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Is imitation synonymous with compliment? Depends on the view.

Posted by Bianca DeLaCruz on Tuesday, February 14, 2012,
As popularity grows with any facet of entertainment, imitation creeps behind it's shadow. I've been lucky enough to have experienced this within my own industry. A couple witty clients of mine have sent me links to various other providers' ads and websites containing shamelessly plagiarized content from my website. We're talking full paragraphs actually copied and pasted onto another provider's ad from my own. Yes, I did mention that I'm fortunate enough to have been a victim of theft. My phi...
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" Gotta love those curls"

Posted by Bianca DeLaCruz on Monday, February 13, 2012,

I've decided to try a more natural approach to my locks. My hair is naturally curly and I have to admit, I prefer it that way. It sort of has the dark Victorian look to it that really looks great with a tight black cocktail dress. There's nothing like a head of long wavy hair on bronze skin. It's wonderfully irreverent and non-conformist. On the other hand, having straight hair is also attractive and I think my clients actually prefer it that way. I do occasionally get the question. "Why stra...


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Behind the scenes of triumpth

Posted by Bianca DeLaCruz on Monday, November 7, 2011,

My interest in Independent documentaries has opened a broader perspective of issues I would have never been aware of or contemplated on my own. Awareness of humanitarian subjects, not in only in the United States, but from a global stand point keeps us grounded and gives us a sense of empathy and understanding as people; not just as Americans.
I recently watched a documentary called The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan. I breifly glanced at the synopsis and ratings without giving it much thought. ...


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Tasting and smelling Chicago

Posted by Bianca DeLaCruz on Thursday, October 6, 2011,

My preference for cuisine leans toward the unconventional ethnic fare. I'm very grateful to have like minded friends who  share my passion for unique flavors. They have shown me the side of the Windy City that deviates from the typical Michigan Avenue offerings to tourists. Chicago is quite an anomaly in the midst of Mid West's love affair with chain restaurants. You certainly won't find savvy Chicagoans eating at Applebees, when there is a perfectly distressed looking Spanish restaurant righ...


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"Is it getting better or do you feel the same?"

Posted by Bianca DeLaCruz on Thursday, October 6, 2011,


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