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Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
When it was i took this, but i always wanted to edit this, back when my digital camera wasn't being as wierd as it is now and i still had enough diginity to admit i didnt want to get my eyebrows done because it scared the crap out of me.There are 9 minutes left to midnight and i just finished my english homework with still another 500 word essay to wake up in the morning and finish. IB, you truly amaze me.
ingo Star is that fun place you go to celebrate, dig-in, contemplate your thoughts over piping ‘hot’ chicken wings, or a poutine, or just relax and watch the world go by. With a fresh, warm and inviting design, Zingo Star serves high quality comfort food with delicious cocktails, making it the perfect place for a quick meal, or an unwinding session. The combination of a beautiful space, exceptional quality food and warm customer service is the hallmark from owners Sohrab Sitaram and Raghav Kapoor. Zingo Star ​has ​open​ed​ at Greater Kailash-2, M-Block Market this January 2015.
ingo Star is that fun place you go to celebrate, dig-in, contemplate your thoughts over piping ‘hot’ chicken wings, or a poutine, or just relax and watch the world go by. With a fresh, warm and inviting design, Zingo Star serves high quality comfort food with delicious cocktails, making it the perfect place for a quick meal, or an unwinding session. The combination of a beautiful space, exceptional quality food and warm customer service is the hallmark from owners Sohrab Sitaram and Raghav Kapoor. Zingo Star ​has ​open​ed​ at Greater Kailash-2, M-Block Market this January 2015.
ingo Star is that fun place you go to celebrate, dig-in, contemplate your thoughts over piping ‘hot’ chicken wings, or a poutine, or just relax and watch the world go by. With a fresh, warm and inviting design, Zingo Star serves high quality comfort food with delicious cocktails, making it the perfect place for a quick meal, or an unwinding session. The combination of a beautiful space, exceptional quality food and warm customer service is the hallmark from owners Sohrab Sitaram and Raghav Kapoor. Zingo Star ​has ​open​ed​ at Greater Kailash-2, M-Block Market this January 2015.
ingo Star is that fun place you go to celebrate, dig-in, contemplate your thoughts over piping ‘hot’ chicken wings, or a poutine, or just relax and watch the world go by. With a fresh, warm and inviting design, Zingo Star serves high quality comfort food with delicious cocktails, making it the perfect place for a quick meal, or an unwinding session. The combination of a beautiful space, exceptional quality food and warm customer service is the hallmark from owners Sohrab Sitaram and Raghav Kapoor. Zingo Star ​has ​open​ed​ at Greater Kailash-2, M-Block Market this January 2015.
May 25, 2013 - Source: Love Where You Live Toronto .com - for more information please visit: Homegrown National Park
May 25, 2013 - Source: Love Where You Live Toronto .com - for more information please visit: Homegrown National Park
ingo Star is that fun place you go to celebrate, dig-in, contemplate your thoughts over piping ‘hot’ chicken wings, or a poutine, or just relax and watch the world go by. With a fresh, warm and inviting design, Zingo Star serves high quality comfort food with delicious cocktails, making it the perfect place for a quick meal, or an unwinding session. The combination of a beautiful space, exceptional quality food and warm customer service is the hallmark from owners Sohrab Sitaram and Raghav Kapoor. Zingo Star ​has ​open​ed​ at Greater Kailash-2, M-Block Market this January 2015.
My behind the scenes pics during the filming of the music video for Dig In in the Florida Keys in 2001. Video was directed by Samuel Baker.
FInd the finished video on VEVO
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Tonight DIGIN to DOCS featured the film Through a Blue Lens. In this documentary, addicts talk openly about how they ended up on the streets. Through their participation in this film, they want to stop others from joining their nightmare. Michael's Bloor-Lansdowne Blog has a nice write up on the film.
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Photos from our fourth annual Dig In, KC!, a dinner with farmers and friends benefiting Cultivate Kansas City.
Photos by Victoria Marcklinger
Demonstration Gardens
The Dig In! collective maintains garden plots around campus. They are using these spaces to raise awareness about urban agriculture, local food and sustainable design issues on the University of Toronto campus. campusagriculture.ca/
May 25, 2013 - Source: Love Where You Live Toronto .com - for more information please visit: Homegrown National Park
Doctor Allen Bursk gives us these parting words from Singing In The Rain, "Diginity, Above All, Dignity!"