Recent content by Northsider

8to8 is near to where I grew up, so a quick train right out west isn't difficult...but really not for tourists I would say. Have a good time. Enjoy!

That's a shame! I love MCs...though I have had my share of plugged sticks unfortunately. MCs and Rocky Patels mostly have the unsmokably tight draw.

This Friday, eh? I'll be at 8to8 in the burbs. There's an event going on.

Hilton, swanky! It's easily accessible by the Brown Line @ Sedgwick or Red Line @ Clark/Division (~11min/.6mi walk from here). From the Hilton it's a short walk west to the Red Line @ Harrison.

Ohh right. That place is pretty good. I really wish they had better ventilation there though.

Iwan Reis? Don't you need to pay to use the lounge?

I'll be around 12-13, but leaving town after that. I might be up for something

I had a dream that I tried these and they tasted like shit. Dreaming about cigars, bad news. Hopefully my dream won't come true!

I picked up a box of 10 while away on business. My previous experiences with cubans have been very "meh". Not sure if I just got some duds, or they were way overhyped, or whatever... Are these Partagas cubans any good? What should I expect?

HAha, nice! I have nearly the exact same case I use for work travels except mine is filled with GPS / Computer equipment. Never thought of this...:-D

MAC and PC both have their problems...none is "better" than the other in my opinion. The deciding factor for me is cost. MAC is WAY WAY WAY overpriced and you can get a damn good PC rig with money wasted on a basic MAC setup. I have various other opinion about MAC, but they are simply...

Nice view indeed!

Thanks!

I can't recommend Photoshop CS5 / Elements because 1) I don't use them 2) it's hella expensive, unless you download it *wink wink* 3) Most of the tools in Photoshop you'll never use GIMP is free and has all of the basic funtionality that PS does. I would say go with Lightroom. Everything...

I never use that. The only thing I use layers for is this selective coloring. It's just practice and taking lots and lots of photos.;)