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A banker whose £1m Hyde Park home was almost stolen from under his nose by fraudsters today told of his shock at the "audacious and sophisticated" scam.
Reports of the death of Aleksandr the Meerkat may have been greatly exaggerated. The rumour of the week in ad land is that comparison website Compare The Market is considering whether to end its hit advertising campaign, featuring the crazy Russian meerkat with his "Simples!" catchphrase.
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American technology giant Google is set to confirm its UK headquarters move to King's Cross in a matter of days.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has launched a new personalised search tool, called Graph Search, which has the potential to be a major breakthrough for the world's biggest social networking website and could pose a threat to Google.
16 January 2013
Social media behemoth Facebook today announced at a "mystery event" that it is creating its own search engine.
15 January 2013
North Korea's citizens "will be better off with more cellphones and an active internet" and the secretive regime should invest in that by putting its nuclear missile programme on hold.
09 January 2013
In a major victory for Google Inc, US regulators yesterday ended their investigation into the giant Internet company and concluded that it had not manipulated its web search results to hurt rivals.
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iPhone users can at last find their way after Google last night launched its Maps app for the Apple phone.
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Archos launches 97 Titanium HD, a tablet with killing display
Archos is a well know brand in USA and in last few years, they have launched a lot of good Android tablets. The last tablet they launched was the Archos 80 Cobalt, and today they are back with another one which is known as Archos 97 Titanium HD. It is under Archos Elements brand, and its most amazing feature is a display with resolution of 2048×1536, impressive, no?
Well, it's running on Android 4.1 featuring a Dual Core ARM Cortex A9 running at 1.6 GHz with a Quadcore Mali 400 GPU, a 5MP camera on the back and 2MP on front for video chatting, 1GB RAM, and the display is a 9.7 inches retina IPS screen.
The tablet seems really good, although release date and price is unknown at the moment, though we hope to hear it soon. So, are you interested in this tablet? Share your thoughts with us in the comment box below.
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come in lower than the nexus 10 price and they could be on to a winner.
I agree and I'm interested, mainly because I think the Android development community would be interested and might have a field day (I mean that in a good way) with this iPad doppleganger.
My earlier Archos 70 internet tablet still has the time killing Android 2.2 Phone OS, thanks to the world famous Archos after sales. People beware!
How is this any different than the CUBE U9GT V, or the CHUWI V99 which has the same retina display but a 2 meg camera
Looks too much like an iPad mini. They would be sued in to time.
They might be sued but they would win. Archos made tablets before Apple made any i products at all. Also it carefully avoids the "Trade Dress" of the iPad.
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2.2 Phone OS, thanks to the world famous Archos after sales. People
beware!"I must say the same: Never, never a product from Archos again. Very bad software they can`t fix and no support at all. Do not buy Archos. Be aware!
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Wasn't a great place. Pretty good chips and queso. Very tight seating for big party. Food was pedestrian at best.
Watch football game at bar with happy hour prices. Try the mini tacos (gringas).
This is the fifth Miguel's location we've been to. Coming in the door we have decided not to return to this one. It's crowded and their white sauce is not up to par with the rest of them.
Went here for a friend's birthday -- EXCELLENT: service, food, and HELLO white sauce!
Best time Taco Tuesday after 9pm you get the patio to yourself, awesome view, perfect setting for a date. Sangrias are delicious. Will be re-visiting again.
The white sauce...draws you back here, unfortunately the dinner entree were average at best.
Try the French Margarita - this place has great drinks and great food - although the staff should step it up I would give them 4 out of 5 stars.
Just had dinner here last week with a bunch of friends and it was fabulous as usual! Also, noticed they have redecorated the entire inside and it looks amazing! You have to check it out next time you
Their french margarita is delish....and their skinny margaritas r good too and don't make ya feel as guilty!!
Ask to sit out on the upstairs patio, order a shrimp burrito and enjoy the white sauce.
Home of the world-famous jalapeno white sauce, Miguel's is San Diego's favorite Mexican restaurant experience. Now in 5 locations throughout the county. Find Miguel's online at brigantine.com
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I am writing this review in March of 2014. I've owned my Sienna since it was new. I now have over 250,000 miles on my van. It has given me little problem over the years. I purchase 90,000 mile/warranty Michelin tires, and they usually wear unevenly and need replacing before they hit 50,000. This is with regular alignments & tire rotations done at the same time I have the oil changed at 5,000 miles. Other than this, the van has given me little problem. I've been very happy with my van
Reliability in the mechanics as well as the body and interior. Even with all these miles on the van, the seats still look almost new.
Finding and fixing the issue with the unusual tire wear. Nobody seems to know why this is happening, and I've even spoken with an alignment technician who owns a 2006 Sienna just like mine except another color, who says that he is going through tires about every 15,000 miles! He cannot figure out why this is either.
2006 Toyota Sienna LE 8-Passenger 4dr Minivan (3.3L 6cyl 5A)
I bought my 06 Sienna new and have had many electronic issues. Radio went out within the first week, followed by airbag sensors. The brakes had to be replaced at 30k. I have 93k and have had the tires replaced three times. This van is a great driving vehicle but it is simply too expensive to maintain. Now my AC has gone out for a 2nd time. It was a $1200 bill the first time and I am praying it will be covered for this repair. I will never own another Toyota and my Sienna will be gone soon. Going American all the way from now on.
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All electronics, wears out tires and brakes too easily
2006 Toyota Sienna LE 8-Passenger 4dr Minivan (3.3L 6cyl 5A)
We've been driving our van for about 4 years now. We got the 8 passenger model to accommodate our family of 4 and if needed another family of 4. That has worked out superb. The only drawback is the lack of armrests in the middle row had we gone with the 7 passenger model. We put aftermarket leather (well worth It) and all weather mats (we bought mfr, but there are other good mats at a better value). The van has a ton of power and I've never felt like I'm driving a van, I like the ride and the 12 cup/bottle holders around the van. Automatic door on passengers side only is nice but not necessary. Maintenance has been minimal LOF and milestones, no issues. Got new tires at 55K miles.
Handling and power
Middle row arm rests on seats.
2006 Toyota Sienna LE 8-Passenger 4dr Minivan (3.3L 6cyl 5A)
Decent vehicle as far as Minivans are concerned. But build quality is in question. Minor rattles (Dealer said it was normal). My sliding door motor crapped out after 6 months. Then when it was replaced I can hear it straining to close now. In 2008 I drove my cousin's Odyssey for a month and was very very impressed with it. It looked better inside, seemed to have functionality that suited my needs and definitely handled better. My husband actually enjoyed driving a van (he didn't like driving the Sienna) I'll be switching over to the Odyssey if I ever buy a Van again. I won't be buying any more Toyota due to the accelerator issue fiasco. I'm afraid the same issue will hit Siennas.
ride on long trips, roomy, safety (I hope)
interior, looks so plain and seats are unappealing. Safety is a big concern. If it develops the accelerator problem as many other Toyotas have, then I'm dumping it real quick.
2006 Toyota Sienna LE 8-Passenger 4dr Minivan (3.3L 6cyl 5A)
We purchased this van after renting the sienna many times for road trips. reasons are obvious: reliable, roomy, user friendly and super duper cargo friendly! We have really enjoyed the van and it has made our lives much easier. We do not care for the DVD system. It is controlled from the back only. Our children are small and are in booster seats which means we must stop the car to load/unload movies and start them. BIG PAIN in the neck. Somebody please tell Toyota to make it possible to load from the front seat, possibly by the stereo.
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DVD player controls need to be placed in the front by the stereo not in the back seat.
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Ambulance service 'creaking at the seams'
Ambulance crews say the service is creaking at the seams after a 30 per cent increase in serious emergency calls.
In any one day they are now receiving two thousand calls across the North East.
Here is Paul Liversidge from the NEAS, who says the problem is not a lack of money, but rather the public calling out ambulances when it is not necessary.
Not such a happy festive season for paramedics
The region's paramedics are facing the busiest year they can remember.
Tyne Tees has been following the North East Ambulance Service as they respond to calls between Christmas and New Year.
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Hartlepool marks bombardment centenary
Today marks the centenary of the bombardment of Hartlepool, Scarborough and Whitby.
One hundred years ago today five German battle cruisers struck the North East coast. Many civilians were killed and injured.
People in Hartlepool are marking the centenary this morning.
Whitby and Scarborough mark 100 years since WW1 bombardments
Tributes will be paid this morning to those killed on the North Yorkshire coastline in the First World War bombardments exactly 100 years ago.
Hundreds of shells rained down on Scarborough before German warships attacked Whitby in 1914. 20 people were killed and hundreds more injured.
Lindy Rowley is from the Scarborough Maritime Heritage Centre.
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Read the full story ›Scarborough remembers WW1 bombing victims
Nine days before Christmas in 1914 was the major turning point in the Great War resulting in thousands signing up to fight.
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San Francisco is rich in civil rights history – but you may have walked past certain street corners many times and not realized that battles were fought there for labor rights, lesbian and gay equality, freedom of expression, disability rights and more. Join Elaine Elinson and Stan Yogi, coauthors of Wherever There's a Fight: How Runaway Slaves, Suffragists, Immigrants, Strikers, and Poets Shaped Civil Liberties in California takes us on a virtual tour that uncovers San Francisco's hidden history – from the Yick Wo Laundry, whose owner challenged anti-Chinese laws, to the Votes for Women Club where working women organized their victorious campaign for suffrage, to the site of a police raid on a lesbian and gay New Year's Eve gala that predated Stonewall.
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Op UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION vz OFFICE OF SPECIAL EDUCATION AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES 41PA ON JUL - ( 2004 Honorable John A . Tompkins Commissioner of Education Kansas Department of Education 120 South East Tenth Avenue Topeka, Kansas 66612-1182 Dear Commissioner Tompkins : This is to inform you that we have received Kansas' Eligibility Documents for Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2004 under Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), submitted by Kansas to the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) on March 30, 2004 . Based on these documents and Kansas' Eligibility Documents approved by OSEP on July 1, 2002, your grant awards are enclosed . Please note that as part of your Eligibility Documents for FFY 2004, your State has made an assurance, under 34 CFR §80 .11(c), that it will comply with all applicable Federal statutes and regulations in effect with respect to the periods for which it receives grant funding . Any changes made by the State, after OSEP approval, to information that is a part of a State's eligibility documentation, must meet the public participation requirements of IDEA and must be approved by OSEP before implementation . Enclosed are grant awards for funds currently available under the Department of Education FFY 2004 Appropriations Act for the Part B Section 611 (Grants to States) and Section 619 (Preschool Grants) programs . These funds are for use primarily in school year 2004-2005 and are available for obligation by States from July 1, 2004 through September 30, 2006 . The amount in your award for Section 619 represents the full amount of funds to which you are entitled . However, the amount shown in your award for the Section 611 program is only part of the total funds that will be awarded to you for FFY 2004 . Of the $10,068,106,452 appropriated for Section 611 in FFY 2004, $4,655,106,452 is available for awards on July 1, 2004, and $5,413,000,000 will be available on October 1, 2004 . The funding formula under Section 611 is the same as the formula implemented for FFY 2000 . Subject to certain maximum and minimum funding requirements, State allocations are based on the amount that each State received from FFY 1999 funds, the general population in the age range for which each State ensures a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to all children with disabilities, and the number of children living in poverty in the age range for which each State ensures FAPE to all children with disabilities . 400 MARYLAND AVE ., S.W ., WASHINGTON, D.C . 20202 www.ed.gov Our mission is to ensure equal access to education and to promote educational excellence throughout the Nation . Page 2 - Honorable John A. Tompkins Enclosure A provides a short description of how Section 611 funds were allocated and how those funds can be used . In addition, Table I in Enclosure A shows funding levels for distribution of Section 611 funds . Enclosure B provides a short description of how Section 619 funds were allocated and how those funds can be used . In addition, Table II in Enclosure B shows State-by-State funding levels for distribution of Section 619 funds . Section 604 of the IDEA provides that "[a] State shall not be immune under the eleventh amendment to the Constitution of the United States from suit in Federal court for a violation of this Act ." Therefore, by accepting this grant a State is expressly agreeing to a waiver of Eleventh Amendment immunity as a condition of IDEA funding . We appreciate your ongoing commitment to the provision of quality educational services to children with disabilities . Sincerely, V44~A4 Stephanie Smith Lee Director Office of Special Education Programs Enclosures cc: ZoAnn Torrey


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Indonesia is seeking to revive its national car project shuttered nearly two decades ago and has asked neighboring Malaysia for some help to jumpstart the automotive industry. Read More »
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Indonesia is seeking to revive its national car project shuttered nearly two decades ago and has asked neighboring Malaysia for some help to jumpstart the automotive industry. Read More »
Indonesians soon won't have to apply for visas to travel to Japan—and vice versa—as Japan looks to draw more Southeast Asian tourists ahead of the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. Read More »
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Amid an escalating row with Jakarta, Singapore has decided to ban from its ports and naval bases an Indonesian warship named after two men who bombed a bank building in the city-state during the 1960s.
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Tensions have begun to ease after a week-long spat between Indonesia and Australia over allegations that Canberra tapped the phones of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, his wife and their inner circle. The Wall Street Journal spoke with Dave McRae, a research fellow at the Lowy Institute for International Policy who specializes in Australia-Indonesia relations, about what the latest spat means and how he thinks both sides have responded. Read More »
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Indonesian police foiled an attempt Tuesday by 63 migrants to board a boat set for Australia, where they were believed to be seeking asylum. Their detention comes amid a widening rift in relations between Indonesia and Australia, much of which is based on debate over how to deal with a growing number of asylum seekers. Read More »
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'I weigh 143lbs... and can't wait to eat a burger': Matthew McConaughey on losing almost a quarter of his body weight
His drastically shrinking frame as caused alarm over recent month.
But Matthew McConaughey has revealed he is now down to his goal weight to play the real-life AIDS-afflicted character of Ron Woodroof in The Dallas Buyers Club - and doesn't plan on losing any more.
In a new interview the 6ft-tall actor reveals he now weighs in at 143lbs - having lost 38lbs over the past few months (more than the 30lbs previously reported).
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What a difference five months has made: Matthew McConaughey has revealed he has lost 38lbs over recent months, now weighing in at 143lbs, seen left on Friday, and, right, on the beach in Malibu on May 30
Ready to roll: Matthew was pictured in New Orleans on Thursday, heading to film scenes for The Dallas Buyers Club
With a BMI (Body Mass Index) of 19.4,
Matthew is still in the 'normal weight' range - but skirting very close
to and just seven pounds away from the underweight range (below 18.5).
McConaughey, 43, opened up to HitFix.com about the struggle he endured to shrink his frame - admitting it has been '90 per cent diet', and exercise less so, which has seen him transform into the gaunt figure he is today.
He also admitted to looking forward to being able to eat a cheeseburger - but before then he has to maintain his weight for the next five weeks while filming after arriving on location in New Orleans over the weekend.
'I feel good, now,' McConaughey told HitFix's Gregory Ellwood. 'Overall, probably got 35 percent less energy. The tough part, there have been plateaus.'
Drastic: Matthew in character as Ron Woodroof on location in New Orleans on Thursday shooting the gritty drama, which will take five weeks to shoot
Colourful co-stars: Also seen on set on Thursday was Jared Leto, who was dressed as a transvestite, and Jennifer Garner
He explained: 'Getting past 170 [lbs] was really hard, but then once you
get into the 167, the next 7 come off easy. Getting past 160, really
hard. But then you fly down to 150.
'Getting past 150 was really hard. And then, bam, got down to 143 and that's where I want to be. Once you get past the plateau, the body seems to understand, "OK this is where we're living now, this is where we are,' so the energy rises".'
Matthew also talked about how he realised it was his diet he needed to regulate most - rather than his exercise.
The star is sticking to a drastic regime of cardio, five ounces of protein a day and low carbohydrates to maintain his emaciated form.
Opening up: McConaughey spoke to HitFix.com about his regime, saying 90 per cent of his weight loss has been down to his diet
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doing cardio but I'll tell you what, the more I've learned is – and I
think it comes with age too – is it's 90 percent diet.
True story: McConaughey is playing Texan electrician Ron Woodroof, who succumbed to AIDS-related illnesses in the Eighties
'It's 90 percent amount and then what you're eating because right now I'm not losing any more weight if I burn 1,500 calories, two hours of cardio in an afternoon, or if I don't. It doesn't matter. It's a matter of how much I eat or how little I eat.'
McConaughey says he has had to be strict on himself and stay away from temptation - but concedes that while he is looking forward to eating normally again, his body will probably be in for a shock.
'The organs shrink, so my stomach has shrunk as well. So as much as I can't wait to have that cheeseburger, on the day, it'll be damn hard to eat the whole thing.'
But for now: 'I choose to pick my places where there's less good smells and temptations. I don't want to be doing this interview at a Pizza Hut buffet,' he added with a laugh.
The gritty film role, which initially attracted Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling, revolves around Woodroof, the heterosexual, homophobic electrician who died of the disease in 1992 after illegally smuggling HIV drugs not approved in the States.
This is perhaps Matthew's most dramatic turn, having last appeared as a sexy stripper in Magic Mike.
Jennifer Garner has joined the film as Dr. Eve Saks and Jared Leto has also come on board to portray Woodroof's friend Rayon, a flamboyant HIV-positive cross-dressing hospital patient.
Muscle man: Matthew, seen here enjoying a run on the beach in Malibu last year, has had to give up the muscle-boosting workouts for the time being
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Editor's note: Smiling faces and elaborate costumes were on full display over the weekend as UVU hosted the annual Utah high school drill team championships. On Friday, the 4A and 5A teams danced off for state titles. On Saturday, the 3A, 2A and 1A hit the dance floor.
Friday's drill team state championships were held at the UCCU Center in Orem, and after eight hours of competition, one team won its fifth title in a row and another won its first-ever championship. Bountiful took first place in military style while finishing second in both dance and kick as it kept the titles rolling in for the 4A powerhouse.
Copper Hills had a clean sweep, winning each category and the first-ever state championship.
"I started three years ago and we finished third," said Copper Hills coach Shannon Mortensen. "The year after that we finished second and now this year we won it all. So I don't know what we'll do for an encore next year, especially since we had a clean sweep."
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24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
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USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
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Allow pods to dry on plant; break open to collect seeds
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Glaucous Bloom
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Golden Yellow
No margin
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No fragrance
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Lid to Cup
I'm a bit worried about us. Us, being the human species. We seem to be giving up our intelligence and discernment abilities left and right.
Last week while traveling I was served this cup. It seems we need instructions for how to align our cup lids in the cup. Please tell me it isn't so.
I believe I know how to attach the lid to the cup.
The Distance Between
I live in one of the wildest places that remain in North America. I did not say THE wildest, mind you. Its not Alaska, or the Yaak, or parts of Canada. But this place is Montana. Specifically up a canyon drainage and surrounded by Public Land, not far outside of Bozeman. I have had bears and mountain lion on the roof of my house. So of course they are walking the land around my house. But that does not mean I find their visits common. Nor am I so naive to believe that my 70 pound German Shepherd would be any match for one of these large creatures which is why she is not let out at night alone.
Tonight, just a few minutes before the curtain of night extinguished the remaining bit of light we took a walk around the house. Spring has arrived. Even early this year. But last night about two inches of snow fell on the ground. Nothing dramatic. But this is where it gets good, and where, no matter how many times I see the footprints in the snow around the house that are not hers, I am still impressed. Because the snow is new the tracks in the snow were distinguishable tonight, not the cacophony of prints that criss-crossed the land as the winter snow melted into the ground last week. As Noel followed whatever smells and tracks interested her I looked down to see some large melted spots not far from the entry of the house. The shape of the melt was not exactly recognizable, but it was not shaped like an Elk or Moose. I looked for others that were more distinct. And that is when I found them. There must have been a pair together in the early morning striding across the snow in front of the house. I checked the prints for size compared to Noel's. My fist fits just nicely inside of hers. But these, these require two of my fists while the back pad of the foot that sits a bit up the leg was also impressed in the snow a good 4-5 inches behind the primary paw print. But the most amazing condition of the set of tracks was that there were four paw prints in a line very close to one another with a space of about four feet between each set of four. Each set of four taking about four feet, too.
If you cannot imagine this in your head, get out your sketch book and draw it. Two animals walking in-line, with one filling the gap between the first set of prints filling in the stride of the first animal for every other stride. The distance between a single stride being four feet, a large jump for me. I looked across the slope of the land where the prints emerged and then the other direction where they walked into Noel's favorite place to visit when she was outside. Either a pack came across the land at one time, or this pair silently circumnavigated the land around the house making multiple passes and patterns. I will never know, but can only wonder and imagine.
Its dark now. Black outside, and we are inside. Until tomorrow. In the early morning we will again go check what remains of the snow for new stories, new reminders of the wildness I am lucky enough to live with.
New Tools
Architecture and Modesty
This weekend was full of work . I'm not complaining. But stating a fact. Part of the work is a modest design proposal for an addition to a house.
There are always lessons in everything we do. And this little design has reminded me of a few things I have known. Confirmed things I know even in a cobwebbed corner of my mind:
1. It is necessary to know when to respond with modesty over exuberance, no matter how talented a designer you are. And perhaps the lesson I needed to be reminded of. There is a certain critical effort that must be made to design thoughtfully while at the same time working from a place of restraint . Not all creative answers should be dominate , some should be quiet and simply fit in with what came before. This is the case for the addition I am working on.
The existing structure is a dynamic , yet simple, 1970 contemporary house. It's dynamism is in it's sweeping roof that is a singular gesture of form. On the rural landscape it's primarily living area is visible as a single sharp pitched shed roof reaching from the ground and extending to the sky.
To take away this dynamic and singular move from the primary living volume by way of a bedroom addition would be disrespectful to the hierarchy of architectural expression . The best response is one of support. Of course making the overall building better, but not by making an over-expressive addition. Instead by making a better whole.
2. Most architects and designers work today with the use of the computer for 2-d drawings and models . And this had been my primary method for a decade . But with this small work I thought all handwork would be best, and faster. Because I teach architecture students I am well aware of their current use of computers, 3-d modeling and laser cutters. And I recognize the benefits of these tools, and use them myself. But the work this past weekend using pencil , paper, cutting blades and chipboard also reminded me how critical it is for creators to use their hands to understand their ideas, their work. From this process a clarity arrives, like the clarity we gain through concentrated meditation. The slowing down of the process in exchange for the immediacy of current technology asks us to think and be sure and clear of our decisions. The tactility of hand to brain connects us to the world in it's reality like feet to a hiking trail, bringing connection and surety.
The process also reminded me of all the things I am capable of with my hands, the versatility of expression, creating, and making . And the deep knowledge I have collected over thirty years with my brain connected to the actions of my hands that allow me to make the art I currently pursue .
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And with that, the world's fastest man was off to board a train bound for central Stockholm, where he runs against Tyson Gay and Asafa Powell in the 100m in the DN Galan meeting, part of the International Association of Athletics Federations' Samsung Diamond League series, in the 1912 Olympic Stadium tomorrow night.
It will be the first race between the world's three fastest men since the 100m final at the World Championships in Berlin in August last year. On that occasion, Bolt blitzed to a new world record time of 9.58sec, with Gay second in 9.71sec and Powell third in 9.84sec. It was in the DN Galan meeting here two years ago, in the run-up to the Beijing Olympics, that Powell inflicted the last defeat suffered by Bolt, his Jamaican compatriot. "I love it when I am in a race with Tyson and Usain," Powell said. "It makes me more focused and brings the best out of me."
It emerged yesterday that Powell's manager and his manager's wife had been involved in a plane crash in the United States last weekend, both fortunately escaping with only minor injuries. The aircraft in which Paul Doyle and his wife, Karen Shinkins, the former Irish Olympic hurdler, were travelling in the United States crashed into a field in Virginia in bad weather.
It is unlikely that Bolt, Powell or Gay will have been jolted by the return to action of Justin Gatlin, the 2004 Olympic champion, across the Baltic in Estonia on Tuesday. Competing in his first race since serving a four-year ban for excessive levels of testosterone, the 28-year-old American clocked 10.24sec to win the 100m at the Kuld Liga meeting in Rakere.
"I felt alive," Gatlin said, which is one good sign at least. "Now we are going to work on getting the sharpness and hopefully on 8 August we are going to lower that time as well." The "we" is a reference to Loren Seagrave, the coach who is guiding Gatlin on the comeback trail. In 1991 Seagrove worked with Ben Johnson when the Canadian returned from his post-Seoul Olympics ban.
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