If I saw my guidance counselor I would kick him in the nuts.
Pineapple Tangaroa laughed. It s not that the Austinite wasn t fascinated with anthropology enough to study it at Kent State University. He just didn t realize that an undergraduate degree alone in that discipline would be a professional dead end . something his advisor clearly forgot to mention. He knew I didn t want to go for my master s degree and not once did he bring up that if you don t get a master s, there really isn t a career for you in anthropology.
So, upon graduating in 2004, Tangaroa did what people with useless bachelor s diplomas do: entry level work in an unrelated field. Abhorring the frigid Ohio winters, he returned to his previous stomping grounds of San Marcos and worked a couple of lousy piercing gigs and a warehouse job. After repeated rejection, he made an inroad into Austin s body art scene, being hired at Mercy Piercing Studios. Concurrently, he found a mentor in late local legend Daryl Bear
Two fires have been set in the East Seventh Street food pantry put on by the Red Wing Area Mutual Aid group in the past several weeks. Although the who/why details are unknown, the group urges community members instead to focus on all the good the pantries do.
Group administrator Kelly Byers said, âWhile we do not have a motive as to why this pantry was targeted twice. We can only speculate. We are hopeful that these are isolated incidents. The pantries have helped so many and brought many people together. We would prefer to focus on the good they are doing.â
Two fires have been set in the East Seventh Street food pantry put on by the Red Wing Area Mutual Aid group in the past several weeks. Although the who/why details are unknown, the group urges community members instead to focus on all the good the pantries do.
Group administrator Kelly Byers said, âWhile we do not have a motive as to why this pantry was targeted twice. We can only speculate. We are hopeful that these are isolated incidents. The pantries have helped so many and brought many people together. We would prefer to focus on the good they are doing.â
New restaurant Rosie s Cocktails & Pies opens in downtown Cincinnati Share Updated: 11:32 AM EDT May 10, 2021 Emily Sanderson Share Updated: 11:32 AM EDT May 10, 2021
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The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 11:32 AM EDT May 10, 2021 Emily Sanderson A new restaurant just opened in downtown Cincinnati and it s serving up colorful, fun cocktails and delicious pizza pies.Rosie s Cocktails and Pies, located on East Seventh Street, features traditional east coast-style pies, with fresh dough, cheese and sauce on top.You can customize the radiational pie by adding on your own toppings and extra sauces.They also offer specialty pies like the Honey Pie, which layers tomato, fresh mozzarella, basil, hot honey and pepperoni.Or try their Tie-Dye Pie with vodka tomato sauce, pesto and fresh mozzarella.Pair it with one of their colorful co