So6ix Magazine August 2014

AUGUST 2014

Okc Living ISSUE

GROWING OKC P. 20

MIDTOWN Booming

By Logan Fodge P. 24

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CITY The

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INSIDE

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

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• JOBS IN DEMAND

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• DIY DÉCOR

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• OKLAHOMA

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• FUN IN THE FACTS

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• GROWING OKC

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• MIDTOWN

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• SO6IX HEALTHY LIVING

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• HOROSCOPES

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• THE CITY THROUGH YOUR EYES

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• SO6IX EATS

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• CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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• SO6IX PROFESSIONALS

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OKLAHOMA CITY

by Lauren Wright

TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS OKLAHOMA

BOOMING

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by Scott Do

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by Dadhichi Toth WINNERS OF THE PHOTO SUBMISSION CONTEST FROM PHOTOGRAPHERS ACROSS THE CITY

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LEGAL AND CREDITS

PUBLISHER

Jack McBride jack@so6ix.com

PUBLIC RELATIONS & CLIENT SERVICES Lauren Wright lauren@so6ix.com

PHOTOGRAPHY Lauren Wright

MANAGING EDITOR Lauren Wright

COPY EDITING Brittany Dory

SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTOR Lauren Wright

DISTRIBUTION

Nathan Stager, Connor Kach and Jake Reid

STAFF WRITERS Jacqueline Larocco and Dadhichi Toth

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

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L E T T E R F R O M T H E S TA F F Going all the way back to my childhood, I have heard too many times that Oklahoma City is not a real city. Kids in high school used to say how they wanted to graduate and move to a real city. As long as I have lived in Oklahoma City, I have heard these types of things said and for much of my time here I could understand why people said these things.

Now, in 2014 I live in a City that past generations never knew. We now live in a city exploding with business, culture, art, adventure, and life. A city that Business Journals ranked #1 in economic strength and one of the most affordable cities to live in. A city that ranks #4 in top 25 cities for designers and artists according to Art Bistro, and #7 in most charitable according to How America Gives.

We now live in a city exploding with growth and expansion, ushering in the developments of Bricktown, Midtown, and Downtown. Festivals of 10 of thousands of people fill the streets, new attractions and parks are always coming, and people from around the country are moving here for opportunity.

Just this year our own Oklahoma City Thunder’s Kevin Durant once again brought our

city tremendous attention and respect as he was crowned MVP of the NBA and delivered a speech that showed the spirit of our great city.

This is truly a great time to live in Oklahoma City and I'm very excited to bring you our OKC Living Issue. In this issue, you will find great articles and information about jobs in demand in our city, new city living spots, shopping, restaurants, and where to find all of the entertainment. Also, this month we reached out to the public in search of your photos of the city. Dozens of photographers from all over sent in amazing and artistic photos of the city that we are very happy to show you.

As you read through this issue, take our advice on places to go and things to do this summer. We have a beautiful city and I hope you’re out enjoying it every chance you can.

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JOBS IN DEMAND Oklahoma City BY

Logan Fodge

The oil business has been a staple of Oklahoma

the biggest share of Oklahoma’s GDP last year

City’s economy forever. However, as recent trends

was trade, transportation and utilities, followed

in the last couple of years have shown, companies

by the government. This makes sense, as almost

like Chesapeake and Devon aren’t the only

every business in Oklahoma uses utilities for their

The answers may surprise you. Here are a few of the top industries along with their corresponding GDPs for 2013:

• Trade, Transportation and Utilities – 18.0%

• Government – 15.9%

• Financial Activities – 13.7%

• Mining (oil) – 12.4%

• Manufacturing – 10.2%

businesses that are flourishing in the Oklahoma

day-to-day business practices, and we have a very

City metro area. In fact, last year they only

active local government that is ready and willing

accounted for 12.4% of the state’s gross domestic

to spend money when necessary.

product (GDP). What other types of industries are thriving in Oklahoma’s very profitable economy?

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STARTUP STRONG Oklahoma is profitable for both new and existing businesses. Recently, CNN named Oklahoma City the number-one place in the country to launch

a startup business. Small business loans are

creates a level of money circulation that many

relatively easy to get here, and our state’s low

cities are never fortunate enough to reach. These

cost of living and low income tax makes Oklahoma

new business startups—cupcake shops, bars,

City a haven for new startups and entrepreneurial

boutiques, restaurants, and others—are helping

business ventures alike. According to NerdWallet analyst Sreekar Jasthi, who conducted the CNN

our economy thrive at a level that surpasses most other major cities.

startup business study, “Oklahoma City has seen a recent uptick in small business lending, which is In addition, over the past few years Oklahoma helping to spur entrepreneurship there.” has seen a recent rise in jobs in demand across many different fields. Some of the newer and

WE’RE GROWING Oklahoma’s

rejuvenated

downtown

and

several new business accelerators are helping the

more popular businesses that are hiring or are in great demand around the Metro are healthcare,

city attract tons of new startups, many of which

biotech and technology companies. Energy

turn a profit very quickly. When their startups turn

companies always seem to be hiring, as our state

quick profits, business owners are more likely to

has several wind farms and other alternative

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DIY Décor BY

Lauren Wright

Modern Hanging Shelf Fun and functional: two words to describe this easy DIY home storage hanging shelf. It’s the perfect storage solution for renters, dorm-dwellers and others who are worried about too many holes in the walls. This is an easy way to change up your décor.

Materials & Tools: • heavy duty rope • wooden box • paint • drill • ¾ drill bit (or a bit large enough to fit your rope) • scissors • paintbrush • pencil

Instructions: 1. Measure and mark where you want to drill the holes on each side of the wooden box.

We recommend placing the holes toward the center of the box so that they will distribute the weight of the shelf more evenly and hang a bit easier.

2. Drill the holes using a drill bit large enough to accommodate your rope.

3. Thread your rope ends through each hole and tie a knot on each end on the inside of the box.

4. Paint the outside edge of the box and let dry. It may require a few coats.

5. Hang up your shelf on a new or existing wall hook. (www.brit.co)

Color-Dipped Bar Stools Color dipping is taking the DIY and household decoration industries by storm. You can turn almost any basic décor item into a color-dipped dream. This is an easy way to spruce up a kitchen, playroom or outdoor bar area.

Materials & Tools: • wooden stools ($16 each at Target.com!)

• teal, sky blue, and white spray paint • matte finish top coat spray • painter’s tape

Instructions: 1. Tape off your stool in whatever pattern you like.

2. Spray paint!

3. Let dry for 20 minutes.

4. Spray on a top coat with a matte finish.

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Thumbtack Art I’m in love with this look: it’s modern and edgy, yet classic. Who would have thought that thumbtacks could be so gorgeous? Try this easy art addition for your space. The canvases can be either hung on the wall or leaned against a wall or shelf.

Materials & Tools: • canvas size of your choice (the one pictured is 12 x 12”) • 700 gold or silver thumbtacks • small hammer (if you don’t want to press them all with your fingers) • pencil and eraser

Instructions: 1. Draw a shape on the canvas with a pencil.

2. Fill in the outline with tacks.

3. Fill in the remaining blank space with tacks. It’s easiest to do this in small sections, working in rows.

4. Hammer over the entire piece of art to ensure all thumbtacks are sealed down. (www.livelovediy.com)

Striped Wall Move past monotone walls! We’re totally digging the striped wall. Don’t feel obligated to make the entire room striped. An accent wall is perfect for this project.

Materials & Tools: • 2 colors of paint (this looks great with colors in the same shade spectrum) • painter’s tape • laser level • measuring tape • pen or pencil • paintbrush • paint roller

Instructions: 1. Choose horizontal or vertical stripes for your wall.

2. Paint the entire wall a base color. It’s typically best to use the lightest color paint first. Let dry for 24 to 48 hours.

3. Measure your wall. Divide the wall into stripes. The stripes should be between 4” and 18”, depending on how wide or narrow you prefer them, and they should be an even height or width across the wall. Mark these spots along the wall with a pencil using the laser level and measuring tape.

4. Mark off the sections with the painter’s tape.

Remember that the tape itself is not included in the width of the stripes. Place it accordingly to ensure the stripes are still the same width with the tape on them.

5. Paint in the stripes with the second color. Let dry for 24 to 48 hours.

6. Remove tape to reveal stripes.

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OKLAHOMA

TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS Oklahoma has more manmade lakes than any other state, with over

1surface MILLION acres of water Oklahoma has over

400 miles of historic Route 66

The Rush Springs Watermelon Festival, held continuously since

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The Greater Oklahoma City area includes

10 1.2

counties with more than

million citizens

In Guthrie, nearly

20,000 lighters and "fire starters" are displayed at the National Lighter Museum. The nation's only museum devoted to the collection of lighters

serves upwards of

50,000

pounds of juicy, rice melon to festivalgoers

1935

FUN FACTS IN THE

OKLAHOMA

The world's first installed parking meter was in Oklahoma City, on July 16, 1935

Okmulgee, Oklahoma owns the world record for largest pecan pie, pecan cookie, pecan brownie, and biggest ice cream and cookie party

Oklahoma has more shoreline than the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts combined

The first shopping cart was invented and used in Oklahoma City Oklahoma's state motto is Labor Omnia Vincit Labor Conquers All Things

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GROWING OKC Living

Edge Apartments Midtown There’s a lot of buzz about the Edge at Midtown. This multilevel

apartment

complex,

LIFT Apartments Midtown Midtown is booming: LIFT is another complex that plans to open in the area, on the northwest corner of N.W. 10th and Shartel Avenue. The multi-milliondollar luxury apartment complex will also feature

opening in September, will

retail space on its ground floor. The complex will

be complete with first-floor

have three courtyards with a pool, outdoor kitchen

shopping and retail, a resort-

and

style swimming pool, a rooftop dog park, a 24hour gym, outdoor fireplaces, a private parking garage and much more. These apartments are

community

space, as well as a game room, yoga room and fitness center. LIFT plans

state-of-the-art, offering luxury living and leisure in

to open in the

the heart of Midtown.

summer of 2015.

Entertainment Main Event Main Event packs bowling, laser tag, an aerial ropes course, games, restaurants, bars and more into 58,000 square feet. This venue is a Dallas-based entertainment powerhouse that will appeal to everyone. Main Event is coming to Memorial Road between Penn and Western sometime in 2015.

70-Acre Downtown Park MAPS 3 has approved a master plan for a downtown park that will consist of 40 acres north of I-40 and 30 acres between I-40 and the river, connected by the SkyDance pedestrian bridge. This park will be a place where the community can gather to play, picnic, exercise and attend concerts and festivals. The goal is to entice the community to spend more time outdoors, encouraging a healthier lifestyle.

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Chisholm Creek Development Chisholm Creek, nestled in the growth corridor of northwest Oklahoma City, is the city’s first pedestrian-friendly mixed-use development.

Chisholm Creek will be the perfect combination of first-class entertainment options, eclectic local and national restaurants and urban residential living. The development will run adjacent to an 80-acre city park with miles of walking and biking trails. There is talk of many national retailers moving into this prime location.

Top Golf, a 65,000-square-foot golf-themed entertainment facility, has already confirmed that it will be building in Chisholm Creek. Stay tuned for more exciting announcements!

Retail The Outlet Shoppes Expansion The popular Outlet Shoppes at Interstate 40 and Council Road plans to expand another 30,835 square feet, bringing its total size to 407,435 square feet. This additional retail space will house new stores, restaurants and more. This will be the third phase of expansion for the Outlet Shoppes, which opened in August 2011.

Kendra Scott

West Elm

This unique, bold jewelry store has taken the

Home furnishings galore are heading this way!

West Elm, a subsidiary of Williams-Sonoma, will open a store in the Triangle at Classen Curve in 2014. This will be the first new national retailer to arrive at the Triangle since it was bought from Chesapeake Energy

by Glimcher Realty Trust, an Ohio-based company. This upscale home décor store is sure to lend a touch of contemporary style to homes across the state.

fashion world by storm and is finally making its way to Oklahoma City this fall. Just over 10 years ago, Kendra Scott launched a mini-jewelry collection with just $500.

Her venture quickly grew into a multi-million-dollar global company. Classen Curve will be home to this popular jeweler.

Eats Roxy’s Ice Cream

The Drake

Roxy’s, a major hit with

food

truck

A Good Egg Dining Group has several hit

fans, is opening its

restaurants here in the city: Kitchen No.

first storefront this

324, Republic Gastropub, Tucker’s, Iron

summer.

Roxy’s

Star BBQ, Red PrimeSteak and Cheever’s.

will feature an old-fashioned counter where

This year, it plans to add a new seafood

customers can enjoy freshly made ice cream,

restaurant to the mix. The Drake will be

sundaes, fountain drinks and handcrafted shakes.

located at the Rise, a new development on

Roxy’s will continue to operate its current truck

23rd Street.

and plans to add a second truck to its fleet soon.

Oak and Ore The Plaza District is adding to its family. Oak and Ore, a craft beer restaurant, will serve special brews and eats. This restaurant was inspired by the owner’s trip to Chicago and the boom in the social eatery market. so6ix.com | AUGUST 2014

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MIDTOWN Booming BY

Logan Fodge

Just northwest of downtown Oklahoma City, there’s a place that is currently experiencing more growth than any other part of the Metro. We’re talking about Midtown, of course, which has some of the best eateries and nicest places to live in the city. Over the past few years, Midtown has become one of OKC’s most populous districts. It currently sits at right around 3,600 residents. According to midtownokc.com, the Midtown we see today was a direct response to the community’s desire for urban lifestyle options. “In this vision, a hip, energized urban population enjoys exceptional restaurants, stylish shops and first-rate art galleries, all located nearby.” The city planners certainly have fulfilled that idea, and today Midtown is one of the best places in the greater Oklahoma City area.

LIVING One of the new up-and-coming places in Midtown is the Edge, a multi-level apartment complex complete with first-floor shopping, a resort-style swimming pool, a rooftop dog park, a 24-hour gym and much more. Many people are finding that they can ditch the homeowner lifestyle and jump into the amenity apartment lifestyle.

This is a way for people to finally experience a true city and luxurious lifestyle for less cost. This is just one of the many places popping up in Midtown with a combination apartment/shopping complex, which is proving very popular in large cities these days. The Edge will open in September 2014.

One of the reigning champs for desired midtown living is the Twelve Twelve building. This apartment complex sits just above the popular Waffle Champion and Dry/ Shop (Blow Dry Bar & Boutique). There are 24 contemporary and luxurious apartments that have open floor plans, balcony views of plaza court, downtown, and the perfect walking proximity to restaurant and retail. Perfect for a person who wants to be submerged in the urban out and about lifestyle. There’s plenty of festivals, restaurants, and events to keep you busy!

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EATERIES

Café do Brasil, located on 11th Street, is one of the best spots in all of OKC for live music, exotic drinks and an entertaining atmosphere. Café do Brasil is located in a white Spanish mission-style building and is open Tuesday through Thursday. Head Chef Ana Davis has carefully crafted her menu with inspiration from the most prominent and highly respected chefs in Brazil.

If Brazilian food isn’t your thing, 1492 New World Latin Cuisine at 1207 N. Walker Ave. is another great place to enjoy a meal with friends and family. With its abundance of Mexican and Latin dishes set in a modern atmosphere, this place has been one of the top restaurants in Midtown and OKC alike for years.

This place will certainly keep you coming back for more.

There are also many new up-and-coming eateries that are sure to satisfy your taste buds. One of the newer restaurants around Midtown is Stella, a small upscale eatery that serves modern Italian cuisine.

OKC diners love this restaurant, as it was named the top new OKC restaurant in 2011 by readers of the Daily Oklahoman.

DRINK UP Midtown isn’t just restaurants and apartment complexes. It has plenty of bars and pubs, too. One of the most famous bars in Midtown is James E. McNellie’s Pub on Classen. McNellie’s has four locations around the state, and it is definitely an Oklahoma favorite. Their massive, top-notch beer selection from around the world is a must-see for both casual beer lovers and connoisseurs. With more than 350 beers in their inventory, you can sample everything from difficult-to-find draught beers to great local brews like Choc American Wheat and Marshall Sundown Wheat.

Their food is great too, especially the burgers.

Midtown is also distinguished by its proliferation of coffee shops, and one stands out from the rest. Cuppies & Joe not only has a great name, but it has the refreshing, down-to-earth local feel you might be looking for if you’re at your Starbucks saturation point. They can make any kind of cupcake you could ever dream of, and one of those with a good ol’ cup of coffee is a great way to start your day. They make pies and other treats as well. With this menu, it’s no wonder Cuppies & Joe is one of the hottest coffee shops in OKC. Oklahoma City is truly a great place to live. Our city is flourishing: the oil business is the backbone of our economy, and the Thunder has pushed us to a new level. Midtown is located right in the heart of all this prosperity. With numerous new projects and additions still taking place, the future looks very bright for this 387-acre district. so6ix.com | AUGUST 2014

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TOP TECH CHOICES Schwinn CycleNav

Electrolux Air Globe

Price: $59.99 This handy little device is to your bike what the TomTom is to your car. The CycleNav uses flashing lights to direct you home, and if you take a wrong turn it shouts at you. cnet.com/products/ schwinn-cyclenav

Price: TBD The Air Globe is a super cool air purifier that collects the temperature, smells, sounds and humidity of the climate of your choice, then releases it into your home. Don’t get your card out yet, it’s still a few years away. brit.co/air-globe

Netatmo JUNE Price: $99 The JUNE reads the environment’s UV rays and provides tailored suggestions via its corresponding app. It delivers instant push notifications to your phone to remind you of the increasing dangers of sun exposure. brit.co/netatmo-june

PUPPY OF THE MONTH

Spire Price: $119 Spire is a new kind of activity tracker. Rather than monitor how many calories you’ve burned, Spire acts as a mini yogi in your pocket, tracking your breathing to help you focus, relax and lower your stress levels. brit.co/spire-tracker

TOP U.S. VACATION SPOTS According to U.S. News Travel • Maui, Hawaii • Yellowstone, Wyoming • Washington, D.C. • San Francisco, California

Shiba Inu Shiba inus are the smallest of the six original and distinct spitz breeds from Japan. Shibas are small and agile dogs that cope very well with mountainous terrain. They were originally bred for hunting. The shiba inu is one of the few ancient dog breeds still in existence.

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• New York City • San Diego, California

TAPPING TO THE TUNES

CELEBRITY FEATURE James Marsden Age: 40

Tip It On Back Dierks Bentley

What He’s Known For: X-Men, Zoolander, The Notebook

Shine Collective Soul Baba O'Riley The Who

OKC PARKS Stars and Stripes Park Portland & South Lake Hefner Drive, Northwest OKC

A native Oklahoman from Stillwater, James

Martin Park

Marsden is best known as Cyclops in the “X-Men”

Kilpatrick & Meridian, Northwest OKC

films. Marsden has had roles in many major motion

Hafer Park Bryant & 15th, Edmond

pictures and television series, such as “Hairspray,” “27 Dresses,” “Robot Chicken,” “Anchorman 2,” “30 Rock,” and “Modern Family.” Marsden

Mitch Park

occasionally returns home for family visits as well

Kelly & Covell, Edmond

as for festivals like deadCENTER.

Myriad Botanical Gardens Reno & Robinson, Downtown OKC

Eldon Lyon Park 36th & Rockwell, Northwest OKC

Fun Facts: Marsden attended Oklahoma State University.

He collects vintage guitars.

Mesta Park Northwest 19th & Shartel, OKC

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HEALTHY LIVING WITH

Scott Do

School (for yourself or

NOT TO MENTION: IF YOU CONSUME

YOU HAVE TO DO

for the kids) is starting back up and it’s easy to get back into the busy routine, only leaving time for quick “grab and go” food. Dedicate at least two days each week (i.e.

Sunday and Wednesday) for meal prepping. This allows you to plan ahead, pre-package healthy and clean meals for the same “grab and go” concept from your own fridge or pantry. Don’t let a busy lifestyle keep you from healthy and

Glazed Yeast Doughnut 88 minutes of crunches (242 calories) Cheeseburger and Fries 141 minutes on the elliptical (691 calories) 72 minutes of jumping rope Milkshake (780 calories) Chicken Burrito 122 minutes of running (1,175 calories) Chips and Queso 130 minutes of swimming (740 calories) 179 minutes of Pilates 16-Ounce Frappuccino (500 calories) Two Slices of Pizza 159 minutes of climbing stairs (626 calories) *Calories calculated based on average amount burned for a 130-pound woman.

nutritional food options.

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AUGUST 2014 BY

Dadhichi Toth

www.astrology.com.au

VIRGO (AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22) There is a distinct change in the energy around you this month as Jupiter transits the twelfth zone of secrets, spirituality and hidden insights.

This is significant and sets the trend for the next 12 months indicating that you're likely to be interested in developing your spirituality generally.

Unanticipated twists and turns occur after the 9th but a heart-to-heart conversation around the 13th smooths things over. Expect good fortune on or around the 25th due to the conjunction of the Sun and Jupiter.

LIBRA (SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22) Sharing your thoughts and dreams with others will help you solidify those ambitions and up until the 9th you have the perfect opportunity to do this. You will be busy preparing for outings and engagements and may act as a core part of the preparation or management of these events. You continue to attract friends throughout this month with the 12th being a significant date as Venus moves to the eleventh zone of friendship and social activities. By the 23rd you will need some time out with the Sun moving to the quiet area of your horoscope. Watch your health around the 30th.

SCORPIO (OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 21) The Sun and Jupiter bring with them incredible good luck and around the 2nd or 3rd Mercury’s conjunction with these planets should bring good news regarding work and profession.

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Income should increase as well but you may need to wait a while before you actually see increased numbers on your bank balance. The 16th is excellent for connecting with friends and discussing commercial ventures. By the 25th you may have that long awaited pay rise but be careful on the 26th when relationships and work could be in conflict.

SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21) Your energies are low now with Mars the active planet in your twelfth house at the right angle to Jupiter. Don’t expend more energy than necessary to get the job done and if in doubt leave it out.

The period of the 2nd until the 7th may be a problem but you can start to manifest your dreams around the 7th when Mars and Neptune create a favourable aspect. A highly favourable transit of Venus to your ninth zone of travels, higher education and spirituality on the 12th is excellent for bringing you some better times.

CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 22 - JANUARY 19) With Jupiter’s entry into your zone of sexuality and deeper intimate issues and the Sun also positing this zone of your horoscope, it’s likely that you want to clear up issues which are not normally spoken about. Secrets, the distant past and any sort of skeletons in you or your partner’s closet may come out into the open now. Don’t allow these discussions to degenerate into disputes and confrontations around the 3rd. A cool standoffish attitude may prevail between the 9th and 12th.

Use this time to grow closer not further apart from the ones you love.

LEO (JULY 23 - AUGUST 22) This should be one of the better months of the year with Mercury, Jupiter and the Sun all congregating in your Sun sign of Leo. This brings with it wonderful feelings of wellbeing, confidence and optimism. Others will note this and especially around the 9th, 12th and 18th, when Venus joins this planetary line-up, expect an upliftment in your personal or professional profile and some unforeseen good fortune. Your focus turns to money after the 23rd.

AQUARIUS (JANUARY 20 - FEBRUARY 18) Zany characters enter your sphere of influence around the 1st but be careful when Venus and Uranus are at odds with each other as you may be likely to be impulsive in your choice of romance.

Once again this may happen after the 12th when Venus and Mars influence your relationships generally. Tasteless passion should be avoided on the 28th. New information at hand will affect a close relationship that you’ve otherwise thought is going smoothly. By all means listen to what is said but in the end make your own informed decision.

TAURUS (APRIL 20 - MAY 20) Your desire nature is strong between the 1st and the 7th. Know when enough is enough and when someone is taking advantage of you. Heavy responsibilities can be expected between the 10th and the 23rd. This may impact on your health so increase your vitamin intake and gain adequate rest. Listening to your body signals is the key.

Frustrations around the 26th may cause you to say and do things that you may regret later.

PISCES (FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20) Saturn performs some transformative actions on your deep inner self and psyche. Confronting issues from your past between the 5th and the 13th may be unpleasant but refreshing to your mind and soul. A trip in the latter part of the month, perhaps after the 26th will be an excellent reprieve from some of the pressures of life. Try tying up loose ends.

GEMINI (MAY 21 - JUNE 20) You could be angry and will lash out at others who are either too slow or incapable of understanding your viewpoint. With Mars and Saturn edging closer to an intense conjunction in your workplace, this could relate to co-workers and their work ethics or attitudes. Flashpoints could be expected on the 10th and 11th, the 12th and the 16th to the 18th.

ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL 19) You will play a dominant role in your social and professional circles this month as the Sun uplifts your energy and attracts others to you. You have an extraordinarily creative mind throughout this month but will also find yourself distracted by financial issues that need your focussed attention.

Carefully managing your schedule is essential.

After the 26th you can expect some rather interesting changes in your workplace.

CANCER (JUNE 21 - JULY 22) You may feel as if you are out of control of your life currently with other people pulling your strings.

This is a month when you need to break free of frustration and this requires pure and simple honesty on your part. The critical time is the 21st to the 26th when Mars and Saturn conjoin in your zone of romance, creativity and younger children.

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CITY The

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Winners Of The Photo Submission Contest From Photographers Across The City

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EATS This month, we headed over to historic Stockyard City to try out Oklahoma’s oldest restaurant, Cattlemen’s

Steakhouse.

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restaurant has a long and colorful history dating back over 100 years when Oklahoma City was a hub for the beef industry and the endless herds of cattle that came through. Cattlemen’s legend has grown from the generations of ranchers, cowboys, and cattle haulers that have frequented it to the dozens of famous actors, musicians, and even presidents that have dropped in for the perfect steak. Cattlemen’s proudly showcases pictures of John Wayne, Reba McEntire, Charles Barkley and even President George Bush enjoying Cattlemen’s unrivaled steaks. Proudly, Cattlemen’s has been featured in the national spotlight in television shows such as Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives, as well as Man Vs. Food and magazines like Bon Apetit and Southern Living. Today, Cattlemen's is known not only for its unique history, but mainly for its terrific food - perfectly aged steaks, legendary breakfasts, and the best cup of coffee that Seattle couldn't touch. Smack in the middle of Oklahoma City's Stockyards City, make a stop and soak in the rich atmosphere that feels like home. This is one restaurant that every ‘Okie’ has to eat at and enjoy the quality history and amazing food.

T-Bone Steak This hearty portion is sort of “two steaks in one”. It combines the full flavor of the Strip Sirloin, the impeccable tenderness of the Filet and joined together by the famous “T”. This is the steak President Bush preferred when dining in Oklahoma City.

Filet Mignon A choice cut of beef tenderloin with all the sealed in savory juices, bacon wrapped and broiled to your taste.

Lamb Fries A Cattlemen’s specialty for many years served with a baked potato and includes Cattlemen’s salad and homemade rolls.

Cream Pie This delicious slice of pie is homemade in their bakery and is the perfect finish to your meal.

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INGRID’S KITCHEN 3701 N Youngs Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73112 405.946.8444 • ingridskitchen.com For more than 35 years, Ingrid’s Kitchen has been one of Oklahoma City’s favorite casual dining choices for the finest in German food and other European and American specialties. Authentic recipes, old-world charm, hospitality and value are the hallmarks that distinguish this one-of-a-kind combination restaurant, bakery, delicatessen and catering service. Ingrid’s Kitchen follows a long tradition of never scrimping on ingredients, which safeguards its reputation for gourmet-quality food, unique offerings and exceptional service.

GABRIELLA’S 1226 NE 63rd St Oklahoma City, OK 73111 405.478.4955 • gabriellasokc.com The first Gabriella’s Italian Grill and Pizzeria opened on South Padre Island in 2003 by a family that has been serving traditional Italian cuisine since 1953. Their passion and dedication made it one of the premiere destination restaurants in South Texas. In 2009 Chef Vicki and her family brought what they had learned back home to Oklahoma City. Gabriella’s takes great pride in their family recipes. Their Italian food is the real deal: wood-fired pizzas, fresh pastas and more, prepared fresh every2014 day.

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URBAN JOHNNIE 121 NE 2nd Street Oklahoma City, OK 73104 405.208.4477 • urbanjohnnie.com The idea for Urban Johnnie came around in early 2013. With 7 locations, Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler has been an Oklahoma staple for more than 40 years. Our wonderful city is growing and changing, and Urban Johnnie Bar and Grille, located in the heart of Deep Deuce, is an updated concept that appeals to the modern patron while staying true to its roots. Their goal is to provide inspired food and drink in a comfortable setting.

They are extremely gluten-free friendly and offer ample options. Urban Johnnie is proud to serve contemporary American cuisine with special attention to classic Oklahoman taste.

PARK HOUSE 125 Ron Norick Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73102 405.232.PARK • parkhouseokc.com The food scene is new to the Myriad Gardens, and it’s going over quite well! One of its two restaurants, Park House, serves American contemporary cuisine for brunch, lunch and dinner, along with a stunning view of the Crystal Bridge and the Gardens. Having cocktails at the bar after a long workday is the newest downtown “must-do.” Stop in for a Thunder-Rita or some chicken and waffle nachos before your next downtown outing. Park House’s desserts are not to be missed. How delicious does a Ghirardelli chocolate sundae sound? Give it a try.

COOKING WITH CHEF ROBINETT BRACIOLA (pronounced brah-zhul)

Using the right beef here is very important. When you put your valuable time into making a dish like this, you want the best possible outcome. I prefer, and highly recommend using beef from Red Rock Premium Beef Company – it’s all-natural, grain fed, and dry-aged – you can’t beat it!

Braciola: 1 - 1 1/2 pound Red Rock Premium Beef Flank Steak 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1/2 cup panko bread crumbs 1/2 cup minced fresh parsley 2 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil kosher salt black pepper

Sauce: 1 medium yellow onion, thinly sliced 1 cup dry white wine 1 15 oz. can tomato sauce 1 15 oz. can diced tomatoes 2 tsp. dried oregano 1 tsp. dried thyme 1 tbsp. dried parsley

Garnish: 1/4 cup shredded Parmesan cheese 1 tsp. minced fresh Italian parsley

Preparation: Pre-heat oven to 375 F

Trim off any large pieces of fat on the surface and along the edges - not much trimming should be necessary, and pat steak dry. Next, wrap flank steak with plastic wrap - leaving space around all four sides, pound out the meat until it is nice and even, about a half inch thick all the way through.

Once the flank steak is pounded out remove from plastic, liberally season one side with salt and pepper, place that side down. Set aside.

In a separate bowl, mix together the remaining Braciola ingredients to create the filling. It should stay together when pressed. Arrange prepared steak so that the length is running left to right. Take filling and spread across, press into flank steak until completely covered on one side, leaving about an inch free of filling on the long side closest to you. Starting with the edge without filling, roll the flank steak like a pinwheel. Tie the roll using butcher's twine so that it will hold together during the cooking process.

Heat olive oil in Dutch oven until very hot. Carefully lay the rolled flank steak, seam side down, into the hot oil. Allow to brown for 1 to 2 minutes, repeat until all sides are browned finishing with the seam side down. Add your sliced onions and brown, then add dry white until nearly cooked out of the pan, then add remaining sauce ingredients, stir thoroughly bring to a simmer, cover completely and place in oven to braise for 1 hour and 20 minutes. Remove from oven, carefully remove lid to check sauce. There should be a nice hearty sauce in the base of the pan, if sauce is really thick, add just enough water to loosen it up, blend well. Allow meat to rest in the pan for 10 minutes.

To serve: Remove Braciola and place on cutting board, remove butchers twine, and slice Braciola into 1-inch thick pieces - serve with sauce, and garnish.

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TURNPIKE TROUBADOURS August 2 The Zoo Amphitheatre 2101 NE 50th St Oklahoma City, OK AUGUST 1 MYRON OLIVER RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY STEPHEN SPEAKS RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY VOODOO BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY AVENUE RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY GARY JOHNSON – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY THE SUSPECTS TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY EVAN MICHAELS BAND THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN JESSE ALAN TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 2 JIM THE ELEPHANT BAKER STREET OKC OKLAHOMA CITY HOSTY DUO BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY REPLAY – MITCH & ALLEN RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY AVENUE RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY 50

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ERIC DUNKIN TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY BRANDON JACKSON TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKC OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 3 EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 6 STEVE CROSSLY – ONE MAN BAND RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 7 BLAKE LANKFORD – SOLO O ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT NORMAN AVENUE RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY DAVID MORRIS – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 8 LAURA LEIGHE ALOFT HOTEL – BRICKTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY ELECTRIC AVENUE LOUIE’S ON THE LAKE – OKC OKLAHOMA CITY MATT BLAGG RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY

MICHAEL BUBLE August 2 Chesapeake Energy Arena 100 W Reno Ave Oklahoma City, OK

BOBSTOCK August 3 The Zoo Amphitheatre 2101 NE 50th St Oklahoma City, OK

CALENDAR OF EVENTS URBAN ADDICTION RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY GARY JOHNSON – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY DANTE & THE HAWKS TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY LOWER 40 THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN CUTTER ELLIOTT TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL – OKC OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 9 LAURA LEIGHE ALOFT HOTEL - BRICKTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY AARON NEWMAN DUO RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY ANNIE UP RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN URBAN ADDICTION RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY LUCKY TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY BRYCE DICUS TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 10 EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 13 MARK VOLLERTSEN – ACOUSTIC RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

AUGUST 14 AARON NEWMAN DUO COLCORD HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY RICK JAWNSUN O ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT NORMAN STARS RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY DAVID MORRIS – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 15 AARON NEWMAN DUO RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY LUCKY RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY GARY JOHNSON – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY 2AM TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY JOHN ARNOLD BAND THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN JAKE MOFFAT TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 16 ERIC DUNKIN ALOFT HOTEL – BRICKTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY MYRON OLIVER RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY STEPHEN SPEAKS RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY LUCKY RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY

MAYHEM FESTIVAL August 7 OKC Downtown Airpark 1701 S Western Ave Oklahoma City, OK

AARON NEWMAN BAD TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY BLAKE LANKFORD – SOLO TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL – OKC OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 17 EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 20 STEVE CROSSLEY – ONE MAN BAND RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 21 TIME MACHINE RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY DAVID MORRIS – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

AUGUST 22 2AM BAKER STREET OKC OKLAHOMA CITY DRIVE – CHARLES SCOTT DUO LOUIE’S ON THE LAKE OKLAHOMA CITY MATT BLAGG RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY STAT BAND RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY GARY JOHNSON – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY JASON YOUNG BAND TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 23 DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC ALOFT HOTEL – BRICKTOWN OKLAHOMA CITY

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS MOUNTAIN SMOKE RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY STAT BAND RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY THE WEATHERMAN TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY JAY FALKNER TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL – OKC OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 24 EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 27 MARK VOLLERTSEN – ACOUSTIC RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 28 REPLAY RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY DAVID MORRIS – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 29 MYRON OLIVER RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY

STEPHEN SPEAKS RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY LIFE OF THE PARTY RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY GARY JOHNSON – PIANIST SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY AVENUE TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY KRISTEN STEHR THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN SOUTHERN RIFT TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 30 KYLIE MORGAN MOONSHINERS MUSIC HOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY DEREK HARRIS ACOUSTIC RED ROCK OKC OKLAHOMA CITY BANANA SEAT RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN LIFE OF THE PARTY RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 31 EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY

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FALL OUT BOY & PARAMORE August 10 The Zoo Amphitheatre 2101 NE 50th St Oklahoma City, OK

OFFSPRING & BAD RELIGION August 22 OKC Downtown Airpark 1701 S Western Ave Oklahoma City, OK

ZZ TOP August 22 The Zoo Amphitheatre 2101 NE 50th St Oklahoma City, OK

REO SPEEDWAGON & CHICAGO August 30 OKC Downtown Airpark 1701 S Western Ave Oklahoma City, OK

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OKC REDHAWKS VS COLORADO SPRINGS SKY SOX CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 8 OKC REDHAWKS VS IOWA CUBS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 14

LYRIC THEATRE: “A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC” CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 8 LIVE ON THE PLAZA THE PLAZA DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY 2ND FRIDAY CIRCUIT OF ART NORMAN ARTS DISTRICT NORMAN AUGUST 15-17 SUMMER SHOOTOUT BARREL RACING OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 16-17 BOWHUNTER’S FESTIVAL 12198 NE 234TH ST. ARCADIA 56

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OKC ENERGY VS PHOENIX WOLVES PRIBIL STADIUM OKLAHOMA CITY AUGUST 16 OKC ENERGY VS LOS ANGELES GALAXY II PRIBIL STADIUM OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA CITY ROLLER DERBY BOUT COX CONVENTION CENTER OKLAHOMA CITY

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AMANDA BUMB

Director of Marketing for Cornerstone Development

Meet Amanda, a marketing director for Cornerstone Development, a major development powerhouse for living here in the city. Amanda got started in the multifamily industry in 1999 from a leasing agent position. She quickly found herself growing and being recruited into higher-up positions among various property companies. She even worked for the popular publication and website of Apartment Guide and Apartmentguide.com, helping thousands find their place in the state.

Now with Cornerstone, Amanda’s favorite part, on the marketing side, is being able to use her creativity and enhance the properties traffic. Her goal is to fill them up, increase the traffic, and maintain those numbers. She loves being able to connect with people and businesses around the city.

It’s extremely rewarding for her to really help people find their home. Whether it be a temporary fit or complete relocation, they have so many properties that she is able to find a perfect fit for just about everyone. In our economy today, it’s always the question of rent vs. buying and what to do. Amanda is pro either way, but puts an emphasis on the renting side. She explains that there is much less upfront cost and incredible properties that can offer the amenities that most people would love to live with, but can’t afford or upkeep along with a home. People can finally have the lifestyle without all of the costs and long-term commitments. It’s a way of urban life with special treatment.

When not marketing property, Amanda loves spending time with her two kiddos.

She loves being able to entertain them and truly just make them happy. She also enjoys spending time with friends, traveling, soaking up time on the beach, and spending time with family. She is a tutor at Whiz Kid’s studio, and is also a two-time NOVA award winner throughout her career.

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TOM H. VAUGHT

Commercial Real Estate Advisor at LaGree Associates

Meet Tom, a commercial real estate advisor here in the city for the past four years. Tom has always been an entrepreneur from a young age. He started his own eBay business where he bought and sold items for a profit. Tom realized once college rolled around that he would study entrepreneurship. Lucky enough for him, Oklahoma State has recently started a new program that was growing quickly and successfully due to Mr. Morris, a professor that had a large impact on Tom’s career and drive. Commercial real estate truly lets Tom work with small businesses, his passion, every single day. He is constantly learning about business plans. In the future, Tom hopes to own and run an array of different businesses, in addition to real estate.

His favorite part is meeting with clients and taking the time to figure out what they need and how to fit them to the right area or space for their business. It’s rewarding when he is able to make the perfect match for an appreciative client. Tom’s main focus of business is in the Northwest side of Oklahoma City, in addition to the occasional Bricktown or Downtown space. Tom has lived his whole life in the city, seeing it grow and the new businesses coming in is exciting. He loves the way the city is headed in growth.

When not in real estate, Tom is outdoors.

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