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Dublin will host the next European Science Open Forum ESOF 2012, July 11-15.
One of the keynote speakers is Marcus du Sautoy.
The present and the previous head of the RPA committee of the EMS, Ehrhard Behrends and Robin Wilson, will chair a session devoted to "Mathematics and Music."
More information: http://www.dublinscience2012.ie/
The organization of European funding agencies has undergone important changes recently:
The assembly of heads of European research funding organizations EUROHORCS has been dissolved by October, 20.
The range of activities of the European Science Foundation will be dramatically reduced during the coming years, in particular Research Networking Programmes will no longer be funded via the ESF.
Along with the main objective of increasing the presence of mathematical techniques in industry, math-in.net pursue three specific objectives: to increase the number and quality of strategic relations between groups and industry, to ensure competitive advantage for groups involved through the registration and exploitation of their research results, and to strengthen the technological image of the mathematical community in Spain.
Initially, there are 30 research groups from almost all of Spain´s regions. These groups bring together nearly 300 researchers and support staff.
The exhibition "Transcending Tradition" explores the working lives and activities of Jewish mathematicians in German-speaking countries during the period between the legal and political emancipation of the Jews in the 19th century and their persecution in Nazi Germany. It highlights the important role Jewish mathematicians played in all areas of mathematical culture during the German Empire and the Weimar Republic, and recalls their emigration, flight or death after 1933.
The Simons Foundation announces the Africa Mathematics Project, a program that will focus on mathematicians and their graduate students at institutions of higher learning in sub-Saharan Africa. The Foundation will make competitive awards that will total approximately US$400,000 per year for each of the next 10 years.
See https://simonsfoundation.org/mps-africa-mathematics-project .
This competition is part of the world initiative "Mathematics of Planet Earth 2013" (MPE2013) : http://www.mpe2013.org .
The typical modules submitted to this competition can be of four forms and should have some scientific explanations for the public:
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Dan Quillen died on 30 April this year. He was the Waynflete Professor in Oxford from 1984 to 2006. The memorial meeting will be held in Magdalen College starting at 2pm. In addition to lectures there will be also musical contributions.
Speakers: Sir Michael Atiyah, Michael Hopkins, Graeme Segal
Musical director: Kobi Kremnizer
Organizers: Martin Bridson, Frances Kirwan, Glenys Luke, Graeme Segal, Ulrike Tillmann
Information: http://people.maths.ox.ac.uk/tillmann/QuillenMemorial.html
The Prize "Ibni Oumar Mahamat Saleh" is awarded each year to a young mathematician from Central Africa or West Africa. Applications are evaluated by a scientific committee set up by ICPAM. The prize funds a scientific visit.
The 2011 call for nominations is on the website http://smf.emath.fr/SouscriptionSale/candidatures.html
Applications must be sent before November 15, 2011.
The winners of the Ibni Prize 2009 and 2010 have been Oumarou Abdou Arbi (for a scientific visit at Rennes, France) and Amadou Tall (for a scientific visit at Strasbourg, France).
Prof. Antonio Córdoba Barba has been awarded the Spanish National Award for Research 2011
"Julio Rey Pastor", in the area of Mathematics and Information Technologies. The objective of the National Awards, awarded by the Spanish Government since 2001, and endowed with 100,000 euros each, is to give credit to the work of Spanish researchers and their contribution to the advancement of science, knowledge and progress of humanity.
Prestigious Princeton University goes open access to stop staff handing all copyright to journals – unless waiver granted. It will thus prevent researchers from giving the copyright of scholarly articles to journal publishers, except in certain cases where a waiver may be granted. The new rule is part of an Open Access policy aimed at broadening the reach of their scholarly work and encouraging publishers to adjust standard contracts that commonly require exclusive copyright as a condition of publication.
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Albrecht Dold, one of the pioneers in Algebraic Topology, passed away on September 26, 2011.
More information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albrecht_Dold , http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albrecht_Dold
The Heinz Hopf Prize 2011 at ETH Zurich has been awarded to Michael Rapoport (University of Bonn, Germany).
The award ceremony for the Heinz Hopf Prize 2011 will take place on October 25, 2011 at 6 pm in HG G60 (Aula); the prize will be presented by Prof. Dr. Ralph Eichler, President of ETH Zurich and the laudatio will be given by Prof. Dr. Gerd Faltings (MPI Bonn). The Heinz Hopf Lectures entitled HOW GEOMETRY MEETS ARITHMETIC will be on October 25 and 27, 2011 in HG G60 (Aula) at 5 pm.
Mario Wschebor, Professor at the Universidad de la República (Montevideo, Uruguay), passed away on the 16th of September 2011. After graduation in Uruguay, Wschebor moved to France to pursue his education in analysis and probability. In 1972, he defended a Ph. D. thesis at the University of Paris-Sud (Orsay) supervised by Jean Pierre Kahane. Persecuted for his beliefs during the dictatorship period 1973-1985 in Uruguay, he went to exile first in Argentina and then, once more for political reasons, in Venezuela.
Mikael Passare, Professor of mathematics at Stockholm University, passed away on the 15 September 2011 in a tragic accident. Passare received a doctorate in mathematics in 1984 from Uppsala University. He had been deputy director of the Institut Mittag-Leffler, chairman of the Swedish Mathematical Society, and member of the Swedish National Committee for Mathematics at the Royal Academy of Sciences. He conducted research in the theory of residues in several complex variables and in the last years mainly on the theory of amoebas and partly on their links to tropical geometry.


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One of Moscow's most iconic pieces of architecture, the cylindrical home of avant-garde architect Konstantin Melnikov built in the 1920s, is reportedly showing signs of structural damage caused by rumbling from neighboring construction projects and is in danger of being demolished. The New York Times reports that preservationists including Docomomo have sounded the alarm that cracks have been forming in the structure and its foundation. Russian preservation group Archnadzor has filed an appeal to President Vladimir Putin in an effort to save the structure from potential collapse.
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This is a bizarre article.
To begin with nothing is said about
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I think that someone is just "stirring the pot" yet again.
For those wives and mothers who still perform traditional functions at home
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I don't have that much of a problem with my husband not helping out with housework. I figure, he already has to go to work and go to school, and then there's time with the family. I'm okay if he just takes out the trash once in a while and puts the dinner leftovers away. On weekends, however, I expect a more even ratio. After all, for Mom, there's no such thing as a day off.
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As a single mother, I work full time to provide for my family. Besides the actual 40 hours spent AT work, add commute time, getting ready (packing meals and bags for the next day, etc.) about 15 hours get sucked away in addition to those 40. That is just Monday through Friday. Weekends are crammed with errands and my new attempt at going back to church on Sundays. But utmost importantly is spending quality time with my child. Everything else takes a distant second place. Housework usually falls dead last. Sure, I sigh in resignation to the dust bunnies and clutter. I long for a spotless house. But at what cost? I admit I do the bare minimum as far as keeping things hygeinic and sanitary, but that is all I can get around to. I think everyone could get by with doing less housework when there are other, more important priorities. My child is happy and thriving. So are the dust bunnies!
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ION Opens New Seismic Data Processing Center in Perth, Australia
HOUSTON, July 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — ION Geophysical Corporation (NYSE: IO) today announced that it has established a GX Technology (GXT) seismic data processing center in Perth, to serve the needs of oil & gas companies in Australia and throughout the Asia-Pacific region. The new center is staffed with experienced geoscience professionals with regional expertise and offers a full range of leading seismic imaging services and technologies, including depth imaging and ION's patent-pending WiBand(TM) broadband processing technology.
Economic growth in Asia Pacific is driving the need for a dependable energy supply in the region, prompting industry experts to predict an estimated 20% year-over-year growth in E&P capex expenditure in 2013. In 2012 alone, there were 13 offshore discoveries in the area. Australia is experiencing an oil & gas exploration industry boom, driven by the massive resources of its northwest shelf, and also by the significant potential for unconventional hydrocarbon reserves.
Chris Usher, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of ION's GeoScience division, commented, "With the opening of this new center, our 13(th) around the world, we continue to expand our footprint into global E&P hotspots. The Australian northwest shelf is in transition from an exploration to development phase. Production from these fields will continue for decades, and the challenge will be to monitor and manage field development for optimum recovery. We found that our customers operating there have been underserved in terms of high-end, quality seismic imaging, and we are pleased to open this center with material backlog."
Kelly Beauglehole, the Center's Managing Director, added, "We have seen a tremendous demand in the region for advanced imaging services, including pre-stack depth imaging, and high-quality seismic data, including our recently acquired 11,500 km 2D survey of Australia's northwest shelf, known as WestraliaSPAN(TM). With our full spectrum of geophysical services and knowledgeable staff, ION is well positioned to help E&P companies minimize risk and maximize their assets throughout the exploration and development cycles, for both conventional and unconventional hydrocarbon reserves in Australia."
Rob Kneale, Geophysics Manager, Apache Energy Ltd., added, "Apache are pleased to see GXT open an office in Perth, which will combine experienced local staff with GXT's impressive imaging algorithms and workflows."
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Nob Hill Penthouse showcases sophisticated interiors
Nob Hill Penthouse is a stunning modern project designed by Kim Hagstette with Maven Interiors in Portland, Oregon. The home was featured on the cover of Luxe Magazine Summer 2013 NW edition. The penthouse is comprised of 4,000 square foot of living space, designed for empty-nesters. This was a major renovation that took the better part of a year to complete. All the artwork and furnishings are new as well. The penthouse living room is sophisticated and inviting. The artwork was created specifically for the space and commissioned through Heidi McBride Gallery.
Art: Heidi McBride Gallery and Art Consultancy. This living room image shows how the right art combination and lighting can truly transform an interior.
This penthouse kitchen was completely gutted and remodeled. The view from the floor to ceiling windows would inspire anyone to spend a lot of time cooking in this kitchen.
This light filled living room is all about texture and shimmer. The artwork throughout was largely commissioned and sourced through Heidi McBride Gallery. The dining room table was a custom design by Made Inc.
The dining room table was custom designed by Bo Hagood with Made Inc. The artwork was a commissioned piece by an artist in Palm Springs named Downs. The art for this project was selected as a collaborative process with Heidi McBride.
This awkward room posed an interesting design challenge. This narrow space adjacent to the kitchen now serves as entertaining lounge space and boasts the most magnificent views in the home. The light fixtures were custom designed by Maven Interiors, and Made Inc. The glass shades were hand blown and silvered by Esque Studio. The tables and channel tufted faux fur wall was also a joint collaboration between Maven Interiors and Made Inc. The sapele mahogany wall connects to the kitchen and unifies the entire space. The television bracket is motorized and operated by a remote that allows the TV to telescope out and angle so it can be viewed from either the lounge seating or kitchen table area.
Detail view of the narrow lounge space. The light fixture, table and channel tufted faux fur wall were a joint collaboration between Maven Interiors and Made Inc.
This media room was designed with all the bells and whistles (hidden). The dark walls, ceiling and motorized blackout draperies help set the tone. The television wall was custom designed to conceal all the speakers, subwoofer and AV equipment behind twisted felt panels. All the high definition sound comes through without any distraction from visual clutter. The wall was custom design by Maven Interiors and the custom felt textile is by Moufelt.
This bed was custom designed for this project. It was a collaboration between Maven Interiors. Made Inc., and Moufelt. The custom felt headboard screen not only provides unique beauty, but it serves to provide extra privacy from the wall of windows in this intimate space.
The fireplace wall in the master bedroom exemplifies the thoughtful use of surface materials. From the hand patina on the cold rolled steel fireplace to the silk wallcovering, shiny mirrored bureau and highly textured wool area rug– the contrasting materials create an exquisite and unexpected combination.
Every home needs a surprise room. This powder room became the perfect small space to make a big impact.
Nighttime view of the living room. We love the way lighting transforms this entire home. The shadow play and shimmery effect that happens at night is an almost magical transformation.
Photos: Lincoln Barbour Photo
Open glass pavilion house on the shores of Lake Washington
This stunning open glass pavilion house is nestled on the shore of Lake Washington in Bellevue, designed by Olson Kundig Architects along with interior designer Garret Cord Werner, lighting designer Brian Hood and landscape architect Charles Anderson. This 6,800 square foot home was designed for entertaining and displaying the clients extensive northwest art collection. The home merges the exterior and interior spaces to provide a seamless environment with the northwest landscape. Running down the length of the great room, is a dramatic center pavilion of 3,060 square feet, the focus of the architecture by Jim Olson that displays a grand thirty-five foot long dining table that floats on two pedestals, comprised of mahogany and nickel and ready to seat up to 40 for dinner. Underneath lowered ceilings on either end are two living-room areas: one as light as outdoors itself, surrounded by glass, next to a reflecting pool; the other darker, intimate, a fireplace, concrete walls, a bar. Outside spaces mimic the interior in function: living area with fireplace, kitchen, dining area, expansive lawn, long terrace.
The entire house has been designed for art and to display it, as well as to help the groups that support it: "We got involved with the arts organizations and McCaw Hall and the expansion of the Seattle Art Museum and PNB. And we lend our property for things like this," states the homeowner.
The dramatic center pavilion is the focus of the architecture displaying a grand thirty-five foot long dining table that floats on two pedestals. The table was engineered and constructed out of reclaimed mahogany wood and nickel plated steel sections and may be disassembled to provide a flexible party space.
Natural materials were purposely left slightly raw – translating to an elegant but not overly refined space.
Custom made furnishing by Seattle interior designer, Garret Cord Werner.
Center console before the media room. Projector comes up from table to project across into media room.
Custom lighting and countertop by Seattle interior designer, architect, Garret Cord Werner.
Master bath featuring custom made traditonal Japanese sunken bath.
Japanese sunken bath in master bath.
Custom built vanity and mirror by Seattle interior designer, architect, Garret Cord Werner.
Photos: Benjamin Benschneider
Striking modern pad for art collectors in New York
This striking modern designed residence in Ancram, Upstate New York has been designed by HHF Architects and interior design firm Kathryn Scott Design Studio Ltd. The home is comprised of 4,000 square feet of living space, designed as a country house for two young art collectors as a retreat from life in the city. The architectural design reflects their desire for a simple, sculptural residence standing in contrast to its natural surrounding landscape. The four equal sized boxes covered with corrugated metal panels on the outside create a striking and unexpected home. The interior was kept minimally furnished with the focus remaining on the owners' contemporary Chinese art collection. Access to the view of the countryside is carefully orchestrated and subtly present without dominating the interior, creating an introspective intimacy and highlighting the art within. Natural light pours though the openings in between the outer boxes creating a changing sculptural display of its own inside each room. The simplicity and careful selection of the furnishings are a reflection of the owners clear vision of their personal style.
Photos: Ellen McDermott
58 Stylish ways to transform ordinary walls into art gallery walls
Creating an art gallery wall in your home to transform it into a stylish place to live is an ambitious and achievable design project, all you need to know is where to start. Surround your home with large collections of art and photographs that will add style and color to your walls. It always makes a big impact visually and can be accomplished even on a small budget, if you're creative. If you don't have any art collections for a gallery wall, try picking up some unique finds at flea markets, auctions, yard sales, craigslist and mix them with a few key pieces that you have purchased from a store or from travels. You can also use old calendars and magazine photos and frame them, or pictures that you have taken and increase their size and have them framed. If you don't want to pay for expensive framing, there are plenty of inexpensive options such as using an old window to frame objects, check out one of our articles on Creative Decorating Ideas for Old Windows for some ideas. Have a look through our extensive collection of images for inspiration and tips on different ways that you can create your own art gallery wall. Don't forget to let us know which one most inspires you and tell us why!
In the above picture, the art grouping helps to balance the tall photograph and help bridge the distance between the furniture and the ceiling in what is obviously a tall space.
Rules of Thumb for Hanging Art Work
- For a single piece of art, the center of the image should be at 56″ – 60″ from the floor, which places it at eye level. The larger the piece of art, the closer to 56″ it should be.
- When hanging two pieces of artwork, one above another, treat them as one large picture – find the center point between them and use the 56″ – 60″ rule.
- For larger pieces of art hung on the same wall, use a spacing of about 2″ between them. Smaller pieces can be hung a little closer together.
- When hanging art pieces above a sofa or other piece of furniture, the grouping should ideally be about 2/3 the width of the furniture below it. (For example, if an art grouping is being hung over a 60″ sofa, the ideal grouping would about 40″ in length.)
- When hanging artwork over a sofa or other piece of furniture, leave 4″- 8″ of space between the top of the sofa/furniture and the bottom of the art. No higher!
This art gallery wall was designed by Emma from the blog "A Beautiful Mess". Her tip for designing an art gallery wall is the following:
Choose Art You Love. If you are planning to hang a gallery wall in your home, don't feel like you have to make it look like anyone else's. You can include original art, art prints, kiddo art, family photos, personal photo projects or even found objects that get framed in shadow boxes (if needed). Hang what you love and what has meaning to you. If it helps you to get choosing with your color scheme then pick your color story before you start purchasing art or printing photos. You can use the color of the photo frames to help tie everything together if needed (like how I used all black frames).
Here is another clever idea that Emma had to plan out her art gallery wall. She cut out the shapes out of each frame with poster board and taped them to the wall. This way they can be moved around for placement to get the arrangement that you are looking for before hanging your art and creating unnecessary holes in your wall. Here is her sources for where she found her artwork with the excepting of personal photos and Polaroids: a pug portrait made by Hope (Katie's sweet daughter), prints from UO, Pretty Little Thieves, Clare Elsaesser, Lisa Congdon, Vivienne Strauss, Hands Workshop, Ashley Goldberg and United Thread.
Create a Theme. Themed walls can be appropriate in certain contexts. A nautical inspired art wall in a beach house incorporates found objects such as oars and decorative fish hangings in a blue and white color scheme.
Create an Eclectic Mix. Most gallery walls feature an eclectic mix of modern art, old photographs, small prints and random items. Our personalities are so multi-faceted that the gallery wall becomes a reflection of everything we like and want to share with our visitors. Anything and everything can make the cut in a colorful and mixed collection of interesting images and objects.
This photo grouping works well with high ceilings, bringing down the ceiling height as well as adding visual interest. When choosing a mat for photographs, go with a wider mat (more than three inches wide) in white or off-white for a crisp look. It will look sleek and contemporary in a gallery-like grouping.
Picture Rail Displays. Picture rails are a great way to display collections of small images or photos. You get the effect of the gallery wall without committing to one composition and many nail holes. You can easily rotate images by swapping out the frames only.
Create a Personal Space. A combination of picture rails, mirrors, and typography make for a nice arrangement that feels very personal to this family.
The living room is a great space for a wall art gallery. It's usually the largest room in the house so it has big walls. So you can even cover an entire wall if you have enough materials. You can combine frames portraits with painted artwork.
A gallery wall looks great above a sofa. The horizontal furniture piece begs for large horizontal art above. A gallery wall allows you to create a large display out of smaller images for a fraction of the cost of one giant and expensive piece. Note the clean horizontal edge along the bottom that unifies and contains the collection.
You could also use more than just one wall. You can two adjacent walls from the living room for example. Create a cozy sitting corner and delineate the space with the help of wall art. It's a nice idea especially if you also have a sectional that goes along those walls.
Draw Inspiration from your Gallery Wall. Gallery walls do inspire. You can start one above a desk/work area and center it around a framed memo board. The memo board becomes a constantly changing mini-gallery that fits in with the larger composition.
Have a Showcase Wall. A good gallery wall should be able to grow and grow without anyone being able to tell where it started. If you are keen on starting one, make sure you picked a large wall so you aren't limited in your search for small and beautiful framed images.
You can mix and combine all sorts of various artwork. For example, you can display painting along with framed photos, DIY pieces and even posters. This is an example of an eclectic wall art gallery with a casual look and a mix of colors, textures, styles and designs.
The homeowner filled a gallery wall on the second floor by the staircase landing with vintage prints, Etsy finds and a skull.
Symmetrical Art. Achieve a controlled look with horizontal rows of identically sized frames. This approach is less organic and more architecturally minded.
Black and white family photos makes for a beautiful art gallery collection in the hallway and keeps memories alive.
By displaying artwork on a white wall you allow the elements showcased to stand out more. There are no distractions of any kind and the eye only focuses on what's displayed on the wall. If you want you can also accessorize that part of the room with matching white furniture.
Larger Art Mixed with Smaller Prints. It turns out you actually do have one large-format piece of art to display above your sofa, but you still yearn for a gallery wall for some of your smaller images. Here is a nice example of how that can be achieved with a balanced and symmetrical arrangement.
The use of crisp white mats unifies a colorful gallery of framed pieces of art. The consistent band of color will also add height and width to each piece, allowing your eye to focus on each individual piece of art.
We saved this eclectic media room for last; it's an impressive gallery wall that showcases memories of the family who lives here. What do you think, do you love the idea or do you find it cluttered and chaotic?
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Modern meets traditional in Pacific Heights
This century-old Pacific Heights, California property is the home of David Fraze and Gary Loeb, who hired Sutro Architects to transform it back to its glory. The historic home built in 1897 had excellent craftsmanship and once contained servants quarters, passageways (to ensure the owners and servants never crossed paths) and workspaces both upstairs and in the basement level, which was all given a new identity, transformed into additional living spaces while keeping the historic character of the building still intact. The kitchen was once a prep space for the servants, but was too small for two men who enjoyed cooking. The owners wanted a space that was more casual and comfortable where they could relax and entertain friends as well as display their significant modern art collection. The home features traditional woodwork and details, the couple used inspiration from old Parisian apartments that have traditional spaces and have been renovated and decorated with modern art. Interior design firm John K. Anderson Design was brought on board to coordinate the 6,982 square foot home's colors and furnishings. "What drove my part of the project was getting the right neutral backdrops for the artwork," says Anderson. "We spent at least four months on the wall colors alone." The vibrant artwork is electric against a palette comprised of mostly grays. Via
Windows were inserted to open spaces up to the jaw-dropping bay views.
"The existing woodwork was beautiful but very oppressive," says the designer. "In the living room, the baseboard was tall, and it made the room seem low-ceilinged." Anderson solved the problem by painting the walls, ceiling and upper and lower moldings all the same color—Benjamin Moore's Smoke Embers—in order to elongate the room. Painting the never-before-covered woodwork took some panache, but as Anderson puts it, "You have to respect the past, but also make the home work for the clients and their needs now."
The redwood paneling in the media room is original to the 1897 home. A contemporary chromogenic print by Dale Yudelman takes the room into the 21st century.
Although the rest of the house has references to the past, the powder room on the first floor is overtly modern. "We added this bath, and because it was a new element and not visible to the rest of the space, we felt we could go a little crazy," says Loeb. The couple was drawn to Trove's Auva wallpaper, which was recently selected as a permanent addition to the Brooklyn Museum's decorative arts collection.
"This was once a very small, closed-off room," says architect Stephen Sutro. "It was likely a nursery. By removing the wall that separated it from the stairs, we allowed light to pour into the hall and stairway." The new open space gives the owners a place to enjoy a book and the view.
In the master bedroom, a picture rail molding gives Fraze the ability to display his art collection and the flexibility to change it easily and often.
The unique Xline tub by Agape features display shelves and is positioned to allow bathers to soak and enjoy the view.
Fraze's upstairs study gives him a place to contemplate and build his art collection. Behind the desk is a piece by British artist Ian Davenport. The black-and-white artwork, made by puddling paint painstakingly on an oversize canvas, illustrates the unifying factor in Fraze's collection: All the works are created using interesting processes.
Photos: Aaron Leitz Photography
Penthouse Duplex at The Metropole by FORMA Design
FORMA Design was commissioned to re-design this corner Penthouse apartment at The Metropole Condominium, in the bustling Logan Circle area of Washington, DC. Their task was to improve the functionality throughout, update the finishes, custom design extensive cabinetry in the Living areas, Kitchen and Study, open up the space to the abundant natural light of the two-story atrium and bring the apartment up to par, in order to act as the backdrop for the clients' extensive Art and Furniture collections. The textured stone walls are the backdrop to the custom quartersawn light oak cabinetry that houses the AV equipment and provides ample storage. The owners' eclectic art collection and the modernist furniture are bathed in the natural light streaming from the two-story atrium windows.
The two-story atrium windows bathe the space in natural light. The upper balconies to the sleeping areas and the study are open so they could share the atrium light.
The open plan allows the views and light throughout to be shared. The kitchen and dining areas open up to the living room.
The open plan allows the views and light throughout to be shared. The modern furniture allows for different sitting configurations that are flexible depending on the number of people and activities in the space.
The open plan allows the views and light throughout to be shared. The kitchen and dining areas open up to the living room.
The bedroom area is open to the atrium, sharing the light and allowing for views out in all directions. The stone backdrop to the bed unites the finishes with the other stone accents throughout the apartment.
The study area opens up to the atrium, sharing the light and allowing for views out in all directions. The stone backdrop to the cabinetry unites the finishes with the other stone accents throughout the apartment. The pendant glass sculpture was commissioned by the client for that location.
The living room atrium allows for abundant light and views in all directions, as well as views to the bustling intersection below.
The open railings at both the bedroom and the study areas allow for uninterrupted views to every part of the apartment and the skyline beyond.
The master bedroom suite on the upper level was opened up to a large sleeping area and a study area beyond, both opening onto the atrium that floods the area with light. Daytime and night-time blackout shades are electronically operated to turn the whole area dark for sleeping.
The study area has custom millwork in quartered oak and lacquered counters that match the details downstairs. The glass pendant sculpture was commissioned by the clients for this location and playfully reflects the light.
The custom cabinetry was specifically designed for the space, and is set against the rough stone wall beyond. The clients' eclectic artwork animates the space throughout.
The expansive living space is open to the study room above.
The foyer leads towards the atrium, and the stairs lead to the private areas above.
The living room sofa adds eclectic style to the modern space.
Photos: Courtesy of FORMA Design
Home of an Artist: Boxenbaum Residence in Beverly Hills
Situated on a sloping corner lot across from an elementary school in Beverly Hills California, Boxenbaum Residence was designed by Ehrlich Architects. This modern 9,000 square foot house orients itself away from perimeter streets toward rear and side outdoor gardens for privacy. A key requirement of this primary residence for a couple with grown children was ample studio and display space for its resident artist, Kharlene Boxenbaum. The design creates large wall expanses bathed in ambient light, ideal for showcasing paintings. The 2,500-square-foot second floor serves as her studio.
The composition of the house is a dance of cubic volumes, vertical stucco masses, and floating roof planes that reinforce the open floor plan. The largest volumes are wood construction clad in stucco, while the horizontal roof planes become steel fascias that cantilever past the window line and protect the glass from direct sun and rain. Elements of the vertical stucco masses enter into the house to form sculptural backdrops for the fireplaces, playing off wood and stone floors.
Because of the sloping site, the garage, housekeeper's quarters, and storage are accessed from the lower secondary street and are partially embedded in the earth. The main living level is raised above the basement, allowing the entire floor to open into the landscape. A series of floating planes of stone extend into the front and rear gardens as stairs and transitional platforms, terminating at the back in a reflecting pool.
Photos: Juergen Nogai
Colorful apartment filled with contemporary art
La Casa Del Tempo (The House of Time) is situated in Venice, Italy on the Grand Canal. This colorful apartment interior was designed in 2010 by Claudia Pelizzari Interior Design for a couple of collectors of contemporary art, which has been installed by a unique picture hanging system. With high ceilings, exposed beams and a wonderful open plan design, this light-filled home features spectacular views over the canal.
Photos: Giorgio Baroni
Sag Harbor beach house hideaway
This sensational home is a modern weekend getaway for a modern family of four, located in Sag Harbor, New York. The owners were looking for a designer who could fuse their love of art and elegant furnishings with the practicality that would fit their lifestyle. They owned the land and wanted to build their new home from the ground up. Betty Wasserman Art & Interiors, Ltd. was a natural fit to make their vision a reality.
Upon entering the 7,000 square foot house, you are immediately drawn to the clean, contemporary space that greets your eye. A curtain wall of glass with sliding doors, along the back of the house, allows everyone to enjoy the harbor views and a calming connection to the outdoors from any vantage point, simultaneously allowing watchful parents to keep an eye on the children in the pool while relaxing indoors. Here, as in all her projects, Betty focused on the interaction between pattern and texture, industrial and organic.
Photos: Courtesy of Betty Wasserman
Contemporary lake house filled with light and art
DeForest Architects transformed this existing lakeside residence in Seattle, Washington from a house full of heavy stone and beams into a light-filled place for enjoying art, food and family. The clients, Mark and Mattie, are an entrepreneur and artist, mom and dad, this creative couple asked the architects to transform their home on Lake Washington into an elegant, family-friendly house filled with light and art. The staircase design received a Grand Award from Residential Architect and a Citation from the Washington AIA Honor Awards.
Photos: John Granen, Ben Benschneider (stairs)


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United Nations • Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Friday he believes there will be "an overwhelming report" from U.N. inspectors that chemical weapons were used in an attack in Syria on Aug. 21.
The U.N. chief made the comment shortly before the chief chemical weapons inspector, Ake Sellstrom, told The Associated Press that he has completed his report and will deliver it to Ban in New York this weekend.
Ban also said that President Bashar Assad's regime "has committed many crimes against humanity."
"Therefore, I'm sure that there will be surely the process of accountability when everything is over," Ban said.
The secretary-general thought his speech to the Women's International Forum and response to questions were not being broadcast, but they were shown on U.N. television.
Asked whether Ban's conclusion was in response to the report, U.N. associate spokesman Farhan Haq said that as far as he knows the report hadn't been completed "so it's not possible for any of us to have seen the report at this present moment."
But he added that Ban "has been in touch with different people including the experts."
Under the mandate for the inspectors, Sellstrom's team was to determine whether or not chemical agents were used and if so which agent — not who was responsible.
But two diplomats said the report could point to the perpetrators, explaining that the inspectors collected many samples from the attack, which the Obama administration says killed 1,400 people, and also interviewed doctors and witnesses.
The inspectors had soil, blood and urine samples and may also have collected remnants of the rockets or other weapons used in the attack which could point to those responsible, the diplomats said, speaking on condition of anonymity because discussions on the issue have been confidential.
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Speaking by telephone from the Netherlands, Sellstrom said he didn't know exactly when the report would be released publicly. He confirmed that "it's done, but when to present it is up to the secretary-general."
Haq said after the report goes to the secretary-general "he'll present it to member states, and we hope that we'll be able to provide it to you (the media) in short order."
In his speech, Ban said "the disaster" in Syria has created "a lost generation of children and young people" and led to "rising sectarian tensions, regional instability, the largest displacements of people in a generation, grave violations of human rights, including sexual violence."
"The latest fighting has also raised the specter of chemical warfare — which, if confirmed by the U.N. investigation mission, would be an atrocious violation of international law," Ban said.
Associated Press Writer Karl Ritter contributed to this report from Stockholm.
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How To Make Yema Balls: Possibly the Simplest Recipe Ever
Yummy yema balls! |
Step1: | Prepare the ingredients. A 300ml can of condensed milk, 10 eggs, butter, sugar, and cupcake cups. |
Step2: | Separate the egg yolks (set aside the egg whites) and put them in a medium-sized bowl. |
Step3: | Beat the egg yolks, pour the condensed milk, and mix well. Notice the beautiful golden yellow color of the mixture? |
Step4: | Set the heat on low (as low as you can), lightly coat the non-stick pan with butter, and pour the mixture in. |
And then comes the stirring-
Step6: | Initially, your mixture should be slightly thick, with a consistency not unlike syrup. Stir your mixture some more. |
Step7: | After about 10 minutes of stirring, your mixture should be noticeably thicker. Make sure your heat is set to low, so your mixture maintains its happy yellow color. Keep stirring. |
Step8: | After 15 minutes of stirring, most of the water should have evaporated and your mixture is about as thick as your typical congee. |
Step9: | After 20 minutes of stirring, your mixture should be thick and dry enough, similar to the texture of cookie dough. |
And now the fun part-
Step9: | Transfer the dry mixture into a bowl and wait for it to cool. After about 10 minutes, you can start rolling them into balls. |
Step10: | Lightly coat your hands with butter and scoop out a small amount and roll it into a ball. Dip in white sugar and place it on the cupcake paper. Repeat until you use up all the batter and serve. |
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Congratulations! I'm glad to see you made such good looking yema. Sadly, I seriously doubt I can make it, seeing as my stove doesn't like any heat setting aside from maximum.
Hi! Maybe you should try using a double boiler. The heat comes from boiling water so it is not getting direct heat like fire from the stove. I use a double boiler when making the filling for Brazo de Mercedes.
Thanks! They are delightful little yellow treats. They're also very easy to make. Just, you know, get a new stove.
Hi! May I know how long will they keep?? I plan on making these next weekend. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Bacon!
I tried the recipe last night, kept the heat low as you instructed, but it turned out somewhat like nougat or a tootsie roll (chewy) not like the yema balls we would buy from Sugarhouse which bordered around being almost cakey. It retained the yellow color though. Please help!
I must say that I'm extremely dissapointed with this recipe. My husband and I tried to make yema using this recipe following it step by step qnd it did not turn out so good. There was too much yolk that the end result, tasted more like yolk and sugar rather than the sweet condesed milk and sugar taste. My husband and I later watched a video on YouTube on how to make the yema and learned that we only needed 3 pieces of eggs and its better to put your heat on medium instead of low as it would've taken more than an hour to have the batter thicken as "cookie dough like" as per the description above. It only took as about 30 mins until the batter thickened. Overall, I would not recommend this recipe to anyone. Sorry.
Wow, your Yema looks so fluffy and yummy! I would definitely try this tomorrow! Thanks for sharing the recipe!
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This year, Florida's Sandpearl resort is teaming up with Troop Rewards to provide recovery vacations for five military service members who were deployed during Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.
"This is such a great way to honor, remember and reward the servicemen and women who have served and defended our freedom in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last ten years," said Tom Burkett, Troop Reward's Executive Director. "To be able to team up with such a beautiful and inspiring resort is icing on the cake."
Burkett told him the going rate was over $800 per night, but for him the rate would be $0. "How can I charge you anything when you have spent the last year risking your life for my freedom," Burkett says on the TroopRewards website. "Little did he know at the time, that this would the first of many free stays at his resort for soldiers coming back from Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan."
Since then, Burkett has offered his suite every year to help support the troops and enlisted other private vacation property owners, hotels and resorts to provide rooms, raise money to help pay for travel costs and spending money, making the experience mostly free for soldiers and their families.
The resort will provide five military service members complimentary four-night luxury vacations at the Sandpearl Resort starting on Memorial Day.
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One of the main benefits of the Senior Bowl is the fact that it gives lesser-known prospects the opportunity to stand out. It also provides players who were stuck on a terrible team a chance to show their worth.
The media doesn't identify all the top players participating in the Senior Bowl. However, there are more than a handful players not discussed who really helped themselves this week.
Prospects are more worried about impressing talent evaluators and scouts than having their name mentioned on Twitter or SportsCenter.
Virginia's Cam Johnson is going to make his presence felt today on the field. He boasts the quickness and tenacity needed to consistently generate a pass rush. His ability to attack the edge will give the opposing offensive lineman trouble.
Like many undersized defensive ends, Johnson spent some time this week working at linebacker. Obviously, there's a bit of a learning curve when making a transition like this, but being able to get after the quarterback helps.
Keep an eye Johnson today, as I fully expect him to play most of the game in the opponents backfield. There's no reason to believe that he won't be able to register at least one sack in today's game.
Connecticut's Kendall Reyes is one my favorite prospects in this entire draft. His versatility is one of the things that impressed me the most.
While at Connecticut, Reyes did whenever he was asked and filled many roles on this defense. He showed the ability to both play two-gap football and penetrate the pocket.
The fact that Reyes can fit multiple schemes will make him a very attractive prospect come April. Keep an eye on him today and watch how he both occupies blockers and works his way to the backfield. One of the first things you will notice is that he has a high motor and is always working towards the football. This is the type of player that will be make an immediate impact at the next level.
Today's NFL game doesn't boast a lot of teams that feature just one running back. This position has become more about specialty and situational players. Cincinnati's Isaiah Pead possesses the quickness and breakaway speed needed to fit a specific role.
He's the type of player who will be brought in to attack the edge of the defense in an attempt to hit a home run. However, Pead is more than just a speed back, as he showed to ability to run between the tackles. It's his quick first step and how he presses the hole that makes him a well-rounded running back.
Pead won't be selected in the first or second round, but he still will get an opportunity to make an impact at the next level.
Mississippi State's Vick Ballard has a solid build and quick-twitch ability. At 5'10" and 217pounds, he possesses the bulk needed to carry the load the next level. Ballard's toughness, effort and strong leg drive allows him to pick up yards after contact.
During this past year, he rushed for over 1,000 yards and averaged 6.2 yards per carry. This is the type of production that stands out in the eyes of talent evaluators. Ballard's stock should only continue to rise, especially if he's able to post a strong 40 time.
He strikes me as the type of prospect who will be a mid-round selection but develop into an effective NFL running back.
It's very difficult for prospect to suffer through a losing season and maintain a strong draft stock. Arizona's Juron Criner not only suffered through a terrible season, but he also had to deal with some injury issues. However, Criner might have been one of the few bright spots for the Arizona football team.
His production drop a little bit this year, but he still made plenty of explosive plays and proved to be a consistent target. At 6'2" and 220 pounds, he boasts the size needed to deal with the more physical defensive backs in the NFL. Criner doesn't have elite speed, but he runs clean crisp routes which allows him to gain separation.