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52Cards New user 6 Posts |
What are the best matrix or coin assembly routines, or interesting ideas and twists? Are there any really good routines I can find on the internet? Also, what are the best finales? Thanks in advance!
RS1963 Inner circle 2671 Posts |
If you haven't learned and studied Al Schnider's original Matrix there is none better to start with. There are quite a few very good variations out there. But learn Al's first find the video of him performing it on You Tube or better yet get his DVD set from L&L there you well get not just Al's Matrix but many other very good effects as well.
Certainly look at the other versions out there but please don't neglect the original. Bob Kohler has some very good versions of Matrix. Richard Kaufman's book Coin Magic has several versions also. Paul Gertner has a very good backfire Matrix effect. Shadow coins is a very good effect but it's not Matrix. Ask Al Schnider why it isn't and he will explain it better than most can.
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Octopus Sun Special user Wiggle Wiggle 587 Posts |
Start at the beginning...with Al Schneider's - the original Matrix.
learn it and work from there towards others. So far Al's Matrix is the only Matrix I perform atm. I'm studying a few other...there's lots of work for me. Al's is way to easy, and there are allot better Matrix's. Hayashi's for instance it's a real blowout, a sick backfire, several approaches, better than most for sure. It's always best to start from the beginning. Learn the basic's and then improve upon it... |
magicians Inner circle Teacher and Legend 2898 Posts |
Here's one from my lecture.
http://magicians.podbean.com/odd-coin-assembly-tri-corner/ I have an entire DVD on wierd variations "Matrix Reloaded"
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Jonathan Townsend Eternal Order Ossining, NY 26383 Posts |
On 2011-10-01 14:39, 52Cards wrote: You can still find Al Schneider's routine in print and he says he's got a new version due out soon. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4SKE8prxGU
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Devious Inner circle 2121 Posts |
My finale is a jumbo coin production from underneath the fan of four cards, that I casually set down, as the audience is busy inspecting the four half-dollars.
Pete Biro V.I.P. 18480 Posts |
Dean Dill offers some great versions on his DVDs.
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afinemesh Inner circle Senseless gibberish that amounts to 2415 Posts |
The original-Al Schneider.
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Richard Evans Inner circle 1376 Posts |
Al Schneider's are great, but I second Pete's suggestion of Dean Dill's variations: they're fantastic.
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panlives Inner circle 2087 Posts |
Love this topic!
John B. Born: "Matrix God's Way," is all about Matrix handlings. http://www.magician-newyorkcity.com/prod......rix.html David Neighbors (The Matrix Unloaded) and Richard Kaufman have some interesting variations. Dean Dill has alternate versions on the interesting "Extreme Dean" DVD set. You may also want to look up Tom Gagnon book called "Sleightly Original." This thread goes into all manner of Matrix goodness, along with a spirited debate about what exactly constitutes a Matrix effect relative to Shadow Coins, Chink a chink, etc.: http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewt......&start=0
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Tom G Inner circle 2338 Posts |
Also, Dan Fleshman in notes and DVD has some versions that are good.
RS1963 Inner circle 2671 Posts |
Matrix God's way was mentioned but if you look up Michael Close's review of that DVD in Magic Magazine came out you will read a not so glowing review of it. I tend to agree.
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truesoldier Inner circle 1191 Posts |
Armando has the most amazing evolution of Matrix. Hayashi is also very very good
rannie Inner circle 4354 Posts |
Here is one of my ideas for a final phase of a matrix routine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grmpq8UHZZg Rannie
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David Neighbors V.I.P. 4461 Posts |
Did Someone say Matrix! I have around 70-75 handleings or so! Stop me when you see one you like!
But really Most of my stuff is not in print yet! But if you want to E-Mail me I will put together a list Of what is in print, and where it is for you! E-Mail is firstname.lastname@example.com OK thanks gang! |
magicbart New user Chambly, Québec, Canada 79 Posts |
On 2011-10-03 22:30, rannie wrote: Wow... very nice Rannie. Love it. Rene Lavand will have love it to . Its one of the rare one hand routine Ive seen. Thanks
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truesoldier Inner circle 1191 Posts |
Sorry Rannie, I should have mentioned you as well because yours is probably one of the best Matrix style plots out there. I absolutely love this phase because it can be done as a quickie on it's own or as you say as a fantastic ending to a longer routine.
rannie Inner circle 4354 Posts |
No worries buddy. I never expected anyone to remember it anyway! I just thought of sharing it to tose who may have missed it... I still love matrix effects though it is not something you can really perform in many situations. What I love about it is the process and the thinking. Just my humble opinion.
Take care my friend!
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mago.niko Loyal user Athens, Greece 286 Posts |
Rannie that was GREAT!!
I am a little bit surprised that nobody has mentioned Mike Gallo's matrix.. It's similar to the original version but the handling is much more easy. And of course it ends with a great backfire effect.. I also like Michael Ammar's version using that ingenious gimmick
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magicbart New user Chambly, Québec, Canada 79 Posts |
Theres also the Micheal Ammar version with the use of the T***T and the version Ponta in his DVD "Sick!".
Both is very different in presentation and impact with audience. See ya
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charliewerner Regular user 164 Posts |
Shoot ogawa work on matrix are one of the best... Everything you want to know about matrix is in his dvd.
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Vlad_77 Inner circle The Netherlands 5619 Posts |
I tend to favor "chink a chink" over matrix (the former uses no cards and the latter does if we can agree that Al Schneider's original effect means that cards and coins = matrix. Actually, Al Schneider's approach is called "Matrix" but the original idea can be traced to an effect called "The Sympathetic Coins" by Yank Hoe. This can be found in Bobo. It is NOT a Matrix in the style of Schneider and in fact one could really make a case that Matrix is at BEST a distant cousin and what's more, the Schneider approach is far superior).
As stated, the Al Schneider original IS really a great place to start and his book published earlier this year goes into great depth concerning the effect. I am also quite fond of Shawn Farquhar's MatriXpress. Ed Marlo has a very cool matrix effect in Apocalypse using dice and cards in Apocalypse. The dice are placed in the requisite corners; the numbers show 1-4 clockwise. Each die "arrives" by number. In Richard Kaufman's book Coinmagic, Marlo has a whole chapter on Matrix. In Doug Conn's book Tricks of My Trade (written by Paul Cummins), there is an effect called Cornered Coins. While not a Matrix, Cummins writes that the effect "is best employed just prior to a Matrix or Coins Through Table routine." Even though the OP didn't ask, I thought I would offer just a few examples of chink a chink type of effects: Horowitz Chink a Chink in Stars of Magic Dean Dill's Swirl Assembly and Backfire in Apocalypse David Roth's Chink a Chink in Apocalypse Frank Thompson has a very cool version in Pallbearer's Review that uses bottle caps. I am working out a routine of my own based on this and Alex Lourido's "CAPtivated." Obviously there are tons of other Matrix/Chink a Chink effects in the literature. The ones I mentioned immediately came to mind. Ahimsa, Vlad |
Atom3339 Inner circle Spokane, WA 3223 Posts |
Rannie, Very sweet. I can see it as part of a longer routine with coins and cards. Your style is so smooth and natural. I would like to be you when I grow up someday. ; )
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Mediocre the Great Inner circle Rich Hurley 1044 Posts |
When I went to Dean Dill to learn, he stated me out with Al Schneider's matrix. He told me it's the best coin routine ever, but the only problem is it's too short. Start with the classic routine and learn it well. Then....
Dean's "Extremre Dean" DVD set has an awesome collection of very strong matrix routines, and is extremely well taught. His DVD has an overhead view option that is a really helpful learning tool. he teaches each necessary sleights in separate lessons. If you are a serious student of coin magic, you will find this DVD to be a treasue.
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vinsmagic Eternal Order sleeping with the fishes... 10382 Posts |
I use my crimping technique to pull this off http://youtu.be/7o9K53TjMaA vinny |
Michael Rubinstein V.I.P. 3321 Posts |
Vinny, in 1981 I think Tom Gagnon published a book called
Sleightly Original, which extensively explored the use of one hand for matrix and other card and coin routines. I explored the reverse matrix concept, and my three best are on the NYCMS dvd series. Ultra Reverse Matrix is a no pick up move routine, extremely clean, no false moves, and was going to be in the new stars of magic series by Tannens until they pulled it at the last minute because it is gaffless. I don't think there is a cleaner routine anywhere, but you watch it and be the judge. I think it is also on either the coinvention dvd, or the lvmi dvd set.
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vinsmagic Eternal Order sleeping with the fishes... 10382 Posts |
Doc I didn'I know this thank you for the heads up.. I am using my crimping techniques to do this no gaffs or extra coins what you see is what you get;
do you have a demo I would love to see Tom's Work or your concept I don't have the dvds vinny ps when I firt did this some years back it was just aexperment to show what can be done using the crimp palm ( thumb crotch) |
motown Inner circle Atlanta by way of Detroit 5724 Posts |
Paul Gertner, Mike Powers and Robert Bengal are a few that have excellent Matrix routines.
Gertner's is in his book. Bengel put out a smaller booklet. Mike had a stand alone effect that he use to sell with all the needed coins. I believe it's in one of his books as well. Used international coins.
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Michael Rubinstein V.I.P. 3321 Posts |
Vinny, I am not home now but will look up the publisher for you this weekend. I don't think Tom posted a video. My routines are not one handed, I'm sorry if it read that way. I would love to post a clip, but no time until after the Milan symposium. Tom's moves are using diffferent techniques than you. I don't recall all the moves, but I do recall that he came up with some nice turnovers and displays. It's a great read, and a bit underground. Hope you get a chance to see it.
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vinsmagic Eternal Order sleeping with the fishes... 10382 Posts |
Thanks Doc much appreciated
vinny |
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Elder David A. Bednar just delivered a talk on social media at BYU Education Week. The text of the talk is already posted at LDS.org (video also available). You are probably going to be hearing about this one so you'd better go read it. Here are the highlights. Quotations in the italicized blockquotes; my commentary in plain text following the quote.
Salt Lake City, We Have a Problem
It has always been the case that some missionaries "come home early," as the gentle phrasing goes. It turns out that more missionaries are coming home early than ever before. The percentage is now into the double-digits, and it turns out the folks in Salt Lake City are already well aware that we have a problem. This is based on information quietly passed down the priesthood chain, coupled with an urgent request to extend support and guidance to our young men and women as they prepare for and depart on LDS missions. So the leadership recognizes there is a problem and, surprisingly, the young returning missionaries are not being blamed. But acknowledging a problem is only the first step. What is going on and what can be done to improve things? How can we fix the problem?
FAIR Conference, Day 2
Below is the agenda for Day 2 of the FAIR Conference in Provo with brief bios of the speakers. I will be adding summaries of some of the sessions as the day goes by. (Disclaimer: these are on-the-fly summaries for general information and discussion. Please consult audio recordings or the transcripts that FAIR releases in a week or two for accurate details.) Full bios are available at the speakers page. You can get online streaming of the conference sessions.
Floating Through a Billion Years of Mormon History
Upgrading Our Lay Clergy Model
People are still trying to digest the consequences of the Kate Kelly trial. Just today FMH posted dozens of reports showing how arbitrary the LDS disciplinary process can be and Exponent posted on the feasibility of bringing some level of informed consent to the worthiness interview process. At T&S, we have recently posted and discussed in comments shortcomings of the Kelly trial and problems with apostasy trials in general. Let's take a step back and ask a more general and hopefully less contentious question: Has the Church outgrown the lay leadership model? Are there any practical alternatives?
Calibrating Apostasy
The Council of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles released a short three-paragraph statement on Saturday June 28, 2014, posted at the Office of the First Presidency page at LDS.org. It seems like a helpful and timely statement responding to issues raised in the wake of Kate Kelly's excommunication on June 23, 2014. In particular:
12 More Questions for Armand Mauss, Part 3
We are pleased to post the last installment of our Q&A with Armand Mauss, LDS author and scholar. See Part 1 for a full introduction and the first set of questions and answers, and Part 2 for the second set. 9. In the third chapter of your recent book Shifting Borders and a Tattered Passport, you discuss how as a graduate student you encountered the theory "that truth or reality is socially constructed," which you contrasted with an "absolutist or essentialist ontology" that you had developed as a young Latter-day Saint. At the end of the chapter, you reflected back on your early experience as an undergraduate student in Japan and "finally realized how my exclusive resort to a Mormon epistemology in those days had prevented me from fully understanding and appreciating Japanese culture." It sounds like the traditional Mormon approach to truth and reality makes it difficult to engage with other cultures. That seems like a problem as the…
Church Discipline: A Comparison
From Socrates in Athens to Galileo in Rome to John Scopes in a small town in Tennessee, trials make great drama. So it is not surprising that LDS disciplinary proceedings, essentially mini-trials, get so much attention, especially in the age of blogs and Facebook. I shared my thoughts on the topic three years ago in Church Discipline in the Internet Age. This post takes a different approach. Ever heard of Mars Hill Church?
Practical Apologetics: Keeping the Faith
Another installment in my occasional series (see here, here), this one prompted by a fine little two-page article titled "Keeping the Faith" in, of all places, the BYU Magazine. The Church, both the membership and leaders, finally seems to be waking up to the fact that the Church is losing its youngest adult cohort, the Millennials. What exactly is the problem? What can be done at the local level to address the problem? What can LDS leaders do at the Church-wide level to address it?
Stirring Up the Saints: The Mormon Reformation
So I read Bigler and Bagley's The Mormon Rebellion: America's First Civil War, 1857-58 (U. of Oklahoma Press, 2011) last week. It will certainly convince you that the Utah Territory of the 1850s was the Wild Wild West as much as it was Zion. Checking the footnotes, it seems like the narrative is built primarily on reports from dissenters, which I suppose is where you turn for facts if you think Mormons were all liars, thieves, and murderers. There wasn't much historical context provided, say about levels of violence in other western settlements or maybe something about that Second Civil War that was just around the corner. It seems misleading to paint General Johnston, commander of Johnson's Army that marched on Utah, as a paragon of patriotism in contrast to Brigham Young's alleged treason without noting that, shortly thereafter, Johnston was in open rebellion against the United States as a Confederate General and died from a Union bullet at Shiloh…
12 More Questions for Armand Mauss, Part 2
We continue our Q&A with Armand Mauss, LDS author and scholar. See Part 1 for a full introduction. 5. Let's talk now about some of the issues you discussed in your memoir, Shifting Borders and a Tattered Passport: Intellectual Journeys of a Mormon Academic (U of U Press, 2012). In Chapter 6, "Recurrent Visits with the Race Issue," you recount how you conducted research on the LDS race issue during the 1960s for your dissertation on Mormonism and minorities, filed at UC Berkeley in 1970. That put you smack in the middle of the most contentious issue in the Church during a difficult ten or fifteen years (particularly difficult for many LDS scholars) right up to the 1978 revelation. Yet you held the middle of ground of not exiting the Church or being pushed out as a harmful critic while, at the same time, publishing scholarly analysis and gentle criticism of the existing LDS policy and remaining a fully active…
The Rise of Biblical Criticism and the Mormon Response
"The rise of biblical criticism" is the title of a section in Jaroslav Pelikan's Whose Bible Is It? A History of the Scriptures Through the Ages (Viking, 2005). Those pages are a short and objective introduction to what is variously called biblical criticism, historical criticism, higher criticism, or the historical-critical method. This discussion is sort of a set up for my upcoming review of David Bokovoy's new book Authoring the Old Testament: Genesis — Deuteronomy (Kofford Books, 2014), which I will be posting in two parts over the next couple of weeks.
12 More Questions for Armand Mauss, Part 1
Way back in April 2004, almost exactly ten years ago, Armand Mauss was the very first Times and Seasons 12 Questions guest (see Part 1 and Part 2). A lot has happened in the last ten years, so Armand has graciously agreed to answer 12 more questions. He was a Professor of Sociology for many years at Washington State University (the other Cougars) and is the author of two must-read books for students of Mormonism, The Angel and the Beehive (1994) and All Abraham's Children (2003). With Lester Bush, he co-edited a collection of essays, Neither White nor Black: Mormon Scholars Confront the Race Issue in a Universal Church (Signature Books, 1984). He recently published his memoirs, Shifting Borders and a Tattered Passport: Intellectual Journeys of a Mormon Academic (U of U Press, 2012).
Priesthood Session: A Personal View
I attended priesthood session at my local chapel. About sixty men and boys in attendance. One woman. It was snowing when I left home. I decided to reward my choosing the right with good consequences, so I stopped by my local Wendy's and bought a small vanilla Frosty. On the way I listened to a few minutes of my current audio CD, Neptune's Inferno, about the US Navy at Guadalcanal. Right now (in the CD) the US heavy cruiser San Francisco (which survived the fight) is trading fire with the Japanese battleship Hiei (which didn't) in the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. There were a dozen ships on each side in a wild, confusing night melee. A lot of good young men on both sides died that night, November 12, 1942.
GenCon: Saturday Afternoon Session
Welcome to round two of T&S sort-of live coverage of General Conference. President Eyring conducted this afternoon session with President Monson (in attendance) presiding. Opening prayer by Ian S. Ardern, a Seventy, and music by an Institute Choir from Orem, Utah. Direct quotations of a speaker are given in quotation marks; other text represents my own summary.
GenCon: Saturday Morning Session
Welcome to T&S sort-of live coverage of General Conference. President Uchtdorf conducted this opening session with President Monson (in attendance) presiding. Opening prayer by Carl B. Cook, a Seventy, and music by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Direct quotations of a speaker are given in quotation marks or blockquote form; other text represents my own summary of their remarks or, where noted, my own comments.
The Book of Mormon as Literature
One can read the Book of Mormon as canonized scripture, to guide the Church and its members in doctrine and practice, or as a sign of Joseph Smith's calling to bring forth new scripture and establish a restored church. Then there is the possibility of reading the Book of Mormon as literature, to enlighten, uplift, and inspire the reader. So, how literary is it? How exactly does one read the Book of Mormon as literature?
Congratulations, OW: Now It's A Conversation
A conversation in two senses: First, everyone is talking about Ordain Women (here, here, here, here, here, here, and here; a four-part response here; earlier T&S posts here and here). Second, because, almost without noticing its own success, Ordain Women achieved a significant milestone this week as the LDS Church opened a public conversation with the group by publicly posting an official letter addressed to four of the organization's "official spokeswomen" (as they are identified on the OW website). The LDS letter responds to earlier private communications from the group and, predictably, elicited a publicly posted response at the OW site. Successfully initiating an official conversation with the Church is no small accomplishment.
A Conversation About Letters to a Young Mormon
This is a discussion T&S permabloggers Julie and Dave had last week about the new book Letters to a Young Mormon (Maxwell Institute, 2014) by Adam Miller (also a T&S permablogger). Dave: Three things a reader should know about Letters to a Young Mormon: It is short, 78 pages if you count the title page. It is published by the Maxwell Institute, part of their Living Faith series (each volume in the series is an "example of faith in search of understanding" by "a scholar who has cultivated a believing heart …"). And it is written by a philosopher, which is always a plus. But I wonder how young a Mormon needs to be to be part of the intended audience. My sense is that anyone from twelve to a hundred would enjoy the book and profit from reading it. Julie: Good question. An interesting bit of reception history here: I've seen reviewers mocked for assuming that the book was actually…
Openings and Beginnings
When we read scripture, we generally start at the beginning. This is one reason why openings — first lines, first paragraphs — are so important. They set the scene for what is to follow. They set the context and frame our understanding for entire chapters and books to follow. Terry Eagleton has a lot to say about openings in his How to Read Literature (Yale Univ. Press, 2013). While his focus is on literature, not scripture per se, his comments are helpful because scripture is a form of literature. And when it comes to how to read our scriptures, we Mormons certainly need all the help we can get.
Mormonism at the Scopes Trial
I read Edward J. Larson's Summer for the Gods: The Scopes Trial and America's Continuing Debate Over Science and Religion (Harvard Univ. Press, 1997) earlier this month, and was surprised to see the Book of Mormon appear in one of Clarence Darrow's arguments to the court. Funny how little mention there is of the Scopes Trial in LDS discourse, given how often evolution seems to come up. I have some ideas on that. But first the interesting arguments made to the court by Darrow.
Mormon Christianity: A Sympathetic View
Stephen H. Webb's Mormon Christianity: What Other Christians Can Learn From the Latter-day Saints (OUP, 2013) has a lot to offer both LDS and non-LDS readers. My acquaintance with Amazon titles on Mormonism makes me think it would have attracted a much larger non-LDS readership had it been titled How I Escaped From Mormon Christianity. Happily for mainstream LDS readers, the book is listed at Deseret Book, where an author search under "Webb" sorted by popularity puts the book just above Melodie Webb's 250 Ways to Connect With Your Family and just below the ebook version of Isabelle Webb's The Grecian Princess. I suppose a title like 12 Ways Mormon Christianity Can Make You Rich would have pushed it higher on the Deseret Book popularity list. All this to say I'm not sure how many from either potential audience will actually read this book. But you should.
Two Churches, Two Gospels
As a Mormon, you belong to two churches: your local congregation, be it ward or branch (the Local Church), and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Institutional Church). While something similar may be true for members of other denominations, it is more true for and has more effect on Latter-day Saints. You may draw strength from both your Local Church and from the Institutional Church; I do, and I think most Mormons do. But they are surprisingly distinct units, with rather different, if complementary, agendas.


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hehe, this one's good
~ old habits die hard, older ones never do ~
This one is not that good at all. The person who cuts the pizza in the kitchen gets quite grubby, this doesn't indicate thickness AT ALL. Just messiness.
If they had shown a pizza wheel cutter that had a really unusually large blade, then I'd say it says "thick".
nice one, although i agree with allehcimeo...it could be better....
i wouldn't want them pimpled pizza hut guys to go 'handdiving' in my pizza.
Could have done more here. I prefer all-american concept of 'eating blueberry pie', with evidence on people's faces. Just a thought - as it's meant to be deep-pan, lots of topping, etc.
The line "Deep Pan Pizzas" is what makes the ad work. It doesnt imply messiness. Once you read the line you should get that this is one deep pizza. It's actually pretty smart.
The shops in India do some pretty good work.
does it really makes the ad work?
Of course, it doesnt imply messiness if you read the line. However this makes it too constructed instead of being smart.
when i look at the cutter, it could imply that the chef is not keeping his hands clean, that hygiene is no big deal at pizza hut, that the cutter has fallen into the ingredients or sauce, etc.
the idea should only imply one thing very clearly, but unfortunately it does not do this here.
some shops in india do very fresh work
Agree. Really solid idea, nicely executed. The only mess around here is the inside of ellechimio's head.
Nice one Slim. Keep the berating comments coming. They are so helpful.
This ad only implies one thing. If you look at it and see "Pizza Hut has bad hygiene", you're missing the point. I agree with the comments on the other ad for thin crusts...where it looks like it was selling another product. But this ad is the better of the two.
However I think one problem evident is that people arent reading this ad. They are just looking at the picture and then looking at the logo.
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The Judaism and Jewish life section of The Holocaust Explained has provided an overview of Jewish identities, beliefs and practices. You will have learned about the rich cultural variety within Jewish life.
The survivors interviewed for this site have given us an insight into their own pre-war life. In this section you have an opportunity to see, hear and learn from their testimonies about life as a child within pre-war Europe.
Reflect on the richness of the lives that existed before the Nazis came to power. Reflect on what was lost and what has been left behind.
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If humankind never learned to play with its food, it would never have learned to play with its ingredients, and the world would be one bereft bowl of gruel. Taste the fruits of culinary creativity with today's Groupon: for $30, you get $60 worth of fine dining and drinks at Moro Restaurant in Wilmington.
Owner and principal chef Michael DiBianca fuses the freshest local ingredients to create Moro Restaurant's seasonal and market-inspired menu. Start meals with the chef's antipasti, a selection of meats, vegetables, cheese, and mozzarella handpicked by DiBianca ($16 for two). Moro also offers creative culinary interpretations of traditional Old World recipes such as the mascarpone potato gnocchi ($20) and glazed maple salmon topped with a grilled pineapple-macadamia nut vinaigrette, served with sweet whipped potatoes and baby arugula ($22). An extensive wine list changes regularly, and features vino from around the world. Diners may end their meal with italian chocolate tarts ($8) or strawberry shortcake ($8).
Located in a redbrick row house in Wilmington's charming Trolley Square, Moro Restaurant's chic interior provides elegant ambiance for dinner dining Tuesday–Saturday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Reservations, like wearing chain mail while wrestling a bear, are highly recommended but not required. Call ahead or book online.