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to student-centred learning and its interest in educating students who will be recognized for leadership and independent critical thinking and who are aware of social and environmental responsibilities. Lakehead-Orillia has already established itself as a welcoming and accessible institution known for enabling students at all stages of life to achieve their potential. Our students are looking to make a difference in their own lives and in the communities they will become a part of. Our classes are small, we know the names of our students, and our students know that we are here for them and that we are dedicated to their success. Our faculty are engaged teachers who share a passion for helping students realize their dreams through inquiry-based, interdisciplinary study. Our faculty are also researchers producing knowledge and innovations which will assist Simcoe County in this time of economic, environmental and social transformation.

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“If I had a world of my own everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is because everything would be what it isn’t. And contrary-wise; what it is it wouldn’t be, and what it wouldn’t be, it would. You see?” - Alice in Wonderland

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Just steps away from the serene shores of Barrie’s Kempenfelt Bay is a healing and beautifying source known as Lakeview Surgery Centre. In 2009, Dr. Emad Guirguis took his general surgery practice to a refreshing, refined, new environment, one that was far removed from the at-times urgent, stressful atmosphere of a hospital. He tells PIE why he made the move: “We had a vision. We wanted a fully accredited surgery centre of excellence in a very tranquil and serving setting, surrounded by nature.” After lengthy consultations with health care design engineers, architects, and specialists in ventilation and air filtration for surgery centres, detailed construction began. Nine months later, on the morning of May 27th 2009, Lakeview’s handsome wooden doors opened to the public. Ever since, extremely satisfied patients have been telling friends and family about the warm atmosphere and top-flight care they’ve received from Dr. Guirguis and his fully qualified nursing team.

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And really, that success comes as no surprise, when you consider that a person’s immediate surroundings can affect their overall well-being. As many health care professionals confirm, a happy mind can equal a happy body. Patients coming to Lakeview Surgery Centre are always awed by its beautiful interior, highlighted with vistas of the peaceful bay below. It really is the perfect atmosphere to sit down and chat with Dr. Guirguis about what Lakeview can do for you. “We provide compassionate and comprehensive care. You’ll feel valued and respected while under our care,” he assures.

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Proper etiquette and hospitality is crucial to necessitate a healthy career as a social butterfly, both recreationally and professionally. Each issue is created as a book-a-zine for a luxury lifestyle market which presents the achingly tasteful through the filter of a national mindset. Our goal is to nurture and inspire global and local talent, so that our growing pool of talent and readers can benefit from this visual medium as a muse. This issue of Pie Magazine is all about etiquette and hospitality. As you flip through the pages, I hope you are seduced into action and inspired to have a gathering yourself. Allow the contents of our visual playground to stimulate your mind and release your own creative visions and thoughts. The journey of Imagozine and Pie Magazine convinces me that I am lucky, as lucky now as I was when it all began. Collaborating with and discovering talent to build a collection of images and prose that is truly unique, with a stimulating dialogue replete with a fresh and artisitic visual spirit that emboldens contemporary commercial photography. I love quick and stylish ideas and the work we do in Pie makes me feel like I am doing my part to to provide a lifestyle magazine with amazing talent that put forth the effort to inspire us. I am excited about featuring talent such as hometown Barrie photographer Chris Woods, music journalist Jim Barber, stylist Paris Libby, as well as Dean Karr who shared his family trip to Hawaii with us. These are creative and inspirational artists who have also paved their own way and as I continue my journey I realize that talent is endless and seeking this talent for each issue has become some what of an easy task, it’s just knowing when to stop that’s hard! Always looking for a fresh approach to fashion, music, international affairs, culture, decor, design, food and entertaining. Pie Magazine will be adding more columns in each issue, such as a jet-setting lifestyle component. We will continue breaking walls between fashion, culture, music and politics for both men and women. Photography Jennifer klementti

We also offer piemagazine.tv. Although the print vehicle still sets the agenda, we need an online wing to give it a different, more varied metabolism. We are always looking for journalists all over the world, and we are thrilled to have 90 percent of the stories start at the hub in Ontario. Considering now is the time to be hospitable, enjoy the issue with a nice glass of wine, a few friends, a great album, a sweet treat ... and your sweetheart of course, as I will with mine. Xo Homemade with love and elbow grease,

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CONTENTS F E AT U R E S

CHRIS WOODS

transcending reality through his lens

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ALEXANDER MCQUEEN

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BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE OLYMPICS

One of the greatest artsts of our time

Jennifer Robinson shares her journal

127 102

HOPE FOR HAITI INSPIRATIONS FROM THE STARS By Korby Banner

65 134

LG FASHION WEEK

MUSIC

68 65 66 67 70 72 71 73 75

KISS

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STYX

DJ SPOOKY THE TREWS APRIL WINE MEGADEATH CARE FAILURE COLLECTIVE SOUL CREATURE FEATURE THE DJ’S ON THE SCENE DUB TRIO DJ HERO

CAREERS

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THE WEDDING MAIDENS PARTY ETIQUETTE Hospitality at home

NON-PARTYSAN What is party protocol?

MARKET YOURSELF NOT YOUR COMPETITION Mens city fashion

MAD MADAMS TEA PARTY

SAVORING

DJ SPOOKY

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STYLE

ROBERT JULL

KIM MARTIN

Wine shopaholic Pet Portrait Artist

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THE TEA SPOT OH MOLASSES! THE HAPPY BAKER THE RAW FOODIST shares her raspberry ripple cheesecake

MOTORING

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LITERATURE

SOLZHENITSYN

JD SALINGER

A prophet from the east A life of brilliance

HOSPITALITY

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HOUSE PARTIES back to fun and games

THE QUEENS HOTEL YUK YUKS AND THE MANSION THE VOYAGES OF DEAN KARR THE DOWNTOWN MOVIE HOUSE Mark Porter beautifies Barrie

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CHRIS WOODS: AN EYE IN THE SKY A View From the Top of Mount Olympus. In the modern world of media, the eye behind the lens is our god. With talent, photographs immortalize and films make miracles, transcending reality, space and time. Forever, Chris Woods is one of the almighty artists. Amen. He calls Barrie his home, and the world his stage. He says humbly, “my career has taken me to a lot of different places. NYC, LA, Chile, Uruguay, Jamaica, Cuba, Africa, Portugal, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, P.E.I., Chicago, Nova Scotia, France, Brussles, Argentina, Texas, Costa Rica... it’s pretty crazy to think that taking pictures has allowed me to go to all of these places.” In the past decade, he has done hundreds of photo shoots. A director for the past five years, he estimates that he has worked on over 50 commercials. He’s still young and has proven invincible in the industry. As a god knows no bounds in the universe, a celestial mind such as the creative genius of Chris Woods is also limitless.

What is the biggest assignment you have been given? In photography there was this Nike campaign that we traveled to two provinces and five states producing ads with NHL stars. In motion there have been a few big ones but I’d have to say the Mini Cooper job I’m on now is the biggest. What high profile photo shoots have you done? I guess celebrity pictures like Leonard Cohen, Pink and Alice Cooper would be considered ‘high profile’ but not necessarily the ones I most proud of. What is your powerful new collection? I was lucky enough to go to Rwanda to do the cinematography on a documentary. I took a ton of photos which ended up being some of the best work (in my opinion) I’ve done to date. It might be because I wasn’t shooting a ‘job’ or for anyone else but myself. It just felt effortless and made me realize that I need to get back into shooting for myself. The images produced in this way are so much more meaningful and fulfilling. Directing...what makes you unique? Coming from a photography background, I understand lighting, composition and framing which a lot of directors leave to the cinematographers. Do we see film in your future? What direction is your career going in and what influenced you along the way? Definitely. I’m concentrating on commercials right now but long format is something I am very interested in. Although I would never give up photography I feel like my career is going more towards directing. Who knows though, a career tends to lead you more than you leading it and I’m excited either way. When did you start shooting? Where did you go to school? I started shooting skateboarding when I was around 16 or so but professionally for almost 9 years now. I went to Georgian College for graphic design and dropped out to go to Humber College for photography, where I dropped out again. How has the business changed since you started?

getting shot in studio and pieced together rather than just going on location. How do you get to shoot such high profile clients? Just like any other profession you start off and work your way up I guess. I was lucky that it happened pretty quickly for me. I shot my first big job about a week out of assisting. I got to know a lot of people in the industry through assisting. I had my portfolio ready to go the day I decided to stop assisting and I just went out and bugged people until they started hiring me. What is your biggest accomplishment? The biggest accomplishment is just being in a position to take pictures for a living. It’s not an easy career path but I’m lucky enough to do it everyday. What do you feel is your most iconic/riveting picture? A portrait of Leonard Cohen I took a while ago. The strange thing is that I don’t have a reason why. There’s a thought and an expression I can’t quite figure out which makes it interesting for me. Where do you want to see your work published? My big goal when I started was to get into Rolling Stone magazine which I did with a portrait of Billy Idol. What client work has given you the most popularity? Any big name clients will help in that respect; celebrity photography does the same thing, which is weird because a shot of Alice Cooper will get noticed but if it was the exact same photo of one of my friends no one seems to care (photographically).

Budgets are getting smaller and the market is getting saturated with retouchers that can save bad photography. More things are

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How do you go from meeting a person for the first time to making them comfortable in front your camera? Personality and confidence has a lot to do with making people feel comfortable. I spend as much time as possible before the shoot just hanging out with them before we do anything on set. Your work is epic and intimate. What is the experience for you? Is it personal? How do you describe the moment you are in when you are shooting? Commercial work tends to wash over me a bit, its not personal at all. There’s other peoples’ money and interests involved so you can’t expect to do exactly what you want to do all of the time, (which has taken me a really long time to learn). Anything I shoot for myself is completely different. When I’m shooting for myself there are no ‘filters’ or other peoples’ interests I have to cater to so it becomes more creative and interesting. Also, I can stop when I’m not ‘feeling it,’ a luxury I don’t have while on assignment. If you could set the frame right now for your picture of your life as you know it... what would it look like? Probably a Picasso painting: I’m all over the place and a bit of a mess but very beautiful and interesting (you were probably looking for a photo reference there but....). Who is your role model? My mom. Can we expect a book of your work? Eventually I’d like to put out a book... no idea when though. What does it take to capture the life in an image? Do you find yourself in it? Instincts play a big part in capturing an image. The best shots I take are not over thought. Not sure about finding myself in them but I do learn a lot about myself through the photos I take.

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