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The Adult Green Ghost Costume includes a bright green long-sleeved top with attached matching gloves. The costume is made of a thick material in order to hold its structure, meaning that the attached green tail sticks out and maintains a great shape. The top is also elasticated at the bottom in order to give the rounded look of the body.
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The seafood experts at Maine's family-run Browne Trading Co., in the heart of Portland's Old Port fishing community, use traditional techniques to create this exceptional smoked salmon. Farm-raised Scottish salmon are cured in Scotch whiskey barrels with Scotch, sea salt and cane sugar, then gently cold-smoked over local Maine fruitwoods. The result is creamy, slightly sweet salmon with a rich flavor and buttery, delicate texture. Each fillet is hand cut, trimmed and thinly sliced, ready to serve.
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Get a crapton more mastery from somwhere! why is your mastery so low?
There seems to be a little cartesian science here so let me ask simply, what should I do about the following numbers?
Parry 2038
Dodge 2151
Mastery 1793
I think that the answer is to move some of my reforged dodge to parry so as to get a tad more parry than dodge.
Get a crapton more mastery from somwhere! why is your mastery so low?
I have been following reforge recommendations from askmrrobot.com and Pawn (addon).
Should I move Parry and Dodge to mastery if able?
If so, that would put me at:
Parry: 1808
Dodge: 1819
Mastery: 2355
I suspect you have fallen into the item level trap. Much of the 365-378 tank gear is avoidance+threat and I think you must have lost a lot of tank stats by always taking the higher item level. The amount and balance of those three tank stats seems way off.
"he doens't need healing, he doesn't need healing, he doesn't nee-WHAOSHIT!wtf was that man!". Please stop leaning on TDR. -Teng
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The 359 rep boots are better than the pyrelord greaves. That is an example of what I mean.
By the same token, the pumpkin ring is a bad choice. If you are going to use a dps piece for filler, it should have at least mastery on it.
Keep the cloak you have even if you unlock the 378 rep one.
The armor trinket is way under budget. You just don't get anywhere close to enough extra armor to make armor trinkets attractive. The 333 impetuous query is better. Try to get the TB trinket or Throngus' Finger or Porcelin Crab.
"he doens't need healing, he doesn't need healing, he doesn't nee-WHAOSHIT!wtf was that man!". Please stop leaning on TDR. -Teng
Error on the ring, it is Felsen's Ring of Resolve. I will have the mats for the JC ring later today.
I don't have access to the rep boots yet. That may happen today as well. I don't have the 40K gold or I'd go after the Mirrored boots.
I replaced my impetuous query with the Bedrock Talisman on the recommendation of a few other sites. My regular healer noticed the difference. Yes, I had a macro tied to use it. IN 2 more days I will have the Moonwell Phial. I'm on the lookout for the crab or finger, believe me!
All in all, my regular healer (my GM) has not had any great difficulty healing me through Heroics and we only had 2 deaths in ZA. Was a GREAT group though!
40k for Mirroed boots? All they need is a crafter + 3 chaos orbs (5k for the orbs and having the recipe maximum) and 4 living ember. Those should be rather low right now after so many month of firelands and pugs clearing 6/7 easily (sell for 300g each on my server nowadays, shouldn't be much higher than 1k everywhere else). If they are overpriced on your server for whatever reason just run firelands one time on an alt (raidlead yourself) and declare 4 living ember as saved/locked if your guild can't help you out.
6000 total combined avoidance/mitigation rating.. your 'Parry: 1808 Dodge: 1819 Mastery: 2355' looks best to me. That should be enough to get "blockcapped" during shieldblock (requiring 77.4% ctc).
You pay 5K for 3 orbs? Damn, I only pay 1.5K for 5!!!
Ok, I fixed the ring issue and reforged. I also adjusted my gems and here are the results:
Parry 2022
Dodge 2010
Mastery 2129
Unhit changed from 82.85 to 85.01
I have been running dps and the armory takes a while to update. I just switched back to my tanking set.
Thanks to the information here I have made my healer's life easier. She has noted that I need a lot less attention because I take less damage.


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Let's Move! in Indian Country (LMIC) seeks to improve the health of American Indian and Alaska Native children, who are affected by childhood obesity at some of the highest rates in the country. Tribal governments, Urban Indian Centers, private businesses, youth leaders, and the non-profit sector are each asked to play a key role by working together to raise the next generation of healthy Native children.
LMIC seeks to acknowledge and advance the work that Tribal leadership and community members are already doing to improve the health of Native youth.
September 22, 2014
The Notah Begay III Foundation (NB3F) announced its second cohort of grantees selected to receive Promising Program Grants through NB3F's national initiative, Native Strong: Healthy Kids, Healthy Futures (Native Strong). From a competitive applicant pool comprised of tribes and Native-led organizations requesting more than $1.9 million, 11 grantees, totaling $402,294, were selected. These grants will assist Native American tribes and organizations in strengthening existing youth focused physical activity and healthy nutrition programs. For more information about the Promising Program Grants, visit the NB3 website.
On February 12, 2014, the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe of Akwesasne, New York, celebrated the grand opening of its Diabetes Center for Excellence (DCE). The project was supported by a variety of federal agencies and local partners such as the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, the Akwesasne Housing Authority, the Department of Housing and Urban Development and USDA Rural Development. USDA Rural Development provided $515,880 through its Community Facilities Program for construction of the new center. DCE staff also raised funds for the project through bake sales, cook-offs, golf tournaments and other community events. The center, located on the Saint Regis Mohawk Reservation in Franklin County, will help improve the health and wellness of the Akwesasne community, providing specialized services for diabetes prevention and management.
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First, I love the brown in there - gives the quilt some depth and makes it not just "Christmas-y."
Second, my in-laws live in Frederick, Maryland - right in the middle of Civil War battlefields and memorials, so a Civil War-inspired quilt seems fitting.
Third, whenever I think of Civil War and Christmas put together, I think of Little Women. I LOVE that book and the 1994 movie too. (Makes me cry every time.) Well, the first time I met my husband's family (when we were dating) my then-future-husband's younger brother kept pointing to my hair (which was long at the time) and talking about "Little Homen". His mom immediately cracked-up and explained that he loved Little Women and we had a great bonding moment over that movie. I took it as a sign right away that I would really like this family. :) And I was right. We had a great time with them here over Thanksgiving and I was able to give them the quilt then. And I will happily add that it was joyously received.Yay!


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The Disco Lady Maxine Nightingale has produced an exclusive revue show for Resorts Casino Hotel running Febraury 10 through April 27 on various dates in the Superstar Theater. The legendary songstress will perform some of her hits as well as disco's flashiest tracks. Tickets are priced at $25 and are available at Ticketmaster.com and Resorts' Box Office.


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Fernando Alonso says beating Red Bull in Melbourne 'tastes like a win' but has warned that the reigning Champs are 'still' the quickest.
Starting the season-opening grand prix fifth on the grid, Alonso raced to second behind Kimi Raikkonen as the Lotus proved to have the better pace in the closing laps.
However, as third went to reigning World Champion Sebastian Vettel, who beat Alonso to last year's title by three points, the Spaniard insists his P1 tasted like a victory
"Finishing ahead of the Red Bull tastes like a win, even if we know that despite the race result, they are still the quickest," Alonso said.
"Now we can expect another weekend (in Malaysia) with very changeable weather and one that also puts a lot of stress on the cars from a mechanical point of view and on the drivers, from a physical one.
"But we can tackle it calmly on the back of this good result."
Alonso's runner-up result at the Albert Park circuit was a marked improvement on last year's race when Alonso was never once in contention and finished down in fifth place.
This year, though, the Spaniard reckons Ferrari have taken a step forward in all aspects.
"We can claim to have started this season on the right foot, immediately in the fight with the best," he said.
"Along with the results from winter testing, it is a very encouraging sign that we managed to get the most out of a weekend that was full of unknown factors, both in qualifying and the race.
"I think the three-stop strategy was the right one: with the tyre degradation we had, it would have been impossible to manage on one less, and bringing forward the second one by a few laps meant I was able to pass Vettel and Adrian Sutil."
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Eric Boullier has no worries about Kimi Raikkonen switching focus until the end of this season, confident his driver will keep pushing for Lotus.
On Wednesday, the announcement finally came confirming that Raikkonen would be leaving Lotus at the end of this season and returning to Ferrari.
And although disappointed to lose his star driver, Boullier believes the Finn will continue to give Lotus his all until the final lap of the season-ending Brazilian GP.
"Obviously, it was no secret we wanted to keep him, so it's a disappointment that he won't be driving with us in 2014," said the team boss.
"Despite this, we know Kimi will be pushing hard for the remainder of this season to secure the very best results he can for himself and the team, and his fighting drive in Monza shows just how well he can push.
"In the same breath, Enstone has once again proven its pedigree; providing Kimi with two great cars and making his return to Formula 1 a success. It's been a win-win situation right from the beginning."
The Frenchman reiterated that Lotus already had plans in place should Raikkonen opt to leave and that he expects to "soon" sign a future star as the team has done in the past.
"Naturally, we have made preparations in case he decided not to continue driving with the team that brought him back to Formula 1, and I'm confident that we will have a very strong driver line-up next year.
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I love these birthday scrolls. I have ordered one for each of my three kids. It's a great way to take a snapshot of the world the day your child was born. I even bought the small ones for the scrapbook. Great investment. :)
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Made this for my only daughter. It is beautiful and the cutest pink and browns with a little princess crown! I bought a nice frame for it and it looks amazing in her room. The only down fault was how much was written about President Obama. Obviously this was written by a Democrat and were Republican, but it's for my daughter when she was born, so I love it anyways!
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I love these birthday scrolls!! We buy one for all of the new babies in our life!! I always get the one without the frame so that moms can put in scrapbook if they wish. I pair the scroll with an outfit and its the perfect gift! Dads love them too!!
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We framed our daughter's and had it on the island by the cake. The other parents liked to read it and asked where we got it. Great idea for a keepsake and, much easier than keeping newspapers, etc. from when they were born (which I did.) It's something she'll treasure for a long time. Great, long-lasting, thoughtful gift.
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Six months after ESPN broke the story about sex abuse allegations against Syracuse University assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine, the network is now facing the possibility that they will have to defend their reporting in court. Today, Fine's wife, Laurie, announced she is suing ESPN and two employees over their coverage. Our Erin Clarke was at the news conference and has the latest.
ONTARIO COUNTY, N.Y. -- The wife of defamed assistant Syracuse University basketball coach Bernie Fine is going on the offensive. Laurie Fine held a news conference today to announce she is filing a lawsuit against ESPN and two of its employees.
The libel suit centers around ESPN's coverage of sexual abuse allegations by former ball boy Bobby Davis against Bernie Fine. In particular, it focuses on a phone conversation between Davis and Laurie Fine recorded in 2002.
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Chealon Shears' passion for cooking finds its delectable fulfillment in her detailed notekeeping, and not just with any old paper.
Shears, a part-time personal chef who gives cooking lessons and hosts occasional parties at her North Side home, juggles her iPhone with what's called the Levenger "Circa" system of note taking to quickly find recipes, meal plans, to-do lists and even sketches of dishes for the evening.
The tools show how young professionals easily switch from digital to analog and how Levenger, the Delray Beach, Fla.-based paper-goods maker with a shop at Macy's on State Street, combines what its executives call "slow" technology with "fast" technology. There's even a session today at the South by Southwest interactive festival in Austin, Texas, about how printed material is evolving in the digital age.
Indeed, Levenger stays profitable and innovative as a sea-change swallows people's writing and note-taking habits.
"I have put certain notes and key words on my iPhone so I can keep them with me while I'm cooking or teaching," said Shears, 40, a senior development manager at The Habitat Co., a property development and management firm.
Shears whips out her paper-based tools to burrow into her meal-preparation details: Circa discs, a project planner, a "Things To Do" list, a junior-sized Circa master folio, annotated ruled and full-page grid paper and a pocket briefcase with 3-by-5-inch cards.
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Shears epitomizes the type of detail-oriented and quality-minded professional who wouldn't go anywhere without both her iPhone and her Levenger paper products. She earned her undergraduate psychology degree and her MBA and master's of urban and regional planning degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and later a culinary certificate from Kendall College.
"The Circa system helps me get everything down in detail with pen and paper," Shears said. "I put the abridged version on my iPhone and use the phone as a quick reference."
Shears does the same at work.
She started using Levenger's day planners four years ago and graduated to the Circa organizing system and the Levenger system of keeping sketches, calendars, meeting notes and to-do lists side-by-side. The Levenger system suggests memory-enhancing ways of note-taking such as developing one's own shorthand and by actively listening rather than trying to record every word.
"I take meeting notes on blank 'grid' or 'ruled' pages, and depending on the project, I'll draw an image of a building or a building site," she said. "I use a catch-all 'to-do' list for everything I need to do each day, whether it's work-related or not."
Steve Leveen, CEO and co-founder of Levenger with wife Lori Granger Leveen, likens the company's efforts to stay profitable and relevant these past 25 years to how the bicycle evolved after most Americans no longer had to choose bikes as their main way to get around. Bikes evolved into specialty uses: Spinning for exercise, and trail and mountain biking for recreation.
"Today, bicycles are amazing in terms of their technical and design aesthetics," he said. "They've leveraged technology like carbon fiber, disk brakes and electronic transmissions from the car industry. They continue to delight."
Levenger, which operates three retail stores nationwide but depends on e-commerce and catalogs for more than 90 percent of its business, is placing more detail on its specialty products that support high tech, including accessories for the iPad and e-readers such as a bamboo iPad holder and an iPad travel pack. Women's totes and briefcases include "smart" pockets to hold smartphones and other electronic devices. Levenger also lets customers order special Circa notebook and 3-by-5 notecard designs within two days with its "print on demand" feature.
Last year, the 13-year-old Levenger Press started selling its first e-book, "More Words That Make a Difference," an electronic version of its vocabulary print book.
The transition hasn't been without pain, especially as customers stopped buying throughout the recession. Levenger has cut 20 percent of its workforce in the past five years, to its current 180, and reined in spending by the same amount.
Phil Baker, a Solana Beach, Calif., technology consultant and author of "From Concept to Consumer: How to Turn Ideas into Money," said it's a real challenge to get a high-quality product on the market and keep it there, especially as hundreds of retailers shutter their stores.
"I see Levenger as breaking the mold because their products are well thought out, made of high-quality materials and bring utility and value," said Baker, who made the folding keyboard for the Palm handheld.
Perhaps the best combination of on- and off-line technology is creating peace of mind.
Leveen takes the advice of Julie Morgenstern, known as 'the diva of organization' for her productivity expertise, to spend the first and last hour of each day screenless.
"We are so busy 'doing,' we don't have time to stare out of the window and twiddle our pens and doodle," Leveen said. "The most fun I have during the day is reviewing my notes in a notebook, annotating them in different colors of ink and thinking."
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Crash Course In Resilience
To cherish what remains of the Earth and to foster its renewal is our only legitimate hope of survival.
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Not long ago, a rocket took off from a Florida launching pad taking Americans to the moon. The moon shot signified to many that Americans could do anything we set our minds to.
Today, in another part of Florida, toxic oil is washing up on beaches. Hundreds of miles of Gulf Coast have been devastated, and people whose resilience was tested by Hurricane Katrina are being tested even more severely today. There are good reasons to believe many more of us will have our resilience tested in coming months and years.
Future historians may see this time as a turning point for Western civilization. In the popular zeitgeist, there is much discussion of end times. Millennialists await the Rapture. New Agers point to prophecies that 2012 will mark the end of the world (but perhaps the beginning of another one).
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More secular folks also warn of big changes ahead. Concern about energy supplies is one reason. Author and energy analyst Michael Klare says we have already extracted the oil that's easy to get; from here on, we're into the "Age of Tough Oil," and the human, environmental, and financial cost of each additional barrel of oil will be higher than the last.
Fossil fuels contain millions of years of stored sunlight. A liter of oil, according to Transition Towns founder Rob Hopkins, is the energy equivalent of five weeks of hard human labor. In a society that relies on fossil fuels for transportation, food, warmth, and light, the loss of an abundant and inexpensive form of high-quality energy is no small thing. There simply isn't anything else out there quite like it, and many geologists believe we are at, or close to, the peak production of this powerful source of energy.
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"Assuming the most optimistic scenario for improved petroleum production through enhanced recovery means, the development of non-conventional oils (such as oil shales or tar sands) and new discoveries, petroleum production will be hard pressed to meet the expected future demand," says the Joint Operating Environment 2010, published by the United States Joint Forces Command.
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It also means oil prices are likely to continue rising, especially if the economy starts to expand again, and with China and India's new energy purchasing power.
Even if we could get ever-increasing quantities of fossil fuels (by using even more coal, for example), we have the problem of climate change. World leaders meeting in Copenhagen failed to come to terms with the biggest threat humans have ever faced—the possibility that runaway climate change could make the Earth uninhabitable.
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Rome is a city of palaces. The Italian prime minister governs from the Palazzo Chigi, the president from the Quirinale; the Senate meets in the Palazzo Madama, the Chamber of Deputies in the Montecitorio. The Trevi Fountain abuts the Palazzo Poli. And art lovers swarm to the enormous Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, which houses a famous gallery filled with glorious works by Caravaggio, Titian, Raphael, and Velázquezmost famously his circa-1650 portrait of the Pamphilj family's most intimidating member, Pope Innocent X.
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Heat 2 tsp. olive oil in the smaller frying pan. When the oil is hot, add 3 handfuls of baby spinach or arugula leaves, lower heat a little and stir just until the greens wilt, less than 2 minutes. Turn off heat but leave greens in pan to keep warm. (You can salt and pepper the greens if you'd like, but I didn't.)
Check eggs to see if they're getting done to your liking and decide whether you want to flip them to cook the yolks more. (When I make this I cook the eggs 4-5 minutes at medium heat to get the slightly crisp edges, so if you like softer eggs, they will take less time.)
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Fly-Casting Clinic The Lake Champlain Chapter will hold a free indoor fly-casting clinic at the SUNY Plattsburgh Field House on April 16th starting at 6:30 PM. The Clinic is for beginning fly casters and any that want to tune up their skills. Rods and reels will be available, but if you have... [ READ MORE... ]


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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Accompanied by a fleet of astronauts spanning NASA's entire existence, Atlantis made a slow, solemn journey to retirement Friday, the last space shuttle to orbit the world and the last to leave NASA's nest.
Atlantis reached its new home at the Kennedy Space Center's main tourist stop close to sundown, after a one-way road trip that spanned nearly 12 hours.
A couple dozen astronauts spanning NASA's Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and space shuttle programs _ moonwalkers included _ welcomed Atlantis to its new $100 million exhibit, still under construction. The hardier ones walked alongside the spaceship for the home stretch.
Among the big astronaut names: Mercury's Scott Carpenter, Apollo 11's Buzz Aldrin and Eileen Collins, the first female shuttle commander.
It was a day full of fanfare and farewells.
Atlantis began the 10-mile trek just before dawn, emerging from the massive Vehicle Assembly Building and riding atop a 76-wheeled platform.
About 200 workers gathered in the early morning chill to see the spaceship out in the open for the final time. They were joined by the four astronauts who closed out the shuttle program aboard Atlantis more than a year ago.
"My opinion is it looks better vertically," said Christopher Ferguson, the commander of Atlantis' final flight.
"It's a short trip. It's taking a day," he added. "It traveled a lot faster in its former life. But that's OK. ... it's got a new role."
Portions of Atlantis' final launch countdown boomed over loudspeakers before the shuttle hit the road. Employees gathered in front of a long white banner that read, "We Made History," and below that the single word "Atlantis." They followed the spaceship for a block or two, then scattered as the shuttle transporter revved up to its maximum 2 mph. The convoy included a dozen trucks and vans, their lights blinking.
The fact that several hundred shuttle workers are about to lose their jobs, now that Atlantis is being turned over to the visitor complex, dampened the mood. Thousands already have been laid off.
"The untold story of the last couple years, the last missions that we flew, is the work force. I mean, the contractors knew that their numbers were going to go down ... and yet they kept doing their jobs," said NASA's Angie Brewer, who was once in charge of getting Atlantis ready for flight.
Some were too upset to even show up. Friday's event marked the true end to the 30-year shuttle program.
Seeing so many members of the shuttle team "helps soften the hard edge of seeing Atlantis go off to a museum," said astronaut Rex Walheim, part of the ship's final crew.
Atlantis made its way down broad industrial avenues, most of them off-limits to the public. So the trek did not replicate the narrow, stop-and-go turns Endeavour encountered last month while navigating downtown Los Angeles.
The mastermind behind Atlantis' slow march through Kennedy was sweating bullets nonetheless.
"It's only a priceless artifact driving 9.8 miles and it weighs 164,000 pounds," said Tim Macy, director of project development and construction for Kennedy's visitor complex operator, the company Delaware North.
"Other than that, no pressure at all," Macy said, laughing. "Only the eyes of the country and the world and everybody at NASA is watching us."
The relocation of Atlantis was plotted out for months, he noted last week, and experienced shuttle workers took part.
The roundabout loop took Atlantis past Kennedy's headquarters building for a midmorning ceremony that drew several thousand past and present employees, and their guests, as well as a few dozen astronauts. A high school color guard and band led the way.
The mood was more upbeat than when the trip began four hours earlier and resembled a funeral procession. NASA officials went out of their way to emphasize the space agency's future.
"It's an incredibly historic day," said NASA Administrator Charles Bolden Jr., a former skipper of Atlantis. "But I don't preside over an agency that's in the history business. ... We're in the business of creating the future."
Bolden proudly cited NASA's new target destinations for astronauts _ an asteroid and Mars _ and he hailed the successful start to commercial supply missions to the International Space Station.
The next stop for Atlantis, meanwhile, was a still-under-design industrial park that offered a few hours of public viewing in the afternoon. Tourist tickets ran as high as $90 apiece for a chance to see the spaceship up close.


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Especially for Mom: 16 Mother's Day Lunch Recipes
Make this Mother's Day really special with our delicious lunch recipes from Martha Stewart. Show off your cooking skills and treat her to a lovingly made meal.
For more ways to celebrate mom, check out our healthy Mother's Day brunch recipes. Looking for ways to sweeten up the day? Try our Mother's Day dessert recipes.
Cobb Salad with Poached Eggs
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Starting last week on April 16th, Milan Design Week, the world's biggest contemporary furniture event, has drawn to a close, but we still have lots of pics and coverage yet to come! The memories of brilliant Milanese sunshine seem so distant now, with steady rain all day festival goers are starting to wear down after a few too many parties! Nevertheless, your Inhabitants are stopping off for extra espressos every day, to ensure that you get your daily design fix! We attended Designersblock over the weekend, and here were some of our favorite designs.
First up at Designersblock, designer Mattia Frongia presents his Handl-EGGS with care lamp. Handmade from the original packaging of eggs, Frongia has used real eggs as the light bulbs.
From the designer who brought us the Electrici-tree last year, Vahakn Matossian gave Inhabitat a sneak preview of his new product still in it's test stage – a belt made from rubber tubing and discarded snowboard bindings. Vahakn is already getting a lot of interest from friends into extreme sporting due to the belt's unique flexible features.
FSC Certified company Woodloops have launched their cube, bloxx, jones and brancusi products at Designersblock this year. Image of clothespeg USB stick.
Private Circle's Clothes Lamps – made from reappropriated old undergarments – were launched last year at Milan, but we couldn't resist posting an image of the product in situ, making an appearance again this year.
Berlin designer, Matthias Froböse's porcelain lights.
Thomas Antonetti's Replica light only takes eco light bulbs.
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sissa April 22, 2008 at 9:44 am
egg style won on my own! best greatings to Mattia Frongia and its total design, so naturally cool. Yo!
sissa April 22, 2008 at 9:40 am
egg style won on my own! Best greatings to Mattia Frongia with his italian design that's movin'hi and so natural!!!
mattiafrongia April 22, 2008 at 7:32 am
plz change the name
mattiafrongia April 22, 2008 at 6:41 am
there was a mistake handl eggs with care is not by bruno munari..it's by mattia frongia
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Lidija GrozdanicTwo architects, Jos Burger and Wouter Keijzer of BK. Architecten, in charge of the renovation of the old church decided to preserve the atmosphere of the existing place with a spatial intervention that preserves its historical value. The three new floors wereREAD MORE >
Morgana MatusFor centuries, the Dutch have manipulated the landscape to move water away from their dwellings. Instead of battling the elements, Netherlands-based firm Waterstudio just announced plans to construct the world's first floating apartment complex in 2014! TheREAD MORE >
Tamsin Woolley-Barker, PhD.The Biomimicry Manual: What can We Learn About Resilience, Weight Loss, and Kidney Disease from the Grizzly Bear?I'm off to the wilds of Montana this week, doing some in-person, up-close biomimicry research, and I've got my fingers crossed I'll see a grizzly bear. But you know, over there, not over here. With five inch long claws, massive muscular shoulders and forearms,READ MORE >
Bridgette MeinholdINHABITAT: How does the term Colorfast describe your latest show? R Nelson Parrish: The term Colorfast originally is a textile industry term derived at the beginning of the last century. It defines how a color cannot fade, wash out, or be diluted over time,READ MORE >