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Web House
by Josh Rubin
on 04 November 2004
The London architecture firm m3 has designed a temporary living structure that can be attached to the side of a building. Perhaps a cross between the Aero Bed and a Tent Caterpillar, the Web House is meant to be an office worker's refuge between a late night meeting and an early morning presentation. We all joke about sleeping under our desks, now we really can.
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Interview with Amanda Levete
by Leonora Oppenheim
Size + Matter, it could be said, was one of the most viewed events of the London Design Festival last month. Two installations by two of the U.K.'s leading architects—both women—were placed outside the cultural hub that is the Southbank...
Urban Insect Hotel
Mathematically-inspired bug houses designed to promote urban biodiversity
by Karen Day
Winning London's recent Beyond The Hive competition, the "Insect Hotel" is a five-star refuge for bugs living in urban environments. Architecture firm Arup Associates designed individual compartments in a mathematically-derived pattern known as a...
Digitally sensuous architecture in two of Alex Haw's residential staircase projects
by Leonora Oppenheim
Architect Alex Haw of Atmos may not be the first to use digital tools to craft seductively curving forms, but his recent staircase installations in two London abodes might be the most transformative. Each plays off each owner's interests to create...
Brutal London by Zupagrafika
The design studio preserves some of the city's iconic Brutalist buildings like Balfron Tower in paper form
by Cajsa Carlson
Paper models of buildings and animals are some of the most simple and classic children's toys. But turning something 2D into a 3D sculpture never gets boring—and when you combine the DIY factor with interesting designs, you have the recipe for Brutal...
Stadia: Sport and Vision in Architecture
An exhibition tracing the evolution of stadium design from antiquity to the present
by Karen Day
Welcoming more than four million visitors a year, Rome's massive Colosseum still remains a mesmerizing architectural feat. Many of today's sports arenas are no less impressive, and a new exhibition at London's Soane Museum traces the evolution...
LN-CC Additions
The Dalston concept shop's new Chameleon mezcal bar and a mirror-clad Secular Space
by CH Contributor
by Sabine Zetteler It's Fashion Week in London, and the city is abuzz with gossip, martinis and forward-thinking style. Frankly, we're exhausted—and to seek a little solace we've headed back east to LN-CC, the place where even the most po...
Constructing Worlds: Photography and Architecture in the Modern Age
From the skyscrapers of NYC to a bridge over the Yangtze River, 18 photographers explore our relationship with manmade structures
by Cajsa Carlson
In a new exhibition at London's Barbican art gallery, the enduring and fascinating relationship between photography and architecture is explored through the works of 18 photographers. The images on display show a wide variety of manmade landscapes...
Charlie White: Everything is American
by Ami Kealoha
"Everything is American," photographer Charlie White's first solo show in nearly three years, opens this Friday, 13 January, at Andrea Rosen Gallery in New York. White's latest subjects, like the Tate-LaBianca murder trial, gymnastics...
Big Bang Data at London's Somerset House
Artists' inventive and strange ways to analyze their personal world and the universe around us
by Cajsa Carlson
Do you know where your cat lives? You probably do and, if you ever tagged it #cat in a publicly available photo online, chances are so does Owen Mundy. Mundy is the artist behind the project "I Know Where Your Cat Lives" and one of the people taking...
Link About It: This Week's Picks
Drones dropping books, interactive TV, Banksy's $60 art and more in our weekly look at the web
by CH Editors
1. GQ's Man of the Year: Noel Gallagher Known as much for his ability to say almost anything as he is for a batch of successful tunes, Oasis lead guitarist Noel Gallagher has been selected as GQ's man of the year. In an interview that accompanied...
Sensing Spaces: Architecture Reimagined
We speak with curator Kate Goodwin on transforming London's Royal Academy of Arts into a sensorial spatial experience
by Lauren Espeseth
Over this past month, London's distinguished Royal Academy of Arts (RA) witnessed large-scale preparations for one of their most highly anticipated shows, "Sensing Spaces: Architecture Reimagined." The RA's traditional, Beaux-Arts style gallery rooms...
Umut Yamac's Perch Light
The architect's perfectly balanced, origami-inspired paper light
by Cajsa Carlson
Architect and designer Umut Yamac's Perch Light is an intriguing, playful piece of design. The stylized bird-shaped light sits still on its perch until you pass it, or a draft sets it in motion: then the bird gracefully swings, dipping back and...
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John Kasich took a pledge to support the Republican nominee. He needs to justify his broken promise.
It was fitting that the San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan retired without a big news conference or season-long farewell tour. It simply is not the personality of the Virgin Islands native to draw attention to himself. In almost every way, Mr.
Toledo Police Chief George Kral wants to sit down with people in the community. In return, he asks for officers to be treated with dignity and respect.
When Paula Hicks-Hudson was elected mayor, she did not have a majority. That was to be expected: She had six opponents. But Toledo normally elects its mayors with majority votes, and it would be better if the rules ensured that this happens even
A man and a woman scaled a fence at the Toledo Zoo to hunt for Pokemon characters. Other players have been disrespectful to sacred sites.
The public wants and needs to trust the police.
UPS' decision to show the person responsible for hanging a noose the door when he came to work was the correct action.
A defeat of the tax issue will turn Toledo into little Detroit, cause chaos, and undo much of the city's momentum.
Shows discipline and restraint on the part of Donald Trump.
Nobody is immune from criticism — including me, your ombudsman. Sometimes, readers are puzzled because, while I am technically not an employee of The Blade, I wear two hats. As ombudsman, I respond to reader complaints about fairness and

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Thank you Ant,
Nice to know some people are still looking in on these forums from time.
as for cheap chargers, I got two of these and they seem to do a pretty bang up job as I charge NiMH too
iMax B6 Digital charger
I paid around £27 each in the UK
The SR4...... check parts availiability in your country first! I have to go to china to get any parts for it which can be a royal pain.
Was I the only one who wasted a pot load of cash buying this and spares for it?
First outing I snapped the front shock :(
Not happy with it and I'm stuck with it:mad:
I am trying to find Mi2 Parts, a rear belt would be great:
I know these are old rc cars now, But I love a bargain lol! I think I have spent around 10k in the last year on rcs'!
A rescue. On my long list to be restored lol.
I bought this with 2 Grasshopper 2s, all with radio gear for £40! :)
I look forward to seeing the progress, I am currently developing a Mini Z track. I am using a 3 metre wide x 6 metre long roll of black linoleum flooring. I am using the foam they use in the...
My brother and came up with a similar thing, we took a 2s and split it. It gives a decent runtime of around 10 mins, will last to just past 12 mins but I don't like to push it too hard because of the...
My wee beasties;
The front Yamaha and the Honda at the rear have the upgraded suspension setup.... Basically it's alloy lol.
Rather than start a new thread for the same namesake I thought I'd recycle this one...Sorry if it's breaking any rules or offends anyone, just let me know and I'll remove my post.
So I bought this...
You don't have any foreign objects trapped in the steering arms do you? I had that problem on my truck and that is what it turned out to be. A very small stone, the steering was fine one way but not...
I had a similar problem with a Kyosho Mini Z MR-02. It would get "twitchy"
Turned out the turbo chip upgrade was causing interference, once disconnected it was fine.
Have you made any...
How about using the foam mats people use when camping, or doing yoga? It might eliminate the need to coat your track, but still keep it light and portable? :)
My '97 Vert..... Which in the UK is probably pointless seeing as how we never get sun for long enough! :rolleyes:
My toys1964219 from the UK :)
When I bought the AMG Mini Z 2nd hand off of Ebay the tyres had perished. I went into my local hardware store and bought a...
That is awesome, Do you have a Facebook presence? If not I would highly recommend getting one :)
I have to say I too love these little beasts. So much fun and the stability gyro is awesome.
Hi, Thanks.
It is the official Losi Micro SCT track.... Well 2 of them put together. They're kinda like interlocking foam tiles not disimilar to the mini-z RCP track.
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I like your Idea of using ply, What tyre compound are you using on your minis' and how do you find the grip?
Did you have any luck Daniel? (Cool name by the way ;))
Urm Hi guys. I know this thread has been dead for a few months, but as I am new here I thought I would put up a few pix of my Micros and track anyway. who knows, it might get revived? :)


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I'm using the Pony gem to send emails. Assuming that I have both options open to me, is there a memory advantage to using :smtp or :sendmail?
Option 1: smtp
Here, Ruby connects directly to the SMTP server.
:to => 'firstname.lastname@example.com',
:via => :smtp,
:via_options => {
:address => 'smtp.yourserver.com',
:port => '25',
:user_name => 'user',
:password => 'password',
:authentication => :plain, # :plain, :login, :cram_md5, no auth by default
:domain => "localhost.localdomain" # the HELO domain provided by the client to the server
Option 2: sendmail
Here, the local
sendmail binary is spawned.
:to => 'email@example.com',
:via => :sendmail,
:via_options => {
:location => '/path/to/sendmail',
:arguments => '-t'
In particular, I'm concerned about loading the entire contents of a file into memory before attaching it - but this seems to be necessary in both modes:
Pony.mail([...], :attachments => {"foo.zip" => File.read("path/to/foo.zip")})
This is similar to Sendmail vs SMTP, but those answers don't cover my question.


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Ok, my blog is http://blogtemps.com , tell me what you think!
Ok, my blog is http://blogtemps.com , tell me what you think!
Looks pretty good to me, although I'd say the text is a little small. (But we just change to 1280x1024 rez so I could just not be used to it yet.) One thing I noticed is that you seem to have multi authors, yet the posts don't say who wrote what. Scratch that, looking again, I see that your categories are the authors. It's a little confusing to see the author as the Filed Under.
On your contact page, the right side of the input box doesn't show.
A home link would be nice too, for those who don't like to use the back button.
Keep up the good work!
Thank you. I will improve on those comments....
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Colorado Day on OpenAir: 24 hours of local music on August 1st
August 1 marks Colorado Day and we're celebrating with a full 24 hours of Colorado Music on OpenAir!
August 1 marks Colorado Day and we're celebrating with a full 24 hours of Colorado Music on OpenAir!
Strange Americans dropped into the CPR Performance Studio last month to perform three new songs and chat with host Keefer Fulgham.
The 14th annual Denver Post Underground Music Showcase brought over 400 musical acts to Denver's Baker district. Check out our day-by-day recap of the weekend along with a photo slideshow.
Electro-rock band We Like Monsters stopped into the CPR Performance Studio just before UMS 2014.
Following an opening gig for Mac DeMarco and prior to this year's Underground Music Showcase, Homebody stopped in our CPR Performance Studio for a session.
We had Eros and the Eschaton in the CPR Performance Studio earlier this year to play three songs from their lo-fi debut "Home Address for Civil War."
DeVotchKa and the Colorado Symphony joined forces yet again last night and performed to a sold-out crowd at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
The members of local folk band Elephant Revival made their way into our CPR Performance Studio this week prior to their opening set for DeVotchKa and the Colorado Symphony at Red Rocks.
Prior to their Red Rocks show, we were thrilled to have DeVotchKa stop into the CPR Performance Studio for the third time in OpenAir's brief lifetime.
You might know local songwriter Robert Louis Cole from his days with renowned Denver act A. Tom Collins. He stopped by the CPR Performance Studio to play some songs from his new EP "Long Darkness of the Night."


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Norman Albertson, age 98, of Twin Valley, MN died Sunday, June 16, 2013 at the Twin Valley Living Center. Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 20, at Zion Lutheran Church in Twin Valley. Visitation will be at the church one hour before the funeral. Burial will take place at First Lutheran Cemetery in Mahnomen, Minn.
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