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The iJustine cover story

Pittsburgh’s iJustine entertains millions worldwide with her self-produced, humorous, tech-savvy online videos.

Getting to Know iJustine
Bonus web-only content

Just can't get enough of our geek-chic October cover girl iJustine? Click here for Web-exclusive content from our feature story by contributing writer Jonathan Wander. Click to purchase this issueYou'll read Justine's thoughts on her family (her tech- savvy grandma follows her on Facebook and Twitter) and her favorite pastimes (napping and Wii top the list). Plus! Thoughts from iJustine's biggest fans, a video from Wander's interview, a list of Justine's Twitter aliases and links to her Web sites and Facebook pages, where you'll have access to her most popular videos (including "I Want a Cheeseburger" and "300 Page iPhone Bill").

Check out Justine's new video promoting PITTSBURGH Magazine! Posted September 29, 2009: http://tastyblogsnack.com/



It's here! Click here for articles previewing the 2009 Pittsburgh Penguins, including interviews with Max Talbot and Coach Dan Bylsma. Plus! Bonus content including interviews with Jay McKee, Alex Gologoski and Mike Rupp and five questions the Pittsburgh Penguins must answer to raise another Cup.


Best (and Worst) of Pittsburgh

Celebrate Pittsburgh with our list of 120+ best bets for dining, sports, shopping, pets, kids and more, chosen by our editors and from our online “Readers’ Poll.”

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Home of the Year contest

Plus . . .

A City Without a Symbol?

Could Pittsburgh use a monument to capture its identity? It’s an idea that’s fun to think about and compelling to explore. We asked seven creative local people each to dream up a visual identity for the city; see their sketches and read their proposals.

Symbolically Speaking

Pittsburgh is a city known for its three rivers, its many bridges and its eclectic architecture. But it lacks an iconic monument that's recognizable to the rest of the world, like Paris' Eiffel Tower or San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. Isn't it time this city had its own symbol? To see what fellow readers think Pittsburgh's symbol should be - from structures that already stand (the Cathedral of Learning) to concepts for a new structure (a huge, interactive Steelers symbol) - and to post your own ideas and comments, click here.

pca_oct09 Click here to link to AIA Pittsburgh's site, view photos of architectural projects submitted for review by local firms, then vote for your favorite. Deadline for votes is Oct. 21. The winning entry will receive the 2009 People's Choice Award, which is sponsored by Pittsburgh magazine, and will be recognized at Design Pittsburgh 2009 Design Awards Ceremony, a celebration of architecture and design presented by AIA Pittsburgh. Thurs., Oct. 22, 5-10 p.m. August Wilson Center for African American Culture, 980 Liberty Ave., downtown.
Tickets: 412/471-9548, aiapgh.org.

And . . .

More with Mike Lange


More on Positano Dining


also this month. . .

Rick Sebak Chris Fenimore
RICK SEBAK
Bethel Park is home to a striking reminder of Pittsburgh’s past. 		CHRIS FENNIMORE
Extra-crispy potato pancakes prepared in a waffle iron. 		DR. FERNSTROM
Your prescription for health, diet and nutrition.		 PITTGIRL
The ever-hilarious PittGirl is officially our newest columnist.
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