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Bought this car in 01/2014, it is 7/24/2014 and had to do NOTHING, but an oil change,, ERROR FREE. love the sequential shift. this car handles GREAT in the snow,however the seats are UNCOMFORTABLE The transmission shifts HARD when you release gas at highway speeds, but this transmission
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2011 Toyota Camry Sedan LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
I recently purchased a 2011 Camry LE after driving a Jeep Liberty for 10 years - what a difference. I love jeep but decided I would try something more fuel efficient. So far I like the car - I'm not 'over the moon' about it because I'll always be an SUV girl - but it's a nice ride. Reviews tell me how dependable it is - and I'm hoping with the right snow tires - will go pretty good in the Pittsburgh snow.
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2011 Toyota Camry Sedan LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
Love this car. I drive aggressive and engine is quick from start and passing.
Handles well in city and quite on the highway - especially since replaced the factor tires which weren't that goo.
Drivers seat is very comfortable.
Good visibility.
Have had for 3 years and not a single issue.
I love the interior - it is super functional and easy to do everything.
I use the aux input for my iPAD and Sandisk MP3 player.
My Son has a Honda Accord (same year) and I like the Camry ride, handling, and interior much much better.
The Accord drives rougher and steers harder IMHO.
Tough to improve on this Camry.
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2011 Toyota Camry Sedan LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
I own 2011 Camry LE. I read a lot of reports from different sources but some are very good, other are very bad. Problems are VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL, SERVICE BRAKES HYDRAULIC,
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, POWER TRAIN, ABS SYSTEM. I really don't know which one are true or not. I am so worry about. I previously owned 1988 Camry LE and 2001 Camry LE. They are all very good. But 2011 Camry LE seems do has a lot of problems when I read reports. Anyone can tell me more about how this car. Thanks
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2011 Toyota Camry Sedan LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
I bought my 2011 Camry in July 2010.
I traded in a GMC Envoy for it, looking for reliability and affordable transportation.
In December of 2010, I let my stepdaughter take my car on a road trip from upstate NY to Maine.
She fell in love with my car and when she graduated from college, she bought her own.
Yesterday, my daughter and I went to our neighborhood Toyota dealer looking for her first gently-used vehicle and, without any influence from Mom, she said, "Do you think there are any Camry's in our price range?"
3 2011 Toyota Camry's are a part of our family now.
I think that says it all.
In the almost 5 years of owning mine, I have only had to replace the tires and rear brakes.
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2011 Toyota Camry Sedan LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
Let me just say, I am proud to say that I'm now in the third generation Toyota Camry, I absolutely love this car, not only because of it's reliability but it's comfort as well. I went from owing a 93 Camry to previously owing a 03 Camry. I just recently purchase my 2011 Toyota Camry and I've had for about a week now and it's living up to it's name. With 43,652 miles it's riding like brand new and it's got a smooth sound to it. As far as gas mileage I personally think the Camry gets great gas mileage on and off the highway.
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2011 Toyota Camry Sedan XLE 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
I've driven Honda Accords since 1990.
I bought this 2011 Camry LXE used at 36,000 miles. The Camry's driver's seat is hard (compared to the Honda).
I had to get a chair pillow for it.
The display is hard to read unless you're 16 yrs old & don't wear glasses.
The left wide mirror is in a bad place, blocks view of traffic on the left.
The NAV/rearview camera/radio unit, which the dealer installed, is practically unusable.
The sound quality is inferior.
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2011 Toyota Camry Sedan SE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
It seem like Toyota's quality sink recently, not like the late 90 models when it builds in Japan. My 2011 Camry had a some weir noises such as metal and panels when driving, with all windows up and sealed. Specially pass over some tough roads, the noise very uncomfortable. I am not sure is there any Camry out there had the same situation with my. But beside that's I am fine with the it.
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2011 Toyota Camry Sedan LE 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
I chose to buy a large sedan this time and based on recommendations went with 6th gen Camry with the updated engine and 6 speed auto.
I was tired of stiff ride of suvs and wanted to move away from that this time.
Boy am I glad I went with a camry.
Ride is plush, perfect for a 2 year old sleeping in the back.
Great gas mileage and very smooth.
Interior quality is not great but it's not bad either.
What really gets on my nerves is how these reviews now a days concentrate on sportiness and sporty ride.
If I wanted sportiness I would go with a sports car, this is a family car and drives as such, I won't race anyone or hit corners fast with a baby in the rear seat.
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2011 Toyota Camry Sedan 4dr Sedan (2.5L 4cyl 6M)
I purchased my 2011 Camry a little over a year ago and I currently have 37k miles on it. This car has been amazing. Great gas mileage, quiet interior-no road noise, rides smooth, very roomy on the inside. I love this car!!! This is my second Toyota-had a Rav 4 previously.
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- Title: Boy around New York
- Other Title: Boy meets 416 cousins.
- Creator(s): Hansen, Jim, 1921-1999, photographer
- Date Created/Published: 1959 June 19 (date added to Look's library)
- Medium: 27 photographic prints (contact sheets).
- Summary: Photographs show a young boy visiting New York City; arriving at John F. Kennedy International Airport; walking streets of Manhattan; riding the subway; at the train station; on the Empire State Building's observation deck; on the ferry to the Statue of Liberty; visiting a church; with Garry Moore on set of the Garry Moore Show. Includes the boy at Yankee Stadium; with Casey Stengel, Yogi Berra, and other baseball players; with sports announcer Red Barber on his television show; visiting with boxer Ingemar Johannsen. Also includes pictures of Tristram Coffin, father David Coffin, and sisters waiting for train at Princeton Junction, N.J.; mother packing Tristram's suitcase.
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Avoiding 'Truman Show' Moments
by Phil Leggiere on Feb 27, 2:45 PM
The proposition "If we build it they will come" is by now nearly universally recognized as a fallacy by marketers, as well as, nowadays, even most real estate developers. Unfortunately in many sectors of the online advertising world, where behavioral is all the buzz, another often unwarranted assumption has taken hold, namely that "If an ad is (apparently) relevant consumers will engage with it," regardless of how inappropriate or irrelevant the context of the page it runs on. The latest survey on consumer attitudes toward privacy, advertising and related matters from Burst Media is a useful reality check on that ...
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Welcome To OMMA Behavioral
by Steve Smith on Feb 25, 11:30 AM
Once again, tomorrow at OMMA Behavioral we assemble the leading thinkers and practitioners of the online audience targeting arts. Almost two years ago we started this series wondering whether the ad world really needed a show devoted to a specific model of digital targeting. Yet the need for a BT gathering was evident at that first event. We so overwhelmed the Yale Club that people were filling the balcony. On both coasts now, OMMA Behavioral has grown, because there's an acute need to discuss, in a focused way, behavioral tracking techniques, and the special issues of complexity and privacy that ...
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The Big Mommy Shift
by Steve Smith on Feb 20, 12:30 PM
Something happens to parents on or around the time their kids turn 12. Most of us know intuitively that we are dealing with a different kind of sentient near-adult by this point, and the sheer terror of parenting a teen must kick in some kind of special defense mechanism. But the change is not only in the way we relate to our kids. Our children's move into that next scary stage of their lives also triggers different media consumption behaviors in us. As we drill deeper into social networks and watch more carefully how people gather information online, the behaviors ...
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Tearing Down the (Data) Walls
by Phil Leggiere on Feb 18, 5:15 PM
Behavioral targeting is driven by the premise that by paying attention to how people express their interests and needs, brands can connect and communicate more relevantly with the people who most want to hear what they want to say. Unfortunately, advertisers and publishers too often artificially limit their ability to do just that by confining their definition of "behavior" to a single dimension (clicks) in a single channel, online. Key to taking advertising targeting beyond its current silos is to pay attention to another, currently poorly followed or completely ignored, component of behavior: how media, all media, is consumed, argues ...
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FTC Guidelines: Drilling The Details
by Steve Smith on Feb 13, 11:30 AM
A day after the Federal Trade Commission issued its revised guidelines for managing privacy concerns in behaviorally targeted advertising, industry figures are starting to weigh in and pore over details.
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Voice: The Once (and Future?) Killer App
by Phil Leggiere on Feb 11, 4:15 PM
At the moment the tantalizing (but somewhat elusive) promise of a take-off for mobile advertising pivots, in the minds of many, around the iPhone and other data-rich smart phones. While the industry has been mostly focused on trying to scale mobile Web banner and text ads, Apptera has staked its claim to a less beaten track, one where there aren't so many obstacles. "There are five BILLION cell phones on the planet and every single one of them has voice," says Randy Haldeman, the company's CMO.
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Conversation As Behavior
by Steve Smith on Feb 6, 1:45 PM
Behavioral targeting technologies can extrapolate from raw usage data and patterns a remarkable amount of implied information about a consumer's intent and mindset. It cannot tell us much about what people really are thinking during their interactions with a Web site or a brand online. For that, you really need to talk to people as they traverse your site.
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Deepening The Dialogue
by Phil Leggiere on Feb 4, 3:30 PM
It took brands a long time to acknowledge the existence of consumers as autonomous entities with voices of their own, as opposed to focus group "subjects" filling in the lines of scripts. Though most brands today have crossed that threshold intellectually, few have actually figured out what to do about it. A few are attempting to open up new ways in which consumers can not only speak about -- but TO and WITH -- the brand, as collaborators. One of the most interesting initiatives along these lines is Chrysler's Customer Advisory Board, a "collaborative community" developed by Passenger.
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SAN ANTONIO -- An agreement to facilitate increased international cargo trade between the United States and Mexico was signed by Mexico's Secretary of Communications and Transportation, D. Aaron Dychter, Assistant Secretary of Transportation and officials representing the Port of San Antonio.The signing ceremony took place at the Plaza San Antonio Hotel courtyard, the site of another international trade milestone, the signing of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) more than 10 years ago.
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Posted by: Marshall on Nov-12-13 3:42 PM (EST) Category: Paddles
-- Last Updated: Nov-16-13 6:51 PM EST --This upcoming weekend I have a couple of days free to try out new paddles from Lendal North America.
The Storm in both straight shaft and modified crank shaft.
The new Cadence in straight shaft
I had the chance to use the Storm a bit at a trade show and was impressed. The Cadence is completely new to me. While I could pester the designers, their take is a little biased towards their baby, so I'm putting the question out there to see if anyone else has some on water time with the new Storm? Observations?
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I'll start off with the straight shaft Storm. I'll post an review on it after a day's paddling (http://wp.me/pFgdM-tF). | ||
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The Carter Burden Gallery is pleased to announce three new exhibitions, Recent Paintings and Recent Prints, Sheila Schwid and Rifka Milder, Woven Women, Collages by Ellen Wallenstein and On the Wall, Michael Filan opening February 19, 2015 with a reception from 6 – 8 PM. The nonprofit Gallery highlights re-emerging professional artists who are increasingly being overlooked for exhibiting their work, due to age. The exhibitions run through March 12th at 548 West 28th Street in New York City. The Gallery hours are Tuesday-Friday, 11am-5pm, Saturday 11am-6pm.
Sheila Schwid's paintings will be exhibited with recent prints made by her daughter, Rifka Milder. Schwid's paintings are based on observation, reaction and interpretation of New York City urban street scenes, through the lens of visual reflection. The reflected shapes become abstract elements in realistic scenes, creating visual tension that is simultaneously familiar and mysterious.
Sheila Schwid is originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She received her B.A. from the University of Omaha in English Literature, and attended the Art Center College, formerly known as Art Center School in Los Angeles, in 1956. She first moved to New York City in 1959, then to Puerto Rico and Ohio, before returning to New York permanently in 1965. In 1970 she settled in the artists' community Westbeth, where she continues to live and paint and draw. Sheila Schwid has exhibited extensively in group and solo shows, including the New York City 10th Street Galleries in 1959-60. In 1973 she was in the "Women Chose Women" exhibition at the New York Cultural Center, for which her work was reviewed by Roslyn Drexler in the Sunday, New York Times. In addition to having curated several shows, her work is held in many private collections. Website: sheilaschwid.com
Rifka Milder is showing recent monotypes for her first exhibition at the Carter Burden Gallery. Milder's prints will be exhibited with recent paintings made by her mother, Sheila Schwid. Milder has been a painter for the majority of her career; her monotypes enter a new territory that relate to her colorful paintings. The process of working on monotypes offers her a new method to investigate color in an unpredictable way. With each application, Milder's combinations create new colors.
Rifka Milder is originally from New York City, where she continues to live and work. She received her B.F.A. from California Institute of the Arts. Milder has exhibited internationally and nationally in solo and group shows, including at the Isabel Ignacio Galeria de Arte in Sevilla, Spain, the De Witt Wijnen in Gouda, Holland, the Gallery at the Preserve in Rockefeller State Park, Westbeth Gallery, and Merge Gallery. Her 2007 solo show was reviewed in Art In America. Isthmus Pictures and Sound recently published a suite of ten of her monoprints. Website: rifkamilder.com
Ellen Wallenstein's first solo show at the gallery will feature collages that were created during her artist residency at the Carter Burden/Leonard Covello Senior Program from May-June 2014. Wallenstein has been using art historical subject matter for over 30 years. In her collages, she weaves portraits and then combines them with other faces, crossing centuries. These familiar, art historical women are recreated into new and exciting images. The exhibited works feature a cross section of the 150 collages Wallenstein created.
Ellen Wallenstein is a New York City based photographer and book arts artist. She received her M.F.A. in photography from Pratt Institute and her B.A. in art history from SUNY at Stony Brook. Wallenstein is the recipient of numerous awards, including a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship. She has exhibited extensively in numerous solo and group exhibitions including Opus for Anne, a one-person show at the Abrons Art Center of the Henry Street Settlement. A book of her photographs "Respecting My Elders" was published last year featuring portraits of people over 80 who have affected the American Culture. Website: ellenwallenstein.com
For his first show at the Gallery, Michael Filan will be featured in the installation space, On the Wall. Filan will create 12 works, one each day, beginning 12 days before the show opening. The process will allow him to explore his artist's voice and vision through different lenses. Filan will reframe his practice by visually responding to everyday activities. Together these pieces will reflect on memories of a place of reverence.
Michael Filan, originally from Brooklyn, and is an abstract painter based in New York City. Filan received his B.F.A. and Masters from Pratt Institute, and attended the Art Students League in New York City. Filan is the recipient of several awards, grants, and fellowships. Filan cites a grant from the Bronx Council of the Arts for studio space in 1983 as crucial to his development as an artist. He has received five fellowships from the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Filan has shown his work in numerous solo and group shows, including the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Museum and the Bronx Museum of the Arts. His work is held in several public and corporate collections, including the Pfizer Corporation, Colgate Palmolive, the Borough of Manhattan Community College, and Sally Bingham. Website: michaelfilan.com
Located in Chelsea, the Carter Burden Gallery is a program of the Carter Burden Center designed to give a voice to New York City's re-emerging older professional artists. The Carter Burden Center is a non-profit agency established in 1971 by the late Carter Burden when he was a New York City Councilman. The mission is to promote the well-being of older adults through a continuum of services, advocacy and volunteer programs oriented to individual, family and community needs. To learn more about The Carter Burden Center and its programs, visit www.carterburdencenter.org.
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Josh Thomson talks with the media at UFC on FOX 12 in San Jose about his near retirement and the rigors of preparing for his fight with Bobby Green. read news >>
Vitor Belfort tested positive for elevated levels of testosterone in the random Nevada Athletic Commission drug test he underwent in February, and he has decided to explain the result. Removed from a UFC title fight with Chris Weidman due to a positive drug test result, Belfort said the only reason why he failed the test is because he changed his treatment routine a day before the random test. "I was doing a hormonal treatment and they asked for to do a drug test as if I were any other person," read news >>
I'll start this article with a confession: I have higher hopes for mixed martial arts in Latin America than I do East Asia, at least as far as the next 10 years is concerned. Ultimately, it's all conjecture, but Latin America does seem poised for growth, if not imminent than eventual. Large swathes of the region have experienced middle class growth, thus raising the purchasing power of the average consumer and raising the limits on what's possible for the entrepreneur. Key portions of the region read news >>
They didn't fall? Inconceivable!... The Bellator PPV numbers are in and they're much higher than anyone expected. For most the expected buy rate for Bellator's first PPV was somewhere between 35-50,000, with anything over that being considered a pretty big win all around. The idea of pulling anywhere near 100,000 was largely thought of as a pipe dream. Something that only the WEC and Affliction had been able to come close to, and those companies were buoyed by rosters of top talent fighting in t read news >>
In a UFC context, the wattage doesn't get much higher than Jon Jones. So it doesn't get much hotter than a Jon Jones fight, and that's what happens Saturday at UFC 172 when he defends his light heavyweight title against Glover Teixeira. But wait! There's more. No, it's true. There are actually 10 fights on the card. Weird, I know. But the full slate at UFC 172 is stacked. There are great veterans and some great up-and-comers, too. Here are three fighters in the latter category that you should ke read news >>
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Fleur & Manu's latest video for everyone's favourite ex-goth Skrillex is a bit of a repetitive tale. It takes the form of a mulleted dropout failing to get a loan from his bank, and then having to relive the painful experience again and again, Groundhog Day-style until he loses his shit completely and the whole thing descends into a cross-dressing, semi-naked musical. There are some great hairy backs thrown into the mix too. With a synopsis like that how could you resist?
Four years after first discovering Daniel Swan's website he's still not bothered to put any work on it. There's just a 3D-rendered glittery keyring that bears his name and serves as his calling card. He's a confident man! Still, when you're producing work as good as Daniel, you can afford to be confident. Last time we had him up on the site he had collaborated with David Rudnick on an incredible desert apocalypse for RL Grime, and this latest offering for Django Django is no less impressive.
In response to a "critical graphic design" brief from their tutor at Central Saint Martins, graphic design students Ellen Mercer and Lucy Streule spliced together a tonne of clips and heartfelt scenes where movie characters let each other know, "FYI I'm a graphic designer."
There's always a frenzy of opinions around the Oscars, as Michael Hogan Tweeted this morning: "It's all happening over on the #oscars hashtag, if you're interested in people who can't type properly quacking on about film awards." But amid all the polarised bickering and the dress-sense-rating bitchiness, it's nice to remember the sheer amount of skill and craft that went into all the nominated films. Crane.tv has produced an interesting series which focuses on the lesser-appreciated talents who make the movie industry what it is, the most impressive of which focuses on the Whiplash sound mixer Thomas Curley. He got the nod from the Academy this year and it's super interesting to hear him talk about the challenges of working on a film which is all about drumming, and so sound is critically important to the overall artistic effect.
We're always interested in what Los Angeles-based artist and illustrator Geoff McFetridge has been up to. A video of him talking about making a bike sounded especially promising, but a video of him talking about making a "totally absurd" ocean-going bike? Swoon.
Good lord, I haven't OMGd this hard since…possibly since anything this big and Blur-related happened last time, maybe with the release of Under the Westway, maybe when I sweatily, heart-in-mouthedly (be cool Gosling!) met Damon Albarn in a Foyles book shop. As anyone who's been on any form of social media in the last hour will know, during a lovely long live Facebook chat with Zane Lowe this morning it was announced that Blur have recorded a new album, called The Magic Whip (their first full-length release in 12 years) revealing the very cool artwork in The Sun of all places this morning.
From LSD, Michael Paul Smith learned that he "didn't have to go to foreign lands to meet foreign people." This realisation informed what he went on to dedicate his life to – creating tiny, perfect model depictions of the 20th Century, mapped out in his miniature town Elgin Park.
Portland-based archaeologist Cameron Smith has a dream; a dream that has little to do with his chosen career path. Unable to join NASA because of his poor eyesight, Cameron's dedicated the past few years of his life to engineering an affordable space suit that'll enable the wearer to venture outside Earth's atmosphere for the tiny sum of $5,000. He and his crack team of amateurs and enthusiasts are working tirelessly to get their project off the ground and into the cosmos. Why, you ask? Because they're rebels – simple as!
"My name is Matthew Frost and I make hilarious short films about famous people mostly." So begins this excellent video profile of the brilliant British filmmaker but we'd go even further – his name's Matthew Frost and he makes hilarious short films about famous people better than anyone else out there (from Kirsten Dunst and Lizzie Caplan to Jessica Chastain and Cate Blanchett).
Maybe it's because I spent all day Saturday watching Beatles documentaries, or maybe it's because I'm feeling emotional and loving after a big lunch, but this is great. If you had told anyone five years ago that Rihanna, Kanye and Paul would team up with fashion photography powerhouse Inez and Vinoodh to create a music video, no one would have believed you. But, it's happened. Sure Brandon Stosuy from Pitchfork just referred to it on Twitter as a GAP commercial, but I think maybe it's stronger than that. When the collaboration was first announced I expected them to accompany it with a mindbendingly expensive blockbuster video à la Justin Timberlake's What Goes Around…Comes Around complete with a car chase. But no, it's stripped back, fashionable, kinda soppy and watchable. Well done Inez and Vinoodh, you've made this almost farcical musical trio somewhat more believable.
Promoting a city or area is a tricky thing to get right. Too earnest, and you look boring; too edgy and you risk alienating families, and those of a sensitive disposition. How about going for just downright peculiar then? And a surreal cast of wooden figures?
Today is one of those weird dates in the calendar that means a lot to some people, and almost nothing to everybody else. Transfer Deadline Day is the final 24 hours that football clubs are allowed to buy players before the summer, and over recent years a weird mania has built up every time it rolls around (culminating last year in the bizarre spectacle of a Sky Sports News reporter having a purple sex toy waggled in his ear).
If you're prone to being envious of impossibly beautiful creative people living dreamy lives in perpetually sunny places, I would advise you to look away now. We already knew Petra Collins was a dab hand at documenting the pleasures and perils of teenage life through her photography, but as this new film commissioned by COS and picked up on by Dazed Digital aptly demonstrates, she's not bad at filmmaking either. Drive Time sees Petra douse life in Los Angeles with the same compelling potion that her photographs do, as she films her friends Cherry Glazerr front woman Clementine Creevy, photographer Autumn de Wilde and her daughter Arrow, artists Erin and Sam Falls and producer Asma Maroof wandering dreamily around the city, musing sweetly on the art scene there. It's hazy and sun-soaked and plays into the hands of all the best cliches Hollywood entertains. Which, from time to time, is precisely what you need.
"I think an artist is never happy with their work. Occasionally you make a mark that you like but that's a good thing because you're still aiming higher than you can physically attain." This lovely line comes from the latest One Minute Wonder video profile, featuring the inimitable Sir Peter Blake. The short-but-sweet snapshots from Dutch agency Present Plus are among the best creative films out there, managing to pack enough insight into 60 seconds to give you a great introduction to the subject but also leave you hungry for more. I hadn't actually been to the site for a while but I was delighted to find a raft of great new profiles, including Sam Bompas, Lucy McRae, Matilda Tristram and Craig Ward.
John Nolan may have the coolest job title on earth, described as he is as "a designer and creator of robots." An animatronics expert who's worked on a whole heap of blockbusters (from Harry Potter and Hellboy to Where The Wild Things Are and Clash Of The Titans), John was the go-to guy when Poke and directorial team The Theory wanted to do something pretty special to promote Here East, a new maker space on the site of the Olympic Park in east London.
Coronus, The Terminator is the latest single from Flying Lotus, taken from the album You're Dead! As the album title suggests, it's a moody, atmospheric tune, backed up by an equally heavyweight video. The five minute epic comes courtesy of Young Replicant and Pulse films and follows a dying man through his last minutes on Earth, hovering between conscious and unconscious worlds, battling the demons of his past before he moves into the next world.
There are a lot of people talking about this documentary. It's something of a whirlwind 12 minutes in which Guardian writer Kieran Yates and director Marcus Plowright immerse themselves in one of London, or perhaps the world's most intriguing, exciting countercultures: Muslim drag queens. Through east London bedrooms and the back seats of taxis we are led into the world of men whose lives revolve around transforming into women and performing in increasingly packed-out drag clubs across the country. Kieran, who originally pitched this idea to The Guardian, kindly allowed us to ask her some questions on what is a small but phenomenally informative and powerful short.
For all the fashion world's beauty and prestige – both in the clothes and those who wear them – it really can be a little daft sometimes. In fashion films in particular the seriousness, the peculiar facial expressions and the melodrama are rife for a gentle, affectionate ribbing: a route that director Danny Sangra took in his refreshing and brilliant Fashion Creatives film for Mercedes-Benz, A Fistful of Wolves.
"Each film is a roll of the dice. You don't know what you're going to get," says Fred Wiseman, director of the brilliant new film National Gallery rather philosophically, chatting to The Telegraph's Mark Hudson at the film's screening in its titular home last week.
Simon Porte Jacquemus is a Paris-based, self-taught designer who started his label at 19. He cites "off" taste and juvenile humour as inspiration for his clothes, and each collection has a narrative through not only the fabrics and colour-ways but a sense of identity, place and character. Simon works with filmmaker and photographer Bertrand le Pluard on the films and lookbooks.
Self-taught artist Jesse Kanda makes dystopian, macabre films made up of distorted images of alien car crashes, dancing dead babies and everything in between. You'll no doubt have seen his work on the brilliant and now ubiquitous cover for FKA Twigs' LP1.
Whether in the art world or in the tabloids, the Turner Prize has no small amount of artistic baggage to schlep about from year to year. As such, creating designs around the awards ceremony itself is something not to be treated either too flippantly or with too much deference to its heritage, a bridge crossed very deftly indeed in the promotional video by Why Not Associates for this year's Channel Four Turner Prize broadcast.
Scott Carthy only graduated from Kingston University's Graphic Design course last summer, but the 22-year-old Irish creative looks like he has a very big 2015 in front of him if the first week is anything to go by. Uploaded just seven days ago, Scott's new film Litefeet has racked up thousands of views and been featured on many of the leading creative blogs around. The film – which follows New York subway dancers against the backdrop of a city-wide crackdown on their activities – is the follow-up to 1050.6© Scott's first look at the same issue which we featured back in May.
Ever wondered what your furniture gets up to when you're out the house? All sorts of naughtiness, if the video for Dan Deacon's Feel the Lightning is to be believed. Directed by Andrew Jeffrey Wright, we see a pair of mischievous armchairs get up to no good; defacing pictures, knocking sweeties all over the shop and learning about sex, then practising it. The party might be over for most of us, but not for these sneaky seats, who are joined in their revelry by a book about colours and shapes, which apparently parps the contents of his pages into being, resulting in a glorious carnival of dancing and brightly-hued frivolity. And like only the most meticulously planned (and lucky) teenage house parties, everything is perfectly back in order once the master of the house returns home. Almost…
Lernert & Sander's brilliance lies in their ability to see a brief from a point of view that manages to be both really obvious and completely novel at the same time. So when the Dutch artists and directors were commissioned by 3.1 Phillip Lim to promote their new shoe range, they went back to basics and realised that footwear, in essence, is all about feet. They then tracked down and interviewed four of the world's leading foot models, pedicured professionals who have stood in for the likes of Brad Pitt, Sarah Jessica Parker and Madonna in the past.
Some video directors like to head straight to the lyrics of a song for inspiration. The lyrics of Tom Rosenthal's song Watermelon are as follows: "It's watermelon time, I said boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. It's watermelon time, I said boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. It's watermelon time, I said boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. It's watermelon time, I said boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. It's a fruit based love." It only seems fitting then that the video accompaniment to this tune is footage of a man in an extremely well-crafted watermelon suit, bounding around the British countryside willy-nilly. Hats off to Sidd Khajuria, Ben Elwyn, Nathan Jones, and Tom Rosenthal himself for keeping things simple, with fantastic results.
A little while back we wrote about this very cool music video directed by Sophia Bennett Homes for Frankie Cosmos, in which Frankie dances dreamily around her Justin Bieber-bedecked bedroom in the guise of a teenage girl, and generally makes us wish we were 14 again. Happily this led us to Sophia's website, where we found enough projects to justify the creation of a fully-fledged fan club in Sophia's honour. We're hoping for badges, dedicated Tumblrs, hand-drawn T-shirts and weekly meetings.
The secluded French port of Le Havre is a very particular place. Closed off by barriers, it is staffed solely by men, and jobs there are strictly only passed on from father to son. All of which made it the perfect backdrop for artist JR's contribution to the Women Are Heroes project, which saw him collaborate with the dockers to create a huge image of a woman's eyes on a 363-metre long container ship.
With our leftovers lunches and biro-stained jeans, we don't feel overly confident as experts in "modern luxury." One man who is, however, is Johannes Torpe, creative director of slick Danish brand Bang & Olufsen. A hilarious and rather surreal new short directed by Bo Mirosseni plays on Johannes' luxury savvy to rather comical effect, pitting him as a sort of cool saving grace for a less-than-cool entrepreneur frantically trying to prepare a speech for the International Luxury Conference.
Coming up with new ways of doing things is pretty hard, especially in our culture of instant gratification where we're bored within 30 seconds if it doesn't make us gasp in amazement. So when I saw Stark Films' video for FontFont, I was bowled over by the imagination used to inject some fun and flair into their launch of new online typefaces.
It's pretty rare that I give two hoots about dubstep/trap/beats as a musical genre – my dancing sucks and I'm never anything but awkward in a club. But – and this is a big but – stick some slamming bass over sci-fi visuals and I can't get enough of that stuff. Daniel Swan and David Rudnick's latest collaboration is exactly that; a brutal mix of intense beats, wailing synth and some incredibly futuristic wartime visuals. There's a swarm of stealth jets, laser-equipped helicopters and a seriously badass tank. It's like being in the thick of the best computer game you've not yet had the chance to play. Nice!
With its shadowy narrative, a disquieting undertone of suggested violence and sexuality and unflinching portraiture, the stunning new video for Danish band Iceage's solemn and equally uncomfortable song Against the Moon is a fantastically haunting apportion of film noir tropes.
It's generally accepted that society gets the celebrities it deserves, that fame doesn't just happen and we have to understand why certain people get put on a pedestal. Nowhere is this more interesting than in the case of Ron Jeremy, the world's most recognisable porn star. Recently Ron went to Sydney to promote a new rum that bears his name, and filmmakers Ingvar Kenne and Cameron Gray were given full access to him for 48 hours, travelling in his stretched Hummer to various parties whose organisers had applied on Facebook to have him turn up.
It's fair to say that at some point towards the end of last year we reached peak process video, subsumed by a wave of formulaic offerings that were neither interesting nor exciting. So when we came across this new film from Aesop, slightly pompously called The Guild of Artisans it didn't quicken our pulses. But in actual fact beyond the title, this is a rare example of a process film that's well worth a watch. The promo "pay respects to materials frequently employed in Aesop spaces" and although there's one or two things we've seen before, the moody imagery is brilliantly shot and there's a few moments which set the teeth on edge. Anyone planning a craft process film in the near future take note; this is how it should be done!
This year, before the fire at the Glasgow School of Art, Frieze travelled up to the city to speak to some its most integral artists and curators about the nature of Glaswegian creativity. From the community "come one, come all" vibes of the 1970s, to the work inspired by the flattening of the tenements to make way for high-rise blocks, these wise talking heads portray a tough city of freedom and spontaneity, underlined with a brutal sadness from times when things weren't too great. They speak of the time Allen Ginsberg came to town, the wonder of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the gallery boom of the 1990s, and the appeal of the grand buildings in Glasgow with their sweeping staircases and enormous, trademark bay windows providing such beautiful white, Scottish light.
Remember that incredible Action Bronson music video that saw him tearing down a highway in the style of Easy Rider? Well the director, Tom Gould, is back with some more sound and vision to get you going today. For his latest piece, Tom ventured into a well-known strip club in New Zealand called LAS VEGAS, which happens to be the oldest in the country. Rather than making a run-of-the-mill gritty doc about an old club in decay, Tom decided to concentrate on a curious story within the establishment by way of Adrian, the DJ at the nightclub who has worked there for over 40 years. The clincher? Adrian strictly refers to himself as the "Sound & Lighting Technician," and is something of an eccentric, wizened old man with a good story to tell. Intrigued? See for yourself.
"Family is like a soup, everyone adds an extra scoop, mix an ounce of smiles so sweet, a dash of cool to add the heat and you've got….too many cooks!" So goes the lyrics for a theme-tune to what looks like a 1980s/90s family sitcom à la Third Rock From The Sun or Home Improvement. It's actually the latest work of the lords of online comedy, Adult Swim. This insane new infomercial is a homage to the opening credits of yore, featuring smiling children and chino-donning dads smiling and tossing baseballs at a seemingly unexpected camera.
Describing himself as a 'stuffmaker', Mac Premo is a Washington DC-born, trilby-sporting collagist, animator, commercial director and carpenter. For a man with a name that sounds a bit like a burger chain ice-cream sundae, he's really not done too badly. His fascinating, genre-spanning practice and semblance as an all-round good guy has now been brought to life in a charming film by Bas Berkhout, which is so beautifully shot that every frame could stand alone as a documentary snap of Mac's life.
Just when Dark Igloo had surpassed all of our expectations with Bored Game, a parody of every Christmas board game advert ever made combined into one super film presented by a creepy wizard, they've come back with This is GIPHY, an of-the-moment news report about the state of the online world. The only way to enjoy it is to allow yourself to be completely bamboozled by a talking dog with a penchant for basketball, a man wearing a pizza going over the weather report (which is actually a report on the state of the Giphy homepage) and a rapid exchange of GIFs so prolific and so great that you've probably already emailed them to a workmate at some point or other. Those Dark Igloo guys are completely and utterly nuts, and we love, LOVE them for it.
London's a little greyer now one of our favourite illustrators Jean Jullien is trying out a new life across the pond in New York. Luckily for us his agent Handsome Frank grabbed him for a little while before he scooted off and made this lovely little film about his work. It seems we always talk about Jean, but to see him draw and actually speak honestly about his practice is a true joy.


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A versatile procedure for the identification, description and quantification of structural similarity in molecular crystals
Gelbrich, Thomas and Hursthouse, Michael B. (2005) A versatile procedure for the identification, description and quantification of structural similarity in molecular crystals. CrystEngComm, 7, (53), 324-336. (doi:10.1039/b502484f).
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A method is described for the identification of similar "supramolecular constructs" (sub-components of complete crystal structures) of 0-, 1- or 2-dimensionality in different crystal structures of specific molecules ( polymorphs) or crystal structures of similar molecules ( families) and of 3-dimensionality in isostructural assemblies. A computer program, XPac, has been developed to enable a convenient application of the method, and procedures for the quantification of similarity relationships are proposed. The method is demonstrated and discussed on the basis of a number of case studies. It has been found that supramolecular constructs of different dimensionality are frequent and, therefore, likely to be important features in the consideration of nucleation, crystal growth and polymorphism.
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ISSNs: | 1466-8033 (print) |
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Keywords: | organic-crystals, structure prediction, isostructurality, classification, polymorphism, phase, acid |
Subjects: | T Technology > TP Chemical technology Q Science > QA Mathematics > QA76 Computer software |
Divisions: | University Structure - Pre August 2011 > School of Chemistry |
ePrint ID: | 20809 |
Date Deposited: | 28 Feb 2006 |
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Feline Felon Caught Smuggling Escape Tools Into Brazilian Prison
Taking "cat burglar" to a whole new level.
Taking "cat burglar" to a whole new level.
Here's shocking video from Kent of a thug swinging a cat around by its tail. The cat's owner reports that the Mowgli has physically recovered, but remains traumatized. Let's hope they catch this guy and swing HIM around upside-down for a while. (via reddit.com) View Media ›
I'd hate to see what this cat would do to a stuffed Garfield. (via viralmixtape.com) Watch Video ›
Watch a cat walk around with a paper bag on its head. Watch Video ›
Stop washing that cat! View Image ›
You'll be shocked. You'll be horrified. You'll be amazed. You'll never look at cats the same way again after you see this video of a man loving his cat with paddles and the cat obviously loving it back. Watch Video ›


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We launched leggings! Step into a world of individuality.
The best advice can come from the strangest places. It's up to you to take it or leave it.
that worm is truly made of…bones! Sing along my friend…! love it !
fabulous work .. would love to see this in my group Mystical Magical Creatures