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There's this word, "uninspired." Food yaks adore it. If you read the Smalley's reviews on Urbanspoon, one dork refers to the pinto beans as "bland and uninspired." Several dub dishes "a tad uninspiring" on the Internet. Since when did we measure degrees of un-inspiration? Isn't "uninspired" the absolute zero on a scale of inspiration? Correct me if I'm wrong.
"Uninspired" has two meanings, according to Dictionary.com: Taking its principle meaning, we'd have a pinto bean sitting through Jimmy V's ESPY speech and not being compelled to take action. Using its alternate meaning, we'd have an uncreative and dull pinto bean. Technically, Bean Guy is using it correctly.
What kind of creativity should one expect from pinto beans? I'll stay away from that one.
Anyway, my wife and I had dinner at Sunsets one Saturday night. My meal was overpriced and insipid.
The Basics: Sunsets loiters the Radio Drive/Tamarack Village intersection with a credit union, a gas station, and a CVS Pharmacy. In its defense, there is no "good" restaurant location in Woodbury – unless you count Cowboy Jack's being next to the Red Roof Prostitut-Inn. Here's the website. If you drove by it and didn't see the patio, you might think it was a furniture store – another widespread affliction among Woodbury dine-ins.
For what it's worth, Sunsets posts solid happy hour specials.
An enthusiastic waiter greeted us and took our drink orders. There was only one other table occupied in our section, but he didn't take that as a cue to sluff off. He was on his game from whistle to whistle.
We were set in a booth next to a divider with large, square holes. Through it, we could see a table of forty-somethings (presumed co-worked) segregated by gender. Gel-headed men sat together on the north end, talking business and making sure their watches were out past the cuffs of their button-ups. Women swished wine around in their glasses and passed around smartphones on the south end. Light bounced around off watch faces, phone screens, foreheads, and fingernails like a human disco ball.
I, in my button-up, ordered a chocolate martini. My wife pointed, with a freshly-manicured index finger, at a coffee and Irish cream drink. They landed, and were pretty good. I could taste booze and chocolate in mine, and nothing else, which is exactly what I want. My wife's drink tingled the palate, and made me sit straight up while doing so. The bread basket and artichoke dip we dialed up for appetizers were fine.
Sunsets' menu lifts like a metro phone book. It's got a pizza section, a sandwich section, a burger section, a steak section, a salad section, and an Asian-centric specialty section (more on this later). I saw the double-cut pork chop on the menu and plunged. I did so picturing the resplendent cut Butcher and the Boar boasts. It'll look cool if nothing else, right?
My wife ordered a turkey and provolone sandwich, which is basically … if the Vikings were facing a food fourth-and-goal, with the game on the line and the home crowd on their feet, Paul Allen's voice getting all hoarse and his face getting all red and humongous … the Vikings would run a turkey and provolone sandwich. That's why the Vikings are "looking good for Johnny Football," and that's why I'm not reviewing a turkey and provolone sandwich.
But wait! My double-cut pork chop is here! Let's get a picture of that! Except, at Sunsets, a "double-cut pork chop" is two pork chops. The last time I saw something like this, I was in sixth grade. A kid on my school bus had a knockoff Starter jacket. It was a zip-up, but never used the zipper because he wanted to act like he had a pullover.*
They didn't taste bad, but they tasted like something I could've duplicated precisely at home. If they were seasoned, I didn't taste it. I smeared my bites through the mashed potatoes to jazz them up some, but the potatoes weren't exactly dressed for the prom themselves. The pork and potatoes together tasted like pork and potatoes together – which is fine, but these natty environs and $21 tag command higher expectations. Don't they?
It's possible I just ordered the wrong thing, but what's the right thing? The menu is an agonizing liability. Here's a quick comparison between Sunsets' menu and Lakes': Lakes floats a similar number of sections, but with half as many offerings per and one signature item in each. This makes a go-to easy to stab at if you're waffling. At Sunsets, aside from their dizzying number of dishes, most of their specialty menu looks like a row of misfit toys that didn't belong anyplace else. That's a problem.
I don't want to jump off a cliff with many of Sunsets' other critics and play it as a gussied-up Applebee's. It's better than that, but not way better.
Maybe that group across the bookshelf was doing it right. It didn't look like they had come to be inspired, and maybe that's the mindset you need. You've got my permission to wander Sunsets for an after-work happy hour with elegant wall trim, but be warned: The branch breaks if you reach too far beyond that.
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Watercolour and gouache, with red pen work, on blue paper (type B) 143 x 194 (5 3/4 x 7 3/4)
Preliminary sketches: TB CCXLIX f.34, but imagined from a more northerly point in the Place de l'Etape.
EXH: Marlborough House 1857, frame 134, no.296, as 'Orleans: The Theatre and Cathedral' (Ruskin, Works, XIII, pp.311-2 ); Exhibited Drawings, no.618, a (Ruskin, Works, XIII, p.637); ?Tate Gallery 1931-4; Tate Gallery 1991 (47, repr. p.51); Tate Gallery 1993b (no cat.)
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It's great pizza, especially if you love olive oil and basil. And we've heard (haven't been there for quite a while) that Mr. DiMarco isn't burning as many as he used to. It's worth the price. Is it worth the wait? That's up to you. We waited two hours and 40 minutes for our pizza.
It's great fun watching Dom make pizza, especially that impressive little bit when he pulls the pizza out of the oven with his bare hands. Health code violation? Who cares?
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When we started passion-4-pizza.com, we realized that most great pizzerias in New York were already well-covered - so we'd write about those that were either our favorites or really representative of their neighborhood.
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What a fight, Great back and forth battle, made me an instant Arce fan when I watched this live. This was on the undercard of Pac-morales too.
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Should have made you an instant Hussein fan. he was badly, badly outweighed (9lbs is a crazy amount at those lower weightclasses) and never said die, boxing like a master with that heavy animal breathing down his neck, then hanging in there and fighting to the death when Arce's advantage began to overwhelm him.
I like Arce, too, but he gets too great a slice of the credit for that fight - I still contend Hussy was the better man that night.
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Atkins lost it in his early 20s when, newly married, he found himself with few acting offers, nearly bankrupt, and in rehab for alcohol addiction. Now sober 22 years, and divorced in 2007 from model Lynne Barron, he has no regrets. "I wouldn't change a thing. It's who I am today," says the proud father of college students Grant, 23, and Brittney, 21. Atkins hopes his reality stint will mean less time with chlorine and more time onscreen. "Nowadays I joke about how I want to relive the '80s," he says. "But this time, I want to remember them!"
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Start with the "bread" of the sandwiches. Graham crackers, slices of cake, even cinnamon buns or doughnuts can be pressed into service.
And don't forget to dress your sandwiches. Smear toppings such as fudge, caramel or peanut sauce onto the cookies (much as you would when assembling a PB&J) before adding the ice cream.
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Maybe we live on it? Outside the crust, but inside the atmosphere perhaps?
I would say we live outside the Earth and us and our buildings etc are held there by the Earth's gravity.
Hmm… quite a thought-provoking question. I agree with Tim, that it depends a bit on what you mean by "earth". Certainly, we are inside the atmosphere and, also important, inside the magnetosphere. But we live "on" the surface, which means we are outside of the earth's crust and oceans.
Difficult one. I was going to say on it, but we also often go into it (like for mines or to build the foundations of houses or in submarines, etc. Maybe we should just say we co-exist with it and so we need to make sure we take care of it.
We live on and under the Earth's crust, but since we are dependent on the atmosphere to support life, maybe we can say we live inside the Earth!
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Prokop Bartoníček (*1983) belongs to the young generation of contemporary artists who use the latest technological innovations as a natural means of expression. Their creative arena isn't the studio but the entire global communications network. In contrast to many of his contemporaries, Bartoníček doesn't disengage from the experienced dimensions of human being; he doesn't journey off into the artificial realm of virtual reality. His work is, instead, focused on a carefully considered (though continually experimental) juxtaposition of the captivatingly perfect expression of electronic media and the no less fascinating 'real' world of humanity and nature. In the dialogue between these two spheres, Bartoníček is primarily concerned with revealing the processes that take place in the human mind, in nature and the universe. In doing so, he stimulates in our imagination an awareness of the laws (but also unpredictable phenomena) that determine both the tangible framework of human civilisation and the incalculable motions of the cosmos.
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Born in January 1983 in Prague. In 2003, before graduation from secondary school he was accepted into the atelier of sculpture of prof. Beranek at Academy of Arts Architecture & Design in Prague (UPRUM). Between the years 2007-2008 Bartonicek was a student of prof. Joachim Sauter in his studio of experimental design at Universität der Künste Berlin (UdK Berlin). He accomplished his academic studies at UPRUM in 2010. Presently, he lives and works in Berlin and Prague.
Bartonicek primarily focuses on developing light, interactive and experimental projects. He presented his designing abilities by successful installations such as ´Vibrator´,´Urna´, ´Worlds As Fragments´, ´Mirrsaic´ and ´Phosphor 360´ (pebe/lab for Signal festival).
As a former member of the artist group ´Ztohoven´, he took part in a scandal event in the Czech media when they planted an atomic bomb explosion into the TV live broadcast – now it is a part of the permanent collection of the National Gallery in Prague.
In years 2008-2015 Bartonicek organised regular art exhibitions in order to present the Berlin experimental scene in his showroom 22presents in Prague. Furthermore, he has founded a cultural centre Ex Post which is settled in the former post office in the middle of Prague.
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2014 / Kutná Hora, CZ / Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region / 49° 56.822, 15° 15.870
2010 / Prague, CZ / showroom 22PRESENTS / Worlds as fragments
2007 / Prague, CZ / Konsepti, NoD, Montanelly, Ciant, Indigo Space, Velryba / Network Streetart
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2014 / Toruń, PL / Bela Skyway festival / Phospohor 360 ver. B (pebe/lab)
2014 / London, UK / Red Gallery: Trafačka – Temple of the freedom / Flash-face
2014 / Prague, CZ / Lunchmeet festival, Chemistry gallery / Laser Screen Printing
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2013 / Prague, CZ / Signal festival / Phospohor 360 ver. B (pebe/lab)
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2011 / Berlin, DE / CYNETART '11 Dresden / Vibrator
2011 / Prague, CZ / Enter5 biennial / Vibrator
2011 / Berlin, DE / AMAZE United, Transmediale '11 / You can't hide it all
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2009 / Zlín, CZ / Zlínský Salón mladých / You can't hide it all
2009 / Prague, CZ / DOX – Enter4 / Urna – the shape with meaning
2009 / Helsinki, FI / Kiasma Museum – PixelAche09 / Urna – the shape with meaning
2008 / Berlin, DE / UdK Rundgang / Urna – the shape with meaning, Vibrator – data of the beauty
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2008 / NG333 award of National gallery in Prague (the award we recived as artistic group Ztohoven, for action Medial Reality, 2007) (NY Times article, 2008)
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"ArtPrize has been a great event, and we're pleased to be chapter two and to present the winner at the museum," said museum director Celeste Adams.
On the final day of ArtPrize exhibition today, a long line of people surrounded the Old Federal Building while waiting to enter the venue hosting Ortner's painting.
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Ortner said he likes that viewers will be able to see his piece away from Powers' sculpture, which occupied the ideal spot in the gallery to view his painting, which is nearly 6-feet tall but 19-feet wide.
"The sculpture was beautiful," Ortner said. "But I'm very pleased at the prospect of it hanging on its own."
Adams agreed.
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The Grand Rapids Art Museum is closed on Monday, but "Open Water" will be on view in the museum's DeVos/Van Andel East Atrium Court on Level II of the gallery wing.
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Olajuwon scored five points and got four rebounds against the Mavericks and already feels better than last season.
"Oh man, what a difference (from last season)," Olajuwon said. "I was very relieved. I was coughing in the first half. But after taking the medicine, it was much better in the second half. I was trying to get my second wind.
"I'm excited. I feel I can do much better."
Olajuwon's breathing condition is not a problem during regular workouts. It's brought on by the intensity of games. He used an inhaler at the half to help control his breathing while playing the Mavericks.
"I didn't know what to expect coming to camp," Olajuwon said. "I was training, preparing for camp. But I needed a game to see, I didn't have the power. But I ran comfortably. Now I'm comfortable to work hard, train, practice. It will come."
The Rockets host Charlotte at Compaq Center on Thursday with Olajuwon expecting to take another step toward his final season.
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MELINDA JAMES - PRESENTER: Colin Wicking's irreverent cartoons have been keeping the Territory entertained for 20 years. Danielle Parry caught up with the artist this week to get his unique perspective on the election campaign and the characters of Territory politics.
DANIELLE PARRY - REPORTER: Colin wicking has been capturing Territory characters on paper for 20 years. Cartoonists are living proof that sometimes pictures speak louder than words.
COLIN WICKING - CARTOONIST: This is the way I usually do my charactertures is pick out the obvious physical attributes first and I picked that with Terry - the old freckles. I'll probably have to start drawing a new leader next week by the sounds of things but we'll see how we go. Hendo of course is basically nose and teeth. Couple of little stripes, bingo.
DANIELLE PARRY: Pollies on both sides are used to getting the Wicking treatment especially during an election campaign.
COLIN WICKING: We can whip up a quick Clare I think. She's probably the, apart from Barry Coulter, probably the easiest politician I've ever had to draw was Clare. She had this look about her and I always, nice big round nose. Always drew the eye lashes on her just to glam her up a bit.
DANIELLE PARRY: Paul Henderson's predecessor has been one of Wicking's all time favourite's to draw. He'll be sad to see her and her trademark pearl necklace go.
COLIN WICKING: The pearl and occasionally the hard hat as well. That's one of the things that you do pick up. You pick up on those little things. I mean Clare and the hard hat became a whole series of different cartoons as well.
DANIELLE PARRY: Wicking is a veteran of election campaigns and he rates the current one as among the most boring on record.
COLIN WICKING: I think so far it's been a bit of a Seinfeld campaign. You know its an election about nothing pretty much. There's been no real stand out issue. Both parties are pretty much promising the same thing which you know more cops, more nurses.
DANIELLE PARRY: But leadership jockeying in Country Liberal ranks has given Colin Wicking at least one comic spark to latch onto.
COLIN WICKING: It seems every man and his dog wants to be CLP leader. So that's the basis of this one. Little guy walking in Terry's office and saying this is great, if we win we'll have 23 leaders and one back bencher we all can guess who the backbencher will be.
DANIELLE PARRY: While some candidates may be sharpening their knives, Wicking is sharpening his pencils, already practicing possible leadership challengers.
COLIN WICKING: I've had a bit of practice with Dave Tollner and of course i've done Jodeen a few times as well. The black sheep in there of course is Garry Lambert who I don't think I've ever drawn so that might be one to practice on.
DANIELLE PARRY: Have you got a Dave Tollner ?
COLIN WICKING: Well he's a bit Homer Simpsonish sometimes. Starts off the same as Hendo and these little bits of hair that come down. He does gets black bags under his eyes occasionally the old Dave and very straight neck and of course any time we draw him now he's got the golf club in hand for a bit of toad whacking. Which has become a bit of symbol just as Clare's hard hat has so.
DANIELLE PARRY: Len Kiely's drunken antics at the cricket upset Labor's text book campaign this week and gave Wicking a few ideas.
COLIN WICKING: Just wondering what Len Kiely might do if he loses his seat this time.
DANIELLE PARRY: So after two decades capturing the mood of the Territory and giving readers a laugh how does wicking feel about the pollies he draws?
COLIN WICKING: I have an unhealthy cynicism about it like I mean, I think a lot of people do these days. We're all sort over it and I mean there is really no major difference between the two major parties now.
DANIELLE PARRY: What do you think is the role of cartoonists during an election campaign?
COLIN WICKING: What I try and do is not so much get my opinion across but capture the opinion you know the mood of the electorate. Try and focus on the issues if you can if there are any yeah and just get people to try and discuss them, think about them or whatever yeah.


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You may never have heard of Jonathan Lipnicki, Alexander Gould or Esti Ginzburg, but someday soon I'll bet they'll be household names. These three are just a few of the up and coming young Jewish celebs making it in Hollywood. I was tipped off to one of them, Logan Lerman, by a DCMY (Don't Call Me Yenta) fan who believes Logan is Zac Efron's acting doppelganger. While I'm not sure I agree about the Zac comparison, she did have a good point—I've been missing out on a whole new crop of Jewish actors. So here's my list of born in the 90s actors to keep an eye on:
Flora Cross: Eighteen-year-old Flora has accomplished more than many twice her age. Born in Paris to a Jewish family, she speaks French, Spanish and English fluently. She's lived in Argentina and acted in movies with some of Hollywood's biggest names, including: Richard Gere, Juliette Binoche, Nicole Kidman, Jack Black and Kyra Sedgwick. And Roger Ebert had the following to say about her, "The performance by Flora Cross is haunting in its seriousness. She doesn't act out; she acts in."
Esti Ginzburg: Move over Bar Rafeali, there's now another Israeli Sports Illustrated swim suit super model on the scene. Esti signed a contract with modeling agency Elite Models at the age of 14 and made her acting debut in 2010 in the film Twelve. A resident of Tel Aviv, Esti joined the IDF in the summer of 2009. According to her Wikipedia entry:
[In] October of that year, while speaking in support of enlisting, [Esti] caused headlines by criticizing fellow Israeli model Bar Rafaeli for avoiding military service via a short-lived marriage to a family friend. On joining the army Ginzburg said: "Military service is part of the things I personally believe in."
Zachary Gordon: My nieces and nephews are big fans of the books-turned-movies Diary of A Wimpy Kid and star Zachary who plays Greg Heffley in the film series. This talented, young actor has also appeared in two episodes of the popular TV show How I Met Your Mother.
Alexander Gould: I am a HUGE Weeds fan and Nancy's middle son Shane Botwin is my favorite character. Sometimes ruthless murderer and sometimes still just a naïve, young kid, Alexander somehow makes Shane always seem relatable and likeable even at his worst. Did you also know that Alexander is the voice behind the title character in Finding Nemo?
Logan Lerman: At only 19, Logan has appeared in a lot of movies already. In fact, this yenta was surprised she'd never heard of him! Logan played the title character in the 2010 fantasy-adventure Percy Jackson and the Olympians: the Lightning Thief. He also starred in in the TV series Jack and Bobby and the movies The Butterfly Effect, Hoot, the western 3:10 to Yuma, the thriller The Number 23, the comedies Meet Bill, Gamer and My One and Only. Up next, Logan will appear in a remake of The Three Musketeers and The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
Jonathan Lipnicki: Only six when he charmed audiences as the adorable boy in Jerry Maguire, Jonathan is all grown up. These days, Jonathan has been focusing on independent movie roles and his philanthropic work for organizations like the Breast Cancer Research Foundation the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, the Starlight Children Foundation and the NBA's Read to Achieve program.
Sarah Ramos: Sarah plays Haddie Braverman on the popular TV show Parenthood. Sarah is of Hispanic and Jewish descent and first hit stardom on the show American Dreams playing Patty Pryor.
Daryl Sabara: Another movie series big with the tweens set these days are the Spy Kids films—now I believe in its fourth iteration. Daryl plays Juni Cortez in the series. He's also appeared on a slew of other popular tween shows and movies including, Wizards of Waverly Place, The Polar Express, and as a judge on the reality show America's Most Talented Kids.
Zoe Weizenbaum: Zoe is the daughter of a Jewish American mother and a Chinese father and is best known for her role in the movie Memoirs of a Geisha. Like her peer Flora, Zoe is one smart, accomplished, young girl. Zoe Speaks English, Mandarin and Japanese. She headed off to Middlebury College in the fall of 2010.
I had a lot of help from Wikipedia and my nieces and nephews for this post. Here's a larger list of Jewish actors born in the 90s to check out from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jewish_actors. Just don't call me yenta.


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How To Winter-ize Your Vehicle
Preparing for colder weather includes upgrading your Mercury auto insurance coverage
Winter: A time when your car won't start running and your nose won't stop. When temperatures drop, car accidents often rise, as does the importance of having the correct auto insurance.
On average, about 1.3 million weather-related car accidents occur annually, accounting for 23 percent of all car crashes nationally and 480,000 injuries.¹
"Winter weather is a leading cause of car accidents across the country," says Stephanie Behnke, Mercury Insurance claims innovation director. "Winter storms blanket roads with snow, ice and rain, which can create dangerous driving conditions. It's important to make sure you drive cautiously in bad weather and make sure your vehicle is winter-ready."
Here are some things to consider when reviewing your auto insurance policy:
- Who will be driving your vehicle during the winter months? Consider upgrading your auto insurance if an inexperienced winter driver — perhaps a teenager who has little experience in cold, icy conditions — will be behind the wheel.
- How frequently will you be operating your vehicle(s) this winter? Reevaluate your car insurance coverage on any vehicle(s) that will be driven more during winter months when the most weather-related accidents occur.
- In what condition is your vehicle? You may want to increase your coverage if you drive an older vehicle that doesn't have the most recent safety features, such as anti-locking brakes, all-wheel drive and traction tires. In addition, a pre-winter examination of your brakes and tires by a licensed mechanic is highly recommended.
In the event of a winter breakdown, Mercury customers can take advantage of the company's Roadside Assistance program, which is available for all customers as an optional coverage. Through GPS technology, the service can even identify the exact location of stranded drivers on any network and phone.
Behnke offers a few winter driving tips in addition to maintaining the proper insurance coverage:
- Winter driving precautions start before you ever get in the vehicle. Replacing old wiper blades, checking fluid levels (especially antifreeze and oil), rotating tires or putting on traction tires, cleaning battery connections and checking the heating system are essential to making sure your vehicle is ready for winter. One of the leading causes of accidents is poorly maintained cars, especially tires without treads.²
- Do not drive distracted. Keep both hands on the wheel and stay off your cell phone. It's important you are alert and ready to react. Remember, you are 23 times more likely to get into an accident when you text while driving.³
- Control your speed. Quickly accelerating or stopping means trouble when driving on ice-slick roads.
- Always buckle up.
Talk to a local Mercury agent today or go online to www.mercuryinsurance.com to get a fast, free quote to see how much Mercury can save you.
¹Ten-year averages from 2002 to 2012 analyzed by Booz Allen Hamilton, based on NHTSA data, from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration
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Cinemagram Review
Easy-to-use interface; 18 filter choices; Cool Mask feature; Can crop videos ; Fun Remix feature
Slow uploads; Not optimized for landscape; Can't make profile private; No Android version
An Instagram for video, Cinemagram's iOS app lets users make 2- to 3-second moving pictures and add funky filters.
When we heard about Cinemagram, the first thing we thought was, "Instagram meets animated GIF." The free app for iOS lets users create 2- to 3-second videos, or "cines," as Cinemagram calls them, then apply a filter to that video and share it on a social network. However, we had a few questions: Could a cool video really be constructed in just a few seconds? Are the filters any good? We went hands-on to answer these questions and more.
After tapping Get Started, we could log in using our Facebook, Twitter or email accounts. Then a menu bar appeared at the bottom with several icons. Friends act as your News Feed; Explore let us search for cines; Capture let us create videos; Activity shows what cines your friends have liked or reposted; and You shows your profile.
At the bottom of our profile, we could view all the cines we had liked or reposted, and in the My Creations tab we could see cines we had created.
The Entertainment feed exists to see what celebrities are on the social network and view their Cines. We didn't recognize any celebrities, but perhaps this will improve once more celebs join Cinemagram.
How Cinemagram Works
When you press the Capture tab, you can either create a new video or choose from your existing videos. However, if your video is longer than 2 to 3 seconds, you must identify the part you'd like to use by moving two yellow bars within the clip.
Remix lets users create cines using studio-produced clips. We could choose videos from Red Bull, PinksPage, TMZ, One Direction or ParamountPics. The brands using Remix ask that you tag their name, so they can see the cine you've created.
The total length it took to create a cine depended on whether or not we used the Mask feature, but generally it was no longer than a few minutes. Cines can be uploaded via 3G and Wi-Fi.
We had little problem creating our own cines. However, we wish you could draw straight lines or perfect shapes with the paintbrush in the Mask feature; it was impossible to highlight exactly what we wanted to animate, which resulted in a somewhat sloppy cine.
One thing to note: Cinemagram only works in portrait mode, but most videos taken (including those in the Remix feature) are in landscape mode, which makes for a somewhat awkward editing experience.
We enjoyed looking at users' cines, but were increasingly frustrated with how long it took some cines to load. Some loaded in a matter of seconds, but most of the time it took several minutes and some simply never loaded.
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Against all odds, Los Angeles Lakers forward Metta World Peace has turned into one of the more fun-loving players in the NBA, albeit not without his share of controversy. MWP, like many people in LA, also happens to associate fun with being on TV, and in his case that means in acting in roles ranging from "trusted detective in a Lifetime adaptation of a Nancy Grave novel" to "overtly sexual vampire elder." He has no shame, and he will explore any media opportunity that comes his way...
Metta World Peace Is Working on a Prank TV Show
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