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The Evolution of Technology, designed by General Assembly’s Alexandra Proba.
(via flavorpill)
You may have spotted two of Charleston’s newest food trucks around town: AutoBanh (quite possibly our favorite name for a food truck ever) and Brasilis. One serves the super trendy banh mis and other Vietnamese fare, while the other’s got Brazilian cuisine (churrasco sandwiches! feijoada! pastels!). Tell us what you think. Have you had a chance to try them yet?
Mark your calendars for the PINK Sheep FILM Festival in Wilmington NC on June 8th during PRIDE WEEK!
Art for Chapter Ten of My Career Suicide Note, appearing in this week’s Encore Magazine
Hey, they’re handing out free stickers! All you have to do is express you’re opinion. #amendmentone #amendmentone #marriageammendment #NC #NorthCarolina #Vote #IVoted (Taken with instagram)
Love = Love: Find 3 minutes today to watch this, then share it.
Twelve-year-old Isak Atkins-Pearcy has been fighting alongside his parents and with his junior high GSA to defeat North Carolina’s proposed constitutional amendment which will be decided in the May 8th primary.
Production: Mimi Schiffman Music: “April,” Marcel Pequel Artistic Direction: Isak Atkins-Pearcy
Host Jimmy Crippen chats with Coral Bay Club chef on his win at Fire on the Dock: Milk & Chocolate … yum!. Fire on the Dock is a competition dining series held at Shell Island Resort in Wrightsville Beach. The series continues through May 22nd. At stake in each series is a grand prize of $2,000 and a coveted “Red Chef Jacket.” Blowing Rock, Wilmington, Raleigh, and Greensboro host this year’s high-pressure series.
