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Run, Swim and Drink with Santa this Weekend

December 9, 2011 – 7:32 AM

Santarchy 2011 7th Annual Santa bar crawl Saturday, December 10 2pm – meet at NOLA in Market Square – the fun continues from there Must wear a Santa Suit!! Cinebrunch – White Christmas Saturday, December 10 11 am Brunch followed by the film The Oaks Theater in Oakmont Pittsburgh Plunge – To Benefit the Special Olympics Sunday, more

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Because Yinz Asked – “Wear You Live” Adds Pittsburgh Maps

August 8, 2011 – 4:01 PM

Last week I saw the the Kickstarter project for Wear You Live – prints made with figureground maps of different US cities. We have been blogging about lots of map related things over on BlogLocal and I have been on the hunt for anything map related. The maps that we use are called figuregrounds. This type of map is commonly used in the fields of more

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Links Worth A Look

Links Worth a Look – August 16th

August 16, 2010 – 8:00 PM

Here are some links/articles/blog posts that are worth a look: Review: Smiling Banana Leaf – FoodBurgh – The blog FoodBurgh has a nice review of The Smiling Banana Leaf in Highland Park. This place has been reccomended by a couple of IheartPGH readers in the past as well. Check out Mike's thoughts on the food and some photos of the place too. Steeltown more

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Links Worth a Look – July 21st

July 21, 2010 – 1:00 PM

Here are some links/articles/blog posts that are worth a look: Profile of Kards Unlimited from Only In Pittsburgh – great post on Kards Unlimited – a 3rd generation business in Shadyside. Not only do they have really great cards but they also have a great selection of interesting books to read or give as gifts. Looking Sharp!: Neighbor totes – Pittsburgh's more

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Photos from T-shirt Day – Lots of Great Pittsburgh T-shirts

July 1, 2010 – 8:00 AM

Last Monday – some of Pittsburgh biggest t-shirt fans gathered at OTB Cafe to celebrate International T-shirt Day 2010 – while this day was in celebration of all t-shirts – it was amazing to see that everyone showed up in their finest Pittsburgh t-shirts. And we had an amazing collection of Pittsburgh t-shirts that we raffled off. Here are some of more

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pghT – Pittsburgh Celebrates International T-shirt Day – Mon. June 21

June 18, 2010 – 7:06 AM

Image by IheartPGH via Flickr It started with a tweet – for the past few years – Spreadshirt.com has declared June 21st International T-shirt Day. We posted a tweet yesterday suggesting a PGH t-shirt day celebration. A few tweets later – we had an event. Just finished a quick PGH t-shirt day get together with some of our PGH t-shirt friends more

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Shamrocks and Bald Heads for St. Baldrick's Foundation (and I Shamrock PGH T-shirt Giveaway)

March 11, 2010 – 7:13 AM

The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is a foundation that supports children with cancer. Each year they have a fundraiser where individuals volunteer to raise money and shave their heads – it is fun and it is a show of solidarity with kids who lose their hair to chemo and radiation treatments. A felllow Pittsburgher, Bill Toland, has volunteered his head more