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Award to recognize social initiatives that better the community
June 15, 2014 5:34 by kippreport
The launch of the inaugural Arab Social Media Awards was announced today (June 15) by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, vice president and prime minister of the UAE and ruler of Dubai.
At the launch, HH Sheikh Mohammed explained the reason for launching such an initiative in the region. "Social media influencers are important change-makers in society," he notes. "Those who bring wisdom, creativity and positivity are a powerful force for good, because social media are powerful tools for development and progress."
The award ceremony is organised as an annual event that will reward individuals, businesses and institutions that play an active role on social media by creating a space for innovation and creativity in the Arab world.
"The Arab world has not yet made the most of the enormously positive potential of social media," HH adds. "This award will highlight successful examples in the area of social media and use them as a basis to maximise the benefits to society."
The award categories include the following: Government Sector, Private Sector, Blogs, Media, Sport, Tolerance, CSR, Education, Youth, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Economy, Politics, Health, Arts, Safety, Security, Shopping, Environment, Tourism and Entertainment.
There will be a separate "Personality of the Year Award" for individuals who have contributed to create a better community through social networks.
"We want this prize to add real value to the existing efforts to develop all channels and sectors of the Arab media. By honouring online influencers, we stress the great value that an innovative and effective social media presence can bring," concludes HH Sheikh Mohammed.
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SWITZ: Swiss franc hits Emmi H1 profits
- First half sales reach CHF1,310.1m
- EBIT falls 6%
- Company hails second best performance ever
Emmi CEO Urs Riedener said results were "pleasing" in spite of impact of Swiss franc
Emmi's first-half profits have been hit by the strength of the Swiss franc despite the company posting an increase in sales.
The Swiss dairy company said net sales were up 2.7% to CHF1.31bn (US$1.62bn) and rose in line with forecasts domestically and abroad. However, earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) fell by 6% to CHF57m and Emmi's net profit declined 11.6% to CHF35.2m.
"This is the second best result in Emmi's history - and a good result in light of the currency environment. The expected sales growth of 2 to 3% and EBIT of CHF120 to 130m for 2011 remain realistic," the company said. "The target range for net profit margin has been expanded to between 2.5 and 3%"
However, Emmi said currency fluctuations has "posed a major challenge for companies exporting from Switzerland in recent months", particularly the strength of the Swiss franc against the euro and the US dollar. The company also said the Swiss food industry had seen "increased import pressure".
Nevertheless, CEO Urs Riedener was upbeat about the company's performance. "Emmi remains in a strong position in its domestic market. At the same time, acquisitions in recent years have had a positive effect on our international business. Both of these factors contributed to our achievement of a pleasing result, in spite of currency turbulence."
Looking ahead, Emmi said it expects the Swiss franc to remain strong against the euro, US dollar and sterling, resulting in rising import pressures and making exports of Swiss products more difficult. However, Emmi said that it anticipates that its sales will be towards the lower end of the target scale published in the first quarter of 2011.
"If the euro and US dollar remain at the levels of the second half of August, net sales at group level are forecast to increase by 2 to 3%, assuming growth of between 0 and 2% in Switzerland and between 8 and 12% in the international business. Emmi also expects - based on further cost management efforts - an EBIT of CHF 120-130m. The target range for the net profit margin has been expanded somewhat: it is expected to be between 2.5 and 3%.
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The Editor in Chief of National Geographic, Susan Goldberg, was our first speaker of the day giving insight into the world of National Geographic as well as the way a news company of their type is run. She put an extreme emphasis on the direction they are heading pertaining to social media, repeatedly enforcing that Nat Geo is the leading brand on the social media site Instagram. The specificity of Nat Geo's so called "Explorers" (the people who are hired to write and photograph stories) are unmatched in their field. There are photographers who explicitly photograph urban profiles or underwater mammals or aerial views. I was intrigued to learn how specific these Explorers are and that it is not at all random who is hired for each story. Nat Geo is mainly, if not all, produced (written and photographed) by free lance writers who come in to do a story here and there, allowing for much more specific and detailed articles. She also may or may not have given us the titles and topics for articles of the rest of 2015.
Tuesday afternoon was spent at the National Press Club where we heard from a politics panel of Jennifer Bendery (Huffington Post @jbendery) and Richard Wolf (USA Today @richardjwolf). Getting a closer look into the politics side of journalism was very informative. One of the most interesting things I took away from their panel is how the government and press interact. For example Congress will supply the press with information and conversation all day long where as the White House and Supreme Court will leak no information. Ever. It was also surprising to hear that all the stories we see in the news regarding big political decisions were all pre-written. What I mean by that is the reporters will write every possible verdict knowing that when the real one comes out they can add a few quotes and publish it within 20 seconds of the information being received. I did not know that was how it worked in today's age of technology, but I'm not really sure what else I expected. The point that was stressed the most was to continue to be curious. Always ask questions that you care about too. While, yes, there is a job at hand you are also doing this job because it is what matters to you, so don't be afraid to ask your own questions too.
The last panel at the National Press Club was given by Sonya Ross (@sonyagal) who is the Race and Ethnicity Editor for the Associated Press. Her speech was extremely moving, giving me confidence in the ability to achieve one's passions and goals without coming from being given every opportunity to automatically succeed. The most moving part of her speech was her story of being with President Bush during the 9/11 attacks. I have heard all the stories, read the books, watched the films, but there is something different about hearing it face to face from a person who was right at the heart of it on the political side, physically WITH the president. It was heart wrenching and amazing. Her main tip of advice seems easy enough to follow: use common sense. She believes that there is an endless amount of information to be found if you navigate the world with common sense.
The final panel of the day was a sports journalism panel. This was the least intriguing part of the day for me. I do not have an interest in sports journalism and tend to become annoyed by sports journalism as it is a game of facts and speculation. The questions asked were not very engaging although the high was to hear them discuss if college athletes should be paid. All of them said no and when I asked if they believed the NCAA should allow universities to give more scholarships to athletes. They, again, said no claiming that universities do not have any money to give more scholarships. I find this very hard to believe with the millions division I football teams bring in and the fact that tuition is outrageous. If they can't afford to give a few more kids more financial help for working extremely hard physically, then where is the money really going? That is my view anyway.
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Modelling of 2-D Real Rational Reactance Functions. A Parameter-Based Approach
Abstract:Lossless (reactive) one-ports are of great importance in the field of linear network theory. This statement also applies for the two-dimensional (2-D) case, where the design of corresponding impedance or admittance functions is a much more challenging task. In this paper a model for 2-D real rational reactance functions is introduced which is a rational function in p 1 and p 2 where the coefficients are functions of parameters. The following features make it best suited for the computer based design of lossless one-ports, namely no dependencies between the real valued parameters, coverage of the whole class of 2-D real rational reactance functions, and the coefficients are polynomials in the parameters. The synthesis of 2-D lossless networks and skew symmetric matrices form the basis of our considerations.
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Miku Append was announced on Miku's birthday but was officially released 8 months later. The same voice provider, Saki Fujita; provided all new samples for the Append. Append Miku was more like an expansion pack because original Miku was required for use. Append was made to capture "moods" of her in which Cypton Future Media described it as "like a rainbow of color".
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A Clown, Dracula, or a lot of Crapula?
President Hugo Chavez deserves a second nod for the "Most Memorable Use of Metaphor by a World Leader Making Verbal Attacks" award for a pair of recent barbs; the first stemming from his September 2006 verbal salvo comparing President George W. Bush to a devil in front of United Nations.
In a speech capping his trip last week to Argentina, part of a four-nation South America tour, the Venezuelan leader compared the United States to Count Dracula, noting its "insatiable voracity," and tapped inspiration from Bram Stoker as he painted a description a desperate vampire wandering Buenos Aires streets in the wee morning hours.
He repeated the Dracula metaphor, a dig at U.S.-fuel-sucking, in Ecuador last Thursday. Last month, he employed his creative skills to liken a Honduran cardinal to an "imperialist clown," after a report reared stating that the religious leader said Chavez "thinks he's God and can trample upon other people," the Associated Press reported.
On his Tuesday program, Mega TV personality, Jaime Bayly, cracked that Chavez's Dracula dig seemed like a lot of "Crapula." --Janine Zeitlin
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According to the sales pitch to his design "Unlike conventional black-boxed washing machines ... the built-in air refresh system removes the smell of dirty clothes".
The basket automatically starts cleaning the clothes inside it once it reaches a certain weight.
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missives from mexico's pacific coast
Monday, August 03, 2015
summertime -- and the living is easy
I cannot hear that Gershwin tune without feeling the beads of sweat form on my forehead. Nothing better evokes the essence of the most complex of seasons.
Sure. There is Berlin's Heatwave. But whether sung by Marilyn Monroe or Olga San Juan, the only image it conjures is the silver screen. Gershwin's song requires sun screen -- and a sweat rag.
A week or two ago, the weather in our little village by the sea cranked up both the heat and humidity. Just in time to welcome the waves of Mexican families who come to the beach as part of summer vacation.
Even though Melaque has had plenty of visitors since school let out, the crowds were nothing like they were this last weekend. The past few weeks, families have arrived mainly by SUV -- and the occasional bus.
For whatever reason, the last two days saw bus after bus migrating into town. Some for the full weekend. More for day trippers who arrive early in the morning, and then board the bus for the trip home in the late afternoon.
Barra de Navidad, for some reason, had not been reaping the benefit of the tourist largesse. Earlier in the summer, the tourist area of town (what one waggish reader labeled: "What Six Flags would imagine a Mexican village to be") was as deserted as a Fred Zinnemann set at high noon.
Not this weekend. I could barely shoot the photographs for my mural essay because of the constant string of cars and buses passing in front of it.
The town has had some rather rough patches lately. For that reason alone, it was nice to see its main street crowded with tourists.
Why the big change? Why did more people come to the beach this weekend than the previous weeks?
One reason may be that the start of school is just around the corner. Unlike cosseted northern students, Mexican children only get a few weeks away from the classroom in the summer.
But it could be far more simple. Maybe the idea just popped into the heads of individual families simultaneously. Such mysteries are what make the free market work.
Whatever the reason, it is good to see our beaches being put to their best use. Mexican families do not need all-inclusive resorts to enjoy themselves. Instead, they remind me of my youth when my mother would pile my brother and me into our red and white Ford station wagon and drive us over to the beach for the day -- or weekend.
As I write this, a thunderstorm, with attendant rain, is moving in. Just as the tourist families are moving out.
A perfect combination. The tourists had the sun. Now, those of us who live here, can have a bit of heat respite.
And that strikes me as a rather good deal. The living really is easy.
You didn't think I was going to sign off without sharing a version of "Summertime," did you? Here you go. The incomparable Ella Fitzgerald's rendition:
Note -- I shot the photograph from the new pergola at Papa Gallo's. Pretty nifty, eh? A shady table on a showy beach.
Sunday, August 02, 2015
every dog has his day
I am not certain if that is true. But I do know every dog should have a home.
Rescue groups throughout Mexico have done a great job of reducing the population of distressed street dogs. When I began traveling to Mexico in the early 1970s, the malnourished street dog could have replaced the eagle as the Mexican symbol -- they were that ubiquitous.
Fortunately things have changed. But that does not mean every dog has a home.
Meet Cooper. He is in need of a home. Despite his tropical close crop cut, he is an Old English sheep dog. Male. Two years old. Neutered. Up to date on his vaccines.
All he needs now is someplace to call his permanent home. Because he is playful and rambunctious, someplace with space would be a perfect match for him.
Here are my thoughts. This is the breed of dog that would thrive in the highlands. And I know there are several of you up that way who are dog lovers. If Cooper is not a match for your home and family, maybe you know someone who would be.
If so, call Dave in Barra de Navidad on his mobile telephone. 315.100.1124.
I am positive someone out there would love to call Cooper their friend.
Saturday, August 01, 2015
mural, mural, on the wall
Graffiti art is the 21st century successor of 20th century Mexican murals. So claims an academic article I read this week in one of the chi-chi journals I receive online.
Perhaps. But the tradition of Mexican murals is certainly not dead. And proof of that welcomes the summer tourist crowd to Barra de Navidad -- right at the gateway to town.
When I first arrived here, the wall was nothing more than a motley combination of paint patches, bare brick, and the occasional bit of tagging. No longer.
Christine and Lee, long-time residents of Barra de Navidad, saw the same problem. Unlike me, they did something. Lee had the broad vision of a mural. Christine made the vision a reality.
The murals were conceived to improve Barra de Navidad's first impression to visitors, and as a perfect way to convey its local history. The Church employed the same technique with its history of the saintly through stained glass windows. And the government similarly used murals to write and convey the official version of the Mexican Revolution. (Even though several of the great Mexican muralists refused to toe the party line.)
The 17-panel mural, painted between 2011 and 2015, is the work of over 50 students from Barra de Navidad's grade schools, junior high, and high school, with the assistance of Christine and adult volunteers from the schools. The murals are divided into two distinct sections.
The primary students painted 4 panels in what an art critic (or a doting grandparent) might label as "primitivism." Their panels show the town as it was and as it is -- filtered through the gauze of naivete.
What first caused me to notice the work, though, were the history panels. At the time, I was working on a brief history of Mexico lecture. And it is all there -- for the most part.
The tribes who lived here before the Spanish tribe arrived.
The conquistadors who absorbed them into the Spanish kingdom -- and then named the town.
The pearls that are produced in the laguna's oysters -- including the inevitable image of a princess who looks as if she has just escaped her Harlequin destiny.
The pirates who raided Barra and burned the ship yard -- making it a dangerous place for the Manila Galleon. Not to mention the people who lived there.
The expedition from Barra de Navidad to the Philippines that established a trade route to the East -- and the even more astounding return voyage to Acapulco that opened globalization for the Spanish Empire. The mural includes a nifty map. I am always a sucker for a good map.
A celebration of the once-powerful fishing industry in the bay along with the current fisher tourist draw.
The Revolution -- with its eccentric emphasis on Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata, proving that martyrdom is always preferred to actually governing.
A tribute to Barra's carnival and its first King Momo, Ramon Mendoza, known as "El Jabalin." An event I have yet to attend. But there appears to be enough material surrounding the event to stock several future essays.
And, of course, because this is the 21st Century, a paean to the ecology of the bay -- without any inconvenient reference to the vast sewer and water problems the area currently endures. A subject in which Lee and Christine are involved up to their knees. Often, literally.
There is no doubt that the murals have greatly enhanced the face of Barra de Navidad. I enjoy stopping just to look at the art work. After all, who could be unhappy with anything that features a pirate with an eye patch?
I have noticed several pedestrians, mostly Mexican tourists, who stop to read the captions or to look at the drawings. After all, that is why the project exists.
If nothing else, it has given the student artists a bit of pride in their community and their individual talents as artists.
"So many songs yet to be sung.
So many roads still unexplored;
We gave the world new ways to dream.
Somehow we found new ways to dream."
Friday, July 31, 2015
our scarlet letter
Last winter, I was enjoying coffee with my friend Lee, from Whidbey Island, at La Taza Negra.
Well, he was having coffee. I was most likely drinking tea. That "c" food thing again.
He asked me if I had ever seen a poinciana tree in the local area. He had first seen one when he was in the military on Bermuda.
Do you ever hear words that you know you have stored in your head, but you just cannot access them? That is what happened to me when Lee mentioned "poinciana."
My file search system went into overdrive. Up came "poinsettia" and "needlepoint." Neither was helpful. But I knew there was some memory connection between "poinsettia" and "poinciana."
Applying my best trial technique, I stalled. "I know the name. What does it look like?" (Almost every sentence with that construction contains a lie. Politicians are masters of the form.)
Lee's answer provided a memory jackpot. "It has beautiful red flowers."
I immediately knew the tree. In fact, I had written previous essays about the tree (better than a box of keeblers -- where I compared the tree to Tolkien's Lothlórien -- and a tree as lovely as a poem -- which features a photograph of the tree Lee was searching for, a tree that stood at the gate of the place he rents).
The tree, as many of you already know, is popularly called a Flamboyant tree (or Flamboyan in Spanish). Its fancier name is Royal Poinciana.* That is why the name sounded familiar to me.
It is one of my favorite trees in Mexico. I knew about it before I headed south because former blogger Isla Gringo often wrote about the tree, its exquisite flowers, and the sabre-like seed pods that are a favorite of hungry squirrels.
In this part of Mexico, they put on quite a show in the late spring and early summer. We have plenty of local trees that produce tropical-colored flowers. The bright yellow canopy of the primavera is probably the most obvious.
But there are not many trees that have the distinctive red of the Flamboyant. In May, you can drive from Barra de Navidad to Manzanillo and repeatedly see slashes of scarlet in the jungle canopy.
Those wild trees are the exception. Usually, the Flamboyant appears in gardens and yards because it is a non-native specimen tree. And by "non-native," I mean it is not even from another area in the Americas.
Its home is Madagascar. Ironically, even though the tree is grown throughout the tropical world, it is quite rare in the wilds of its native island.
Lee is usually here for the winter months -- when the Flamboyants are not flamboyant. The only way to definitively identify them during the winter is by those seed pods.
Or, Lee can always ask a friend to track down the elusive prey. And I did.
* -- For you classically trained scholars, the tree's scientific name is Delonix regia.
Thursday, July 30, 2015
palming the photos
While digging through my July photographs, I ran across this beauty.
I had planned to use it in one of my yard cleanup posts, but the prose never seemed to match the photograph. So, it has languished unpublished.
Until now.
There is something about the shapes and colors that fascinates me. Consider it my gift to you.
A lot more interesting than another essay about politics.
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
float like a butterfly, sting like a caterpillar
When bloggers have little to say, they often troop out inside procedural statistics that are meaningful only to those of us who have the write-and-post obsession.
Today, I do have something to say. But I am still going to trot a few numbers by you.
The year was 2008. The month was September. It would be another seven months before my sainted brother; the decrepit, but loyal, Professor Jiggs, and I would board the Escape for our trip to Mexico.
A fellow blogger, who resides in Morelia, had just sent me an email recounting an encounter with a stinging caterpillar in her garden. As a fan of National Geographic, I, of course, knew that many insects have self-defense mechanisms that rival those of an infantry brigade. But I never thought of them living in my new home.
Thus was born a little essay (sting like a butterfly, float like a caterpillar) that has continually topped the most-accessed list on my blog . The title has always been a bit misleading. After all, it was the caterpillar that did the stinging. Seven years later, I may have set the title straight. (And I will still get Google hits with my side car attached to Muhammed Ali's famous phrase.)
But why am I disinterring a tale of a caterpillar who long ago pupated? Because I found this in my garden as I was cleaning up the debris from our recent wind storm.
I have no idea what this guy's destiny is. I tried researching on my favorite butterfly and moth identification site, but I could not find anything similar.
What I do know is that I had no desire to touch him. Considering my 8-year old love of things crawly, I am surprised I didn't pick him up and put him in a jar.
Instead, I let him make his way up the planter into the greenery. And, yes, I know, he is now going to lunch on the leaves of my vine. At least, that is a good possibility. But there are plenty of leaves. In the process, I may get a butterfly.
Or I may get stung. I regularly dig through the vine to gather dead leaves before they fall to the courtyard floor. Without gloves.
One of these days, I will undoubtedly fail to recognize his artful camouflage. And, just like the stinging ants that surprised my fingers in the same planter, I will wonder why I did not take matters in hand when I had an opportunity.
I know why. There is a bit of Harold Hill in me. I always have hope there is a butterfly.
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
drilling for political oil
The presidential election season is in full swing up north.
Well, almost full swing. There will undoubtedly be a few more candidates who will modestly put themselves forward as being more beneficial than packaged salad mix. But the tone is pretty much set.
Every four years, some political scientist, with a knack for writing college examination questions, puts together a series of questions to assist those of us, who believe we are rational, in choosing a candidate to support. The results are mixed.
During the last election, the test revealed I should support a candidate who held federal activist views I found less than desirable. The second choice was far more to my liberty taste.
Well, my friend Ron sent the current version of the test to me the other day. The test always takes me far more time than I think it will. For good reason. It is quite detailed. And, for that reason, is should be a good decision-making tool.
This year's version is broken into eight issues sections: social, environmental, economic, domestic policy, health care, education, foreign policy, and immigration. There are several questions under each heading -- with additional questions to refine choices.
The aspect I like best about this test is its ability to add weight to the questions in their importance to the test taker. Not everything is equal in Steve's world. And I suspect the same is true for you.
The complexity of the questions may lead to more accurate predictions, but they present a problem for me -- and that may be why it takes me so long to take the test. On any given day (or hour), my opinions (and especially how I would weight the importance of that opinion) varies. That may be why I ended up being tagged as a supporter of the 2012 candidate who I would not (and did not) support in the primaries.
I suspect the real reason I like these tests is that it is the only say I will have in the selection of presidential candidates -- during the primaries. Nevada, my state of residence, does not have a primary. The parties there pick their preferred candidates through a caucus system -- and I am not flying north to spend an evening huddled in a school cafeteria with fellow supporters of my candidate.
So, I took the test.
As I knew it would, it took me over a half hour to thoughtfully answer the questions. And, when I was done, what was the result?
This year, two candidates came up with a score of 96% each. The choices seemed odd when paired together. I would be surprised if the two of them would say they agree with one another 96% of the time.
The good news is that I would be happy to see either of them in the White House. Of course, as an American, I will be just as happy to give the winner a few months to settle in, and I will then grumble about everything the new president is doing.
It is one of the joys of being an American.
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Homewood, Ill., product John Ely appears to be one of the two players to be named later in the trade that sent Juan Pierre and $10.5 million from the Los Angeles Dodgers to the Chicago White Sox.
Ely was dominant at Class AA Birmingham last season with a 14-2 record and a 2.82 earned-run average. He also led the Southern League with 125 strikeouts.
The White Sox drafted Ely out of Miami (Ohio) in the first round of the 2007 draft. He went 28-7 in three seasons at Miami.
The Dodgers will choose two of three prospects the White Sox offered in the trade sometime before the first of the year, according to a Major League Baseball official with knowledge of the deal.
The White Sox received Pierre and cash toward his $18.5 million, two-year contract. The White Sox are only obligated to pay Pierre $3 million in 2010 and $5 million in 2011.
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2. Where did Tom meet John Yates?
3. What passion of Tom's takes him away from Mansfield Park in Chapter 5?
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28 oz whole tomatoes canned (preferably fire roasted)
7oz can of chilies
1 clove garlic
2 green onions chopped (about 1/3 c)
1 tbsp olive oil
2 tsp vinegar
¼ tsp dried oregano
¼ c loosely packed fresh chopped cilantro
1. Break up the tomatoes with your fingers, a fork or a knife.
2. Mix in the chilies, garlic, onions, olive oil, vinegar, and cilantro.
3. Add a ¼ of a cup of the tomato sauce from the can of tomatoes
4. Sprinkle your salsa with oregano and salt and pepper to taste.
1 ripe, peeled pitted diced mango (about 1 ½ c)
1 medium-sized red onion finely chopped
1 small cucumber peeled and diced (1 c)
1 jalapeno chile minced (leave out the seeds or ribs if you're not a fan of spicy food)
3 tbsp fresh chopped cilantro
3 tbsp fresh lime juice
1 small red bell pepper, diced
1. Combine all the ingredients.
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Land earmarked for Christchurch's new sports stadium is being touted as a potential site for hundreds of prefabricated apartments planned for the central city.
The two-bedroom apartments would be trucked onsite, bolted together into blocks up to three storeys high, and could be shifted as needed.
The man behind the plan is Wellington property developer Ian Cassels, who owns a large chunk of the site designated for Christchurch's new stadium in Madras St.
Cassels wants to build and rent out about 700 apartments in each of Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland. He calls them City Blox.
"There's a huge need in Christchurch - it addresses some of the issues the city has. It can't solve Christchurch but it's one answer. The wonderful thing is they don't have to be on one site forever," he said.
The moveable nature of the units made them "perfect" for Christchurch, Cassels said.
Starting this year, they would be made in a Christchurch factory, of locally-made or imported components. Economies of scale meant they could be produced for about $130,000 each.
"Christchurch is full of people wanting to build something large like the Taj Mahal - but it's not affordable. We need transitional solutions like this," he said.
Cassels' company has been working on the concept for several years and the design is in the final stages of multi-proof consent from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment. This means building consent is automatically approved anywhere in New Zealand and only land-use consents are required, speeding up construction.
Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel had not heard of Cassels' plan until told of it by The Press yesterday, but said it sounded fantastic. "I can't wait to see what he has got in mind."
The council was keen to promote multi-proof consents for the city, as they saved time by not replicating work to approve each home, Dalziel said.
Cassels said the likelihood of successfully bringing his concept to Christchurch was "extremely high". Rents could be as low as $300 a week, depending on location and costs.
"The prefab concept has bad connotations. This is high-quality housing, extremely well built, just assembled in a factory like cars or fridges. They could last 100 years."
Cassels was keen to put apartments on his Madras St property, removing them later to make way for the stadium. He was hunting for alternative sites to lease within the four avenues, in case that plan proved "too hard".
The Madras St land could take hundreds of City Blox if landscaped well, while smaller sites might only take 18 each, he said. The East Frame was another possible location.
The units will have two bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, bathroom and deck, on a 72-square-metre floorplan. A prototype has already been built in Wellington, where the first City Blox will be assembled in the next few months.
Cassels heads The Wellington Company, which has been responsible for major residential and commercial developments in the capital. Described as "a leader and a visionary", he has been credited with revitalising parts of central Wellington.
He is the brother of Christchurch developer Alasdair Cassels, whose post-quake projects have included the Brewery and CBD restaurant-bars, Gustav's restaurant and the Victorian-style Tannery shopping centre.
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Arizona holds off San Diego State 70-64 to advance to Elite Eight
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — Nick Johnson scored all of his 15 points in the last 2:45, after missing his first 10 shots, and Arizona rallied to beat San Diego State 70-64 Thursday night and advance to the final eight of the NCAA tournament.
Aaron Gordon and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson scored 15 points each for the top-seeded Wildcats (33-4). They next play Wisconsin in the West Regional final Saturday.
Xavier Thames scored 25 points and Dwayne Polee added 13 points for the Aztecs (31-5). Those two tried to bail out SDSU in the final minute, each hitting 3-pointers before Thames' basket cut the deficit to 65-61 with 38 seconds left.
The drama wasn't over yet in a game featuring tenacious defense and rabid intensity by both teams.
SDSU got called for a 10-second violation, and the Wildcats regained the ball. Johnson got fouled and made both for a 67-61 lead with 26 seconds to go. Thames got fouled on a 3-point attempt, and he sank all three shots to leave SDSU trailing 67-64.
The Aztecs had Johnson trapped near their bench, but he passed out of the double team and Gabe York got fouled at the other end. He missed the first and made the second, keeping Arizona ahead 68-64. Thames missed, and Johnson went to the line again where he ended the scoring with two free throws.
Hollis-Jefferson fouled out with 4:42 to play, but Johnson made his first basket a couple minutes later and carried the Wildcats across the finish line after they trailed much of the second half.
Arizona coach Sean Miller joined his brother Archie in the final eight. The younger Miller coached Dayton to an 82-72 victory over Stanford of the Pac-12 in the South Regional semifinals.
The Aztecs controlled the boards 37-29, with three of them often battling at once on the defensive end. Josh Davis had 14 rebounds for SDSU.
Johnson, the Pac-12 player of the year, finished 2 of 12 from the field, but made all 10 of his free throws.
T.J. McConnell's layup gave Arizona its first lead, 50-49, of the second half after the Wildcats got within one three times. SDSU answered with baskets the first two times, but couldn't stop McConnell, who finished with 11 points.
The Wildcats started getting some of the offensive rebounds that eluded them much of the game, and Kaleb Tarczewski scored after his teammates grabbed two on the same possession to keep Arizona ahead 54-51.
The Aztecs built their lead back to eight points early in the second half, with Thames scoring six of their first eight points. The Wildcats scored six in a row, capped by Gordon's one-handed dunk off York's alley-oop pass on a turnover by Davis, and Hollis-Jefferson added two free throws to leave them trailing 42-40.
Polee's defense helped keep Johnson scoreless in the first half, when he went 0 for 7 and missed all three of his 3-point attempts. He finally hit a jumper at the buzzer, but typical of Arizona's early luck, it was ruled no good. Tarczewski picked up his third foul with 5:13 to go, leaving the Wildcats without their 7-footer to protect the basket.
Neither team led by more than four points until the Aztecs closed the half on a 12-6 run to lead 32-28. Polee ignited the SDSU fans when he stepped in front of Johnson, swiped the ball and tore downcourt for a huge dunk. He and Skylar Shepard had four points each in the spurt.
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Sashihara Rino reveals the title of AKB48's new single + MV making-of film
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It was revealed on Fuji TV's late-night show "AKB Eizou Center" that AKB48's 32nd single , in which HKT48 member Sashihara Rino will take the center position, will be titled "Koisuru Fortune Cookie."
The announcement was made by Sashihara herself, as she serves as the MC of the show.
Apart from the title, a music video behind-the scenes clip was also revealed on the show, as well as on the group's official YouTube channel. The filming of the MV was held on June 22nd, in Fukuoka, and together with 3,000 extras, AKB48 members danced to the song. Papaya Suzuki was in charge of choreography.
Reportedly, one of the reasons why the MV was shot in Fukuoka was that it was the hometown of member Shinoda Mariko, who will be graduating from the group next month.
In the making-of video, some members make a comment regarding the title track and its MV. "It makes you feel like telling your fortunes." (Watanabe Mayu), "It's a song you can liven up with everyone, and is also an enjoyable song, as you can copy the choreography with others." (Itano Tomomi), "It's somehow nostalgic. It's like a large-scale disco." (Takahashi Minami).
AKB48's 32nd single "Koisuru Fortune Cookie" is set for release on August 21st.
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timber frame! / Get started on liberating your interior design at Decoraid (decoraid.com)
raw wood beams and stair case, high ceiling.
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Living Room - Eclectic/industrial with turquoise and a melange of retro collectibles. Love the concept & space. (re-pinned photo -: Design Sponge)
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blue and gold .. tufted bench sofa, gold shelves, globes .. eclectic yet elegant, chic, and glamorous living room .. Image Via: Design*Sponge
Blue sofa and eclectic objects - globes in interior design
Living Room Layout Ideas: Place a Bookcase Behind Your Sofa / Love the turquoise sofa! Plus, globes!
blue velvet couch and globes
Stunning eclectic loft interior designed by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design. It's situated on Portland's NW 13th Avenue, in an old brick and concrete building that was originally a warehouse and manufacturing facility.
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Living room: built-in white bookshelves above built-in black and white sofa; black ceiling with exposed beams, polished concrete floor, wooden bench as coffee table, black glass pendant lights
Bookshelves, couch, coffe table
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Joint Editorial – Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
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Modern living room, Interior Design By Jessica Helgerson Interior Design and Photography By Photos Lincoln Barbour
Make those Cherner or Eames chairs and you got a dream house. Joint Editorial – Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
For a warehouse loft area I thought the industrial design for the 'Joint Editorial' offices was perfect. The beautiful exposed honey wood beams, polished concrete floors & minimal but stylish furnishings … Armin Quilici of Vallaster Corl Architects was the project architect with the interior finishes by Chelsea Lee of Jessica Helgerson Interior Design. photos by …
Mix of tribal rugs and modern, retro items. Love the roof beams. The offices of Joint Editorial by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design. Photo by Lincoln Barbour.
urban loft home open space with gorgeous wood beams. Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
oh my chairs!
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dining room wall
dining room by mcalpine booth & ferrier. Black slips + gallery wall
Fabulous slipcovers - framed art in mass - would love to see that light fixture lit in the evening, like the balance with the plinth and urn. And color - no color concept
so chic--love the art work and light fixture with the black and white chairs
overscale lighting LUCY WILLIAMS INTERIOR DESIGN BLOG: BIG LIGHTING THAT MAKES THE SPACE!
Atlanta Homes and Dining via Design Lily. love the chair covers
This will be my living room!!