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What Kind of Job is Right for You?P. 10

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• WHAT KIND OF JOB IS RIGHT FOR YOU? 10 JOBS | PERSONALITY TYPES BASED ON THE 16 MYERS-BRIGGS PERSONALITY TYPES.

• CUPID'S CROSSING 16 ALL THINGS VALENTINE'S

• JOBS & CAREERS 18 TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS

• JOBS & CAREERS 19 FUN IN THE FACTS

• MORGAN CHESKY 24 photography by Lauren Wright

• SO6IX EATS 34

• HOROSCOPES 38 FEBRUARY 2015 by Dadhichi Toth

• CALENDAR OF EVENTS 40 FEBRUARY 2015

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What Kind of Job is Right

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ON THE COVER...FEATURING: MORGAN CHESKYPHOTOGRAPHY: LAUREN WRIGHTCLOTHING: SPENCER STONE CO., BLUE 7

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to take a Valentine. Another great place to spend

your Valentine’s Day is at the Myriad Gardens, during

their Love & Orchids event. Enjoy champagne,

chocolate and live jazz for the opening night of the

“Jewel Orchids” exhibit. If dinner plans are still in the

air and you need a good place, check out our review

of Broadway 10 on page 34. Our staff was extremely

impressed with everything this new spot has to offer,

from their mouthwatering steaks and delicious sushi,

to an atmosphere rich in history and design.

Thank you for picking

up the February Issue of

So6ix Magazine! We hope

you enjoy everything we

have worked so hard

on to bring you. Get out,

taste, sip, play, and enjoy

everything our great city

has to offer.

We are very excited about this month’s issue and all that it has to offer. We have done a lot of research this month to put together fun and factual articles that will inform you about the job market and what may be a good (or better) fit for you. Find out which job is right for you based on your personality type by taking our quick quiz on page 10. You may be surprised by the results.

As you see on the cover, we got the opportunity this month to feature Morgan Chesky from News Channel 5. We were very excited to work with him for our Career Issue, as he is a focused and successful young professional who takes his career with KOCO very seriously. He was very fun to work with and he gave a great interview. Check out his interview and more photos starting on page 24.

February is the month of love, and we have some great suggestions for you lovebirds out there. In this issue you will find tons of great gift ideas recipes and tips for making this year a special one. There are several great things going on in the city this month that I recommend you check out. The Oklahoma City Ballet will be bringing “Romeo and Juliet” to the Civic Center February 13–15, and it will be a perfect place Jack McBride

L E T T E R F R O M T H E S T A F F


What Kind of Job is Right for You?

JOBS | PERSONALITY TYPESBased on the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types.

Choose one letter from each category that best suits you. Of course, some may be 50/50 for your type

of personality, but choose the one that fits you the best.

You will end up with 4 letters. Find the corresponding box for your four letters for possible careers that

work well with your personality!

How do you organize your life?Judgers: Like their lives to be stable,

planned and organized. They are

comfortable following most rules. “Judgers”

does not mean “judgmental.”J P

How do you make a decision?Thinkers: Prefer to think and decide

based on an analytic approach through

detached logic. They tend to make decisions

by objectively weighing pros and cons, and

they value honesty, consistency and fairness.T

Feelers: Prefer to decide based on

personal values and beliefs or on what

others care about and how they could be

affected by their actions. They tend to be

sensitive and cooperative.

F

How do you process information?Sensors: Prefer to deal with the hard facts

and what they already know, and prefer to

have full clarity on situations. They’re realistic

people who like details and apply common

sense to come up with practical solutions.

SIntuitives: Prefer to deal with ideas or

the unknown or explore new possibilities.

They easily see patterns, they value

innovations and they seek creative solutions

to problems.

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Where do you direct your energy?Introverts: Direct their energy internally

toward ideas, information and beliefs. These

people often like working alone or in small

groups, and it’s best if they focus on one task

at a time.

IExtroverts: Direct their energy towards

people, things, situations or “the outer

world.” These people are energized by a

variety of tasks and a quick pace and are

good at multitasking.

E

Perceivers: Like to go with the flow and

be flexible, and respond to situations as they

arise. They like to keep their options open

and act spontaneously.


E JTS E PTSRealists who are quick to make practical decisions.• Insurance sales agents

• Pharmacists

• Lawyers

• Project managers

• Military

• Business administration

Pragmatists who love excitement and excel in a crisis.• Technical support providers

• Comedians

• Entrepreneurs

• Detectives

• Investors

• Sports Coach

I PTSI JTSStraightforward and honest people who prefer action to conversation.• Civil engineers• Pilots• Emergency room physicians• Detectives• Firefighters• Computer programmers

Hard workers who value their responsibilities and commitments.• Accountants• Web development engineers• Government employees• Police• Business executives• Administrators & managers

E JFS E PFSGregarious traditionalists motivated to help others.• Nurse/healthcare workers

• Social workers

• PR account executives

• Teachers

• Secretaries

• Childcare providers

Lively and playful people who value common sense.• Actors

• Interior designers

• Primary care physicians

• Painters

• Musicians

• HR managers

I PFSI JFSWarm and sensitive types who like to help people in tangible ways.• Fashion designers• Physical therapists• Massage therapists• Composers• Teachers• Artists

Modest and determined workers who enjoy helping others.• Dentists• Elementary school teachers• Franchise owners• Counselors• Social workers• Librarians


E PTNE JTNEnterprising, creative people who enjoy new challenges.• Entrepreneurs• Real estate developers• Marketing directors• Advertising creative directors• Scientists• Journalists

Natural leaders who are logical, analytical and good strategic planners.• Executives• Lawyers• Marketing research analysts• Politicians• Lawyers• Entrepreneurs

I JTN I PTNCreative perfectionists who prefer to do things their own way.• Investment bankers• Software developers• Economists• Professors• Researchers• Judges

Independent and creative problem-solvers.• Architects

• College professors

• Software designers

• Chemists

• Photographers

• Surveyors

E PFNE JFNCurious and confident creative types who see possibilities everywhere.• Journalists• Advertising creative directors• Restaurateurs• Marketers• Actors• Television reporters

People-lovers who are energetic, articulate and diplomatic.• Advertising executives• Public relations specialists• Corporate coaches/trainers• Politicians• Designers• Event coordinators

I JFN I PFNThoughtful, creative people driven by firm principles and personal integrity.• HR diversity managers• Customer relations managers• Therapist/mental health counselors• Doctors• Counselors• Writers

Sensitive idealists motivated by their deeper personal values.• Graphic designers• Psychologists/therapists• Physical therapists• Fine arts teachers• Scientists• Journalists


All Things Valentine'sCupid s Crossing

Personalized Message Wallet Bottle Opener

$15gifts.personalcreations.com

Any guy would love to have a wallet-handy bottle opener, but one with a

personalized message from you? That’s a winner! Engrave your wedding date or a sweet message. Not the cheesy

type? You can get something as simple as their name engraved on it, in case

it’s ever lost.

VALENTINE GIFT PICKS

MAKE A RESERVATION! TOP LOCAL RESTAURANTSMickey Mantle’s Musashi’s Paseo GrillLa Brasa Flint The RanchBroadway 10 Coach House Lobby BarHefner Grill The George Café 501Guernsey Park Red Prime Stella Redrock Canyon Grill Sushi Neko 1492

FOR HIM FOR HER

Hidden Message Tie Bar $25

gifts.comLet him know how much he means

to you every single day while he gets dressed. This tie bar has your message

hidden on the backside, so only he can see it. Give him a reason to pause and secretly smile over you when he’s traveling, writing reports or powering

through his day.

Ben Sherman Bow Tie $8.99

jackthreads.comIf your man isn’t wearing bow ties already, what are you doing? Every

guy’s closet needs to have a bowtie or 10. We love them for a dressy outfit or even just with a dress shirt and jeans.

Any occasion can call for a bow tie!

London Picnic Cooler$80

gifts.comGone picnicking! Guys: show her

you care by taking her on a cutesy movie-type date with this leak-proof picnic cooler that comes with plates, corkscrew, cheese knife, coffee cups,

insulated thermos, stainless steel flatware and blanket! How perfect

would this be for the upcoming spring and summer?

Personalized Gold Bar Bracelet $50-70

layeredandlong.etsy.comEvery woman loves jewelry from her man, but jewelry that is personalized

and thoughtful? Home run! This sweet and simple bracelet lets you

include your message: a favorite word between you two, a nickname, or just

the date you became official. She’ll wear it every day, thinking of you!

Personalized Rocking Wine Glasses

$30 – set of 2gifts.personalcreations.com

Need a decanter and wine glass in one? It’s here! These rocking wine glasses

are etched with your significant other’s initials, making them a personalized and

thoughtful gift that any woman would love to have!


CHOCOLATE DIPPED PRETZELSThe perfect combo of salty & sweet!

Ingredients: • 1 bag pretzel rods • 1 package white chocolate bark • Pink sanding sugar • Valentines-themed sprinkles (optional)

Instructions: • In a tall skinny Tupperware dish or vase, melt bark coating in the microwave per package directions (typically in 30 second intervals, stirring in between). • Dip each pretzel rod in the candy coating ¾ of the way. Sprinkle with sanding sugar and sprinkles. • Place on wax paper and let stand for coating to firm up.

Credit: thektchenismyplayground.com

SIPS & SWEET EATS

INDIVIDUAL BROWNIE TRIFLESWho doesn’t love a personal-size dessert? Chocolate and raspberries are one of the ultimate combinations.

Ingredients:• 2/3 cup whipping cream• 1 tablespoon sugar• ¼ teaspoon vanilla• Prebaked purchased or homemade brownies• 2 cups fresh raspberries or dark sweet cherries (pitted)• 1 cup chocolate ice cream topping or homemade fudge

Instructions: • In a chilled large mixing bowl, combine whipping cream, sugar, and vanilla. Beat with an electric mixer on medium speed until soft peaks form; set aside • Divide the ingredients among the parfait glasses. Start making your layers and repeat until it is full. Start with brownie, then layer whip cream, raspberry, chocolate sauce and so on. Serve immediately or chill until ready to serve.

Credit: Better Homes and Garden

THE PALOMAIngredients: • ¼ cup tequila • ¼ cup club soda • ¼ cup fresh grapefruit juice • 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice • 1 teaspoon sugar • Small plate with sugar • Grapefruit wedge

Instructions: • Rub the outer edge of the glass with grapefruit, and twist into a plate of sugar. • Mix all ingredients together in a shaker. • Garnish with a wedge of grapefruit and enjoy!

Credit: bsinthekitchen.com

VALENTINE MOSCATO FLOATIngredients:

• 1 bottle Moscato

wine or Champagne

• Strawberry soda

(such as Fanta)

• Vanilla ice cream

Instructions:

• Place a scoop or

two of vanilla ice

cream in a glass.

• Add ½ cup of

strawberry soda.

• Fill the rest of the glass with the Moscato wine

or Champagne.

Credit: thetaylor-house.com


JOBS &CAREERS

According to McDonald’s estimates:

1 in 8 American workers has

been employed by McDonald’s

TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS

1.73 BILLION,are on social media

bridging the gap between job hunters & employers

1 in 4 people,

of U.S. workers make less than

50%$30,000

per year

930is the average number

of LinkedIn connections that CEO’s haveAccording to Forbes,

the best paying job of 2014 was surgeons, who

make an average of

$233,150a year

40The average

interview lasts minutes


FUNINTHE

FACTSJOBS &CAREERS

The number of college

grads working for minimum

wage has doubled in just

five years86 percent of managers say

they hire people they like rather than what the job requires

Only 4 of the 20 fastest growing occupations in America require a Bachelor’s degree or better

The top three largest occupied occupations:

1. Retail Salespeople2. Cashiers3. Food Business

In 1942: You could spin wool or sail the ocean blue as your job option

Since the 20th Century, the amount of hours that

the average person works has halved, despite wages and productivity increasing


PUPPY OFTHE MONTH

English Bulldog

This medium-sized dog has short legs,

precious wrinkles and sometimes some

extra muscle. Although the English bulldog’s

appearance can be somewhat intimidating, it is

among the gentlest of dogs. They are described

as very affectionate and dependable animals.

Don’t write them off as being tough: these gentle

characters are also known for their great courage

and excellent guarding abilities!

TOP SKI RESORTSForbes and ZRankings.com came up with this list of the top ski resorts for 2015, taking into account

things like snow totals, mountain terrain, temperatures and resort accommodations.

• Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming

• Alta, Utah

• Whistler-Blackcomb, British Columbia

• Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort, Utah

• Revelstoke, British Columbia

• Vail, Colorado

• Telluride, Colorado

• Grand Targhee, Wyoming

• Mammoth Mountain, California

• Beaver Creek, Colorado

LOVEY-DOVEY DAY STATISTICS

• $13.19 billion is spent on Valentine's annually.• 180 million Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged each year.• 196 million roses are produced for every Valentine’s Day.• $116.21 is the average amount a consumer spends on Valentine’s Day.• At 47.5%, candy is the second most popular gift given, beaten only by cards.• 61.8% say they celebrate Valentine’s Day.


CELEBRITY FEATURE

Jamie Dornan

Kiss me, I’m Irish! Not really, but Jamie Dornan, the

hottest new talk of the town, is! This Northern Irish

actor, model and musician has had his hands in

quite a few onscreen endeavors, and he is being

raved about for his portrayal of Christian Grey in the

adaptation of the popular “Fifty Shades of Grey”

trilogy. The movie is set to release on Valentine’s

Day. This cutie modeled for Calvin Klein, starred in

the drama “Shadows in the Sun” and appeared in

eight episodes of the ABC television series “Once

Upon a Time.”

Fun Facts:• He’s modeled with Kate Moss.

• He is a fan of and supports the Manchester

United football team.

• He originally wanted to be a rugby player

before becoming an actor and model.

• He used to be in a band called Sons of Jim.

• He dated Keira Knightley from 2003 to 2005, in

the peak of her “Pirates of the Caribbean” fame.

TOP POPULATED CAREERS IN

AMERICA4.5 million: Retail Salespersons3.3 million: Cashiers3.0 million: Food Preparation and Serving Workers2.8 million: Office Clerks2.6 million: Registered Nurses2.4 million: Waiters & Waitresses2.3 million: Customer Service Representatives

VALENTINES FOR HER

Our Fragrance Pick

BONBONby Viktor & Rolf

Available (and many others) at Mystique Fragrances in Northpark Mall.


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PHOTOGRAPHY: LAUREN WRIGHTCLOTHING: SPENCER STONE CO., BLUE 7


You grew up in Texas, what’s it like living in Oklahoma now? And what’s

your favorite part about it?

Oklahoma’s the best top hat Texas could ask for. Jokes aside, lucky to have landed here.

There’s never been a more exciting time to live in Oklahoma City than right now. To see the

growth and meet the new generation of Oklahomans reinvesting in their state is inspiring.

Folks are onto something here...

Most memorable moment in your career?

May 20th, 2013. My photographer and I were in Shawnee when the tornado touched down

outside Newcastle. I remember turning on the radio and hearing our meteorologist Damon

Lane give the tragic play-by-play. By the time we arrived in Moore, we knew Briarwood and

Plaza Towers Elementary Schools were in bad shape. We didn’t know the full extent until we

turned down a street to see dozens of muddy students and teachers, some even bleeding.

For the next four hours we went live just a few blocks from a flattened Briarwood. Those

teachers - some of the bravest folks I’ve ever met. They not only kept those kids safe, but

calm as an EF-5 bore down. Spoke to a boy whose teacher covered his body with hers as


the roof caved in. Interviewed a father who ditched his car in traffic and ran six miles to make

sure his son was alive. Our purpose that day became reuniting families. We read off a list of

student’s names on air until the very last parent showed up, one of the few bright spots on

such a dark day.

Piece of fashion advice to male readers?

Bribe a good tailor into becoming your best friend.

A suit's only as sharp as the person fitting it.

What’s your favorite piece of clothing that everyone needs in his or her

closet?

Something unique, no one else can call their own. For me, it’s a pair of custom sterling

cufflinks my grandfather gave my dad back when he was my age. Wearing them now reminds

me to hustle as hard as the Chesky men who made them look good long before I came along.

Where are your go-to places to hang out in the city?

Anywhere within walking distance of my place in Mesta Park. That means Saturday morning

breakfasts at Big Truck Tacos, Coffee at Cuppies and Joe, and the occasional hard earned

refreshment at Grandad’s.

Any hobbies besides delivering the news?

When time allows give me a backpack and get me off the grid. No, I haven’t wrestled a bear

(yet), but as an Eagle Scout, rest assured I’ll be ready when the time arises.

Where did the passion for anchoring and reporting come from?

It’s one thing to follow history, it’s another to see it, hear it, feel it as it happens.

Also, I was born with this voice, what else was I supposed to do with it?

What are your future plans or goals?

Reporting is a lot like golf, minus the green jackets. There’s always more to learn or

something that could use work. That said, the goal is to keep moving forward, the plan is to be

ready for wherever that takes me.


What’s your favorite season (weather) and why?

Late summer, two reasons: Grandmother's peach cobbler & Mom's blackberry pie. For

those of you thinking, "Oh, my mom’s is pretty good too..." let me break this gently: it's not.

Tell us a fun fact about yourself!

Got 2nd place in a turkey calling contest. I was three. And yes, I still have the trophy.

If you could go back in history and meet or have dinner with anyone, who

would it be?

Hands down my dad, Vic Chesky. He passed away from a heart attack a few weeks before

my sophomore year in high school. He never met a stranger and was keeper of a killer dry wit.

Would give anything to catch-up over a couple ribeyes (his rare, mine medium rare) and talk

on everything under the sun. Also be nice to show Dad I grew out of the Abercrombie/puka

shell necklace phase.

If you could choose one mandatory thing for anyone to read (book,

magazine, article etc.) What would it be?

The Essential Calvin and Hobbes Collection. A good reminder to not always take ourselves

so seriously. We should all laugh more.

What’s playing on your iTunes?

iTunes? Spotify stole my soul a few months back. When it comes to music, appreciate

the classics: Zeppelin, Dylan, Sugar Ray. Been known to rock some James Brown during

commercial breaks to loosen everyone up (much to the chagrin of friend & co-anchor Erielle

Reshef).

Anything else you want readers to know about you?

Nope, but feel free to hit me up on Xanga.


EATSLocated in the historic Buick building

in Automobile Alley, Broadway 10 is a reflection of everything that Oklahoma is becoming. The warehouse sat vacant for nearly a quarter century, until Jeff Dixon and Aaron Soward, two locals, saw a moment for redefinition. And they aren’t stopping with

just one venture. Their next feat, Sidecar Wine Bar, will be Automobile Alley’s neighborhood pub, complete with crafted and draft beer. Dixon and Soward are putting a great new spin on the restaurant community. Broadway 10 is big city with a unique “Okie” touch. Having lived in Chelsea, Manhattan for a summer myself, it reminded me so much of walking into an upscale eatery, where the ambiance is soothing and the smells are heavenly. This was better, though. Broadway 10 had that “home” feel that I longed for that summer: extremely elegant, but not standoffish; very inviting. When I try new restaurants, I’m always hopeful but skeptical. So I’m not just saying this: Broadway 10 blew my expectations out of the water. Each dish was plated to allure, the flavors were delectable, and the service was efficient and knowledgeable. Unlike other chophouses, Broadway 10 offers each dish with a side starch or a vegetable. It’s not just an à la carte menu, where many of the primal cuts, fins, feathers and shells are cooked to perfection over an open flame on a hardwood grill. They truly put the perfect twist on the typical chophouse. How many chophouses can you think of where you can sit down and order sushi rolls? I’m not talking a prerolled, boring roll, either; I’m talking about hand-rolled sushi filled with only the freshest and most flavorful ingredients. That’s what I love about this new eatery. It’s not just one typical choice, but many flavorful choices that work cohesively together in perfect unison. There is truly something here for every palate. Broadway 10 is everything you could hope for in a new restaurant establishment here in Oklahoma City, and I couldn’t be more proud of where our city is headed!

What We Tasted:Charcuterie Board – This large appetizer consists of three cheeses, three meats, three garnishes and homemade raspberry puree with garlic toast points.

The Buick: Sushi Roll – Crab salad, cream cheese, jalapeno and asparagus, topped with sweet garlic shrimp.

6 oz Filet Mignon: Cooked Medium – Hardwood grilled over an open flame, paired with a creamy horseradish sauce.

Yukon Gold Au Gratin – A combination of Yukon Gold potatoes, sweet potatoes, sweet onions and an explosion of cheese, in the best way possible. (We’re not kidding when we say an explosion of cheese.)

Wild Isle Organic Salmon – Hardwood grilled over an open flame with a creamy Southwest remoulade.

Smoked Gouda Mash – Creamy, smoky, delicious potatoes. These potatoes will change your life.

Cream Corn Chili Verde – Creamy yet crunchy, with a little flair of Southwest spice.


PANANG II14101 N. May Ave., No. 109Oklahoma City, OK 73134

405.752.8400 • panangthaifood.com

This authentic, family-owned Thai restaurant

is a gem. There are two locations, one in south

Oklahoma City and one in northwest Oklahoma

City on May Avenue. Panang offers the finest

quality Thai soups, curries, stir fries, salads, noodle

and rice dishes, and so much more. Vegetarian?

They have a great range of vegetarian options

and cater to all spice palates. Just rate your dish

from mild to very spicy and they will make it to

order. They have awesome lunch combos Monday

through Friday, where you can pick from four

different menu options: Pad Thai, spring roll, red

curry chicken and basil pork.

PLANET SUB410 S. Bryant Ave., Suite A

Edmond, OK 73034405.340.7782 • planetsub.com

This is not your standard sandwich shop.

Planet Sub takes made-from-scratch bread

and pairs it with fresh ingredients, combined in

uncommon ways. They believe that the people

deserve better than frozen, preservative-packed

sandwiches. A popular option is the buffalo

chicken: signature chicken, pepper jack cheese,

tomatoes, lettuce and buffalo sauce. Try the

original favorites, veggie options, seafood, wraps

and salads. Some locations offer gluten-free

bread options, a major plus!

BILLY SIMS BBQ40 locations

billysimsbbq.com

Famed football player Billy Sims took to food

and opened up a successful barbecue franchise

with more than 40 restaurants in five states.

Everything they serve is fantastic. You can’t go

wrong with the Heisman sandwich: a choice of

chopped brisket or pulled pork piled high with

a slice of bologna and a hot link. Whatever you

order, make sure it includes a side of the loaded

baked potato salad. It’s oh-so-delicious! They also

offer dinner plates, smoked meats, chili and spuds.

Think of Billy Sims for your next catering event.

HEFNER GRILL9201 Lake Hefner ParkwayOklahoma City, OK 73120

405.748.6113 • ehsrg.com/hefner-grill

Hefner Grill is Oklahoma City’s perfect

intimate yet casual dining experience. It

features live entertainment and tranquil views

of Lake Hefner, especially around sunset. This is

the spot to go to for any occasion: an impromptu

lunch with coworkers, a rehearsal dinner or just

an intimate meal for two. They offer a wide range

of options, like hand-cut steaks, fresh seafood,

signature salads and delectable desserts. We

recommend starting off the meal with the shrimp

cocktail. It’s heavenly!


A VALENTINES SWEET TREATCOCONUT MACAROONS

Here is a nice little treat that will be great for Valentine's Day, and is super easy to make. It's not overly

sweet and has a touch of chocolate.

2 large egg whites

2 fl ounces agave nectar

1/4 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

1/4 teaspoon coarse salt

3 cups finely shredded unsweetened coconut

4 ounces dark chocolate (at least 70 percent cacao), melted

COOKING WITH CHEF ROBINETT

Instagram: @chefrobinett5Twitter: @chefrobinett5

1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. In a bowl, whisk together egg white s , agave nectar, vanilla, and salt.

Stir in coconut until completely coated with egg mixture. With a 1 1/2-inch scoop, make 30 balls, transferring each one to a parchment-lined baking sheet, spacing about 2 inches apart.

2. Bake, rotating the baking sheet halfway through, until the coconut starts to turn golden brown on the edges, about 12-15 minutes, depending on your oven and how golden brown you prefer them to be.

Transfer sheet to a wire rack, and let cool completely. (Cookies can be stored in an airtight container up to 3 days)

Before serving, drizzle with melted chocolate, or dip one side in melted chocolate. Refrigerate 15 minutes to set.


F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 5BY Dadhichi Toth

www.astrology.com.au

Neptune and Mars in your 11th house indicate a desire for love but some confusion surrounding the connection. Don’t rush. On the 20th, you’ll need rest so pace yourself as this has to do with Mars moving into your 12th house. You can get lots done but mostly behind-the-scenes.

GEMINI (MAY 21 - JUNE 20)Don’t allow Saturn to damage your personal relationships as its presence in your 7th house will continue for some time. Look more to the passionate combination of Venus and Mars in the upper part of your horoscope indicating idealism, important social and business engagements and the desire to connect with soulmates. Legal or bureaucratic issues can be resolved on the forward movement of mercury after the 12th. Travels which may have also been on the pipe works finally gain clarity.

CANCER (JUNE 21 - JULY 22)Working through money issues will be tedious but after the 16th you can look forward to a breath of fresh air thereby allowing yourself to focus on other more social and personal matters. The Sun moves to Pisces on the 19th and this indicates travels and connections with people at a distance. Mars moving to your career zone on the 20th also brings with it dynamic energy but be careful that you don’t become too aggressive in your desire to achieve your goals. The new moon in Pisces on the 29th indicates the start of a new cycle spiritually.

LEO (JULY 23 - AUGUST 22)Trying to understand your spouse or lover will not be

PISCES (FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20) Secrets and other issues from the past may plague you this month and you need to retrospectively look over events, words and issues that may have even been long gone. Up until the 12th the retrogression of Mercury demands a review of what’s gone before and until this happens you can’t move forward. Fortunately the Sun moves to your Sun sign on the 19th bringing with it a lift in physical and intellectual energies. You also have Venus and Mars occupying your Sun sign and this is a good counteraction to these difficult transits you may encounter. The Sun still hovering in your 10th house of profession it’s likely additional responsibilities may be on your shoulders for a while longer.

ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL 19) Miscommunications in your social group improve after Mercury goes direct on 12 February. With the Sun also in this area much of your attention is on friendships and improving the quality of those relationships. Your ruling planet ramps up your physical and mental energy on the 20th when it moves to your Sun sign. Be sure to get plenty of exercise to let off steam. With Venus also entering your Sun sign on the 21st this starts a romantic cycle for you.

TAURUS (APRIL 20 - MAY 20)You have a need to prove yourself with the Sun shining in your career zone throughout February. This gives you the opportunity to elevate yourself professionally. Look out for promotions which will suit you perfectly. Important documents you may have been waiting for finally arrive especially around the 15th. Venus,


easy this month but when Mercury moves forward on the 12th you can say what is necessary and you will be understood in the way you want. Venus and Mars in your 8th house promise passionate times ahead make sure your communication is grounded in mutual respect and understanding. Venus moves to Aries your zone of learning and foreign communications and there is the possibility that you may make a romantic connection with some foreigner or at least be interested in gaining a deeper insight into foreign cultures et cetera.

VIRGO (AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22) Disputes are likely with Mars and Venus in your marital zone this month and you need to be careful all the way up until the 20th when this fiery and opposing planet moves to your 8th house of sexuality and deeper transformative processes. You are keen to understand yourself and your partner during this period. Venus in your 7th house tends to soften the impact of Mars but both you and your lover may be at odds for at least the 1st half of the month. On the 19th, the Sun brings with it some revitalising energies to your zone of partnerships and this includes personal as well is business.

LIBRA (SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22)You have an aggressive approach to dealing with co-workers this month so you need to tone down your demands and your find that others will be more likely to assist you. The Sun on the 5th house up until the 19th is a great planetary omen for creative output. It also indicates deeper connections with children if you are a parent or at least with people who are younger than you. This will keep you young and vibrant as well. There may be an opportunity to start some new around the new moon of the 29th and this points to the beginning of new opportunities professionally.

SCORPIO (OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 21)You may be confused in your love life as the primary love planets, Venus and Mars occupy your 5th house of love affairs. Coupled with the conjunction of Neptune this can make for difficult decisions romantically. You’ll be passionate, creative but uncertain of which way to turn. There may be some improvement when Mars moves to Aries after the 20th so be patient. The Sun and mercury also shine a light on your domestic affairs and getting into step with your relatives may be a harder task than you at 1st thought. Be patient and listen to what is being said.

SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21)You have the get up and go to make big changes this month but don’t let family hold you back by their negative opinions. Until the 20th you may need to tackle issues on the home front with people who don’t quite have the belief in you that you have in yourself. Listen to your heart. Contracts may be on hold that only until the 12th when Mercury goes forward and this is the time to finally put pen to paper if you’ve been indecisive.

CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 22 - JANUARY 19)Money matters are uppermost in your mind but retrograde Mercury can throw a spanner in the works until the 12th at which point it goes direct meaning for systems go financially at this time. The conjunction of Venus, Neptune and Mars in your 3rd house of contractual agreements can be tricky but a journey to clarify matters may be in order and you should do that if the opportunity presents itself. You may be thinking of a change of pace or a change of place with these three planets occupying your zone of change and short journeys.

AQUARIUS (JANUARY 20 - FEBRUARY 18)There is no use arguing over financial matters and this is likely because it some confusion on your part up until the 20th. Mars and Neptune located in your house of income may cause these problems. Make no important decisions on money was Mercury is retrograde until the 12th. Thereafter you’ll get clarity and be able to move forward in keeping with your own best intuition. The Sun moves to your finance sector on the 19th and this means business partnerships may also come into focus around this time.


FEBRUARY 1EDGAR CRUZSKIRVIN HILTON HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 4DEREK HARRIS BANDBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 5THE RECLINERSBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 6STARSRIVERWIND CASINONORMAN

AARON NEWMAN BANDTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 7100 BONES BANDTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYBLAKE LANKFORDTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 11THE WEATHERMENBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITY

C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S

OKC PHILHARMONIC PRESENTS:JULIE ALBERS

February 7Civic Center Music Hall

201 N Walker AveOklahoma City, OK

OKC PHILHARMONIC PRESENTS:PIXAR IN CONCERT

February 20Civic Center Music Hall

201 N Walker AveOklahoma City, OK


FEBRUARY 12AVENUEBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 13ATTICA STATETAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYTROY HARDINTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 14THE SUEDE PANTHERTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYCUTTER ELLIOTTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 18REPLAY – 80’Z ENUFBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 19 REPLAYBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 20MAYDAY BY MIDNIGHTBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYLOWER 40MOONSHINERS MUSIC HOUSEOKLAHOMA CITYAVENUERIVERWIND CASINONORMANTHE WEATHERMANTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYNATHAN BURRISTHUNDERBIRD CASINONORMAN

ROCKY KANAGA – ACOUSTICTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 21ANNIE UPRIVERWIND CASINONORMANTHE SUSPECTSTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYJEREMY PHIFERTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 25MIKE HOSTY DUOBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 26STARSBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 272AMBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYAVENUETAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYKYLIE MORGANTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 28HOTSTEPPERSBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYKYLIE MORGANMOONSHINERS MUSIC HOUSEOKLAHOMA CITYLUCKY TAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYTREY ROSENTHALTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITY

AUGUST BURNS REDFebruary 28

Diamond Ballroom8001 South Eastern Avenue

Oklahoma City, OK


THE KING’S SINGERSFebruary 20

Armstrong Auditorium14400-B S. Bryant Road

Edmond, OK


MOVIESFEBRUARY 6

FEBRUARY 13



FEBRUARY 20 FEBRUARY 27




EVENTSFEBRUARY 1-15

LYRIC THEATRE: “THE ODD COUPLE”PLAZA DISTRICTOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 3KIND YOGA SERIESMYRIAD GARDENS CRYSTAL BRIDGEOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 5

CHOCOLATE DECADENCE ON AUTOMOBILE ALLEYHUDSON ESSEX BUILDINGOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 6FIRST FRIDAY GALLERY WALKPASEO ARTS DISTRICTOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 6-8

AN AFFAIR OF THE HEARTSTATE FAIR PARKOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 7

HARLEM GLOBETROTTERSCHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENAOKLAHOMA CITY

YUKON CHOCOLATE FESTIVALROBERTSON ACTIVITY CENTERYUKONFEBRUARY 10KIND YOGA SERIESMYRIAD GARDENS CRYSTAL BRIDGEOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 13-15

OKLAHOMA CITY BALLET: ROMEO & JULIETCIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALLOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 13LIVE ON THE PLAZAPLAZA DISTRICTOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 14

RUNDERGROUNDCOX CONVENTION CENTEROKLAHOMA CITY

LOVE & ORCHIDS PREMIERE NIGHT FOR JEWEL ORCHIDS: TREASURES OF THE RAINFORESTCOX CONVENTION CENTEROKLAHOMA CITYFRIGID 5 RACEMITCH PARKEDMONDNORMAN MARDI GRAS PARADEDOWNTOWN NORMAN


FEBRUARY 14-15

MONSTER JAMCHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENAOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 17

KIND YOGA SERIESMYRIAD GARDENS CRYSTAL BRIDGEOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 19INTRODUCTION TO HORTICULTURE SERIES: TOOL CARE WORKSHOPMYRIAD GARDENS CRYSTAL BRIDGEOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 20LEAKE COLLECTOR CAR SHOW & AUCTIONCOX PAVILLION AT STATE FAIR PARKOKLAHOMA CITY

CELEBRITY ATTRACTIONS PRESENTS: CAMELOTCIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALLOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 21ORCHID CARE 101: LECTURE AND DEMONSTRATIONMYRIAD GARDENS CRYSTAL BRIDGEOKLAHOMA CITYBOTANICAL DRAWING IN PENCIL AND PASTELMYRIAD GARDENS CRYSTAL BRIDGEOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 24KIND YOGA SERIESMYRIAD GARDENS CRYSTAL BRIDGEOKLAHOMA CITY

FEBRUARY 27 - MARCH 1

MARVEL UNIVERSE LIVECHEAPEAKE ENERGY ARENAOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 28DISCOVER THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF EDIBLE WILDCRAFTINGMYRIAD GARDENS CRYSTAL BRIDGEOKLAHOMA CITY

SPORTSFEBRUARY 2OKC THUNDER VS ORLANDO MAGICCHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENAOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 8OKC THUNDER VS LOS ANGELES CLIPPERSCHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENAOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 19

OKC THUNDER VS DALLAS MAVERICKSCHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENAOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 22OKC THUNDER VS DENVER NUGGETSCHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENAOKLAHOMA CITYFEBRUARY 24

OKC THUNDER VS INDIANA PACERSCHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENAOKLAHOMA CITY

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