08 2 / 2012

The bakery company I’m rebranding just sent us 7 different sample cakes, all different flavors… I fucking love my job #foodporn #cake #foodgasm #OMG πŸ˜³πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚ (Taken with Instagram at Skybox Creative Web Design - San Diego)

The bakery company I’m rebranding just sent us 7 different sample cakes, all different flavors… I fucking love my job #foodporn #cake #foodgasm #OMG πŸ˜³πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚πŸŽ‚ (Taken with Instagram at Skybox Creative Web Design - San Diego)

07 2 / 2012

Spicy Turkey Adobo Sliders
Ingredients

Patties:- lean ground turkey (I usually get Jennie-O)- parsley (~1/4 cup - finely chopped)- canned chipotle peppers in adobo sauce (4 pieces - finely chopped)- sun tried tomatoes (5 pieces - finely chopped)- bread crumbs - I like the one with Italian seasoning (about 1/2 cup)- 1 egg- 3 garlic cloves (minced)- cayenne pepper (1/2 teaspoon)- salt (1/4 teaspoon)- black pepper (~1/4 teaspoon)
Other:- King’s Hawaiian bread- extra virgin olive oil- spinach- white onion (thinly sliced)- sharp cheddar cheese- Your choice of white wine- crumbled feta cheese- 1 egg 

Directions

1. To make the patties, mix all of the ingredients with about 2 teaspoons of the adobo sauce from the canned chipotles - set in fridge for about 30-45 minutes 2. After letting the meat set, time to prep the patties. Roll them a little bigger than the size of a golf ball, and pat down into a small pattie. I lay out a few on a flat plate, cover with a piece of saran wrap, then make a second row on top of the saran, and repeat until there is no mixture left.3. Heat your skillet on medium high and coat with oil. Throw the patties on and flip after 4 minutes. After the first flip, pour a little bit of white wine on top and cover. Let it sit for about 5 minutes, then lower to medium heat, cover and cook until the middle isn’t pink anymore - it all depends on how thick you made it (Thoroughly cook! Don’t forget, it’s turkey!)4. While patties are cooking, cut the Hawaiian bread in half and put into toaster oven. Toast to your preference. I like my bread crispy.5. On another [small] skillet, coat well with oil - Medium high heat. Once hot enough, carefully crack one egg so it doesn’t spread too much on the pan. I like mine over medium so the yolk breaks when you eat it :) After flipping the first time, I like to turn the heat off, put a lot of cheddar cheese on top, and cover so it melts nicely.6. Time for presentation! I lay down the egg first, then the pattie right on it. You can then top it with raw spinach and onions, but I like to saute them before setting my plate. Afterwards, I put a generous amount of crumbled feta cheese and finally crown my creation with the other piece of toasted King’s Hawaiian bread.

*PHEW, that took forever. Sorry for the humdrum directions and for any (and I’m sure there’s many) grammatical errors. Too lazy to proofread.
Hope you guys enjoy! :)

Spicy Turkey Adobo Sliders

Ingredients

Patties:
- lean ground turkey (I usually get Jennie-O)
- parsley (~1/4 cup - finely chopped)
- canned chipotle peppers in adobo sauce (4 pieces - finely chopped)
- sun tried tomatoes (5 pieces - finely chopped)
- bread crumbs - I like the one with Italian seasoning (about 1/2 cup)
- 1 egg
- 3 garlic cloves (minced)
- cayenne pepper (1/2 teaspoon)
- salt (1/4 teaspoon)
- black pepper (~1/4 teaspoon)

Other:
- King’s Hawaiian bread
- extra virgin olive oil
- spinach
- white onion (thinly sliced)
- sharp cheddar cheese
- Your choice of white wine
- crumbled feta cheese
- 1 eggΒ 

Directions

1. To make the patties, mix all of the ingredients with about 2 teaspoons of the adobo sauce from the canned chipotles - set in fridge for about 30-45 minutesΒ 
2. After letting the meat set, time to prep the patties. Roll them a little bigger than the size of a golf ball, and pat down into a small pattie. I lay out a few on a flat plate, cover with a piece of saran wrap, then make a second row on top of the saran, and repeat until there is no mixture left.
3. Heat your skillet on medium high and coat with oil. Throw the patties on and flip after 4 minutes. After the first flip, pour a little bit of white wine on top and cover. Let it sit for about 5 minutes, then lower to medium heat, cover and cook until the middle isn’t pink anymore - it all depends on how thick you made it (Thoroughly cook! Don’t forget, it’s turkey!)
4. While patties are cooking, cut the Hawaiian bread in half and put into toaster oven. Toast to your preference. I like my bread crispy.
5. On another [small] skillet, coat well with oil - Medium high heat. Once hot enough, carefully crack one egg so it doesn’t spread too much on the pan. I like mine over medium so the yolk breaks when you eat it :) After flipping the first time, I like to turn the heat off, put a lot of cheddar cheese on top, and cover so it melts nicely.
6. Time for presentation! I lay down the egg first, then the pattie right on it. You can then top it with raw spinach and onions, but I like to saute them before setting my plate.Β Afterwards, I put a generous amount of crumbled feta cheese and finally crown my creation with the other piece of toasted King’s Hawaiian bread.

*PHEW, that took forever. Sorry for the humdrum directions and for any (and I’m sure there’s many) grammatical errors. Too lazy to proofread.

Hope you guys enjoy! :)

07 2 / 2012

These babies came handy today :) Matiko Jonnie Hidden Wedge Boots from Collective Habit. They’re half off right now! Get them while they’re still available!

These babies came handy today :) Matiko Jonnie Hidden Wedge Boots from Collective Habit. They’re half off right now! Get them while they’re still available!

07 2 / 2012

justinrampage:

The original Star Wars Trilogy posters have been given a great stylized redesign by Tumblr artist Christopher Lee.Β 

16” x 20” prints are now available for $35 each at The Beast Shoppe.

Star Wars Prints by Christopher Lee (Tumblr) (deviantART) (Twitter)

Via: the-beast-is-back

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06 2 / 2012

(Source: ianbrooks, via corywest)

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06 2 / 2012

fotojournalismus:

A protester wears a protective mask and goggles during clashes with security forces near the interior ministry, Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 5, 2012.
[Credit : Muhammed Muheisen/AP]

fotojournalismus:

A protester wears a protective mask and goggles during clashes with security forces near the interior ministry, Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 5, 2012.

[Credit :Β Muhammed Muheisen/AP]

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03 2 / 2012

…Komen’s decision to halt funding led to an outpouring of support for Planned Parenthood, including a jump in donations. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, for one, pledged up to $250,000 of his own money to the organization to help make up for the money for breast cancer screening.

This is great news, but I’ve lost too much respect to be a part of anything Komen does now… I’m all about the Keep a Breast Foundation!

02 2 / 2012

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#NowPlaying: YahZarah - Starship

I finally found the place
where I don’t feel mistreated
finally found the space where I feel safe
I’m gonna go somewhere
far beyond the sky and the trees
gonna go somewhere where nobody knows my name

02 2 / 2012

2. Words #febphotoaday “Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.” #DrSeuss #QOTW (Taken with instagram)

2. Words #febphotoaday “Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.” #DrSeuss #QOTW (Taken with instagram)

01 2 / 2012

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#NowPlaying: Quadron - Far Cry

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31 1 / 2012

This is what they meant by “balanced meal” right? 😏 (Taken with Instagram at Skybox Creative Web Design - San Diego)

This is what they meant by “balanced meal” right? 😏 (Taken with Instagram at Skybox Creative Web Design - San Diego)

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30 1 / 2012

staff:

Oh hey!

This makes me happy. Congrats, David.

staff:

Oh hey!

This makes me happy. Congrats, David.

(Source: epitomeofperfectionn)

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30 1 / 2012

jacob:

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jacob:

14 / 25

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30 1 / 2012

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30 1 / 2012

Matiko Sina Jeweled Oxford (Regular: $158 Sale: $79) | Matiko Jonnie Hidden Wedge Boots (Regular: $182 Sale: $91)
I’ve made a personal resolution to dress better, and shop for clothes that’ll last longer. It’s always hard accepting quality over quantity because of the price tag, but in the long run it’ll be worth it. Shop well, but shop smart.
My girlfriend Kim, owner of Collective Habit, was nice enough to give me a heads up about their %50 off sale. I’ve been daydreaming of these shoes for months, and was ecstatic to find these beauties in the sale section. Thank you, Mike, for getting them :) 143.
For you fashionistas out there, this site is worth the peek. It’s style that fits your needs and budget:

At Collective Habit we’re inspired by amazing collections and we want to help build yours. We stock what every great closet needs: cool pieces from emerging and well-known local and international brands, great go-tos, vintage gems, and some random fun stuff here and there. We’re dedicated to providing high style at a moderate price point so that fashion-conscious girls everywhere can afford to do what they love best… that is, look amazing 24/7.

yes, those are thin mints in the background ;)

Matiko Sina Jeweled Oxford (Regular: $158 Sale: $79) | Matiko Jonnie Hidden Wedge Boots (Regular: $182 Sale: $91)

I’ve made a personal resolution to dress better, and shop for clothes that’ll last longer. It’s always hard accepting quality over quantity because of the price tag, but in the long run it’ll be worth it. Shop well, but shop smart.

My girlfriend Kim, owner of Collective Habit, was nice enough to give me a heads up about their %50 off sale. I’ve been daydreaming of these shoes for months, and was ecstatic to find these beauties in the sale section. Thank you, Mike, for getting them :) 143.

For you fashionistas out there, this site is worth the peek. It’s style that fits your needs and budget:

At Collective Habit we’re inspired by amazing collections and we want to help build yours. We stock what every great closet needs: cool pieces from emerging and well-known local and international brands, great go-tos, vintage gems, and some random fun stuff here and there. We’re dedicated to providing high style at a moderate price point so that fashion-conscious girls everywhere can afford to do what they love best… that is, look amazing 24/7.

yes, those are thin mints in the background ;)