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Our winter gloves in our Bowhunting Series have an exclusive bow release collar. These archery hunting gloves are windproof as well as being water proof hunting gloves to keep your hands protected in the elements.
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Our warm hunting gloves are insulated and form fitting because hunting gloves still have to let you perform. Our men's winter gloves will keep your hands warm and dry with W.L. Gore's X-trafit technology.
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Insulated water resistant gloves are guaranteed to keep your hands dry and warm because with Gore-Tex softshell gloves you have a material you can trust. These hunting gloves have scent elimination and a camouflage pattern.
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Our water proof hunting gloves have a zippered heat pocket so you can have warm hunting gloves no matter the temperature. Our shooting gloves use an insulated fleece to stay breathable and a MOC trigger finger so you can handle your gun easily.
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Water resistant gloves help keep you warm and dry, a key criteria for duck hunting gloves. Our Gore-Tex shooting gloves are durable with SureGrip palms so you can hold your weapon.
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Water proof hunting gloves don't have to be clammy if you get our breathable but warm hunting gloves. These camouflage gloves have a microfleece lining as well as SureGrip palms to help your dexterity.
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Our fingerless gloves convert to snow mittens for warmth and back again easily for dexterity. The insulated fleece of our hunting gloves is comfortable and warm, and we have a heat pack pocket for extra-cold days.
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Our water proof hunting gloves are both insulated and breathable so your warm hunting gloves can also be comfortable. Features on these shooting gloves include a wrapped trigger finger for better dexterity.
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Breathable water resistant gloves with an anti-microbial lining make your snow gloves more comfortable. Our hunting gloves are insulated and durable so you're less likely to get cold or tear your gloves when you are in the field.
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Forester hunting hats include these softshell beanie hats with a wind-proof shell treated with anti-microbial to control scent. These hunt beanies constructed with anti-microbial polyester/Spandex are windproof winter hats that come in one size to fit most.
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Stealth II ski gloves for women are Gore Tex ski gloves designed for warmth and flexibility. These warm snow gloves with durable rip stop nylon DWR shells are Thinsulate insulated gloves offering maximum warmth without much bulk.
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For snow gloves and snow mittens made to last season after season, head to the gloves and mittens section at Manzella because our collection features styles crafted from long-lasting but comfortable materials. Find snow hats as well, and our hats offer the same durability as our legendary gloves. Our snow mittens include models designed for skiing as well as other outdoor winter sports. Choose water proof gloves from a wide range of styles, and while these are waterproof, they're highly breathable gloves as well.
Our snow gloves collection includes lines like our Alpine gloves, which are ideal for the slopes, but these gloves are also versatile, all-around sport gloves. Pair these gloves with hats for total coverage this winter, and our Alpine gloves offer extra-warm insulation. Also available as snow mittens, our Alpine gloves feature a hidden cuff for added protection to your hands. These are water proof gloves, and come in colors such as black.
Our snow gloves are made to keep hands warm during a roster of outdoor activities, from bow hunting to running. Check out our snow hats for runners, too, which provide a snug and warm compression fit. Our snow mittens and snow gloves designed for runners include styles like our Adventure 100 series, which are wind-resistant. For water proof gloves, be sure to investigate our Cascade line of gloves, made of warm, heavyweight fleece.
Choose snow gloves that pack a lot of heat, such as gloves from our Hockey Mom line. Our snow hats include long balaclavas which provide full-face protection against harsh winter elements. For snow mittens, look into our Bubble snow mittens because they offer extra quilting, and these gloves are especially popular with junior girls. The water proof gloves in our collection include gloves made of breathable HydroBlok, and these water proof gloves come with a two-ply microfiber shell for ultimate comfort.
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With the 1911 issue, the Mint continued the matte proofing process which began in 1908. This piece shows thousands of tiny sparkling facets under magnification and the basic mustard color is overlaid by a thin veneer of olive-green. The surfaces are flawless. This is a true museum-quality piece that appears totally without blemish. We could find no trace of contact on either side, there are no shiny spots, we could not even find a lamination in the planchet. The only thing we see that could be used as a pedigree identifier is a tiny alloy spot in the field just left of the lower portion of the branch on the obverse.
This extraordinary piece of matte proof gold is tied with only 8 other coins according to the July census data with 2 finer. (NGC ID# 26GY, PCGS# 9208)
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The Coinage of Augustus Saint-Gaudens is an issue-by-issue examination of these two artistically inspired series of gold coins.
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I thought I might share my experiments in getting something for nothing. A couple weeks back, Newegg had in stock some Connect3D Radeon 9500NP cards in stock. Based on their photos, these cards are the same ones that were built on the 9700 PCB, which became the darlings of those who could both hard and soft-mod the cards to 9700NP specs (8 piplines, 256-bit bus, etc). Add to that, a special BIOS to enable overclocking and you'd have yourself a bona-fide speed demon for dirt cheap.
Of course, the ATI OEM card makers got wise to this and changed the layout of 9500/Pro cards so such a practice would cease. This was back around January/February of this year, and cards stopped becoming available in March. But I guess that didn't stop Connect3D and Newegg to have some of these cards left over. While not all cards were guaranteed to mod through either software or hardware, even at $128 the standard 9500 is still a great card. And if you got one to mod, all the better for you. With w1zzard's or Omega's drivers, you wouldn't even have to worry about making a slip with the soldering iron.
Since I was so gravely disappointed in my 5900, I had planned to purchase a 9800NP and BIOS flash that sucker. But when I saw these 9500 cards available, for $128 I couldn't pass up the opportunity. At least this card would get me by until the NV40/R420 generation. I ordered it, and the very next day Newegg sold out. By the time the card showed up at my door, the cards were taken off their site, so lucky me.
I got the card in, fired it up and another lucky me, it soft mods perfectly. And using the latest version of Rage3D Tweak, I can overclock this card without needing to use a BIOS flash. Stock, the card turns in over 4700 in 3DM03. I installed some Tweakmonster BGA RAM sinks and the card will run at 350 core/310 RAM no sweat. That translates to almost 5200 in 3DM03, and for those of you who don't care about 3DMark, I get stellar performance in all my games. UT2003 at 1280x1024, 4xAA, 4xaniso is smooth, with IQ that blows away anything in the NVIDIA camp.
I can't wait to see how Halo and HL2 play on this card.
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PLUJA DE LLUM // Luminescent Rain @ BCN LLUM 2015
PLUJA DE LLUM // Luminescent Rain
The intimacy of the existing courtyard, located at Carrer de Santa Llúcia, 1, its distinctive elements, among which the lovers palm tree and fountain, as well as the well-known tale of the Saint Eulalia, together fed the concept of Pluja de Llum.
The concept of the installation follows a mixture of the elements of the tale of Santa Eulalia, in particular her tears, transforming these into a conceptual rain. A luminescent rain, a rain of light, emanating from one of the protagonists of the courtyard, the palm tree.
When entering the courtyard, the visitor is not fully made aware of the scenography that the courtyard beholds. The internal patio area is seamed off, leaving the visitor to meander through the porch of the courtyard, and being able to perceive, through a series of small holes in the sealing of the interior patio, or snapshots, what is in fact happening: the luminescent rain falling from the central palm.
The visitor is then called upon reach up to the superior level of the patio, through a sound interaction system, defining the intensity of the light, and finally opening them to the infinite rain of the courtyard. The visitors look down upon the luminescent rain, into an apparently infinite well – reminiscing the existing fountain -, the courtyard itself, transformed through the implementation of a reflective surface – water flooding the ground floor of the patio – making the patio finally seem never ending through the infinite reflection, as the rain of light itself.
Hence Pluja de Llum – or luminescent rain – proposes itself as the dialogue between the intimacy of the existing courtyard, as the tears of a young girl, and the proposed infinity that emerges, reflecting the perseverance of the tale of Santa Eulalia, and finally the festivities invoked by the BCN Llum 2015 festival.
Project Credits:
IAAC | Fab Lab Barcelona Coordinador: Alexandre Dubor
IAAC | Fab Lab Barcelona team: Areti Markopoulou, Silvia Brandi, Guillem Camprodon, Rodrigo Aguirre, Anastasia Pistofidou, Anna Popova, Mathilde Marengo, Maria Kuptsova, Sofoklis Giannakopoulos, Leonardo Arrata, Ángel Muñoz
MAA02 Students Proposal by: Alessio Verdolino, Alejandro Martinez Del Campo O., Robert Douglas Mckaye, Tobias Grumstrup Lund Øhrstrøm
With the Collaboration of: Out Of Format – Mery Glez & TL3 – Ignacio de Juan-Creix y Umbert, Ece Tankal, Carmen Aguilar
And the support of: EPSON & POLIMERTECNIC
Special Thanks to: Irina Shaklova, Ji Won Jun, Leon Guallart, Lisah Bracke, Nada Shalaby, Samuel Shapiro,Yasmin Hamza, Zunabath Abdul Majid
BB MAKE // Beijing Design Week 2014
BB MAKE – A COLLABORATIVE AND OPEN STRUCTURE by IAAC
Beijing Design Week 2014
This year Barcelona had the honor of being the guest city for the Beijing Design Week 2014, implementing the "Barcelona, a future inspired by design" exhibition in the 79-Tank, an impressive circular precinct in district 751.
In this framework, the Institut Ramon Llull, content curators of the exhibition, invited architecture and design schools of Barcelona to develop a proposal for the realization of an installation, finally selecting the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia's (IAAC) BB Make proposal.
The BB Make proposal, developed by IAAC, in collaboration with 2 local architecture schools: Chinese Academy of Fine Arts and the Tongji University, explored the potentials of new technologies applied to design, through the generation of a participative collaborative structure, enhancing local materials with advanced technologies. The structure consisted in bamboo beams, a well known local construction material, held together with digitally fabricated joints, in particular 3D printed joints and CNC milled joints, fabricated onsite, allowing the joints to be easily customized, so as to deal with the irregularity of the natural bamboo material, and finally allowing the structure to grow easily.
The design phase of the joints was developed through a workshop during the week prior to the Design Week held at the Chinese Academy of Fine Arts with 15 local students, giving the local students the opportunity to be introduced to digital fabrication techniques, as well as new software necessary for this implementation. Through the application of 3D printing and CNC milling a series of joints designed were elaborated. These designs were then combined and integrated to finally develop one single base joint typology. A press fit joint was developed, allowing easy customization and allowing to overcome the great irregularity in the bamboo beams, differing in size from 40mm to 60mm. For the final structure, 22 different joints were fabricated through the customization of the original design.
During the Design Week, the BB Make structure was constructed thanks to the participation and collaboration of the local visitors, and the dedication of the CAFA students. The structure was composed of a primary structure, implemented with bamboo beams, and held together with the 22 customized joints fabricated onsite in the 79 Tank. On top of this, in the interest of allowing the local visitors to further personalize the structure, hence fully taking advantage of the perks of digital fabrication, and finally making the structure "theirs", a secondary structure was implemented using split bamboo beams, where the visitors could CNC mill a personal message, and connect this to the primary structure through simplified joints.
The BB Make installation finally represented the physical implementation of an exchange of knowledge, as well as culture, thanks to the combination of local materials and participation, with technologically advanced fabrication techniques, one of the fields of investigation developed in IAAC. Towards facilitating the access of these digital fabrication techniques during the Design Week, IAAC generated a "popup" Fab Lab inside the 79 Tank, among which the user could access and use 3D printers and a CNC milling machine.
The collaborative implementation of the structure allowed people, from students and professionals of the fields of architecture and design, to the general public, to have the opportunity to be introduced to new digital fabrication techniques, with the support of trained professional, as well as having the opportunity of actually realizing their designs through these techniques, and finally constructing the BB Make structure throughout the duration of the BJDW2014.
IAAC Team:
Areti Markopoulou, Mathilde Marengo, Alexandre Dubor, Rodrigo Aguirre, Maria Kupstova
IAAC local collaborators:
Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA, Beijing), Tongji University (Shanghai).
FREEDOM // BCN Re.Set 2014
BCN Re.set is a circuit of ephimerous architecture in the streets of Barcelona that will take place from June to September 2014 in enclaves of the city centre. The project is organised by Benedetta Tagliabue (Architect - Fundación Enric Miralles) and Alex Ollé (Scenographer - La Fura del Baus), transforming the public spaces of the city through installations that revolve around the themes of identity, memory, diversity, liberty, democracu and Europe.
Each School invited to develop an installation, among which IAAC, work hand in hand with internationally renound architects. IAAC is in fact working together with Anupama Kundoo towards the development of the installation.
FREEDOM - The library of lost books
The IaaC & Anupama Kundoo installation, following the concept of FREEDOM, was located in the Plaça de Salvador Seguí. Knowledge provides freedom and progress; and the power of freedom is expressed through reading. This installation consists of three different trees which uproot the middle of Salvador Segui Square. The trunks and branches are made out of steel, the leaves of books, and the earth made of concrete. The public can sit beneath the permeable shadows of the trees to chat, read, and enjoy the gentle breeze created by the air passing through the leaves.
Design Team
Architect: Anupama Kundoo
Project Development: IaaC, Barcelona - Areti Markopoulou, Silvia
Project Assistance: IaaC, Barcelona - Stefanos Levidis / UQ
Queensland - Ali Dabirian
Fabricaton: Fab Lab, Barcelona - Anastasia Pistodou, Alexandre
International collaborators: UQ, Queensland and MIT, Cambridge
Structural design concept: Mike Schlaich with TU, Berlin
Lighting: LAMP or IGUZZINI
Photo Credits: © 2014 Javier Callejas Architecture Photography . All rights reserved.
In the courtyard of the Museu Frederic Marés in Barcelona, IaaC 'plants' DATA NET, a new artificial tree, in the occasion of the Llum Bcn 2014 festival of light. DATA NET is born, a new tree next to the existing ones, forming an interactive mesh shading museum patio.
THE CONCEPT - Tangible interaction of Citizens Data.
In a world with an increasing flow of information, we encounter a lack of tools and representations of the data that we generate everyday. DATA NET is an artificial tree that forms an interactive mesh encompassing the visitor within the existing environment allowing the visualising of the data they generate.
Cities are places where dense data is generated. The project proposed tools to allow cities to perform as organisms, processes and visualise the data generated within its fabric, and eventually become behavioural.
THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE - Read the data and interact with it.
One can see the installation illuminated, but can also find himself, as a visitor, participating in the project. The intensity of light of the installation changes, reacting to the location and the density of the visitors through a series of sensors that track peoples' movement.
Visitors are not only observers of a space but participants in its creation, definition and variation.
THE TECHNICAL PRINCIPLE - Input: Motion tracking + Urban Sensor; Output: Controlled Light.
Using multiple video tracking sensors (kinect) combined with a blob detection software, the exact position of people with in the installation is tracked, generating local data. Data are sent over UDP to a custom Processing program that in return controls each of the 100 Led - also custom made - through a DMX controller. As the entore installation is produced by digital means, the output can be controlled, therefore allowing smooth interaction.
DATA NET is reflecting a living organism that moves and evolves according to the data generated by the public.
Design Team
Areti Markopoulou, Silvia Brandi, Luis Fraguada, Guillem Camprodon,
Anastasia Pistofidou, Alexandre Dubor, Rodrigo Aguirre, Pablo Martinez.
In partnership with Fab Lab Barcelona
And in collaboration with Relco Lighting
Photos by Filippo Poli
The IaaC installation, developed in the occasion of the Festival des Architectures Vives 2014 in Montpellier, proposes to create a space within space, a pavilion in a courtyard, to enhance the intimacy and privacy suggested by the existing courtyard, opened to the public exclusively for the festival itself. The pavilion is a textile construction, generated through the use of the least possible structural elements, floating in equilibrium like a sheet strewn in the wind. The structure is lightweight and collapsable, designed and built by students in the framework of the Experimental Structures academic course in the Masters in Advanced Architecture course. When installed in the courtyard, the pavilion develops its interactive potential through a sensoral experience. Entering this new living space in the courtyard and touching the fabric walls, the courtyard takes life under the form of a soundscape from the outside world. The textile structure reacts to the users incorporating the senses of sight, touch and hearing, finally evoking a diverse reality.
The construction is made out of wooden beams and fabric. The fabric is light and removable, it touches the floor on four points. The 72m2 textile membrane is a special fabric for facades (Stamisol FT Serge Ferrari. The 35 wooden beams provide stiffness only at points where the structure requires support compression.
A space inside a space. Intimacy. Architecture considered as something that is alive and interactive, closer to a person's everyday life. You feel the materiality as you move closer, and understand the structure, the architecture, while touching the soft textile, that in turn reacts with sound. A sensorial experience implemented through touch and sound, and generating a new, and more personal, soundscape.
The technology implemented into the structure itself is based on a custom board called TOMO developed in the Fab Lab Barcelona. TOMO is an standalone touch and sound processors, integrating two Arduino processors, one running a to touch detection algorithm based on the Touché principle (developed by Disney Research 2012) and the other dedicated to sound generation. The system is completely standalone and can be deployed on any structure, running on batteries for more than a week.
The initial pavilion developed in the Experimental Structures seminar has been hacked with conductive paint and two TOMO boards, and implemented with balloon speakers to create an intimate and vivid space, finally unfolding senses.
Design Team:
IAAC - Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia / MAA01 12-13 - Program Director: Areti Markopoulou / Experimental Structure Seminar - Tutors: Silvia Brandi, Josep Miàs / Students: Ibrahim Berkay, Zeynep Birgönül, Harsh Boghani, Elif Gungor, Marjan Jelveh, Kismir Selcuk, Anand Singh, Angeliki Terezaki.
Interaction Team:
IAAC - Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia / Guillem Camprodon, Alexander Dubor, Luis Fraguada, Clemens Niemeyer
Production Team:
IAAC - Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia / Rodrigo Aguirre, Karen Beyens, Anastasia Pistofidou, Anna Popova
Serge Ferrari http://es.sergeferrari.com/
FabLab Barcelona www.fablabbcn.org
EASTN - European Arts Science and Technology Network http://www.eastn.eu
Endesa Pavilion & Research Projects
ENDESA Pavilion is a self-sufficient solar prototype installed at the Marina Dock, within the framework of the International BCN Smart City Congress. Over a period of one year it will be used as control room for monitoring and testing several projects related to intelligent power management.
The pavillion is actually the prototype of a multi-scale construction system. A facade composed by modular components, like solar brick, that respond to photovoltaic gaining, solar protection, insulation, ventilation, lighting ... The same parametric logic adapt façade geometries to the specific
environmental requirements for each point of the building. It is is a single component that integrates all levels of intelligence that the building needs.
From "form follows function" (classic XX century statement) to "form follows energy". The facade opens reacting to the solar path, being active and becoming permeable towards south, while becoming closed and protective towards north. The behavior of this skin makes visible the environmental and climatic processes that surrounds the prototype.
Fab Lab House
The Fab Lab House Project (www.fablabhouse.com) lead by the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (www.iaac.net), the Center for Bit and Atoms del MIT and a world wide network of fab labs (fab.cba.mit.edu) have been chosen as one of participants in Solar Decathlon Europe competition (www.sdeurope.org), which will take place in Madrid in June 2010.
The prototype is understood as a result of the negotiated consensus of the sum. More than a closed design, more than a description of an object, the prototype defined here is presented as a combination of a series of intentional strategies, and the realization of a series of affirmations that we intend to defend.
Basic conditions of the proposal:
The first argument is based on a distinct industrialization model. Set against the industrialization of mass production, digital design techniques and the new technologies of personalized fabrication, CAD CAM and that which is closely linked between design and fabrication, we offer them vast possibilities of adaptation between real needs and specific answers. It is based on this point that we propose the international network of Fab Labs as a base of production for prototype development.
The second argument is based on the extended definition of technological efficiency. We intend to add to the concept of efficiency a factor of accessibility and apply these values to all the design categories of the prototype, from the structure to the finishes. We propose to measure, for example, the efficiency of a photo-sensitive material not by its energy efficacy, but by the relation of its price, availability, complexity /technical opacity, possibilities of use, adaptation transformation assembly facility and maintenance… and its energy collecting efficiency. Through this change of viewpoint we intend to make the user an agent of participation and a transformer of the space they inhabit.
The third, the emergent logic of the component and distribution of intelligence. Set against the opposing sum of elements originating from different technical fields, set against the typical "box + panel", we argue in favour of the distribution of intelligence. Each component of the prototype contains the same technical, energy, and structural level, etc… as the rest. The logic, in its entirety is found in each of the parts and not in it's entirety.
Finally, the prototype presented here is the result of an open evaluation process of different prototype options, subjected to formal criteria as well as constructive logics and energy efficiency in which all of the agents that have actively participated will form part of their subsequent development.
Smart Citizen Kit
Smart Citizen is a platform, founded by Tomas Diez - IaaC | Fab Lab Barcelona - and Alex Posada - MID, Hangar - for the generation of social participatory processes in urban areas. Connecting data, people and knowledge, the objective of the platform is to serve as a node for building productive and open indicators, and distributed tools, bringing thereafter to the collective construction of the city for and by its own inhabitants.
The Smart Citizen project is based on geolocation, Internet and open source hardware and software for data collection and sharing (Smart Citizen Kit - SCK , RESTful api, Mobile App and, the web community), as well as the production of objects. It connects people with their environment and their city, creating more effective and optimized relationships between resources, technology, communities, services and events in the urban environment. This project has successfully been deployed, as an initial phase, in the city of Barcelona, and is currently being deployed in Amsterdam in collaboration with Amsterdam Smart City and Waag Society, and Manchester in collaboration with Future Everything and Intel.
The Smart Citizen Project was realised in collaboration with: MID, HANGAR.ORG,GOTEO, Acrobotic
Hyperhabitat. Reprogramming the World
Is a research project that explores the potential of information technology to reorganize the habitability of the world. From a single small object to the planet itself.
Hyperhabitat, reprogramming the world is the biggest Internet Zero network ever built.
Hyperhabitat. Reprogramming the World is an installation directed by Vicente Guallart and produced for the 11th International Architecture Exhibition at the Venice Biennale, curated by Aaron Betsky under the title Out There: Architecture Beyond Building.
For the development of the project, Guallart Architects, the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms and Bestiario have created a consortium to address the various aspects of the proposal.
The project engages with the theme of the Biennale by positing the need to reprogramme the structures with which we inhabit the world through the introduction of distributed intelligence in the nodes, networks and environments with which we construct buildings, cities and territories.
The installation includes the construction of a house with shared spaces made of methacrylates with embedded microservers, which interact with one another to generate relationships that are displayed as a large-format projection on which line codes can be drawn to suggest relationships or 'line codes' between nodes. In addition a special web platform, to be launched on November 24, will enable people around the world to put forward formulas for reprogramming the world.
The project incorporates key recent developments in digital manufacturing, the creation of Internet 0 (a new microserver technology developed at MIT to generate ambient intelligence by linking a series of miniature computers) and the theory of the multiscale habitat, an 'urban genome' project developed at IaaC that seeks to introduce new approaches to the generation of buildings and cities by restructuring the functional relationships between the constituent parts.
Media House Project
The Media House Project is the fruit of a strategic alliance between the Metapolis Group from Barcelona, the MIT Media Lab, and the Fundació Politècnica de Catalunya, with the collaboration of the consortium 12CAT and the Elisava design school, in order to build a prototype of an informational house.
This project inables the testing of the proregression of information technologies beyond that of computers and integrates them into everyday life, literally looking to build computers from the components of buildings, in such a way, that the logical intelligence of a structure can grow with its physical form.
The technologies that Media Lab are developing include techniques to distribute the work of some central servers, to drammatically reduce costs and also the complex task of equipping them with internet access, so that it is possible to integrate them into the simplest of the existing elements in "intelligent spaces".
The Metapolis architects have developed an informative structure, which incorporates in just one element the physical structure, the electrical network, and the data network, which enables a dynamic and configurable link between the entities (people, objects, space, limits, networks and contents) and that which create an inhabitable environment.
The house is the computer, the structure is the network.
DHUB exhibition
FABRICATION LABORATORY is a group of activities ( exhibition, real-time manufacturing laboratories, workshops, conferences, etc.) which aim to analyze new three-dimensional digital manufacturing technologies - a phenomenon in constant evolution that is leading to radical changes in design and production processes.
The permanent exhibition, Full Print3d. Printing objects provides an introduction to digital fabrication through a series of projects that illustrate the conceptual implications of this type of production for design.
In additive fabrication—popularly known as '3D printing'—an object is created by superimposing and solidifying successive, extremely thin layers of a particular material. Whereas other types of digital fabrication grew out of the automation of manual techniques that were already familiar before the advent of the computer (cutting, milling, folding, bending, etc.), additive processes make it possible to produce the object, particle by particle, according to the data sent from the computer. This flexibility allows unprecedented freedom in the shape of the design and the control of the material.
The work being explored developed in various disciplines, illustrates how new concepts in the production of material are emerging, thanks to the adaptation and use of additive fabrication technologies. The versatility of 3D printing technologies can be found in the creation of everyday objects and furniture; the printing of human cell tissue, bone prostheses, food and the adaptation of machines to print buildings, and points to a possible paradigm shift in the creation of the world around us.
All of the objects presented at Full Print3d were created using different additive manufacturing processes and are organize into six thematic areas: freeform, variation, customization, complexity, materiality, and finally, applications and research.
Exhibits are presented within the following categories: Free form , Variation, Customization, Complexity, Materiality, Applications and Research
Within the exhibition Fabrication Laboratory a Fab Lab was created and implemented inside the museum.
The DHUB FAB is a digital fabrication laboratory, with CNC machinery, that allows on-site experimentation with prototype and object manufacturing through workshops aimed at both professionals and non-professionals.
DHUB FAB aims to bring technology closer to all of the visitors and also transmit the idea that, just as 2D printers did in the past, 3D digital manufacturing machines will give rise to important changes in the way that we produce and consume and have direct consequences on the economies of present-day production .
The current project aims to relate architectural thinking with the potentials of the digital production. The topic of the exhibition (Digital Fabrication and 3D digital manufacturing technologies) set up the principle of the design which had to begenerated by this technology itself.
The goal was to pass from the smaller scale of one object to the big scale of a whole exhibition without any interference, tracking down the relationship as well as the practical value in the choice and manipulation of the materials and the geometry, to archive the highest possible efficiency in the production method using CNC machine tools.
The study of the design was made based on "serial thinking" by designing geometric volumes depending on how from the union we could create multiple configurations vertically and horizontally, giving them also the geometry that could yield the necessary surfaces and heights, depending on the exhibits.
Evaluating the geometric design, the initial form that in its repetition was capable of variable connections was a prismatic model. Aggregated itself is designed to offer different connections that are created according to the suitable presentation of each exhibit.
The final prism is composed of three identical rhombus-shaped, two triangular and two trapezium-shaped surfaces. The prism is able to grow vertically and horizontally as well as linear configurations which can turn direction in space at any time.
The fabrication strategy was linked with a folding technique and the material chosen was a composite of aluminum and polyethilenium, a material able to fold as well as offer structural stability.
Material performance has been associated with CNC machine handling, the proper selection of tools and machine programming.
Curated by: Marta Malé–Alemany, Master co-director IAAC
Collaborators: Francisca Aroso, Areti Markopoulou, Massimo Menichinelli
DHUB Fab Lab: Tomás Díez, Guillem Camprodon, Luciano Betoldi
Exhibition Design: IAAC, Areti Markopoulou, Nota Tsekoura


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Joined: Jan 2010
Location: Inverary, Ontario, Canada
Oddometer: 1,102
Excellent ride report and great pictures. I'll be back up there sooner or later (although having ridden to Radisson three times, its getting a little stale).
Beyond the Coffee Shop: Riding 1970's Moto Guzzis in Northern Canada
Joined: Sep 2012
Location: Espanola ON CAN
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just home yesterday from the James Bay Highway tour - see photos... This is a highly recommended trip. We did Chisasibi, but not the Trans Tiaga part, but did return via the roughly 250 mile Nemiscau to Chibougamau gravel road...
The gravel portion was an enjoyable diversion, though we may have took the pot holes a little agressively and experienced the following:
1. my BMW Vario top case (2007 1200GS) couldn't take the pounding and the plastic mount portion of the case failed somewhere around Nemiscau and ended up in a dumpster (my fault - the case was over loaded and the straps holding my tent caused a slight upward pressure which caused the failure),
2. my front tire blew out (rock puncture \ km 66, north of Chibougamau) and I had to get flatbedded into town and sat 2 days waiting for a new tire,
3. my oversized Cee Bailey windshield which was on the bike when I bought it shook so bad the mounting bracket failed and I had to ditch the windshield and came home naked.....I'll replace with a GSA shield which is the most robust I have seen...
Steve's GSA made it through with no issues....
Chisasibi is a must - the people are extremely helpful and friendly and camping on the shore of James Bay was an outstanding experience....!!!
We only encountered 2 other bikes up that way - a couple of fellows from Maine (GS1200 and Tenere)
first night out - Matagami
pumped up for a big day!!
riding hard - the GS can't quite make the 381km leg for the next fuel...
powerful rivers!!!
fire devastation - June\2013 - ravaged vast areas!!!
early morning coffee - camp out on the James Bay shore - Chisasibi
James Bay - Chisasibi
this is Hydro Electric country!!! power dams everywhere
a couple of adventure riders from Maine getting ready to push north from an overnight at the KM381 stop - we're heading south at this point
enroute Chibougamau from the KM381 stop - 400+ km gravel this leg
more fast rivers - on the road to Nemiscau from the KM381 stop
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Day 7 August 30 Mirage Outfitters to Radisson
Today is to be the same as Wednesday so we thought about just posting the pictures in reverse order but decided we would create even more enemies that way
We have a relatively easy ride out of the wilderness so we have a leisurely pack out and eat breakfast when the dining room opens at 0700. It is cool and raining out so are not in a hurry in hopes the rain will stop. There is good news and bad news with the rain beyond the "it's raining" whine we all do all the while knowing rain has no meaning in the grand scheme of motorcycle travel. Good news - no dust on the road. Bad news - the camera stays in the tank bag most of the ride. Finally we have to move so we go out and climb aboard. The ride is very short - less than 200 yards as we want to take a picture of helicopters on the landing pads at Mirage. They have three pads -- here is one of them
At 0820 we are finally moving in the direction of Radisson.
Good picture of the road and a large lake in the background
Better with a little zoom
We stop at KM268 to top off on gas. Keith doesn't want any
We stop for lunch at a picnic area along the way. This place has everything - picnic tables
and pit toilets
What more do you need?
Nice Flower
Curious young wolf - other than some ground squirrels the first wildlife I have seen this trip
who didn't want to stick around and hang with us
At our next rest break Keith needs to work on his sore back
In case you need a reminder here is what the road looks like
Out in the middle of nowhere Hydro Quebec has a pretty big airfield
See the lovely skid marks
Dana's bike decides a dirt nap is in order. It takes Bruce about 30 minutes to get the side case to stay on properly
It hasn't rained on this section of the road in a while so the dust is up. The ride back out to pavement is uneventful and as we turn towards Radisson we discuss who if anyone will run out of gas today. I am positive it will not be me. But who didn't buy gas when there was opportunity at KM268. Tha would be Keith
Finally we are back to the Auberge Radisson which will be our home for the next two nights.
Today's food porn
Walleye and rice
Carrot Cake
Today's ride 261 miles
We are over 2100 miles for the week and my F700 has gone over 6000 (it had 15 miles on March 1)
Tomorrow we finally go to James Bay
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Great sights.
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It's 37F outside. Looks like heated gear for the ride to James Bay this AM
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Excellent RR! Loving the pictures - I ended up taking about three decent pics while I was up there. So much truth to the you either ride the TT OR look at the sights....not both...;-)
I think rain is a fact of life in the Jamésie.
I missed out on Chisasibi due to horrible riding weather....went south to Waskaganish instead. While nice enough, I think I still need to see Chisasibi.
That forest fire scar around Eastmain was something else wasn't it? That was the most interesting part of the trip for me. I scooped up a bit of the burned stuff and put it in a ziplock bag so I could smell it from time to time.
"I just wastin my joose now like evry day u know"
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Thanks to everyone following along
Sorry about no report yesterday. Photobucket was screwing with my head.
We made it to James Bay and back. Bike got its wheel baptized in the Bay. Rode about 220 miles somehow.
Will try to get two posted tonight after we ride the North Road
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Great RR. Nice to run into you at the Mirage. My buddy and I made it back to Maine on Saturday night (31st). 500 mile day in the rain on Friday but great ride overall. Ride safe and hope to see you again 'cause that'll mean I'll be on another great ride!
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Day 8 August 31 Radisson to Chisasibi to Radisson
Today is supposed to be an easy day. We will ride out to Chisasibi, see James Bay, and be back to the hotel by 3PM for a nap. Good plan.
It's 37F as we get the bikes ready to roll. But by the time we get started it is noticeably warmer and I will spend the day changing gear and gloves ( Dana rags on me because I brought 6 pair but I need comfortable hands to ride)
We bomb down the road and find the turn to Chisasibi.
The road to Chisasibi is paved and and like most roads up here the speed limit is honored in the breach. As long as you are careful with the frost heaves speed is good as the road has a lot of fun sweepers. We have a bit of confusion when we reach the only intersection along the way. Remember speed? I was at the back and had time to recognize we wanted to turn right to go the the dam and a side road to the Bay. So I'm off by myself and take a wrong turn
this isn't it
So I loop back and miss everyone else as they have found the road to the dam. Eventually we find one another and play around on the damn
The spillway where they diverted the water as they built the damn
Monument to the builders
You can ride across the damn with no problem
We stop wherever we want to take pictures of what catches our eye
Downstream from the damn
Then it is about 30 miles of gravel to the bay (relatively easy ride that looks like a lot of gravel roads.
First view. All the cars are form hunters off hunting birds.
I'm here
Fishing boats
In the bay
Lots of these parked here too
Then it's off to Chisasibi.
We ride around sort of lost until we spot the Civic Center.
now that's a fireplace
This building has EVERYTHING including a restaurant
Lunch porn
Small fries
Interesting sign at the ladies room
How to spell stop in Cree
We ride through town to find another place where James Bay is accessible by road
People we run into at the Bay. The guy second from right is riding a red Ducati sport bike - interesting choice for the gravel
Bruce in the Bay
Baby eagles on the top of a power pole
High speed run to the hotel
We get back about 7. So much for 3PM. Everyone skips dinner except me - I load up on spaghetti in anticipation of tomorrow's long day
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Day 9 Sept 1 Radisson to Chibougamau
Today will be a LONG day - 160 miles of road - 320 miles of gravel - and then 10 miles of pavement to the finish. It is 35F when we load the bikes - out comes the heated liner and heavy gloves for the first time on the ride. We filled the tanks yesterday so after the same old breakfasts we jump on the bikes and head south. First stop is a potty break at about 100 miles
Then here for a quick gas stop and to buy a sandwich for later
44 miles further down the road to the turn for Route du Nord (North Road)
Airing down
You get to see two pictures of thsi bird because it was so hard to get one
The road to Chibougamau
the surface
on the road
The ride can be fast and slow (mostly slow for me). As with all these roads it is pay attention or sightsee but you can't do both ( I have sad that before). Dust is a real bitch. I have a problem with the dust and have to keep dropping back so I can see my line. That slows the whole formation down. Here's what it looks like when you get overtaken.
Gas stop
This may be a problem
Sights along the way
As I said I was very slow today. as the day wore on the question of would the hotel hold our reservation came up. Bruce and Dan raced ahead to hold the rooms and Keith stayed with me as I plodded along. It got dark. Talk about not fun - gravel in the dark is on the list. And then at the end there was a detour with a detour
But we made it to the end - 13 1/2 hours in the road and lasagna for supper
Don't know what i will do about my wheel - it is holding air no problem
Tomorrow is another day
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Nice pictures. Looks like a fun ride.
The birds in the nest are Ospreys, not eagles. The bird on the road is a Whisky Jack (Grey Jay).
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learned that the Ducati guy in this pic shredded his rear tire on the gravel road and is stuck Chisasibi trying to figure out how to get himself and his bike back to Toronto
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Day 10 Sept 2 Rest day in Chibougamau
We get up planning for a 0800 breakfast and a 0900 departure. Discussing the roads ahead and potential riding schedule. In the midst of all that we decide we don't want to do anything today and, after the hotel says we can keep our rooms, will just stay here a day.
Keith goes to the laundromat and when he returns he has forgotten half his stuff, we all take naps, and we wander over to two nearby convenience stores.
During the day a couple from Quebec riding a 1200GSA and a 1200 water boxer (is that a dumb name or what) checks in. Later on Doug from Vermont rides by, sees all the bikes and stops in to chat. It's beginning to look like a rally here
It's getting close to supper time so we invite Doug to join us and we walk up the street to eat.
on the way we pass a blueberry co-op with this 5th wheel trailer outside
Standing next to empty blueberry containers
how high they stack the full ones
Dinner by the fire place
Food porn
A nice day
Tomorrow we head southeast
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BRETT MARLO DESANTIS | Much to do about LOTS
Green Building, by Brett Marlo DeSantis
My daughter and I are outside enjoying the mild spring evening. We begin with jumping up and down on our trampoline until we reach near exhaustion (well, at least on my part.) We gently fall down and lay on the springy bottom looking up at the sky through piney branches wondering what animals live above us and what would happen if a branch fell.
Our next move is to the sand pit. My assertive 5-year-old looks up at me and demands that I participate. She then sweetly asks, "Momma what should we build?" I must admit, it had been quite awhile since I played in the sand. My first inclination was to go Zen sand garden on it and pick up a rake. However, I wasn't sure my daughter would appreciate my initial thought.
So I said, "Let's build a city."
I grabbed a medium-sized shovel and began trenching. With every scrape of the sand, the first diagonal street materialized. I dumped the excess street material in piles to produce the goods for our imagined buildings. The deposits of sand stood in places I anticipated my daughter would eagerly scoop up and repurpose for our emerging city.
Meanwhile she was intently watching me determining how she would collaborate on this undertaking. I was now beginning our first cross-street, the burgeoning hub of our city. It was then that she took her first move. She carefully placed her knees in the sand with her small shovel poised; I knew she was ready to commit to her vision.
I couldn't help but stare as she wove her shovel like a wand at the sand — quickly and efficiently flattening and smoothing the recently deposited material. The sand complied. Soon, she was applying the sharp flat edge of her petite shovel and employing it to mark the confines of what? Oh, I saw the vision. It is a large surface parking lot. And it was located at the hub of our city.
While I watched in amazement (and wanted to applaud) at her ability to depict exactly what she had in her mind, my mind was still reeling. Her first inclination was a parking lot. When my own daughter imagined a thriving city, it contained a big surface parking lot at its core. The thought circled my mind as I was trying to make sense of this new realization.
Here I am ardently working toward the transformation of our built environment. Evidently, my first step was too big. I should have begun in my own backyard. WOW, I have much work to do in this lifetime.
If you could design your own city, what do you see there? Imagine yourself standing at the point of two intersecting lines. Now imagine those lines are streets. What is in front of you, on the sides, behind you?
I'm guessing (because obviously I can't hear what you are saying) that you see streets lined with trees and street lights, wide sidewalks and businesses with their storefronts at street-level adorned with awnings and signage, people walking their dogs, kids and partners or pushing strollers, riding bikes, or jogging. Did I guess at least partially right? I hope so! That's how I would begin designing my dream city.
Just so you know that I do live in reality: I acknowledge that parking lots are necessary. Together, let's find some solutions so we are not taking up valuable land for a sea of surface parking and unintentionally turning our cities into less walkable ones.
What makes a city walkable?
Safety first: we need the appropriate infrastructure. We need adequate, if not generous, sidewalks. We need crosswalks at proper locations. Next, we require goods and services, such as quality stores and restaurants. And of course, last but certainly not least, we want to encounter areas of green and relax, meet and converse in common spaces.
My daughters and I will be discussing what a thriving city looks like today. I hope this inspires you to start the conversation with your family, friends and your neighbors.
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Soundtrack (Bonus Tracks) (1966)
|Artist: Annie Get Your Gunn
Learn more about Soundtrack (Bonus Tracks):
Format: CD
Manufacturer: Uni/decca
Sku: 60424558
Release Date: 7/25/2000
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Doin' What Comes Natur'lly - Ethel Merman ~ Original Cast
2. Girl That I Marry, The - Ray Middleton ~ Original Cast
3. You Can't Get A Man With A Gun - Ethel Merman ~ Original Cast
4. There's No Business Like Show Business - William O'Neal/Marty May/Ray Middleton/Ethel Merman ~ Original Cast
5. They Say It's Wonderful - Ethel Merman/Ray Middleton ~ Original Cast
6. Moonshine Lullaby - Ethel Merman/John Garth III/Clyde Turner/Leon Bibb ~ Original Cast
7. My Defenses Are Down - Ray Middleton ~ Original Cast
8. I'm An Indian Too - Ethel Merman ~ Original Cast
9. I Got Lost In His Arms - Ethel Merman ~ Original Cast
10. Who Do You Love, I Hope? - Robert Lenn/Kathleen Carnes ~ Original Cast
11. I Got The Sun In The Morning - Ethel Merman ~ Original Cast
12. Anything You Can Do - Ethel Merman/Ray Middleton ~ Original Cast
13. Overture ~ Original Cast
14. Colonel Buffalo Bill - Leslie Fyson/Benay Venuta ~ Original Cast
15. I'm A Bad, Bad Man - Neilson Taylor & Chorus ~ Original Cast
16. Old-Fashioned Wedding, An - Ethel Merman/Neilson Taylor ~ Original Cast
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info
|This remastered edition of the 1946 Decca Original Cast album of ANNIE GET YOUR GUN also contains four bonus tracks originally included on ETHEL MERMAN SINGS ANNIE GET YOUR GUN.
|Music and lyrics composed by Irving Berlin.
|Principal cast includes: Ethel Merman (Annie Oakley); Ray Middleton (Frank Butler); William O'Neal (Colonel William F. Cody); Marty May (Charlie Davenport); John Garth III (trainman); Art Barnett (Foster Wilson); Lea Penman (Dolly Tate); Betty Ann Nyman (Winnie Tate); Kenny Bowers (Tommy Keeler); Nancy Jean Rabb (Minnie Oakley); Camilla De Witt (Jessie Oakley); Marlene Cameron (Nellie Oakley); Clifford Sales (Little Jake Oakley); Leon Bibb (waiter); Clyde Turner (porter); Harry Bellaver (Chief Sitting Bull).
|1973 recordings cast includes: Ethel Merman (Annie Oakley); Leslie Fyson, Benay Venuta, Neilson Taylor.
|Recorded on May 26 & 28, 1946 and in 1973. Originally released Decca (468). Includes original LP liner notes by Louis Untemeyer and reissue liner notes by Max O. Preeo.
|Digitally remastered by Greg Calbi (2000).
|This soundtrack features tracks recorded with Judy Garland before she was fired from the production, as well as the tracks recorded in the movie which was released with Betty Hutton. All track recorded in mono except as indicated.
|Music composed & lyrics written by Irving Berlin.
|Includes liner notes by George Feltenstein.
|Digitally remastered by Doug Schwartz.
|Liner Note Authors: Louis Untermeyer; Max O. Preeo.
|Recording information: Imperial Theatre, New York, NY (05/26/1946-??/??/1973); Phase 4, London, England (05/26/1946-??/??/1973).
|The tale of the sharpshooting woman Annie Oakley is one of Irving Berlin's great masterpieces for the stage. When it was created in 1946, Berlin had long since conquered Broadway and moved on to Hollywood, only to return to the stage in the early '40s. The star of the show was Ethel Merman, and the combination of composer and singer proved highly successful. Berlin created some of his most memorable tunes, and Merman brought them to life with her inimitable brass. Aside from hits such as "They Say It's Wonderful," "The Girl That I Marry," and "Anything You Can Do," the show featured one of the all-time great Broadway anthems, "There's No Business Like Show Business."
Producer: Brian Drutman (Reissue)
Musical Guests
|Judy Garland
|Betty Hutton
Compilation Appearances
Associated Artists and Works
|Garland, Judy
|Haymes, Dick
|Martin, Mary
|Original Cast
|Annie Get Your Gun ~ Original Cast
|Original Soundtrack
|Sound Track
Technical Info
|Release Date : 07/25/2000
|Original Release Date : 1966
|Catalog ID : 1592432
|Label : Decca Broadway
|Number of Discs : 1
|Studio/Live : Live
|Mono/Stereo : Mono
|SPAR Code : AAD


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I know I've posted before about this but we are at our witts end! DD will not sleep in her own room all night. She gets out of her bed every night and comes and sleeps on the floor in our room. A lot of times we don't even hear her and she is there in the morning. When we do hear her we make her go back to her room. As soon as we tell her she can't sleep in our room the crying and blood curdling screaming starts. Our 2 year old wakes up crying and hysterical because of her carring on and by this time all 4 of us are up. She won't stop screaming and crying unless we allow her to sleep in our room but we are just sick of giving in because we feel like it's just enabling her. She is 4 years old and starts preschool in a few months, this is getting ridiculous.
We can be calm with her, scream at her, give her time outs or even spank her and she will not give it up. She screams as loud as she can and cries and tells us no when ever we tell her she needs to stay in her bed and go back to sleep. We tried to ignore it hoping she would realize that we weren't going to aknowledge it when she acts that way but I swear, it will go on for hours. Last night was over an hour ordeal, none of us got much sleep after 3am.
I just don't know what to do anymore. We feel like bad parents because we are so stressed out when this happens that we yell a lot and neither of us like it when we do that.
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34 year old woman | La Puente, CA, USA | Seeking men 28-38 within 55 miles of City of Industry, CA
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What to say? I am a cute, silly person who is looking for another cute, silly person with quiet charm whom I can adore. I'm excited to meet a man who is: kind, understanding, modest, attractive, confident and doesn't take himself too seriously. I have a big heart to offer so I'm looking for someone who will fulfill that and offer some of his big heartedness back. I'm looking for someone I can connect with, talk with, laugh with, have fun with, and be myself with. Of course, someone who makes me feel warm and who also doesn't mind keeping me warm. :) I would say that I am off-beat, quirky and spunky too. Oh, and very goofy. If you spend the time you might find my unusual and unique personality and sense of humor quite charming, even addicting... or I might just annoy the heck out of you. My friends describe me as "one of a kind". And, most don't understand me or my specific sense of humor until they get to know me. I have a flare for fashion. And, I am totally playful and silly in demeanor. I am brutal and sweet all at the same time. I am genuine, sincere and sentimental. I get quite "deep" or sentimental, and philosophical at times, and like to discuss and ponder the wonders of life....because there is sooo much to wonder. I enjoy and appreciate culture. I am classified as a "middle of the road" type of person so some may not like me, some may even despise me, but others may fall completely in love with me. So be warned. It could go either way. I am a people pleaser by nature but have learned the hard way that I cannot please everyone all at the same time. I believe that actions speak so much louder than words, although words are nice too. I can be bratty and even demanding and it takes a level man to match me. Those who know me know I'm soft and cuddly inside but those who don't may find my exterior a little hard initially, but all melts away in due time. I am passionate about family, friendships, relationships, spirituality, learning, growing and personal development. I make a mean chilli and my lentil soup ain't bad either. I love ethnic foods and would like man with an adventurous palette. Someone who loves to eat and also appreciates culture as much as I do. Also someone who is supportive and understands my lifestyle, who wants to explore life with me. I desire playfulness and I am looking for an electric, chemical, energetic attraction: chemistry is a must. If he likes dogs, it's a plus. :D So if you're cute, funny, unique, you radiate electricity and you're not a jerk, haha, and if you like what you're reading and can handle a real girl with no pretenses then try me. What more can I say? Come experience me a little more closely. I dare you. ;) P.S. some of my photos are from a few years back. The collage-ee ones are the recent ones.
Book club , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing cards , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Other types of exercise, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I have Dogs
I like Horses, Other
I have a big boy labby who has the cutest face in the world... and the loudest bark as well. His kisses are my favorite.
Middle of the Road
Karaoke dive bars, Vietnam, Newport Beach, Hawaii, Japan, Chicago, San Francisco, Disneyland, Trader Joes. Shabu Shabu, Ramen, Sashimi, Korean BBQ, biscottis dipped in Nutella, No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain
Spirituality, photography, live/accoustic music, freshly laundered sheets. A soft bed, cozy settings. Wine. I love food; I love to eat. Cooking is enjoyable too, however not too excited about cleaning. Anything pretty. Pink wigs. Cute boys and bffs
Quality time with friends, family, and my dog is always the best, next to nights out at the bar singing karaoke, dancing and drinking. I enjoy the beach, seeing new places, and satisfying my taste buds. I am dying to travel more.
Wayne Dyer's "Inspiration: Your Ultimate Calling" various other spirituality and new age reads. Tuesdays With Morrie was sappy and sweet. Miracle In the Andes was amazing and inspirational.
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|What she is looking for
|5'3" (160cms)
|5'9" (175cms) to 6'2" (187cms)
|Body type:
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned
|Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel
|I'll tell you later
|Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Dark blonde
|No Way
|No preference
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker, Moderately
|Other profession
|Artistic / Creative / Performance, Executive / Management, Legal, Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness, Political / Govt / Civil Service / Military, Self-Employed / Entrepreneur, Education / Teacher / Professor, Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering, Other profession, Architecture / Interior design
I was working in fashion / garment industry. I ditched that to go into wardobe styling and photography. And now I'm back in fashion! Whatdaya know!
|I'll tell you later
|$50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian, Other
I am a petite Asian girl 5'3 in height with long hair. I am slender. I have been called cute, pretty, beautiful, sexy and even hot. You choose. Personally, I think of myself as silly, goofy and humorous. But I have a serious side too! :)
|Spiritual but not religious
|Spiritual but not religious
|English, Other
|English, Other
|Associates degree
|High school, Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
Cosmetology school, Fashion school, Styling school various other random arts.


text: Gracie Mae Pitcher was born to Jo Lee and Michael Pitcher of Freeport, July 3, 2013, at 1:13 p.m. at Centra-Care Health-Melrose. She weighed 7 pounds, 10 ounces and was 21 inches long. Gracie is welcomed home by her big brother, Ayden, 5, and her big sisters, Kylie, 11, and Anna Lynn, 2, all at [......Read More