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i want to just get up and go. to get in my car, and drive miles away where nobody knows who i am. i want to experience the unexperienced. i want to meet someone who doesn't know my name, and fall in love with a complete stranger, and then wonder how it was that i could ever have lived without them in my life. and all i want to have with me on this journey is a bottle of iced tea, a mix-tape, and my best friend. i need to feel the wind in my hair, the beats pumping through my veins, and the sweat of my legs sticking to the leather seats. this is all i want, this is all i need. give me simplicity. give me feelings. fulfill my wanderlust. consume me.
I cannot accurately describe the feeling of hopelessness. As long as there is hope, there is faith. As long as there is faith, there is protection. As long as you are protected, you will survive. Once that survival instinct becomes blurry, there is a fine line between the end and the future. This past summer I came across that feeling. One that I wish I could erase from my repertoire of emotions, or more so lack of. All of a sudden, activities once loved become meaningless. People you used to surround yourself with feel useless. There becomes nothing left except a bleak hole of existence. The closest thing I can think to describe it as is being in a crowded room and feeling completely alone. While you know in the back of your head that there is an entire world awaiting, filled with new experiences and people, you just don't care. Suddenly, you are alone and there becomes nothing to fill the void. You feel lost in familiar surroundings and disoriented to your own home. And once the depression has set in and you feel that it just isn't going to go away, the turn that hopelessness takes is one that truly battles the instincts.
The only way to escape the desolation is leaving. Leave it all behind. Take everything that you know and store it away for a while. Even if just for a day. My escape back to reality and to salvation was the United Kingdom. From the moment that I stepped onto its land, I was transformed. I was mesmerized. I was transfixed. There was nothing more important at that time than absorbing everything I could grab my hands on. Suddenly, this black world has light again. Slowly but surely, the light creeps back in. Everyday offers a new and exciting journey. You find yourself. You meet people that you never would have. You experience amazing things. You experience horrific things. And at the time you may wonder, "why is this happening to me?", but instead you must divert your thoughts to realizing that it will get better. In the end, there is a purpose to the madness.
My favorite poem by Jack Gilbert has a line in it that has always stuck with me. A line that while I would never personally get a tattoo, if I did, it would be something that I would be comfortable keeping with me for eternity. The line states, "We must admit, there will be music despite everything". When I read this line for the first time, it instantly stuck with me. I thought that I understood it, but I didn't really. It wasn't until I traveled to Ireland that it truly resonated with me. I was standing in a rowdy pub in Temple Bar of Dublin with one of my best friends, Leah. We were listening to a rock band play on stage. The guitarist was shredding it, riff after riff, perfect note after perfect note. I was dancing along to the music, allowing myself to become absorbed in its beauty and mystic virtue. Allowing the dancer in me to take over, I let myself go. I let the alcohol that I had drank earlier kick in and take me away. The blood flowed in my veins, heart beating rapidly to the music, adrenaline pumping, loosing myself. All of a sudden, I stopped dancing. I felt my cheek, and touched water. I was crying. My stomach sank as far as it could go. As the music continued, I tried to cover up my sadness, hoping to not ruin the amazing night. As my level of discreetness is minimal, Leah asked me on the walk back to our hostel, "What's wrong Julie? Why are you crying?!". And finally it hit me. That line resonated in my brain. …there will be music despite everything. I got it. I was myself again. I saw the light. I didn't just hear the music, I saw it. Despite everything that I had put myself through, all the tears, all the misery, all of the complete and utter distress, there once again was the music, as promised. I felt it. And I didn't want to let go of it. I couldn't. I told her how I didn't want to go home. That I knew the magic would end eventually, and I didn't want to go back to the person that I was before. I finally found my light. I was Julie again. My light overwhelmed my darkness, even if just for that moment in time, it was beautiful. It was one of those feelings where you are so happy that it saddens you because you don't think you will ever feel this happy again. There are few moments in life where I have felt that way. This was one.
I flew back home (home being Leeds) within a couple of hours of making it back to my hostel. Slept for about an hour, then woke up to make my way to Dublin Airport. I checked in, still a tad hungover. I had about an hour before my flight and hadn't eaten anything. I made my way upstairs to the food court area. I went into a deli they had, filled with fresh meats and dairy and bought a gourmet sandwich and a small pint of Irish milk. I sat by myself in the dining area. I used to hate eating alone, it made me feel isolated from the world. But this time, it was ok. I sat and ate my food while looking at the photos I had just taken from my trip. I looked at the beautiful things that I had seen, remembered the fun that I had. This was fun that I never would have expected to have had a few months prior. I sat and looked around at where I was. I wasn't sitting in Chicago O'Hare Airport. I was in fucking Ireland. I made it. And I did it by myself. The girl whose OCD at one point was so terrible that the idea of missing a Metra back home, or taking an Amtrak to school, would send me into a panic. I successfully managed to go from Leeds to London, London to Victoria Station, Victoria to Gatwick Airport, and Gatwick to Dublin. I did it all over again. The milk I was drinking, wasn't from Wisconsin cows. These were Irish cows. I had made it. I had river danced in an Irish pub, partied at Bono's nightclub, climbed the Cliffs of Moher and saw a rainbow cross the horizon of a castle, walked the entirety of Dublin, traveled to Galway and saw the village of Claddaugh, had a pint of Guinness at the Guinness factory, had Irish bacon with cabbage and Irish potatoes, smoked a blunt on the street with a Scotch forty-something year old cougar. Was this my life? Yes. It was. How amazing it was to realize this. The music goes on. The music comes back. Slowly, and while the speed it takes is infuriating, it eventually comes back.
One of the most magical parts of a journey, are the people that you meet along the way. You start to think that at a certain point in your life, you have your friends. You have all you need and there is nobody else that can enter your life that will give it meaning, especially from 3800 miles away. What a horrible assumption to make. Within the first month of my trip I found a friendship soul-mate. Her name is Annie. It is to her that I can thank for a great portion of my trip. It is rare that I find myself clicking with somebody so similar to myself. We both knew that I was going to leave at the end of the semester, and part of us both hesitated to allow ourselves to become close, at the risk of the pain it would bring once I left. I felt guilty that I spent so much time with her, as she was a first year in her first semester at Leeds as well. Once I left, her best mate would be gone. But instead, I let myself be selfish. I knew that this was someone that I wanted to surround myself with. Rapidly, our friendship grew. She didn't run. She found me fascinating. I found myself fascinated by her. We became each other's partners in crime. We would dance until 4am, drink most people under the table, eat food constantly that only we would enjoy, share our life secrets with one another, share our families and offer our homes to each other, talk until all hours of the morning, go to Zumba classes, and just generally enjoy our own company. I spent Christmas in her home, having one of the most magical experiences of my trip being right there with her family and friends, eating delicious food at a long table filled with warmth. There became a point of no return, when I became attached and knew that I wasn't going to let go. I realized that I truly love and trust this girl. I instantly trusted her with my life secrets, somehow feeling completely at home. I tested her repeatedly with things that should've made a sane person bolt. But maybe she isn't completely sane. I did say that we were so similar, and I most certainly am not completely sane. My conclusion eventually became that a truly beautiful person had entered my life. What a blessing in disguise. Once again, more music played. More light shown in. It was as if my life had window shutters in front of it, and slowly as each experience occurred, the light starts to creep in. Gradually the shutters would open.
I made friends that made my trip unforgettable. Friends named Eduardo and Dublan that stuck with me until the end, allowing me to embrace my Spanish side. Whenever we would go out, I would make them speak Spanish with me, allowing me to get back in-touch with the inner-wanna-be-latina. They took me to parties of Latinos from all around the world. I danced salsa, ate Venezuelan food, tried real Mexican tequila, spoke Spanish for hours, and this was all while in England. When I was pick pocketed on my birthday, they helped me search for two hours until I found my wallet thrown onto the ground in a puddle of beer. They made me feel instantly at home. I met two girls named Laura and Gracie who I found myself quickly becoming close to. They made me apart of their group, making me feel like I had a clique that I could instantly gel with. I could be my absolute crazy self that I find myself trying to hide. I have a part to me that is like a wild horse, it's difficult to tame, but it's beautiful all the same. I could be this with them and not be scared. I could be anything I wanted to be, and there was no judgment. My Chinese roommate Ivy and I became very close. And even though there was a language barrier, we somehow managed to share the most personal details to our lives, go out dancing, and have secret Chinese food dates.
And then, I met Ryan. Ryan became the ultimate unexpected of the unexpected. When I thought that I could never find love or adoration from another again, here one of life's surprises came at me. We instantly clicked. We didn't leave each other's sides for about four days in a row, keeping up the feeling of waiting to get sick of one another, and it didn't come. As I traveled with my dad for an additional three weeks at the end of my semester, he kept me company. We spoke every night, allowing these chats to become the favorite part to my day. I found myself checking for wifi anywhere that I went so that I could text him on my i-phone. I introduced him to my family, welcoming him in very quickly as mine. We became each others and didn't care about the consequence, just loving that feeling of wanting another again. The idea of leaving now became unbearable. Here I had established everything I could have ever wanted. I had amazing friends, a home living in a party city, an amazing school, a boyfriend, and train tickets to travel anywhere that I wanted. Why the fuck would I board that plane? Was I crazy? I would have to be in order to give that up. I found love from so many people that there was no way that I could possibly risk going back to who I was before now. Not happening. I almost wished that I had a terrible time so that it wouldn't be as difficult leaving. Instead, I'd be running onto the plane. I felt strange being the only one of my friends abroad that did not feel ready to go home. I became me here. I saw nothing except misery going back.
But then I made a list of all of the things that were waiting for me when I went home. I had an actual stable house to go back to. I didn't have to go from hotel to hotel, place to place, and could actually feel at home. I had my best friends in the world waiting for me. I had Sam, Zach, Nora, Diana, and Caroline all waiting for me, praying for my safe arrival home. My wanting to stay had nothing to do with not wanting to see them. It more so had to do with my desire to stay revitalized; to escape from all the of troubles that waited me when I came back. But as much as I loved Leeds, I wasn't considered to be an equal with the students there. I was constantly discriminated against, educationally, being told that my standard was at a different level to theirs. I was told that, even while I was a straight A English student back at home, I was going to have to get out of that method of thinking. I was no longer an A student. I was no longer babied. I was inferior. At home, in the University of Illinois, I felt intelligent. While I'm a small fish in a big pond, I was considered talented. My work was admired, I received a talented student scholarship in theatre, and I was consistently achieving good grades. Here, that didn't happen. I was starting over in every sense of the word. I missed the Krannert Center. While it has its gossip and its problems, it is by far superior to any drama program that I had come across in the UK. In Leeds, I wasn't performing. I was constantly finding ways to act or dance at home. And lets face it, I'm a performer and a theatre student above all. I wasn't meant to forever study English literature, hence why it's my minor. At home, I was able to take advantage of opportunities that the Brits could only dream about. So why am I being so spoiled? Before I left for England, I practically had to be forced onto the plane, and now I'm bitching about going home? What a disorienting feeling. I didn't know where I belonged. I still don't. I have four homes, all of which confuse me more and more of where I am meant to be. I have Chicago, where I was born and raised, a city that I have always prided myself on being from, and even bragged about while abroad. I have Urbana-Champaign, a fairly new home that became my oasis for the past 3 years, but has been laced with toxins from my college experiences. I have California, a place that I have been frequenting since I was born. It is here that I feel nothing like myself, but in the best way possible. I feel refreshed and at home. And finally, I now have England. A place that I had dreamed of merely visiting, and now I have an entire family and life in. Where is it that I belong? I have no idea. That's what scares me. How can someone have four homes? Four places where they belong? People are lucky to have even just one, and I have four.
My last month in England was one of the most challenging times of my life. My dad and I had an absolutely unforgettable experience. I traveled from Leeds to Edinburgh, to Cambridge, to London, to all around France's Normandy coast, to Paris, back to London, back to Edinburgh, to St. Andrew's, to Manchester, back to Leeds, and back to London. All within a month. And within that month I managed to be hospitalized twice, one after a near death experience of anaphylaxis and consistent hives that reoccurred every day for a week, strep throat, and the crème de la crème being bell's palsy. I couldn't make this shit up if I tried. I had overcome the worst of the worst, every parent's nightmare. And yet, I still did it with a smile on my face…well…at least a half smile. Even though my mind, body, and sanity were all consistently tried, I saw and did things that were magical. I rowed on the backs in Cambridge, climbed up a hill to Edinburgh Castle, saw the Normandy D-Day American Cemetery, drove myself around Paris in a manual, saw the Mona Lisa at the Louvre, drank "Sex on my Face" at a café next to the Notre Dame, saw the Eiffel Tower sparkle at midnight, ate Haggis and drank whiskey, saw the first golf course in the world, and somehow managed to offend the hearing impaired in France. So much occurred in such little time that no matter the hardship, it didn't quite matter. I was in Europe. Everything, no matter how painful, managed to have light. There was music everywhere, even with feeling like death was creeping around the corner. My voice was gone, fever up, face numb, and yet, life was like a symphony. I had only been in England four months, and I felt completely changed from the girl that I was when I had left. It's funny how much can change within a matter of months. Throughout four months of summer I had changed from my bubbly self into the depressed walking dead. And once again, in four months I went from walking dead, to Julie.
It seems funny saying that simple things like rugby games, Indian food, nightclubs, and Shakespeare all helped in bringing me back to life again. Such simplicity went so far. The memories that I made are now irreplaceable and inerasable. Again, a part of me wishes that they were, so that the sting of leaving wouldn't have been so strong. And while I wait for the sting to hurt less each day, once again with time moving ever so slowly, I will just have to execute patience. Because in the end, the frustration and pain will eventually subside, and life will bring unexpected pleasures again. And as promised, the music will play.
I realized that I haven't really shown many photos of Leeds on here. So here's a little montage of my new home.
This is what the city looks like at night. Gorgeous.
the city hall is one of my favorite places to pass.
the parkinson building in the heart of campus.
Bodington Hall, my place of residence. It's a crap shoot, but it's grown on me.
More to come soon,
Leeds Kirkgate Market is my favorite building in the city. Don't ask me why. It just is. So beautiful.
my first rugby game! Leeds uni vs. Leeds Met
For some reason, everyone shouts UNAY to cheer for Leeds uni, soo..UNAY UNAY!! My roommate alyssa seemed to like the cheer "Your mom works at McDonalds" or something like that? We shouted it regardless of if that was the right wording. Hmm. Americans are better with their intimidation tactics at sporting events.
Whatever. UNAY UNAY!!
Oh how I miss you.
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Went for a photowalk at Laoag City Capitol before we grab our merienda and go straight to "Malacanang of the North".
It was like 3:00pm when I did this. Sure it was hot, but what made me stand the extreme heat aside from the beauty and cleanliness of Laoag is the fresh air that is almost free from air and noise pollution.
Ilocos Norte Capitol
I love how Ilocanos love their city; just observe how garbage free these places are.
In front of the capitol, men we're quite busy putting up this float that won at a cultural contest in Manila.
Marcos Hall of Justice
The Tobacco Monopoly and The Sinking Bell tower (from left to right).
As I end my photowalk that day, I just felt so happy because I was still able to see such beautiful place preserved by love, effort, and care after all the years that it has been through.
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Impeachment Trial: This is history in the making, people. And we're a part of it mainly because we're Filipinos.
Let's hold on to this: God never sleeps and doesn't play dice with the universe either.
"And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." -John 8:32
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A $30 device can transform smartphone cameras in to holographic projectors
The previous attempt to insert a smartphone with a built in pico projector happened to come from Samsung's side, when the company had announced the Samsung's Galaxy Beam. Unfortunately, the device never ended up getting the popularity that the company hoped it would get, resulting in the demise of the pico projector.
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Wireless charging now a reality
Wireless charging has amazed the world when it was first introduced because what was once a fantasy has become a reality. However, Intel and Alliance for Wireless Power will go the extra mile in the wireless charging capabilities.
Initially, Rezence, the wireless charging technology developed by A4WP, could charge devices with watts from 3.5 to 16 which is suitable only for small electronic devices like electronic toothbrushes, watches and smartphones. This time, it would increase the charging power capabilities to up to 50 watts.
How to use Social Media to promote your website
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Start Programs and Applications at the start of Windows Vista
I know Windows Vista is a very old operating system and Microsoft is launching WIndows 8 very soon still I thought to put this small trick which bothers lot of Windows Vista users.
If you have yahoo messenger or skype or any application, sometimes changing their settings and asking them to start at startup don't work (on yahoo messenger it is under preferences and on skype it is under options). in that case, do the following
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gtalk not working on Blackberry
If you are trying to use gtalk on your blackberry device and are unable to login then here is a small trick to make the gtalk work on any blackberry mobile.
Go to https://www.google.com/accounts/DisplayUnlockCaptcha and fill the captcha. You can open the url in your blackberry device or from desktop browser too (make sure you are logged in with same user account).
How to Unlock GTalk Account
Many times Google locks your Gmail account (with GTalk Account). The reasons for locking can be -
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Youtube Deleting Videos in mass numbers ?
Is it me or others also noticing this thing that youtube is deleting way too many videos currently ? In my recommended videos list, at any moment, I am seeing 2 out of 8 videos to be deleted. It seems youtube is on mass video deletion spree.
The surprising thing is, it seems the youtube recommendation process and the suggestion process are out of sync as
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Vuvuzela on Youtube
I am 2 days late to blog about this but still will do it as it is worth doing it if you are watching soccer/football, you must have "heard" Vuvuzela which is a constant Bbbbzzzzzz sound made by blowing plastic horns. And this they are currently, IN, youtube gave a nice tribute to it by adding a small soccer button on the menu. Just click on it and you will start hearing the dreaded Vuvuzela music.
Photobucket Redirecting to its Mobile site
Just noticed this thing that photobucket is broke and is redirecting to its mobile site http://m.photobucket.com even when you browse it from your PC browser.It seems photobucket coders have messed things in reading browser headers and are detecting computer browsers as mobile browsers.
Edit - I just realized that this is only happen when you use firefox browser, photobucket is working in other browsers.


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The property boasts ~16 ha of wooded parkland with and olive grove, lavender fields, etc with a fully renovated old ~450m2 shepherd's house
Pool and pool house
All of the floors are in stone or old terracotta tiles. Very beautiful features.
The property is situated on a hill in a beautiful setting.
Stone Bastide completly restored 550 sqm
Nice living space, full equiped kitchen, 8 bedrooms with bathrooms
Swimming pool, summer kitchen
Exceptional view
Gordes, in immediate vicinity of the village
In an exceptional site with a panoramic view
New Designer house with approx. 350 m2 living space.
This villa is under construction and will be fully finished off to the client's taste.
Swimming pool, wooded garden of 11200 m2.
Fully renovated property at the heart of the Luberon.
Made up of a group of buildings from the 18th century.
500 m² of living space in 3 houses
3 swimming pool
1.4 hectares of land, including 1 hectare of vineyards.
In a very beautiful setting with beautiful views.
Aix en Provence at 5 minutes
At the heart of the Sainte-Victoire massif.
18th century Provencal country house which was an outbuilding of the Saint Marc Jaumegarde Chateau, the gamekeeper's house, the oldest parts were renovated in 2013 and it was extended in the same year.
The property has an area of approx. 550 m2, it is made up of a main building of approx. 200 m2 with 4 bedrooms and 4 separate apartments which could made connecting, each with top of the range equipment.
Swimming pool, pool house and parking area.
Fully enclosed wooded garden with approx. 8300 m2 area.
Lovely view of the Chateau.
This property is ideal for different projects, or as a family house, events or prestigious seasonal lets.
Nice view to the Luberon mountain.
At the heart of the vignes, this country house dating from 1880 is surrounded by olive trees, cedars, lavender and a magnificent orchard, it faces south, it has a terrace in the shade of a hundred year old plain trees.
It offers approx. 450 m2 living space.
6,3 hectares land 2,5 hectares of vignes Aoc Cotes du Luberon
The property was fully renovated in 2004 and has been decorated with just the right balance between the old and the modern.
Boutique hotel 12 Rooms created in 2002 in a fully restored 19th Mas
900 m2 + expansion possibilities
in a park of 8000 M2
Perfect condition, great potential for professional
Collection of property ideal for a holiday rental business
970 sqm of living space
Swimming pool of 18 m x 7 m
Tennis courts, children's play area, boules area, car ports.
Permission to build 6 additional houses.
Total area of 4.2 hectares. Good profitability. Great potential.
Modern achitect designed house with lift and living space of 325m2
Situated against the rocky heights of Menerbes, the house is tucked out of sight
on the highest terrace of a 5000m2 site with pool.
Oriented towards the south, it looks out onto the Luberon National Park with spectacular, preserved views and complete peace.
The garden, with mature trees includes oaks, acacias, and four magnificent plane trees.
Heated swimming pool
Beautiful country house with panoramic views of the Luberon
At the heart of the Luberon with Saint Saturnin les Apt, a hill top village with shops, just 2 km away.
You can see the magnificence of Provence stretching into the distance from the terraces, but also from all the windows. At the middle of the land 1.5 hectares of olive trees, the house is surrounded by an olive grove comprising more than 400 trees and shows you, throughout the year, the kind of charms that inspired Daudet, Giono and Marcel Pagnol!
At the heart of the Drome area in Provence
In a prominent position with a superb view.
Fully renovated 18th century farmhouse with approx. 650 m2 usable space.
Very nice wooded garden of 16,300 m2, lavender fields, a small lake etc.
Charming, authentic property in a superb environment.
Walls and Equestrian Centre
Closes 17th on 3.7 ha of forest with direct access by private road Rambouillet
Walls and sale
GORDES 5 minutes from the village, quiet area
Architect house built in 2008 facing south and enjoying a beautiful view over the Luberon Mountain
This remains largely single-storey U-shaped opening on a terrace
Swimming Pool 12 x 4
Air conditioning, heat pump
6500 sqm wooded garden
This houseis an example of contemporary style suited to the Provence region.
Art Deco beautiful country overlooking a beautiful park of plane trees
The living area is approximately 550 M2
She is bathed in light with all the parts with high ceilings
This house is unique in the region
Mas 18th restored 500 m2
Large reception rooms, 8 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms
Caretaker's cottage, outbuildings
Swimming pool
Great view, exceptional site
Small hotel of great charm
The private quarters - a single-storey house (about 210 m²):
9 Bedrooms
13x6 m heated swimming pool
2 hectares of wooded grounds
Situated at the heart of the Luberon Nature Park.
In a prominent position with a panoramic view.
Designer house dating from 2006 with approx. 310 m2 living space and 190 m2 space in the basement.
Free-shaped infinity swimming pool of 13 x 6 . Wooded garden of 5687 m2.
Very nice facilities.
Large terraces accessible from all the reception and living rooms, making maximum use of the indoor and outdoor space to fully benefit from nature and the exceptional view of the Vaucluse mountains, the villages of Saint Saturnin les Apt and Villars and the Rustrel ochres and Colorado Provencal.
At the heart of the Luberon
In the immediate vicinity of a very lovely village
Property in a prominent position, with an exceptional view of lovely perched villages, Mont Ventoux and the Vaucluse mountains as well as the surrounding hillside.
Contemporary stone-built house with approx. 300 m2 of usable area, opening onto nature and bathed in light
Separate studio.
17 x 3.5 swimming pool
The garden has olive, cypress and pine trees etc and is 9000 m2.
The house was fully renovated and converted in 2009.
Fully renovated, 19th century farmhouse in the Luberon Park.
30 min from Avignon Station, 350 m² interior.
Separate guest apartment, Superb covered courtyard area, big terraces , Heated, 13.5 x 7 metre swimming pool
5000 m² landscaped garden The rest of the grounds are laid out as a cherry orchard, covering three hectares
Beautiful facilities and decoration, in perfect condition, loads of charm, lovely interior
Open views of the Luberon and Vaucluse hills
Beautifully renovated farmhouse with 480 m² interior, beautiful views and 1.2 hectare grounds
At the foot of Luberon, with beautiful views of the Alpilles and the hill of Saint Jacques
The property has been renovated in traditional style, with beautiful materials. The result is both charming and authentic as well as being very comfortable
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In legislation that mirrors a cybersecurity bill introduced by Senate Republicans earlier this month, Reps. Mary Bono Mack (R-Calif.) and Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) on March 27 unveiled a House version with the same name and essentially the same provisions.
Like the Senate Republican's Strengthening and Enhancing Cybersecurity by Using Research, Education, Information and Technology (SECURE IT) Act, introduced March 1 by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), the House legislation takes a less prescriptive approach than the earlier, bipartisan Cybersecurity Act of 2012, released Feb. 14.
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The Senate's bipartisan bill expands the authorities of the Homeland Security Department, implements new regulations to protect critical infrastructure and creates a new National Center for Cybersecurity and Communications – measures the Republicans believe to be a "heavy-handed, gun-to-the-head approach," according to a joint statement from Bono Mack and Blackburn.
"Under our legislation, our nation's best and brightest minds will finally be freed to work hand-in-hand to share information, develop safety protocols and put into place critical early-warning systems – much like a Weather Service advisory before a tornado – but shared between companies and federal authorities," Bono Mack said in a released statement. "And just as importantly, we can accomplish all of this during these difficult economic times without creating a new bureaucracy and spending money that we don't have, while protecting consumer privacy at the same time."
The House and Senate SECURE IT Acts look to remove information-sharing barriers between private companies, offering incentives for collaboration such as legal protection. The Republican bills also seek to reform the Federal Information Security Management Act and toughen punishments for those caught committing cyber crimes.
In a released statement, Rep. Jim Langevin (D-R.I.) criticized the new House bill as "a major step backward in efforts to protect against the serious threat of severe economic and physical damage from a cyber attack."
According to Langevin, the House SECURE IT Act does not do enough to effectively protect critical U.S. networks and interests.
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Why does Marsha, (Co-Sponsor of SOPA), Want Congress to Regulate the Internet? Why not just say NO FEDERAL branch (the FCC and congress and the federal courts included) has any authority to decide or rule on any aspect concerning the Internet?
BUT Marsha Blackburn did Vote FOR: Patriot Act Reauthorization, Electronic Surveillance, Funding the REAL ID Act (National ID), Foreign Intelligence Surveillance, Thought Crimes "Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act, Warrantless Searches, Employee Verification Program, Body Imaging Screening, Patriot Act extension; and only NOW she is worried about free speech, privacy, and government take over of the internet?
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Got a few more things from my TCA buddy who is thinning out his collection. He said this building is pre war American Flyer. I see no markings other than station on it. Building is empty, where the red pencil is pointing to is some paint loss to the door. Still a nice looking piece otherwise. Shipping to be $5.99 for the USA. $9.99 to Canada and $15.99 to the rest of the planet, thanks.
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Then one day after being fucked up for months, I realized something. I didn't know her. She didn't know me. Just because I tasted her cum and spit or could tell you her middle name or knew what record she liked, that doesn't mean anything. That's not a connection. Anyone can have that. Really knowing someone is something else. It's a completely different thing, and when it happens, you won't be able to miss it. You'll be aware and won't hurt or be afraid.
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They are entering the oceans at levels that then will accumulate in seafood and will cause new health concerns. This is a disaster. The Japanese are asking for immediate help. No foreign bankers seem to care. They're too interested in starting WWIII. Obama's got no control of the White house. And millions of people have no idea of anything going on outside of TV Land. Those who act unreasonable get the government they deserve. People gotta come together with the wisdom out there if you expect to survive with goodness for all. Point blank. The end is always on its way. Life is finite. It is our duty to uphold the Universal Law, "The Will to do Good."
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The Fairhaven neighborhood near the ferry has many lovely Victorian homes. Many new developments are being built to accommodate active adults. Seattle is just 78 miles away. Real estate is starting to get higher than the state average but lower than Seattle and the rest of the west coast. City-Data reported the median selling price of a home here was about $240,000 in early 2014. Zillow however, reports the median sale price to be much higher in mid-2014 at $267,630.
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Orion Heat Shield Transported Aboard Super Guppy Plane
Manchester?! Why wasn't I informed?
There are two availability numbers: physical blocks and time machine backups excluded.
Um… Thanks for the answers, but Elizabeth Plaid's reply is how I feel about them.
More info that may or may not pertain to your answers:
I installed MaverX over Lion weeks ago. The free hard drive space has been around 40 GB for weeks, until today. Time Machine is on all the time.
I know Time Machine has all the stuff that is gone now. Can I find out what it has that the main drive is missing? Can I find out what a clone backup has that the main drive is missing?
"aw your underpants are so cute today *turns off light*… wait… what're they doing?? OH MY GAWD"
Oh my god.
It's full of stars!
Space Undies: When Your Ass is Out of This World.
Would you like to boldly go where no man has gone before?
I see Venus, I see space's vast expanse.
I see Uranus in your underpants.
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Pumpkin Space all the things.
Astronaut Karen Nyberg With Cosmonaut Fyodor Yurchikhin and Astronaut Luca Parmitano
OOF! Dat hair. Doze brainz.
LADEE Launches From NASA Wallops
While we're at it, we can call NASA Ralph Kramden because they sent a LADEE straight ta da moon!
Bang! Zoom!
Behind the scenes at NASA, it's known as the Jerry Lewis observatory.
LADEE Spin Test
"That's no… Oh. Right. OK, it's a moon."
Two Moons Passing in the Night
"…image scale on the Earth is 53,820 miles (86,620 kilometers) per pixel"
Well, there goes my hope that I'd see myself.
Oh wait! I could send it to the CSI people and they'd be able to enhance it enough to read my fingerprints!
The Day the Earth Smiled
NASA Releases Images of Earth by Distant Spacecraft
July 22, 2013
PASADENA, Calif. — Color and black-and-white images of Earth taken by two NASA interplanetary spacecraft on July 19 show our planet and its moon as bright beacons from millions of miles away in space.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft captured the color images of Earth and the moon from its perch in the Saturn system nearly 900 million miles (1.5 billion kilometers) away. MESSENGER, the first probe to orbit Mercury, took a black-and-white image from a distance of 61 million miles (98 million kilometers) as part of a campaign to search for natural satellites of the planet.
In the Cassini images Earth and the moon appear as mere dots — Earth a pale blue and the moon a stark white, visible between Saturn's rings. It was the first time Cassini's highest-resolution camera captured Earth and its moon as two distinct objects.
It also marked the first time people on Earth had advance notice their planet's portrait was being taken from interplanetary distances. NASA invited the public to celebrate by finding Saturn in their part of the sky, waving at the ringed planet and sharing pictures over the Internet. More than 20,000 people around the world participated.
"We can't see individual continents or people in this portrait of Earth, but this pale blue dot is a succinct summary of who we were on July 19," said Linda Spilker, Cassini project scientist, at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. "Cassini's picture reminds us how tiny our home planet is in the vastness of space, and also testifies to the ingenuity of the citizens of this tiny planet to send a robotic spacecraft so far away from home to study Saturn and take a look-back photo of Earth."
Pictures of Earth from the outer solar system are rare because from that distance, Earth appears very close to our sun. A camera's sensitive detectors can be damaged by looking directly at the sun, just as a human being can damage his or her retina by doing the same. Cassini was able to take this image because the sun had temporarily moved behind Saturn from the spacecraft's point of view and most of the light was blocked.
A wide-angle image of Earth will become part of a multi-image picture, or mosaic, of Saturn's rings, which scientists are assembling. This image is not expected to be available for several weeks because of the time-consuming challenges involved in blending images taken in changing geometry and at vastly different light levels, with faint and extraordinarily bright targets side by side.
"It thrills me to no end that people all over the world took a break from their normal activities to go outside and celebrate the interplanetary salute between robot and maker that these images represent," said Carolyn Porco, Cassini imaging team lead at the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colo. "The whole event underscores for me our 'coming of age' as planetary explorers."
In the MESSENGER image, Earth and the moon are less than a pixel, but appear very large because they are overexposed. Long exposures are required to capture as much light as possible from potentially dim objects. Consequently, bright objects in the field of view become saturated and appear artificially large.
"That images of our planet have been acquired on a single day from two distant solar system outposts reminds us of this nation's stunning technical accomplishments in planetary exploration," said MESSENGER Principal Investigator Sean Solomon of Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, N.Y. "And because Mercury and Saturn are such different outcomes of planetary formation and evolution, these two images also highlight what is special about Earth. There's no place like home."
The Cassini-Huygens mission is a cooperative project of NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency. JPL designed, developed and assembled the Cassini orbiter and its two onboard cameras. The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Md., designed and built MESSENGER, a spacecraft developed under NASA's Discovery Program. NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., manages the program for the agency's Science Mission Directorate in Washington. JPL and APL manage their respective missions for NASA. The California Institute of Technology in Pasadena manages JPL for NASA.
More information about the picture and the Wave at Saturn campaign is available at: http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/waveatsaturn .
To view the MESSENGER images, visit: http://go.nasa.gov/16Vnt5G .
Astronaut Karen Nyberg washes her hair in zero G aboard the International Space Station.
My attraction to brains and big hair have led me to a confession: I'm in lust with an astronaut.
If the Texas GOP has its way, one clinic where women can choose abortion will serve this whole area.
Nighttime Image of Texas Cities
One of the Expedition 36 crew members aboard the International Space Station, some 240 miles above Earth, used a 50mm lens to record this oblique nighttime image of a large part of the nation's second largest state in area, including the four largest metropolitan areas in population. The extent of the metropolitan areas is easily visible at night due to city and highway lights.
The largest metro area, Dallas-Fort Worth, often referred to informally as the Metroplex, is the heavily cloud-covered area at the top center of the photo. Neighboring Oklahoma, on the north side of the Red River, less than 100 miles to the north of the Metroplex, appears to be experiencing thunderstorms. The Houston metropolitan area, including the coastal city of Galveston, is at lower right. To the east near the Texas border with Louisiana, the metropolitan area of Beaumont-Port Arthur appears as a smaller blotch of light, also hugging the coast of the Texas Gulf. Moving inland to the left side of the picture one can delineate the San Antonio metro area. The capital city of Austin can be seen to the northeast of San Antonio.
Image Credit: NASA
Pavlof Volcano From Station
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) photographed this striking view of Pavlof Volcano on May 18, 2013. The oblique perspective from the ISS reveals the three dimensional structure of the ash plume, which is often obscured by the top-down view of most remote sensing satellites.
Situated in the Aleutian Arc about 625 miles (1,000 kilometers) southwest of Anchorage, Pavlof began erupting on May 13, 2013. The volcano jetted lava into the air and spewed an ash cloud 20,000 feet (6,000 meters) high. When photograph ISS036-E-2105 (top) was taken, the space station was about 475 miles south-southeast of the volcano (49.1° North latitude, 157.4° West longitude). The volcanic plume extended southeastward over the North Pacific Ocean.
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I don't know why this rings a bell…
The LAGEOS I, Laser Geodynamics Satellite, was launched on May 4, 1976 from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. The two-foot diameter, 900-pound satellite orbited the Earth from pole to pole and measured the movements of the Earth's surface relative to earthquakes, continental drift, and other geophysical phenomena.
The mirrored surface of the satellite precisely reflected laser beams from ground stations for accurate ranging measurements. Scientists at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. came up with the idea for the satellite and built it at the Marshall Center.
Image Credit: NASA/MSFC
Of course NASA launched Earth's disco ball in 1976.
Of course they did.
Commander Chris Hadfield, a Canadian astronaut who has been living aboard the International Space Station since December, on Saturday tweeted another stunning photo of the Windy City from above.
Holy crap, it's a beautiful night in Chicago!
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Pea protein is gaining in popularity, with new product launches containing the ingredient up 21 per cent in 2009 over the previous year, according to data from Mintel's Global New Products Database.
Chinese supplier, Fenchem, has won organic certification in the US and European Union for its proprietary inulin ingredient, In-fibre, in what the company describes as a "huge project".
UK-based ingredients giant Tate & Lyle has dipped into its independent €30+m venture capital fund to the tune of €3.5m to partner with a Belgian start-up researching the gut health and antioxidant properties of bran fibres.
The world's number one inulin supplier, Belgium-based Beneo-Orafti, has jacked the price of its inulin and oligofructose offerings for the second time in less than 12 months.
The prebiotic inulin may enhance the texture of probiotic ice-cream, resulting in a potentially health friendly summer snack, according to new research.
Changes in industry conditions and challenges, coupled with emerging trends, can open up opportunities for manufacturers to breathe new life into old ingredients.
Cosucra Groupe Warcoing is seeking to press home the message that pea protein can be used in place of milk protein, reflecting a trend that has picked up speed in the ingredients sector in the light of high dairy prices.
Danisco is expecting a record sugar harvest as climactic factors have stimulated growth, the year's first field samples indicate, meaning that any excess above quota will be channelled towards non-food uses.
Prosoy has organised a three-day 'hands-on' course on applications for food proteins in Europe.
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QCat - Toddler Ocean World Animation Interactive Puzzle Game
Toddler's Ocean World is a interactive aquarium jigsaw game for kids and toddlers from ages 1-6 .
This jigsaw game has 4 scene themes. Each theme has 2 play mode (inlay mode and piece mode) and introduces 4 animals.
Each Inlay mode puzzle has 4 ocean aquarium with random ocean animal.
When finish the puzzle, kids click the fish, they will see different animation and learn the animal's name.
Each piece mode puzzle has 2 level (2x2 and 3x3) and 3 cutting form (random choice every time). When the jigsaw is completed, the kid is rewarded with the happy sound and candy rain on the screen, let the kid to get it .
This jigsaw game total introduces 16 ocean animals, includes: nautilidae, plesiosaurus, sepia, shell, tropicalfish, ballonfish, clown, starfish, calamari, whale, dolphin, shark, jelly, scallop, crab and whelk. It could give your child more fun all the time.
"Qcat APP" is a series of applications that created for baby, toddler and preschool children. These interactive games have lot of educational value and fun. They are free(lite) or just cost you US $0.99(complete). You spend just little to make the kid quiet for a long time and to get some knowledge ( learning the animals, fruits, numbers, words...etc.). These are nice for all family, the best games during parent-child time.
Also we have other casual games for all tots and adult. Just play for fun or challenge your brain and mind.
Walcome to download our APP, and give us some review.
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First off, we will never get 30,000 to the spring game. 18,000 was an incredible number to draw. GT folks tend to have better things to do than watch a scrimmage game, especially on a nice spring Saturday afternoon. I've been a season ticket holder for 30 years and have never gone to the spring game. I did consider it on the first Friday affair.
Second, the rain was a big factor on the small numbers and the GTAA has no control on that, but having it on Good Friday was in GTAA's control and that was a mistake. Next year, do not schedule this event on Easter weekend and maybe more people will attend.


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October 20
Dear Parents,
A HUGE thank you to those of you who worked the Autumn at Argonauta festival and also to those of you who donated money and food. We are so very appreciative for ALL the support we received. We hope you enjoyed the evening as much as we did. We had a great turnout!
This Thursday evening we will be hosting our Family Fall Feast. If you are planning on coming, please bring a dish to share. We will be having dinner on the playground from 6:15 until 7:45. We are looking forward to an evening of fellowship with you and your family.
We are switching our pizza day this Friday to hot dog day. If your child does not like hot dogs, please plan on sending in their lunch. Please let us know, so we can credit your money to pizza next month.
We still have room in our 2/3 year old class and our VPK (4 year old) class, so please let people know we would love to meet with them and show them around, if they are looking for a school for this age group.Joyfully,Cindy Fierros and Sandy GableOwners/Directors
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re-imagining post-quinjet brawl in the avengers
i got a cavity doing this one. i can imagine tony and steve telling each other how beautiful, hot, and sexy they are. and then fucking thor just coming in and laying it down on them that LOKI is the best!!!!!!!!!!!! yyeeaaahhh
So cute!! *¬*
I don't understand why some people get really angry, when we make couples of some characters, from a movie, an anime, etc…
They get super offended and they start insulting. That kind of hurts, cause we're just having fun in our own twisted world.
And like I've always said "If you don't like it, just don't look at it"


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Buttermilk Fried Chicken and Sweet Potato Waffles
Published: October 2011 Servings: 8
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 6 garlic cloves, smashed
- 1 large onion, thinly sliced
- 1 cup assorted chopped fresh herbs (such as flat-leaf parsley, tarragon, and thyme)
- 2 teaspoons paprika
- 2 teaspoons cayenne pepper
- 4 1/2-pound fryer chicken, cut into 8 pieces
- 3 cups vegetable shortening
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon garlic powder
- 1 tablespoon onion powder
- 2 teaspoons cayenne pepper
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Sweet Potato Waffles (click for recipe)
- Hot pepper sauce
- Pure maple syrup
Nutritional Information
One serving, without sweet potato waffle, contains:
- Calories (kcal) 508.5
- %Calories from Fat 51.2
- Fat (g) 28.9
- Saturated Fat (g) 7.8
- Cholesterol (mg) 108.0
- Carbohydrates (g) 20.8
- Dietary Fiber (g) 1.3
- Total Sugars (g) 3.6
- Net Carbs (g) 19.6
- Protein (g) 39.0
- Sodium (mg) 316.1
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Whisk first 6 ingredients in a large bowl. Add chicken; cover and chill for at least 8 hours or overnight.
Melt vegetable shortening in a large cast-iron skillet. Arrange a deep-fry thermometer in skillet so bulb is submerged. Heat over medium heat until shortening reaches 325°.
Meanwhile, mix flour, garlic powder, onion powder, and cayenne in a large brown paper bag. Drain chicken, leaving some herbs still clinging. Season generously with salt and pepper. Working in 2 batches, add chicken to bag, roll top over to seal, and shake well to coat chicken. Let chicken stand in bag 1 minute; shake again.
Fry chicken in skillet until golden brown and cooked through, 10–15 minutes per side. Sprinkle with additional salt, if desired. Repeat with second batch of chicken.
Serve with sweet potato waffles, hot sauce, and syrup.
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What I call a super green smoothie. It makes about 3 glasses worth, and it's just for me. 1 cup frozen spinach (you'd need 2 cups fresh spinach), 1 scoop vega sport protein powder, 1 scoop perfect food raw organic green powder, 1 banana, 1 pear, water, and ice. #cleaneating #foodforlife #realfood #plantbased #thrivekitchen #vegan
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Did you know that when you fly from Dubai to Houston (almost 17 hours) one of the routes you can take is up and over the North Pole? Unfortunately I could not sleep for most of the return trip home but that meant I was awake when, as the sun was rising, we did fly over the North Pole and I had a great view from my window (take a look at the clip below).
Why I was returning home from Dubai was also pretty cool . . . pun intended. I was attending the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council on Fostering Entrepreneurship. The Global Agenda Councils are the working groups that postulate and catalyze priorities for the annual Davos Conference in January. There are dozens of councils organized around topics of global importance, which are then hosted by the Government of Dubai over three days.
For the first day of the conference, we work independently around our topic. The second day of the conference we work on what are known as cross-council opportunities. An example of a cross-council opportunity may be pursuing the linkages in our council of Fostering Entrepreneurship with the council on Youth Employment, where there are obvious linkages. The final day of the conference is dedicated to fleshing out details and the ever important next steps.
For our part, our council is working toward developing an international platform (web portal) to catalyze entrepreneurship activities, events, curriculum, and communications from around the world; but locally curated and locally relevant. The second priority for the council is looking into the role(s) that corporations (multinationals) can have in supporting entrepreneurship in a mutually beneficial way. As work progresses on these worthwhile priorities, we will keep you posted on the screens of e360.
As I reflected on the exhausting but vital work we did in Dubai, I couldn't help but be amazed that such an event, bringing together over a thousand bright minds working on some of the most pressing issues of our time, was but one of over 35,000 other events happening all over the world during this year's Global Entrepreneurship Week. Now if I could just figure out how to sleep on flights, it would make such trips more bearable.
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I decided to be more conservative this year considering my anticipated closeness with planes, trains, and automobiles, and my other mind expanding activities. Do join in on the fun.
*This is a slow read, likely to last the length of the summer.
Also, I reserve the right to engage in Game of Thrones for a light park/beach read.
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Every party needs a little bit of confetti. No? This Confetti Bomb by Knot & Bow lets you carry emergency confetti in your purse. At all times.
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Sunlight Pills
I think we could all use some Sunlight Pills just about now. Which ones would you like? Bahamas, Seychelles or BoraBora?
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I just had the pleasure to meet one of the co-founders of Switzerland based Studio Banana. Key Portilla-Kawamura is one of the forces behind the wonderful Ostrich Pillow and now it's smaller brother the Ostrich Pillow Light, pictured above. These pillows are made in a small town in Spain and revived a dying factory. What is not to love?
Key also gave a CreativeMornings talk in Geneva a year ago. Yay for smart creative people making cool stuff. And yay for the internet connecting us all.
This Made Me Laugh
OMG YOU GUYS I PUT A USB CABLE IN THE RIGHT WAY THE FIRST TIME #charmedlife
— Eric A. Meyer (@meyerweb) January 24, 2014
Airportag Pillows
Gasp! These Airportag Pillows are the perfect gift for the globetrotting friend. (I am so ordering the JFK and HND one)
(Thanks Sara)
Kids Winning at Hide and Seek
This post on 20 Kids Winning at Hide and Seek made me laugh so hard. It reminds me of my days when I documented my son's silent meltdowns: It's Hard Being Two.
(Thanks Barbara)
LOL My Thesis
LOL my thesis sums up years of work in one sentence. Made me laugh!
Commuter Fashion
Uh Oh. Passive agressive commuter fashion. Made me laugh.
(Thanks Carly)
Camper Van Toaster
Now this is a toaster I'd gladly have sit out on the kitchen surface at all times: Camper Van Toaster. Made me smile.
Those Who Get It
This illustration by David Shrigley made me smile.
A Very Special Sleigh
MADE worked on a last minute brief from a renowned global logistics coordinator (aka Santa) to create Kringle. Watch the behind the scenes video to see how they did it. Made me smile.
Toca Lab
I am a huge fan of Toca Boca apps and always get excited when a new one is about to launch. I am counting the minutes until Toca Lab launches tomorrow. Toca Lab lets you explore the colorful and electrifying world of science and meet all 118 of the elements from the periodic table.
Chair Hoodie
I wouldn't mind having one of these chair hoodies here at Studiomates to send a signal when I need some time to focus, a time with no interruptions. They are by Bernotat & Co.
The Egg is Hard
Going down memory lane. This is one of my Loriot favorites.
Forever Pillow
I find the Forever Pillow brilliant and hilarious at the same time. I'd use it.
Yule Log 2.0
The Yule Log 2.0 site just put the biggest smile on my face. Go fullscreen. Sit back. Enjoy.
This made me laugh:
Who knew a product video for a ring could be this charming and funny? Congrats to Digby & Iona for hiring talented Mac Premo and show us what's possible in the world of dry product videos. Here's the link to the Eyes & Stars Signet ring, in case you want to buy it.
VW Campervan Children's Play Tent
How incredibly retro cool is this VW Campervan Children's Play Tent? The best part; it pops up and packs down into a spare wheel carry case.