in digital culture, 17 Oct 2015, London, United Kingdom.
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Theme Prize Winner at The 4th Sejong International Cartoon Contest - SICACO 2015 Seoul Korea. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Parallel prints project - Art Gallery Ballarat, Australia. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) 'Masters of caricature'- eighth edition of the International Biennial on the topic of sheep and wolves - Plovdiv, Bulgaria. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) CHArt 2015 Conference, Kings, London and Impact 9, Hangzhou, China-showing video on 3d printmaking 'Invalid Geometry'. In: impact 9 China and CHArt 2015, Impact 9: 21-25 Sep 2015, & CHArt: 16-17 Oct 2015, Impact Hangzhou China and CHArt Kings London. (Accepted/In press)
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Fine art screenprinting-Maggie Jennings-image used 'Brixton ' silk screen-1988. In: Fine art screenprinting. Jennings, Maggie, ed. The Crowood Press, Marlborough, pp. 24-25. ISBN 9781847979810
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Invalid geometry [conference item]. In: Impact 9 International Printmaking Conference, 21-26 Sep 2015, China Academy of Arts, Hangzhou ,China. (Accepted/In press)
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Impact 9 Hangzhou China-Yannan Art Gallery. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) MIKS - The 1st international cartoon contest - jazz & blues, Sisak, Croatia. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) The 5th Red Man International Humour Art Biennial, Beijing, China. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) 20th International Cartoon Exhibition Zagreb. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) 4th international olive cartoon contest Cyprus. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Invalid Geometry - written work on 3d printmaking. PrintMakers Council (GB), Imprint.
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Invalid geometry - video interview with Stephen Mumberson about 3d printmaking research at the Grove CAD Area. [Film/Video]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Royal society of Painter-Printmakers Open show Bankside London. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) 22nd International Biennial of Humour and Satire in the Arts - Museum House of Humour and Satire, Gabrovo, Bulgaria. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) 21st International Cartoon Competition on the topic of beer - The Golden Keg 2015 - Honorable mention. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Warm-hearted artist prize won at 3rd International Caricature art Competition China. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Satyrykon 2015 - Legnica, Poland. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Ressources Humanines sans Frontieries 'Behind the bar code' & 'Charlie'. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2015) Brainnsneezing cartoon exhibition Presov Slovakia. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) 2nd cartoon Africa international Biennial (CAIB) Festival - part 2 -My fears for Africa - certificated 2014. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) Pannonpower - Veolia Group 2014-Pec, Edison Hungary. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) Brain Sneezing 2015 PRERAG International Cartoon Humour Competiton. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) 3rd place winner at Cartoon Africa International Biennial. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) 43rd Osten World Gallery of Cartoons - Skopje Macedonia. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) Three cartoons: 1) Cartoon inventions throughout history - the horseless carriage 2) Cartoon inventions throughout history - the first pork sausage 3) Cartoon inventions throughout history - photography. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) Icrus Pluck; Bankers Shirts. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) 6th Fadjr international festival of visual art Tehran Iran. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) 20th Ankara Cartoon Festival 2014 - One person show. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) The 3rd Gold Panda international cartoon and illustration competition. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) 12th International Cartoon Contest 'Karpik 2014', Niemodlin, Poland. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2014) Cartoons exhibited at 16th PortoCartoon World Festival 2014. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen and Bullen, Duncan and Chance, Veronique and Love, Johanna and Devison, Nicholas and Graver, Mark (2014) 'Combinations' Seacourt Print Workshop. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2013) Energy efficiency. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2013) 17th international print Biennial, Varna,Bulgaria. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2013) International Biennale dell' Umorismo Nell' Art Italy 2013. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2013) International exhibition cartoon - Satyrykon-legnica Poland 2013. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2013) 25th Olense Kartoenale. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2013) Biennale internazionale dell'umorismo nell'arte. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2013) Prime. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2013) Print international - oriel open exhibition. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2013) SKETCH 2013: open sketchbook drawing prize. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) Stephen Mumberson: artist: UK. In: The detour book: the Moleskine notebook experience. Moleskine Books, pp. 210-211. ISBN 9788866130062
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) Art at Wharepuk-Webarchive page New Zealand-two person show report at the Wharepuk Art Center Keri Keri New Zealand. Art at Wharepuke New Zealand . (Published online first)
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) David Ferry and Stephen Mumberson Prints at Art At Wharepuke Kerikeri, New Zealand. Artzone NZ Gallery Guide .
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) Rotten Boroughs - film of two person print show at Wharepuke Print Studio, Kerikeri, New Zealand. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) 2nd Gold Panda International Cartoon and Illustration Competition 2012. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) 10th International Cartoon Contest "Karpik 2012" Poland. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) 17th International Cartoon Exhibition Zagreb 2012. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) 17th Mercosur International Cartoon Contest Diogenes Taborda. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) The 18th International Cartoon Contest Haifa Israel 2012. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) 2012 International Beggar Cartoon Contest, Redman Cartoon, Beijing, China. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) 8th British International Mini Print Exhibition. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) African dance. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) Brain Sneezing - from kalokagathia to hypochondria and back: cartoon contest, Presov, Slovakia, touring to Poland and East Europe. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) DICACO 2012 'New Eco City' South Korea. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) Humour a Gallarate: International Cartoon Contest, Gallarate, Italy. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) The International Exhibition of Satirical Graphics Bucovina Romania 6th Edition 2012. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) International cartoon contest, Ruse, Bulgaria, 2012. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) Jiaxing International - The 6th Chinese Jiaxing International Cartoon Exhibition 2012. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) Not fit for purpose. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) One person show at the 4th China International Animation Copyright Fair & invited artist, Dongguan, China. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) 'Rotten Boroughs' relief (print) series. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) Satyrykon - Legnica 2012. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2012) Viaggi/Travels-Umoristi A Marostica, Italy 44th International Graphic Humour Exhibiton, Piazza Castello. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2011) A town called Superinjunction! In: BITE - A New Show of Artists Making Prints: Exhibition Catalogue. Mall Galleries, London, p. 10.
Mumberson, Stephen (2011) BITE: Artists making prints. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2011) 26a edizione della Biennale Internazionale dell'Umorismo nell'Arte: l'arte del novecento = 26th edition of the International Biennial of Art Humour: the art of the twentieth century. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2011) 5th Animation & Cartoon Fair, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, one person show and public session, and AYACC 2011, Guiyang, Guizhou, China, invited master/delegate. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2011) Master Cup 2011: The 2nd Master Cup International Illustration Biennial, Master Illustrators Federation, Beijing, China. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen and Pig, Chris (2010) Stephen Mumberson and Chris Pig: etchings and relief prints. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2010) [Entry in XIX International Festival of Humour and Satire Golden Helmet Krusevac Serbia]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2010) Bestiarium: one man show of sixty computer graphics works from the last ten years. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2010) Sick of London [part of 'Hot Plate' international show]. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2010) Stephen Mumberson: early printworks. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2010) Etchings of Stephen Mumberson 2004-2009. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2009) 2009 Novosibirsk graphic art biennial - Russia. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2009) England 2008, etching [in 6th International Triennial of Graphic Art, Bitola, Macedonia]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2009) 6th Novosibirsk International Biennial of Contemporary Graphic Art 2009 Russia-selector British section and exhibitor. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2009) Heterodox. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2009) [Digital prints]. In: Hybrid prints. Fishpool, Megan, ed. Printmaking Handbooks . A&C Black, London, pp. 20-21. ISBN 9780713686500
Mumberson, Stephen (2008) Selected for the 28th International Nasreddin Hodja Cartoon Contest - 2008 Turkey. [Artefact]
Bonnell, Mandy and Mumberson, Stephen (2008) Printmaking on a budget. Printmaking Series . A&C Black London, London. ISBN 9780713673494
Mumberson, Stephen (2008) Autographic childhood cartoons [presented at The 17th Deajeon International Cartoon Contest]. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2008) Printed etchings and relief prints [Part of 3rd International Experimental Engraving Beiennal]. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2007) 8th Tehran International Cartoon Bennial-Iran. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2007) Greeks - museum series 2004-05 chosen as cover image for Printmaking Today. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2007) The first MAAPS International Printmaking Exhibition Beijing China. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2007) Cartoons for children [shown at 14th International Ankara Cartoon Festival]. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2006) Rabbit House - 4th international artist book triennial vilnius 2006 - art book 'Rabbit House" work accepted - books from 201 artists from 35 countries. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2006) Detour the Moleskine City Notebook Experience. Detour The Moleskine City Notebook Experience . (Accepted/In press)
Mumberson, Stephen (2006) Moleskine - Stephen Mumberson web archive - Detour Project. Moleskin archive-keri kerei New Zealand . (Published online first)
Mumberson, Stephen (2006) Selector for London Print Studio summer members show. Selector for London Print Studio Summer Members Show .
Mumberson, Stephen (2006) Printmaking handbook - Monoprinting - Jackie Newell and Dee Wittington - A&C Black London. In: Monoprinting. Newell, Jackie and Wittington, Dee, eds. Printmaking Handbooks . A & C Black, London, pp. 110-119. ISBN 9780713667462 (Accepted/In press)
Mumberson, Stephen (2005) The 5th international mini-print biennial Cluj - 2005 Romania. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2005) Seventeenth International Biennial of Humour and Satire in Arts Gabrovo 2005 Bulgaria. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2004) The Art to the Temple-Art Museum of Donetsk Ukraine 2004. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2004) Persistence of vision. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (2003) The international festival of graphic art Cluj-Napoca Romania 2003. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2003) Medicine, digital print [in National Print exhibition 2003 Mall Gallery London]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2002) International mini-print and book plate exhibition-european cities national museum of art, Cluj-Napoca Romania. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2001) Identity and globalization. Identity and Globalization . (Published online first)
Mumberson, Stephen (2001) St.Pauls lino cut image illustration for Printmaking for beginners by Jane Stobart - Chapter 2 - Relief printing. In: Printmaking for beginners. Stobart, Jane, ed. Printmaking Handbooks . A & C Black, London, pp. 22-23. ISBN 9780713674637
Mumberson, Stephen (2000) [Entry in The Sixth international Cartoon Contest - Sport - Haifa Israel 2000]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2000) Plasticene chapter - two illustrations of plasticene prints - "Dog" & "Aeroplane" made to illustrate the chapter. In: Handmade prints: an introduction to creative printmaking without a press. Desmet, Anne and Anderson, Jim, eds. A & C Black, London, pp. 40-41. ISBN 9780713677089
Mumberson, Stephen (2000) Ex Libris Kántor Lajos, CAD, 2000, 135 x 119 [in International Ex Libris contest Homage to the Poet Cluj-Napoca 2000 Romania]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2000) 'Last opera Battersea' and ' Shrapnel Love' monoreliefs on canvas [in Indian Exchange: Royal Society of Painter - Printmakers annual exhibition 2000 Bankside London]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (2000) Concrete Dinosaurs. [Show/Exhibition]
Mumberson, Stephen (1999) [Image no 34, work in - V Lubinska Aukcja Dziel Sztuki - Galeria Zamkowa Luinie Poland 1999]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1998) Relief prints Zenith Art Gallery Balham London 1998. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1998) Detour Exhibition - Moleskine sketchbook. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1997) Birdman - métal en relief [in 4th Triennale Mondiale d'estampes Petit format Chamalières Auvergne France 1997]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1997) 'South Africa, 1996', 'Nice dog, Z, 1996' and 'Chameleon, 1996' woodcuts [in Varna '97 9th international Print Biennale Sofia Bulgaria]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1996) 4 Press 4 London Print Workshop London 1996 selected show of printworks by S.Mumberson, M.Meadows, M.Hilton and T.Lehtonen. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1995) 'A very nice dog' and 'Mask' [in the 18th & 19th International independante exhibition of prints in Kanagawa,'95 & '97 Japan]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1995) [Print in Cuprum VI Small metal plate graphics Lubina Poland 1995]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1994) Bronzes [in two person show at The Cut galley, Waterloo, London, 1994]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1993) [Work featured in Heads: as part of its tidy ten celebrations - Ecoaction presents: art,auction & eco activities, at the Stables Orleans House Gallery, Twickenham 1993. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen (1989) 'Bird Dance' and 'Ack Ack Ack' [in 9th Cleveland International Drawing Biennale Middlesbrough Art Gallery Cleveland]. [Artefact]
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"HEALTHY HEALING is an incredible resource for both patients and practitioners. Linda Page has assembled a vast array of invaluable information on a wide variety of healing modalities and put it into a very user-friendly format. I recommend this book to anyone interested in improving and maintaining health!" -- Randy Ruben Baker, M.D.
"I hope everybody appreciates the synthesis and blend of healing art that Linda Page puts together in this book. I know of few people who have the knowlege, energy and experience to complete such a task." -- Humbart
"The eleventh edition of HEALTHY HEALING is better than ever - easy to read, simple to use and packed full of essential information for all. This book is a must for those who want to look better, feel better and live longer, pain-free lives!" -- Anthony Cichoke, M.A., D.C., D.A.C.B.N.
About the Author
Long before natural foods and herbal formulas became a "chic" widely accepted method for healing, Linda Page was sharing her extensive knowledge with those who dared to listen. Through what some would call an accident of fate, but she calls a blessing, she was compelled to research alternative avenues of healing. Sequestered in a hospital with a life-threatening illness, watching her 5-foot frame wither to 69 pounds, her hair drop out, and her skin peel off, doctors told her thay had no cure. With only a cursory knowledge of herbs, she began a frantic research process of testing herbal formulas and healing food combinations on herself.She read voraciously about herbal healing. Good friends shopped for herbs and she began to formulate the many compounds which would eventually save her life, revitalize her health and restore beautiful new hair and skin. It was that incident that led her to seek her degrees in Naturopathy and Nutrition at Clayton College of Natural Health in Birmingham, Alabama.
A prolific author and educator, Dr. Page has sold over a million books including "Healthy Healing", "Cooking For Healthy Healing", "How To Be Your Own Herbal Pharmacist", "Party Lights", "Detoxification" and a popular series of library books which address specific healing therapies for topics like menopause, male and female energy, stress and energy, colds and flu and cancer.
Dr. Page is an Adjunct Professor at Clayton College of Natural Health. She has appeared weekly on a CBS television station with a natural healing report; she is a principle speaker at national health symposiums and conventions; she is featured regularly in national magazines; she appears on hundreds of radio and television programs. She has just released a television program to PBS stations called "The World of Healthy Healing - Unleashing The Healing Power Of Herbs" a one-hour educational program that is entertaining and full of useful information about herbal healing.
Dr. Page delights in having come full circle: "I feel I am living my dream. I am so grateful that knowledge of healing through herbal formulas and good foods is becoming so widespread. I see it as an opportunity for people to seize the power to heal themselves. Knowledge is power. Whether one chooses conventional medicine, alternative healing avenues, or combines them both in a complementary process, the real prescription for healing is knowledge."
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Poor fella that rated this book 1 star...you must be a medical doc or else you just haven't seen the "proof" that the Journal of American Medical Association didn't go out of its way to provide on itself (JAMA Vol. 284 No. 4 July 28, 2000).
Accidental deaths, 250,000; unnecessary surgeries, 12,000; medication errors in hosp, 7,000; other in hosp errors, 20,000; nosocomial infections in hosp, 80,000; adverse effects of meds, 106,000. These numbers they indicated were probably LOW!!
Now, that makes me thankful I have taken responsibility for my health and not handed it over to the medical community as we know it today! I haven't taken an antibiotic in about 15 years, and I get more strength each year as I learn more about wellness and maintaining a healthy immune response system.
Looking forward to your 12th edition, Linda! I'll be waiting and watching, and I thank you for introducing me to a much more healthful lifestyle!
I don't believe Rector-Page really understands the subject to the depth I require. So I'm certainly not going to take her word. Her "PhD" is from a "University" outside the normal accredation circles. Maybe some of the things in this book could be helpful, but many of the more main-line, healthy living or medicine reference books have some natural healing information in them that are from more trustworthy sources.
Get a second opinion before you try anything in this book. Better yet, chuck it and start over.
Linda's wise advice has seen me through asthma attacks, ear infections and a nasty bout of depression. She's even helped my husband with his notorious tummy aches.
The ailments are listed alphabetically, so they're easy to find even when you're not thinking straight (like when you have the flu). Her treatment suggestions are incredibly thorough and include, herbs, vitamins and lifestyle suggestions.
Though it centers on treating specific ailments, "Healthy Healing" isn't just for when you're under the weather. It's filled with great information (including supplement and dietary protocol) to make sure you stay in top form.
This book is WELL worth the price. It's the only "medical" reference you will need in your home. Linda Page explains the causes of ills and provides you with natural remedies. She gives you options from a wide array of approaches including herbal, body work, and nutrition. You have several options so you can pick one that fits YOU best, as opposed to a one size fits all approach.
There are also sections on detoxing and rejuvenation. As well as reference for overall usefulness of various herbs and natural products in everyday use. I knew a lot about natural remedies before, but have learned so much more from this book.
You'll see that we have all we need to heal ourselves.
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Great easy appetizer - I drained the mussels and squeezed a bit of lime juices over them.
Use Lite garden vegetable cream cheese - Loved the end result Served with a Martini
I purchased a multi-pack of smoked oysters in error...and had no idea what to do with them. Found this recipe, gave a whirl..and oh so YUMMY! I used Philadelphia Light- Chives and Onion cream cheese on roasted rosemary and garlic crackers. So SIMPLE and so YUMMY!
I saw Wildflour's photo and just had to try these. I love smoked oysters and these were so easy to prepare. I used Ritz Whole Wheat crackers, whipped onion and chive cream cheese and of course smoked oysters. Such a delicious and easy appetizer to prepare! I will prepare these often. Thanks Boomette!
This has been one of my favorites but never used the onion cream cheese. Still didn't because I could not locate it but I did add chopped green onion into my whipped cream cheese. Added a nice color and great flavor. I served mine on multi-grain crackers that are about twice the size of Ritz so I doubled up on the oysters. Thanks for posting. This is how I'm making them in the future. :)
I was in smoker oyster heaven (one of my favorite treats)! I couldn't find onion cream cheese, so had to use chive cream cheese instead. Also, I prefer water crackers, so used them. Overall, everything went beautifully with the oysters, and I will be making this often! Thanks so much for this great, yet simple, idea.
These took my DH to his happy place! Made as directed, couldn't be more simple! These will be making an appearance at all events that I host! Thanks, Boomette! Made for Every Day's a Holiday.
Oh Boomie! These were tasty lil buggers!!!! VERY rich, I could only eat 4 of them (though I WANTED MORE!! LOL!) I had to use Philly's Vegetable kind, they were out of the onion kind, but they were still fantastic!!! LOVED them!!! Next time I'll try the onion kind when they have it back in stock. Oh, and since my oysters were the tiny petite ones, I put 2 on each, and that worked out perfectly! :) These would be a GREAT addition to a Super Bowl buffet table!! :) Thanks so much! Really enjoyed them!!! :)
I make this during the holidays and I love it. A simple appetizer that tastes great! Good post Boomette!


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Chef's Studio Japan (Canmore): Tabemashou! (Let's Eat!)
Known by word-of-mouth to have the best sushi in the Bow Valley, we finally managed to make the trip to Canmore to see if this was indeed true.
The restaurant is located in an off-the-beaten location near the main drag, the front entrance facing a public parking lot. The interior is done up in rich brown walls with pine tables and funky wrought-iron chairs. Food is presented artfully and beautifully in the spare, modern style the Japanese are famous for. We noticed an order of sushi carted by on a length of cedar, with a branch of bright green leaves, just burst from their buds, placed just so. Other dishes are arranged on ceramics plates and raku that is made especially for the restaurant. The sushi chefs were female, which is a rarity, and it's the first time I have ever seen a female sushi chef at work behind the counter.
Be aware that many of the wait staff are Japanese and don't speak English well, so you have to speak slowly and use simple words. However, they are always smiling and the service is fast and pleasant. If you need any in-depth info, it's best to talk to the manager, who speaks English quite well.
Their menu is quite small, but whatever is listed is done impeccably. The food here is incredible.
Favorite Dish: You MUST order one of their specialties, the delicious Soft Shell Crab Tempura. Our medium sized crab arrived in a small basket on a slate tile, accompanied by shaved daikon radish and salt in a length of bamboo. The crab was cooked just until done, and I could still taste the salty brine of the sea in each tender morsel.
The sushi is indeed the best in the Bow Valley. I have never tasted sushi this good in Calgary or even Vancouver. They serve Tataki style sushi (where the fish is briefly seared, but raw in the middle) and the nigiri they make literally melts in your mouth, it is so fresh. The Toro (tuna belly) is a total must-try, buttery and delectable. The special Unagi (barbequed eel) roll is a must-try as well -- rice and seaweed rolled around deep-fried rice vermicelli, and topped with sweet-salty eel. Heavenly.
My husband also had the teriyaki AAA beef, and I had the house-made tofu teriyaki. You have to order rice separately, and both dishes come with sauteed veggies on red-hot cast iron plates. The beef teriyaki was full of flavor and came with spicy sauce (by request) and the tofu was as tender and delicate as scrambled eggs.Add to your Trip Planner
Fuze Finer Dining
Fuze is the new culinary darling in the Bow Valley, so we decided to give it a try one night. The room is very modern, but warm and inviting, with leather being the main theme. No, I'm not talking biker bar, but it seems everything was covered with leather, down to the table, I kid you not. A leather tablecloth was on each table (or it's naugahyde, I didn't ask).
The hostess we dealt with was a bit sniffy, but I don't know if it was from being bored (the dining room was yawningly empty) or from viewing us in our improvised layered outdoor apparel due to the cold, rainy snap that hit Banff suddenly that day. Our waiter did an excellent job and was very knowledgeable.
Favorite Dish: To tell you the truth, the empty restaurant did not really build a whole lot of confidence in Fuze, but our waiter was quick to reassure us that their busy season is more into the off-season. It seems that's when the gourmands hit Banff (usually in town for a conference), as the average tourist usually is not interested in their menu.
The fantastically prepared food really did quell our fears about the empty room. My husband had the Elk Loin with a Juniper Crust and Dauphinoise Potatoes; the elk was cooked perfectly, though the slightly gamey taste may be off-putting to people. I enjoy lamb, but I personally found the taste of the Elk not to my liking. I settled for the Wild King Salmon in a Thai Red Curry sauce that was sublime. We shared a Flourless Chocolate Cake (apparently the chef's specialty, whose wife begged for him to put it on the menu) with Toasted Almond Gelato. The gelato was the star, the taste of toasted almonds coming alive in your mouth.
We would definitely return to Fuze, and hopefully when the dining room is a little bit busier, as this would truly add to the overall ambience.Add to your Trip Planner
Eden: A Paradise for Serious Foodies
This restaurant is for foodies.... and foodies who have lots of cash. The Eden dining room at the Banff Rimrock Resort is for very special occaisions, or for a good splurge. Their menu is a prix fixe tasting menu of three, four, or five courses. We were there for my birthday, and for the November special, where they try out new dishes, so the tasting menu is HALF PRICE in November. A considerable deal, as the three course tasting menu usually runs $125 pp ; in November, a five-course tasting menu is $59.00 pp, plus you can add on additional courses. The restaurant has a very elegant, modern atmosphere.
The service at Eden is bordering on perfection, and it should be, considering the prices there. The extremely knowledgeable waitstaff work like a well-oiled machine, and any slight error is fixed promptly and gracefully. For example, they poured the complimentary Evian water for me instead of the San Perrigrino water I had in my glass, and the whole glass was replaced with profuse apologies while I was thinking "oh, well big deal". As soon as I put down my napkin, it was promptly whisked away and replaced with a fresh one.
There is also complimentary valet parking while you dine at Eden, and when you are nearing the end of your meal, the valet is notified and your car is brought to the front door.
Favorite Dish: Each dish was excellent, but what stuck out in my mind was the amuse bouche, a parfait of citrus, cream cheese, and wild salmon tartare in a glass cone dish that was held by a glass bowl with a Beta fish swimming around in it. That was so creative I was floored! I still wish I had my camera (yes, VT'ers do go out without their camera sometimes ;o) )
Other delights were a confit of guinea hen combined with crispy guinea hen breast, and a tiny omelette of herbs and swiss chard tied up like a purse. The highlight of the evening besides the salmon parfait, was the seared foie gras with the most delicious blood orange reduction.
The whole experience at Eden can be summed up with one word: Marvelous!!!!Add to your Trip Planner
Cheap Eats -- Aardvark Pizza and Subs
This is another tiny place besides Barpa Bill's that serves up good, fast food. The menu is charmingly misspelt, and most people take out as there really isn't anywhere to sit and eat. You can save a few bucks by walking to Keller's grocery (a couple of blocks away) to get your drinks while the pizza is cooking. You usually have to wait about 15-20 minutes if you are ordering one. They also sell by the slice, and have subs, chicken wings, poutine, nachos and donairs. They are open until 4 a.m., which is good for the after-bar crowd.
They also deliver if you don't feel like walking.
Favorite Dish: I've only had the pizza here; the crust is very crisp, and sometimes almost bordering on board-like, which is good, as we've walked over to take out from our hotel and walked back -- no sogginess here. They ingeniously put a small piece of dough in the middle of the pizza, which stops the box lid from crushing the toppings and cheese.Add to your Trip Planner
Lake Agnes Teahouse: A nice break while in the mountains
Set along the shore of Lake Agnes and surrounded by mountains, the Teahouse is a great place to stop and rest your weary legs as well as get a bite to eat and something to drink.
Favorite Dish: On our way down from the Little Beehive, we stopped in to get some hot chocolate as well as eat our snacks (which we had brough with us).Related to:
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Maple Leaf Grille and Spirits
The Maple Leaf Grille presents regional food in rustic elegance. The room is decorated in a way so popular in Western Canada right now -- lots of wood and river rock, which provides a soothing atmosphere just off busy Banff Avenue.
The service was quite good -- the bartender was our waiter one quiet afternoon when we stopped by for lunch, and was a very pleasant and efficient server. However, the hostess stood by the door after we were seated and scowled the whole time we were there, shooting dirty looks to the bartender. This was highly entertaining, as we were speculating what had gone on there!
Favorite Dish: The offerings on the menu reflect Canadian ingredients. It also appears that the restaurant serves breakfast on a daily basis with a wide range of eggs benny as well.
I had the fish and chips (as it was Friday) and the halibut was melt-in-your-mouth delicious with an order of well-made yukon gold french fries. However, I felt the serving was quite small for the $13.00 price tag, but, hey, this is Banff. If you do have a big appetite, order the shaved prime rib sandwich, which comes on a whole grain baugette, which my friend could not finish, us being delicate women and all.
Desserts are excellent, and appear to be high quality. The chocolate souffle was outstanding, and my apple torte was topped with yummy homemade vanilla icecream, visibly full of vanilla bean.Add to your Trip Planner
Cheap Eats -- Safeway (Supermarket)
Safeway has locations all over North America and is a supermarket. Their deli counters have been updated over the past year, and besides selling the usual cold cuts and salads, now serve pizza by the slice, soup, fried and baked chickens and made-to-order sandwiches. Cold drinks are available for purchase as well.
Favorite Dish: I am really impressed by the quality of food. The fried chicken is half-decent, as well as their potato wedges. I have not tried the rotisserie chicken, though people have told me it tends to be dry. The pizza is fantastic, and you would never know it was purchased from a supermarket. You can also purchase pizzas to bake in your own oven. They are on a special tray that you use, and the crust comes out pizzeria crisp.
The sandwiches are phenomenal, several levels above typical sub sandwiches, as they use their own baked specialty breads and have numerous toppings, meats, and spreads to choose from. You can also choose from their sandwich menu, "The Plymouth Rock" being my favorite -- roast turkey, havarti cheese, cranberry sauce. They don't have a problem substituting toppings in the sandwiches on their menu. You get a HUGE sandwich for $4.99.Add to your Trip Planner
Second Cup - Coffee Shop: Second Cup - Coffee Shop
We stopped in at the Second Cup Coffee Shop for a quiet coffee on the day we arrived in Banff.
As far as Coffee shops go, the Second Cup is actually very nice. It has a very relaxed atmosphere, and the menu is not very expensive ......... but perhaps most important - the coffee is lovely!
For anyone wishing a quick relaxing coffee, go to the second cup. Its simple to find. Its on the 1st Floor of the Cascade Plaza, right in the centre of Banff town.
Favorite Dish: We ordered a large coffee and a large Mocha - both were very nice and quite cheap compared to other coffee shops we had visited.Add to your Trip Planner
Evelyn's Coffee Bar
The best coffee in Banff. Located on Banff Avenue, this coffee house gets really crowded. However, it's fun for people watching as the tourists parade down Banff Avenue. Service is friendly, fast and efficient, as it's a small shop and they have to accomodate the crowds that descend on this place. They also sell their coffee in refillable portable mugs for that long drive to Jasper or to your next location. Limited seating outside.Add to your Trip Planner
Like an old friend, Melissa's is dependable and reliable. It's a no-brainer place to go when you just want simple, good food at decent prices. Melissa's has been a long-time landmark in Banff, and also organizes a Banff marathon each year. You may see locals or Calgarians walking around with their brightly colored and uniquely designed t-shirts that they hand out to participants every year. Melissa's is also kid-friendly. It's a popular place for breakfast as well, and can get very busy.Add to your Trip Planner
This restaurant serves lunch and dinner, but this is my favorite place to come for breakfast in Banff. As you can tell by the name, the theme here is southwestern, and portions are big.
The prices here are affordable, and service is fast and friendly. The food here isn't fancy, but it's reasonably priced and good. It's also kid friendly as well.
Favorite Dish: My favorite breakfast is the huevos rancheros; and it's huge! You get red chili sauce, refried black beans and corn tortillas with cheese along with your eggs. This is just as good as the Mexican breakfasts I got in San Diego. You may consider getting the half portion which is more manageable and extremely filling. The breakfast burrito is also a good thing to try as well. If you like very spicy food, you may have to ask them to turn up the heat. They also have conventional breakfasts on the menu as well, which are very good.Add to your Trip Planner
Cheap Eats -- Barpa Bill's Souvlaki
Barpa Bill's serves up some of the best souvlaki I've ever tasted, besides the ones I've had in Greece.
You can also get burgers here as well, but I've only had the souvlaki -- don't go here if you don't like garlic. Also, don't go here if you're claustrophobic, or you may want to do take out -- Barpa Bill's is literally a hole-in-the wall. If you come over a busy lunch hour, you may have to sit outside. There are about 12 stools in this place, and you don't rub elbows, you knock elbows. If you turn around at the back stools, you may just fall into the bathroom. The place is clean and set up for efficiency, with small counters along the walls with the stools underneath, and there are pictures of scenes from Greece hung on the walls.
On your first time there, it is confusing, once you elbow your way to the front. However, all the choices are listed on the board above; just step forward and order, then pay. Your order is yelled out when it is ready. While waiting, it's best to keep your eye out for a free stool, as they get filled up rather quickly.
Favorite Dish: The chicken souvlaki -- tender chunks of grilled chicken with the garlickiest tzatziki this side of Athens. The pita is warm and fresh and I was told that it is shipped in daily from Chicago. The caesar salad is excellent: full of fresh, crisp romaine, cheese and covered with a light, creamy dressing.Add to your Trip Planner
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