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Finally someone updated the good ol' doctor's bag! These are dope as hell!
Someone please get me one!
Street Fighter 2; E. Honda
2 years ago
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Bill Amberg Medicine Briefcases
Bill Amberg Medicine Briefcases
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Finally someone updated the good ol' doctor's bag! These are dope as hell!
Someone please get me one!
Posted using ShareThis
Finally someone updated the good ol' doctor's bag! These are dope as hell!
Someone please get me one!
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Popeye's Hypebeast Style
Recently, Popeye's Chicken ran a "Pay Day" $4.99 8 piece chicken deal for one day only that had people wild'n out wanting to get their chicken on. Luckily for me and the Chicago area we have a Popeye's every 2 blocks. I got mine did you get yours?
Evidently, some people didn't and they were pissed!!!
Rochester, NY
Minneapolis, MN
Evidently, some people didn't and they were pissed!!!
Rochester, NY
Minneapolis, MN
Monday, April 27, 2009
Jonah Hex who?
In Jonah Hex, Megan Fox plays Leila, a gun-wielding beauty and the love interest of Hex, a disfigured bounty hunter who is tracking down a voodoo practitioner that wants to raise an army of undead to liberate the South.
I'm guessing that I will be seeing this movie!!!
The Notebook
Noteboek from Evelien Lohbeck on Vimeo.
Dutch artist Evelien Lohbeck has created a short film(a paper notebook) for his graduation project.
"Noteboek (English title: Notebook) consists of 4 short experimental films where I try to confuse the reality. In these films, illusions and expectations are challenged."
New Logos
The hapless Detroit Lions, who last year became the first team in the NFL to not win a single game, have decided to change their logo to a "fiercer" logo. Um yeah...that's really gonna make a difference. Here's a look at a few teams that could use a "fiercer" logo. I actually like the "300" looking USC Trojan one.
Here's a few that don't need any adjustments!!!
Here's a few that don't need any adjustments!!!
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
Manny's Deli vs Katz's Deli
First up is Manny's Deli in Chicago
1141 S Jefferson St Chicago, IL 60607
(312) 939-2855
Open Mon-Sat 5am-8pm
With the likely hood of developing triple vessel disease, I continue on my food conquests that do not include any sort of healthy or "fat-free" content. So with that in mind, I took the Deli Challenge. Manny's Deli, a Chicago institution when it comes to spiced, peppered, and mouth watering corned beef and pastrami. Manny's is an old-school Chicago deli and cafeteria established in 1942, and was frequented by none other than Barack Obama and other Chicago politicians that may or may have been corrupt, but I digress.
I had the pastrami on rye, Matzo ball soup, and a Potato pancake
The pastrami was piping hot and fresh from the monster industrial silver meat slicer and piled high between two thin slices of rye bread...derriciousssss (f.o.b. asian accent). I was a little disappointed with the matzo ball soup. It was soft and tender and importantly, the size of a toddler's clenched fist. However, it was a little too salty for me. The potato pancake was tasty. My friend told me to cover that bad boy with some sour cream and a little apple sauce as condiments. Naturally, I gave her a funny look. But as the rookie I learned my lesson. It was crazy good!
Overall, I enjoyed the meal, the company, and the experience.
Now off to NYC...
Katz's Delicatessen
205 E Houston St
New York, NY 10002
(212) 254-2246
This place has been featured in countless movies, FoodTV shows, Travel Channel. It's a favorite spot for many New Yorkers even though countless tourists frequent the eatery to see what the story is with this classic New York Deli.
The restaurant itself is the classic deli set-up with people lining up cafeteria style to order their artery clogging favorite. Their are a number of "cutters" to line up in front to receive your hand carved sandwich. Ordering by it's own was a little bit intimidating, but just follow the crowd or actually read the signs posted and you'll be okay.
The walls are adorned with photos of celebrities that have come to Katz's Deli. And the whole look of the place has retained it's no frills look. Be prepared as a visitor to get a few looks from locals with the WTF face, but otherwise, the people in the restaurant are friendly.
On to the meal...
After seeing other people order, I had to come to the realization that downing one of the sandwiches by myself would be next to impossible. And of course I was looking at reducing my cholesterol levels...um..yeah right. But I did decide to split the sandwich and fill the rest of the half sandwich space with side orders.
Gladys and I decided to split the Reuben. I love the Reuben and couldn't resist the homemade toppings on that bad boy! They include a huge cut up deli pickle and rounded off the order with potato cakes..again. The Reuben was delicious. The corned beef was moist and seasoned just right. The potato cakes were made to order and came fresh from the fryer which I appreciated. It was a great meal and I will return when I go back to NYC.
In comparison, I hate going against all things Chicago, but I had to tip the scale to Katz's Deli. Granted, I did have two different sandwiches, but at Katz's they do give the opportunity to sample the cured meats. I had to admit it was a tough choice going against the pastrami at Katz's but I was in a Reuben mood. I did like the pastrami better at Katz's than Manny's. The seasoning at Katz's didn't over power the flavor of the meat. The potato cakes at both establishments were great. But I guess seeing the potato cakes coming straight out of the fryer gave me a warm, fuzzy fried feeling and I like that.
Well, it doesn't really matter if I am in Chicago or NYC I will still eat my fill of deli meats in either place. Long live hot, smoked, and salted red meat!!!
1141 S Jefferson St Chicago, IL 60607
(312) 939-2855
Open Mon-Sat 5am-8pm
With the likely hood of developing triple vessel disease, I continue on my food conquests that do not include any sort of healthy or "fat-free" content. So with that in mind, I took the Deli Challenge. Manny's Deli, a Chicago institution when it comes to spiced, peppered, and mouth watering corned beef and pastrami. Manny's is an old-school Chicago deli and cafeteria established in 1942, and was frequented by none other than Barack Obama and other Chicago politicians that may or may have been corrupt, but I digress.
I had the pastrami on rye, Matzo ball soup, and a Potato pancake
The pastrami was piping hot and fresh from the monster industrial silver meat slicer and piled high between two thin slices of rye bread...derriciousssss (f.o.b. asian accent). I was a little disappointed with the matzo ball soup. It was soft and tender and importantly, the size of a toddler's clenched fist. However, it was a little too salty for me. The potato pancake was tasty. My friend told me to cover that bad boy with some sour cream and a little apple sauce as condiments. Naturally, I gave her a funny look. But as the rookie I learned my lesson. It was crazy good!
Overall, I enjoyed the meal, the company, and the experience.
Now off to NYC...
Katz's Delicatessen
205 E Houston St
New York, NY 10002
(212) 254-2246
This place has been featured in countless movies, FoodTV shows, Travel Channel. It's a favorite spot for many New Yorkers even though countless tourists frequent the eatery to see what the story is with this classic New York Deli.
The restaurant itself is the classic deli set-up with people lining up cafeteria style to order their artery clogging favorite. Their are a number of "cutters" to line up in front to receive your hand carved sandwich. Ordering by it's own was a little bit intimidating, but just follow the crowd or actually read the signs posted and you'll be okay.
The walls are adorned with photos of celebrities that have come to Katz's Deli. And the whole look of the place has retained it's no frills look. Be prepared as a visitor to get a few looks from locals with the WTF face, but otherwise, the people in the restaurant are friendly.
On to the meal...
After seeing other people order, I had to come to the realization that downing one of the sandwiches by myself would be next to impossible. And of course I was looking at reducing my cholesterol levels...um..yeah right. But I did decide to split the sandwich and fill the rest of the half sandwich space with side orders.
Gladys and I decided to split the Reuben. I love the Reuben and couldn't resist the homemade toppings on that bad boy! They include a huge cut up deli pickle and rounded off the order with potato cakes..again. The Reuben was delicious. The corned beef was moist and seasoned just right. The potato cakes were made to order and came fresh from the fryer which I appreciated. It was a great meal and I will return when I go back to NYC.
In comparison, I hate going against all things Chicago, but I had to tip the scale to Katz's Deli. Granted, I did have two different sandwiches, but at Katz's they do give the opportunity to sample the cured meats. I had to admit it was a tough choice going against the pastrami at Katz's but I was in a Reuben mood. I did like the pastrami better at Katz's than Manny's. The seasoning at Katz's didn't over power the flavor of the meat. The potato cakes at both establishments were great. But I guess seeing the potato cakes coming straight out of the fryer gave me a warm, fuzzy fried feeling and I like that.
Well, it doesn't really matter if I am in Chicago or NYC I will still eat my fill of deli meats in either place. Long live hot, smoked, and salted red meat!!!
Monday, April 13, 2009
Adidas x Head Porter!!!
Well adidas fans, get ready for some more new and exciting collaborations!
The "Brand" pack features collaborations with adidas featuring some of the most famous apparel and footwear brands around the world. This pack features five unique sneakers with four of them available worldwide while one of them will not make it to the U.S. The five brands featured are: X-Large, Maharishi, Porter, Nom de Guerre and Stone Island. Of those five, Stone Island will be the one that will fail to reach stateside. Also unique about this pack is that it features a variety of different models such as: the Superstar 80, Stan Smith 80, Nizza Hi, Forum Mid and the Samba.
This is the one I am looking forward to...
08/01/2009
Adidas Nizza Hi “Porter” (limited release)
$150.00
Probably the least expensive collaboration that Head Porter has done in awhile.
Sign me up!
The "Brand" pack features collaborations with adidas featuring some of the most famous apparel and footwear brands around the world. This pack features five unique sneakers with four of them available worldwide while one of them will not make it to the U.S. The five brands featured are: X-Large, Maharishi, Porter, Nom de Guerre and Stone Island. Of those five, Stone Island will be the one that will fail to reach stateside. Also unique about this pack is that it features a variety of different models such as: the Superstar 80, Stan Smith 80, Nizza Hi, Forum Mid and the Samba.
This is the one I am looking forward to...
08/01/2009
Adidas Nizza Hi “Porter” (limited release)
$150.00
Probably the least expensive collaboration that Head Porter has done in awhile.
Sign me up!
Friday, April 10, 2009
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Let It Be!
It has been announced that the entire original recorded catalog of the Beatles will be remastered and released for the first time on CD by Apple. The release date of September 9th will coincide with the release of the highly anticipated “The Beatles: Rock Band” game which features the music of The Beatles. The 16 disc collection is comprised of all 12 studio Beatles albums, with the addition of ‘Past Masters Vol. 1 and 2′. A historical release, and for the music aficionado, one to have within the collection as a reference of the Beatles collectively.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Nike Air Yeezy Release 04/04/09 STA
One of the most anticipated sneaker releases took place on April 4th and kids were lining up for days and sleeping outside for a chance at obtaining the Nike Air Yeezy designed by Kanye West. Saint Alfred held a release party with a "Glow in The Dark" tour theme. I will let the pictures tell the story.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
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