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Monday 11 March 2013, 11:40
What an amazing month for new album releases that was. Cutting my initial list of over 20 standout records down to the 10 you see below was no easy task.
So, please, also direct your ears the way of excellent recent sets by John Foxx and the Maths, Night Beds, Thought Forms, Amateur Best, Iceage, inc., Matmos, Eels, Atoms for Peace, Day, Jim James, Mogwai, Ron Sexsmith, Ed Harcourt, Darkstar…
Basically, go and have a rummage through February's releases, as you're certain to be rewarded. Find everything that BBC Music has covered lately on our reviews pages.
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Kilo Kish - K+
(self-released; released 7 February)
Recommended by: Huw Stephens, Rob da Bank, Semtex
"Kish here recalls both Lauryn Hill's guard-down emotions, articulated brilliantly on The Miseducation of…, and the solid narrative structure that served Kendrick Lamar's good kid, m.A.A.d city so well. Her promise is reaching fruition. So let that download take its time. Genius should never be rushed."
Read the full BBC review
On YouTube: K+ (A walk through the process of creating the K+ installation and album) (external link; contains strong language which may offend)
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Thursday 7 February 2013, 17:30
The Liberty of Norton Folgate is Radio 4's Saturday Drama, 2.30pm Saturday 9th February 2013.
Suggs, of legendary ska popsters Madness, is married to a brilliant singer. She's Bette Bright of Deaf School fame. I'm at a Deaf School reunion gig - I see Bette and seize the moment to thank her for letting me use two of her songs in a musical I had written for The Liverpool Everyman.
Flattered, she invites me to have a lager shandy with her old man, Suggs. Hunched up tight in a cosy corner of The Hope Street Hotel I pitch an idea to the cheeky chap.
"BBC Radio 4. A play created around a classic concept album. What do you reckon?"Madness in the Radio 4 studio
"Hang about," barked the bard of Camden Town. "I bet you been to Bowie for Ziggy Stardust?"
Spooky and uncannily true.
"And he turned you down?"
"Er. Well, his management did."
"Pink Floyd for Dark Side of the Moon?"
The man has a crystal ball. Nay two.
"And now you want Madness to let you loose with your grubby maulers on our classic, critically acclaimed, mega-selling The Liberty of Norton Folgate?"
OK, make that three. One for luck.
"Absolutely, old son..."
We discussed how this might work. I would not only...
Monday 4 February 2013, 14:31
Ten of the best albums from the month of January 2013...
Click to the BBC album reviews pages to read more, as well as hear track previews and leave your own comments.
(Yes, we know the first pick is an EP.)
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Solange Knowles - True
(Terrible Records; released 7 January)
Recommended by: Nick Grimshaw
"These songs give more with each listen; Solange's vocal arrangements keep revealing an extra melody or another ear-snagging lyric. The result is an incredibly addictive pop record that's comparable to no other contemporary release. From a singer who's always been defined by comparisons to somebody else, that's quite an achievement."
On YouTube: Losing You (external link)
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Serafina Steer - The Moths Are Real
(Stolen Recordings; released 14 January)
Recommended by: Tom Ravenscroft, Freak Zone
"Like the droll yet odd tales weaved by David Thomas Broughton, Steer sings deliciously barbed songs about the city - and, you know, space abduction, skinny-dipping, that sort of thing. She asks for too much when she wants to be aligned with Alice Coltrane instead of "this folky-girly-pigeonhole-harp-thing". But she is harder to define (and more...
Wednesday 23 January 2013, 11:53
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Monday 7 January 2013, 16:30
From guest writer Gary Bales, editor of BBC Radio 6 Music
Hello there.
Since the launch of 6 Music on March 11th, 2002, our brilliant presenters have played nigh on a million records into your ears (seriously....based on an average of 240 tracks a day we are nearly at a million... maybe even over. Amazing, eh?), and many of those tracks were new at the time. So as we say farewell to 6 Music's 10-year anniversary celebrations, we here at the station thought it was high time we looked back at all the brilliant new music we have played on air during our eventful life so far.
One day in the...
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Friday 28 December 2012, 08:15
2012 seemed to be a fractured year for albums, there were no overriding genres or styles that dominated the end of year lists. Likewise few of the big established bands came up with career-defining records. However this did give new styles and artists a chance to flourish and grow through the cracks into popular taste. And when we compiled the 6 Music Top 15 Albums Of The Year List (Top 10s are so passé and a Top 5 just doesn't cut it) it became very obvious how diverse people's tastes had been this year.
The presenters and staff put forward their top five albums, the list was compiled, an album...
Wednesday 19 December 2012, 17:51
Positioned between the quick-fix single and the longer-commitment album, the extended play release is often a perfect chance to check out an artist's work in depth, but without taking too much time out of your day. And, every so often, a standout EP makes it to BBC Music's album reviews pages. Here are six of the best to have been covered in 2012...
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Kwes - Meantime
(Warp Records; released 30 April)
"Londoner Kwes is embarking on what can be a hazardous path for any behind-the-scenes sort: out from the studio and into the spotlight as a solo artist. But if these four tracks are an indication...
Wednesday 12 December 2012, 13:46
Look at the BBC Music Top 25 Albums of 2012 and the BBC Sound of 2013 longlist, and it's clear that the hip hop mixtape community is producing artists and albums - as these collections are, often, every bit as much long-players proper as commercially released sets - with real mainstream reach.
Across the two lists, a number of artists with mixtape backgrounds are evident: Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Death Grips, Miguel, Angel Haze. And this year, several high-profile artists from Rick Ross to Wiz Khalifa, 50 Cent to Gucci Mane, have delivered new material via the free-to-download mixtape...
Thursday 6 December 2012, 13:22
Welcome to the top 25 albums of 2012, as voted for by a wide selection of BBC Music critics, DJs, and presenters from Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio 3, Radio 1Xtra, 6 Music, BBC Scotland and BBC Ulster.
How was this list compiled?
Each voter was asked to submit their own top five albums of 2012. These could include DJ mix CDs, downloadable/free mixtapes and, of course, brand-new releases; but could not include reissues and deluxe/expanded editions of older albums. Each position in these top fives was worth a points score: first place was awarded 10 points; second, six; third, four; fourth, two; and fifth...
Saturday 1 December 2012, 11:59
The Best Albums of November 2012
Straight to business... Below you'll find details on 10 standout releases of November 2012. Do click through to the relevant review pages to read more about these great records; and keep them peeled for our very special Top 25 Albums of 2012, which will pop into place on these here Music Blog pages in early December.
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Miguel - Kaleidoscope Dream
(RCA; released 12 November)
Recommended by: CJ Beatz
This second long-player is actually Miguel's fourth release of 2012, tying together the loose ends of a trilogy of EPs titled Art Dealer Chic Volumes 1-3. Those...

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Growing up in the '90's, this writer remembers childhood trips to fancy hotels for meals- reserved only for when the 'cousins from abroad' came to visit. Sea Rock, Holiday Inn, Sun-n-Sand Hotel were the most visited, but soon fell off the radar when newer hotels and restaurants opened across the city. So when she heard of the Juhu hotel's new restaurant, Haochi, she jumped at the opportunity to make a visit. Haochi going?
Juhu-s There?
In an almost forgotten corner of Juhu, Haochi, Sun-n-Sand's latest offering and their attempt to revive the business comes with tasteful but fairly generic interiors featuring dark wood tables, cushy seating and oriental lotus patterns on a wall.
Hungry by the time we got there, we ordered the Pork and Shrimp Dumpling and the Chilli Lotus Root ( on the recommendation of our server ) to start with. With Bonobo music (full points for that) in the background to set the mood, we glanced through the concise menu while we waited for our food. The restaurant serves up a large offering of cocktails, dimsum and starters, while their variety of mains is much smaller. Not for non-vegetarians sitting on the fence, the Pork & Shrimp Dumpling, with the strong taste of the mixed meats was heavy on the palate and stomach. The Chilli Lotus Root, chopped pieces of Lotus Root doused in a spicy chilli sauce was fiery, but appetizing.
Love Me Tender(loin)
Our mains, the Pork Tenderloin in a honey chilli sauce and the Barbeque Chicken Rice came soon enough. The rice tossed in barbeque sauce was too sweet for our liking – we had to douse it with fair amounts of soy sauce to balance the flavours, but the tenderloin was nicely cooked and well flavoured-something not a lot of restaurants get right with this meat.
We might return to Haochi, to sample their larger dimsum menu and cocktails, but with all the cheaper competition in the area, the restaurant has to try hard to stay on the radar, as the hotel fights to reinvent itself and steer clear from its fuddy duddy tag.
Music by Bonobo is a good start.
Getting There: Haochi, Sun-n-Sand Hotel, Juhu , call 26201811 to make a reservation, meal for two: Rs 2,693.
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A disastrous fire occurred in April, 1850, and destroyed a church that was then known as the Old Blue Church. The Church decided to relocate to another street, and in its place two fire companies and a theatre were built.
The Opera House was opened February 12, 1885 with the presentation of 'Fatinitza' by the Amy Gordon Opera Company.
The Opera House became the center of culture and the community, only to be struck by fire in January, 1898.
Once the theatre was restored its name was changed to the Washington Opera House, after the fire company that rebuilt it.
In the early years the Opera House had hosted performers such as Tom Mix, John Sullivan, John Phillip Sousa, Buffalo Bill Cody, and Will Geer.
The fire department shared the building with the theatre company until 1940.
In 1963 the stockholders of the Washington Opera House decided to sell it at a private auction. However, it did not sell until five years later, in 1968. A group called the Maysville Players purchased it for around $20,000.
The Maysville Players had their beginning in 1962 with six people who were interested in a live theatre and who got together to perform 'Our Town'.
The founding board began to fill the stage with exceptional series of productions.
The Washington Opera House is listed on the National Registry of Historical Buildings, and is the fifth oldest theatre still in use today.
The Maysville Players are the oldest theatre group in the Commonwealth.
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It's been a long wait, but the 17 cats seized from an Ithaca apartment last fall can finally go to new homes. Tamara Lindstrom tells us how the animals are recovering and why it's taken so long to put them up for adoption.
ITHACA, N.Y. -- For four long months, these cats have called the dog wing of the Tompkins County SPCA home.
"We've actually been housing them in our dog wing because of overcrowding in our cat wing," said SPCA Executive Director Jim Bouderau. "And also to keep them separate from the rest of our cat population."
Separate because the cats came in with a host of issues, from fleas to respiratory infections and dehydration, after SPCA officials removed 17 of them from a small Ithaca apartment. Neighbors called after noticing the owner had been gone for more than a week and no one was checking on the cats.
"They were living in pretty horrible conditions, in their own feces and no food or water," said Sarah Post, Feline Coordinator for the SPCA. "Not a suitable environment for one cat, let alone 17."
The SPCA has cared for the felines while waiting for a resolution on the case. And that came last week, when owner Kristen Inman of West Seneca Street agreed to give the animals up.
"Ms. Inman pleaded to a lesser charge of failure to provide sustenance, so it's basically what the court deems attempted," Bouderau said. "So we don't have a complete resolution yet in terms of the penalties involved. We're just glad that, ultimately, the cats have been signed over."
Now that the cats have been officially turned over to the SPCA, they're ready to be adopted. Staff here says that despite a couple of rough months, the cats are all cleaned up, healthy and extremely affectionate.
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"They've been at the window looking for attention and stuff like that. So many people have inquired about them and have followed the case as time goes on," Bouderau said. "So we're definitely hoping now that there's a resolution, people interested in adopting them will come back and do so."
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From his first, full-time job in aquatics in 1956 as Aquatics Director of Reading, PA, YMCA, he has developed outstanding programs. He has been the Aquatics Director and Head Swimming coach for Phillips Petroleum Co. in Bartlesville, Oklahoma where in seven years he developed one of the best age group swim teams in the country. He was the National Aquatics Administrator for the AAU where, on a national level, he guided all four disciplines plus long distance and Masters swimming. He was the International Director of the Special Olympics in Washington D.C. where he guided the growth of Special Olympics for Eunice Shriver and helped to build it into an internationally recognized program for persons with mental disabilities. He served four years in the Middle East as Aquatics, Sports and Recreation Administrator in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, while teaching swimming on all levels, including competitive swimming, to native children of the region.
John, is the creator and founder of many innovative programs and conferences including: The World Swimming Coaches Clinic 1969, which has grown into the largest international coaches conferences in the world and is run by the American Swimming Coaches Association; Masters Swimming (1970) where he implemented Ransom Arthur's ideas and decrees to begin a competitive fitness program for adults; Masters Synchronized Swimming (1975); National YMCA Masters Aquatics Championship (1976); Water Walking as a program (1986), which began a water fitness program for individuals who were not great swimmers or who needed water therapy work; National Aquatics Director Certification (1996); National Programs Awards (recognizing the top programs in the country), Top Water Fitness Programs (1990), Top Aquatic Programs (1997); Who's Who in the Country Aquatics(1997) and Water Exercise (1998); and National and State leadership Awards (1990)
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Overcoming Failure
Failure Can Be Positive or Negative
Failure is a learning tool. Thomas Edison failed a thousand times before he invented the light bulb. Failure is trying to do things others have not considered. It is a temporary byproduct of creativity. It is challenging the learning process. It is experiential education at work. The real winners in life tolerate failure and the agony it produces. Success is achieved by those who are willing to take risk and lose.
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[Editor: I like the quote above BUT it is not always true. Some individuals can spend a whole lifetime trying to follow dreams and not get any closer to them before they die. Sometimes, if you have tried and cannot make a success of your dream, then it may be just a dream. You may have to be practical and try something conventional and work on your dreams on a part-time basis or as a hobby instead of a full-time occupation.]
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Ferm Living selected three beautiful colors (gray, blue and pink) for their Stackable Jars, but you get to decide what combination you like best. Their interchangeable lid (in gray) and varied sizes give you even more opportunities to change up their look. Use these Stackable Jars to hold coffee, condiments, soups, cooking ingredients, sewing supplies or keepsakes. Cleaning is easy, because they are dishwasher safe. The only difficulty of owning this helpful dishware is committing to one way of showcasing them.
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Thursday 29 June 1665
Up and by water to White Hall, where the Court full of waggons and people ready to go out of towne. To the Harp and Ball, and there drank and talked with Mary, she telling me in discourse that she lived lately at my neighbour's, Mr. Knightly, which made me forbear further discourse. This end of the towne every day grows very bad of the plague. The Mortality Bill is come to 267;1 which is about ninety more than the last: and of these but four in the City, which is a great blessing to us. Thence to Creed, and with him up and down about Tangier business, to no purpose. Took leave again of Mr. Coventry; though I hope the Duke has not gone to stay, and so do others too. So home, calling at Somersett House, where all are packing up too: the Queene-Mother setting out for France this day to drink Bourbon waters this year, she being in a consumption; and intends not to come till winter come twelvemonths.2 So by coach home, where at the office all the morning, and at noon Mrs. Hunt dined with us. Very merry, and she a very good woman. To the office, where busy a while putting some things in my office in order, and then to letters till night. About 10 a'clock home, the days being sensibly shorter before I have once kept a summer's day by shutting up office by daylight; but my life hath been still as it was in winter almost. But I will for a month try what I can do by daylight. So home to supper and to bed.
- According to the Bills of Mortality, the total number of deaths in London for the week ending June 27th was 684, of which number 267 were deaths from the plague. The number of deaths rose week by week until September 19th, when the total was 8,297, and the deaths from the plague 7,165. On September 26th the total had fallen to 6,460, and deaths from the plague to 5,533 The number fell gradually, week by week, till October 31st, when the total was 1,388, and deaths from the plague 1,031. On November 7th there was a rise to 1,787 and 1,414 respectively. On November 14th the numbers had gone down to 1,359 and 1,050 respectively. On December 12th the total had fallen to 442, and deaths from the plague to 243. On December 19th there was a rise to 525 and 281 respectively. The total of burials in 1665 was 97,506, of which number the plague claimed 68,596 victims. ↩
- The Queen-Mother never came to England again. She retired to her chateau at Colombes, near Paris, where she died in August, 1669, after a long illness; the immediate cause of her death being an opiate ordered by her physicians. She was buried, September 12th, in the church of St. Denis. Her funeral sermon was preached by Bossuet. Sir John Reresby speaks of Queen Henrietta Maria in high terms. He says that in the winter, 1659-60, although the Court of France was very splendid, there was a greater resort to the Palais Royal, "the good humour and wit of our Queen Mother, and the beauty of the Princess [Henrietta] her daughter, giving greater invitation than the more particular humour of the French Queen, being a Spaniard." In another place he says: "Her majesty had a great affection for England, notwithstanding the severe usage she and hers had received from it. Her discourse was much with the great men and ladies of France in praise of the people and of the country; of their courage, generosity, good nature; and would excuse all their miscarriages in relation to unfortunate effects of the late war, as if it were a convulsion of some desperate and infatuated persons, rather than from the genius and temper of the kingdom" ("Memoirs of Sir John Reresby," ed. Cartwright, pp. 43, 45). ↩


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- He was an aristocratic widower whose charming ways could not be dismissed. You were accepted by everyone but the housekeeper, who held strongly to the sophistication and beauty of the first wife. Undaunted, you obsess to win her over, knowing your marriage may depend on it as your husband hold her opinions in high regard. Part of your strategy involves wearing the fabulous Kate Spade New York™ Rebecca readers around the home. Will she find favor with your style and finally accept you? Only time will tell.
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- Soft protective case with kiss-lock closure included.
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- Temple Length: 140 mm
- Frame Width: 139 mm
- Weight: 1 oz
- Lens Height: 35 mm
- Lens Width: 49 mm
- Bridge: 19 mm
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Average rating is 4 out of 5 from a total of 13 reviews.
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These glasses are the best! They came with the cutest case in lime green. They seem to be very durable thus far and I love them to death because they are so comfortable to wear. I also get compliments on them all the time! That is right I can be a 20 something who requires reading glasses and still feel stylish.Read more » « Show less September 15, 2012 by Anonymous
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Sorry to say, these beautiful glasses have broken with just a few weeks of wear. Very careful care, always in the case when not in use. One side has broken, screw came loose and sidepiece has fallen off.Read more » « Show less October 4, 2013 by Ellen B
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These glasses are the best! They came with the cutest case in lime green. They seem to be very durable thus far and I love them to death because they are so comfortable to wear. I also get compliments on them all the time! That is right I can be a 20 something who requires reading glasses and still feel stylish.
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Sorry to say, these beautiful glasses have broken with just a few weeks of wear. Very careful care, always in the case when not in use. One side has broken, screw came loose and sidepiece has fallen off.
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I've always just bought fairly cheap readers from the store. That way it wasn't a big deal if I lost or broke them; but even at $12-20 a pair, that adds up. I wanted a pair of stylish and well made glasses. Yes, they cost more than the cheaper ones in the store, but they are worth it! And I find that I take more care with them as a result. Who says you have to look old and frumpy just because you need reading glasses? And you definitely won't go wrong with Kate Spade!
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Okay, so for readers they might be just a tad expensive...but oh, so cute! Love the weight, the coverage, and the adorable style. I bought the blue trimmed style as well as the tortoise shell. Don't feel like an old lady in these!
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- from Scottsdale, AZ
- May 7, 2014
Love these readers. Saw them on someone else and fortunately checked out Zappos first. Of course they had them and then they had them to me the next day! Great looking, and good weight to them so they flimsy like many readers. Holding up extremely well to my constantly taking them on and off. Love Zappos too! The best place to shop!
- Anonymous - customer
- from CARMEL, CA.
- April 27, 2014


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Carrie Underwood, Georgia May Jagger, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Rosario Dawson and other celebs tweet their hearts out.
You know you're a superstar… when you spend so much time with your makeup artist that you start wearing the same outfits. "I think me and @makeupmelissa have been together too long! We've started to dress alike! No, it wasn't planned!" tweeted Carrie Underwood.
"So excited to be walking for Camilla on tuesday camillawithlove #sydneyfashionweek," tweeted Georgia Jagger.
"Meetings @thevioletfiles today," tweeted Rosie Huntington-Whiteley at work.
Rosario Dawson shared a pic of herself and Rose McGowan tweeted by a photographer friend: "@rosemcgowan + @rosariodawson Fabulous!"
"Guten Morgen Frankfurt," shared Poppy Delevingne from Germany.
"Carven love," tweeted a Parisian-looking Alexa Chung.
"This b**** evilhag," tweeted Anna Kendrick with bestie Aubrey Plaza.
Things got a little hairy for Doutzen Kroes this week. "#hair....... Lost [sic] of #hair haha," tweeted the model.
Taylor Swift shared a cute self-meme urging followers to vote for her in the ACM Awards: "Not a lot going on at the moment, or..."
"Singing the National Anthem at #MetsOpeningDay today! I'll be posting lots of pix over on IG. #LetsGoMets @mets," tweeted Emmy Rossum.
As a celebrity fashion contributor for theFashionSpot, Ellen Freeman vacillates between being a superfan and a hater. She studied comparative literature at Haverford College and has written for Glimpse, Philadelphia Weekly, and the Philadelphia Live Arts blog. Ellen's day jobs in her hometown of Portland, Oregon include nannying, teaching yoga and thrift store spelunking.


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Let me show you my keyframes is a personal project by Fizah Rahim.Art Direction, Digital Art, Typography2014
A respectful homage to Shirow Masamune's manga and Mamoru Oshii's seminal film "Ghost in the Shell", this is a modernized direction that still tries to stays true to the original creator's vision. What started as a photo tribute directed by Ash Thorp and Tim Tadder (photography), soon became a worldwide collaboration of more than 20 artists from around the world, with each and everyone coming together to help breath life into the project, resulting in the artistic interpretation you see below.
For a film that was a comment on the uber-connected society of the future, Project 2501 ended up being itself an example of how this collaborative group of creatives are so connected ourselves. Many of us never met beyond the communications provided by the vast and infinite net, but still came together to make the ultimate tribute to "Ghost in the Shell".
Everyone of us wanted the opportunity to pay homage to a ground-breaking film that gave us so much.
We sincerely hope you enjoy our effort to capture the energy and beauty of the original film's title sequence.
More details can be found at www.gits2501.com
Ash Thorp & Filipe Carvalho emailed both of us asking if we have shots of buildings and dirty alleys that could contribute to the GITS project. We instantly thought of Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur and planned our journey to respective destinations a few weeks after.
Here are some shots of our journey. All shot taken with SONY A7.Digital Art, Digital Photography, Motion Graphics2014
We decided to create something as a tribute to Daft Punk - 'Something About Us'. After years of listening to it and still thinking that it is one of the best Daft Punk's song ever created. Watch it in HD
A project by 4NDO & Fizah Rahim.Art Direction, Motion Graphics, Typography2014
Majority of work produced at criticatv.com
fizahrahim.comAnimation, Art Direction, Motion Graphics2013
Client : Nitto
Creative Director : Xavier Oon
Art Director & Lead Designer : Fizah Rahim
Producer : Insyirah Abdullah
3D Modelers : Nicholas Poon, Victor Chen
3D Animators: Alvin Gunawan, Fizah Rahim, Nicholas Poon, Meechain Chong
Compositors : Fizah Rahim & Meechain Chong
Produced @ CRITICAArt Direction, Motion Graphics, Typography2013
A collaboration with awesome friends Carl Chua, 4ndo, Nark Sese and Kasey Albano. I would like to express my thanks to Aram & Ella for the opportunity to participate in this year's video for Graphika Manila.
Design & Illustration: Kasey Albano
Motion Graphics & Animation: Carl Chua, Nark Sese, Fizah Rahim & 4NDO
Music: Sol GalangAnimation, Graphic Design, Motion Graphics2013
I contacted Fluchewates upon hearing the news that he was in the hospital after collapsing during a shoot. Once he recovered from the incident, Fluchewates then compiled and mix songs that made him feel good to still be alive and well. The compilation is called #YOLO. He then asked me to do a cover for his mix. So here I present to you, #YOLO by Fluchewates.Art Direction, Graphic Design, Print Design2014
Lettering piece done for friends of mine, Lest & Farhan for their wedding card invitation. I sketched the letters with pencil, scanned and then proceeded with tracing the letters back using Illustrator.Calligraphy, Graphic Design, Typography2014
Various logo design from 2012-2013.Branding, Graphic Design, Icon Design2013
My Role: Styleframes, 3D Animator & AE Compositor
Produced at CRITICA (Singapore)Animation, Art Direction, Motion Graphics2013
My Role: Art Director & Lead AE Compositor
Produced at CRITICA (Singapore)Character Design, Illustration, Motion Graphics2013
Exec Producer: Ida Tan
Producer: Debajyoti Bose
Creative Director: Xavier Oon
Director, Art Director & Lead Compositor: Fizah Rahim
Producer: Insyirah Abdullah
Camera: Juffrie Friday
Cam Asst: Ivan Chong
Editor: Fizah Rahim
2D animators & 2D character: Fizah Rahim, Fil Ilmi, Khoo Siew May
Roto: Fil Ilmi, Siew May, Alice Chua, Kelly Lai
3D Modelers: Victor Chen, Brandon Chua, Lin Jing
3D Animators: Nicholas Poon, Linda Wong, Brandon Chua
3D Lighting and Rendering: Lin Jing, Nicholas Poon, Linda Wong
3D Tracking: Vickneswaran
Audio: Bells and Whistles
Director: Debajyoti Bose
Production: Mediascope Productions
Creative Director of Post: Xavier Oon
Art Director & Lead Compositor: Fizah Rahim
Producer: Insyirah Abdullah
2D animators: Fizah Rahim, Fil Ilmi, Khoo Siew May
Roto: Fil Ilmi, Siew May, Alice Chua, Kelly Lai
3D Modelers: Brandon Chua, Victor Chen
3D Animators: Brandon Chua, Nicholas Poon
3D Lighting and Rendering: Lin Jing, Nicholas Poon
3D Tracking: Brandon Chua
Audio: Bells and Whistles
Animation, Art Direction, Motion Graphics2013
My Role: Art Director, Styleframes & 3D Modeler
Produced at CRITICA (Singapore)Art Direction, Digital Art, Graphic Design2013
My Role: Art Director, Styleframes, 3D Animator & AE Compositor
Produced at CRITICA (Singapore)Art Direction, Branding, Motion Graphics2013
My Role: Art Director, Styleframes, 3D Animator & AE Compositor
Produced at CRITICA (Singapore)Animation, Art Direction, Motion Graphics2013
My Role: Art Director, Styleframes, 3D Animator & AE Compositor
Produced at CRITICA (Singapore)Art Direction, Computer Animation, Motion Graphics2013
My Role: Styleframes & AE Compositor
Produced at CRITICA (Singapore)Animation, Art Direction, Motion Graphics2013
Client : Nitto
Producer : Insyirah Abdullah
Art Director & Lead : Fizah Rahim
Design & Animation : Fizah Rahim, MeeChain Chong
Produced at CRITICA
Art Direction, Graphic Design, Motion Graphics2013
Client: Ubisoft Montreal
Produced at: huevisualab
Year: 2009
Direction & Art Direction: Kaism
Compositors: Kaism, Nasfi, Ando
3D Animators/Modelers: Wubin, CK Kong, Dista Syahputra
Logo Sequence Compositor & Animator: Fizah RahimAnimation, Art Direction, Motion Graphics2014
My Role: Lead AE Compositor
Produced at CRITICA (Singapore)Advertising, Art Direction, Motion Graphics2013
My Role: Art Director, Styleframes, Designer, Illustrator & Lead AE Compositor
Produced at CRITICA (Singapore)Art Direction, Character Design, Motion Graphics2013
My great friend Elyas and I always cheer each other up back when we were living in Kuala Lumpur. He would drive down to pick me up and we would make impulsive decisions to go to concerts, clubbing, hang out for coffee, taking random photos beside the highway or just listen to awesome playlist in his car. Ever since he moved to Melbourne and I to Singapore, we can't do the usual cheering up routine anymore so Elyas suggested that we create mix tapes of our favourite songs with the digital cd covers based on themes. Thus collaborative mix tapes by BrandNuYasz and Feistydoll was born.Art Direction, Graphic Design, Typography2012
A series of dolls illustrations personal project that I've done using pencil on paper.Drawing, Fashion, Illustration2012
Client: KLDW
Produced at: huevisualab
Year: 2009
Producers: Rozell Ng & Denise Tay
Creative Director: Joey Khor
Art Director: Kaism
Compositors: Kaism, Nasfi, Fizah Rahim
KLDW track Disclaimer: Timo Mass - Enter My WorldArt Direction, Motion Graphics, Typography2014


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Americans outgunned by Taleban's AK47s - Times Online
The future of the standard issue infantry rifle used by American troops in Afghanistan is under review amid concerns that it is the wrong weapon for the job.
With its light bullets the M4 rifle lacks sufficient velocity and killing power in long-range firefights, leaving US troops outgunned by the Taleban and their AK47 Kalashnikovs and the old Russian SVD sniper rifle.
The reassessment echoes the shooting lessons that Britain learnt in the 1839-1842 war in Afghanistan, when they discovered that their Brown Bess muskets could not reach sharpshooters firing heavier-calibre Jezzail flintlocks. The Russians, too, had problems when they occupied Afghanistan in the 1980s: their AK47s failed to match the Second World War bolt-action Lee-Enfield and Mauser rifles used by the Mujahidin.
The US experience, in contrast, was gleaned in Vietnam. The early standard rifle was the M14, which fired 7.62mm rounds but was judged to be too heavy in jungle warfare and was replaced by a lighter-firing rifle that became the M4.
British Forces face the same dilemma but the Ministry of Defence said yesterday that there was no plan to review the SA80A2 rifle...
So the M4 is outshot by the AK-47, which was outshot by the Lee Enfield, the solution is obvious. Go back to the Lee Enfield, and no need for any wussy short model either. And don't forget the bayonets...


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