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I joined the Done Girls challenge for spring/summer. It's been awhile since I've participated in one, so I'm on a new team: the Wave Runners! I'm super excited to do another challenge... it'll help keep me accountable and encouraged. Just what I need right now!
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I'm on the far right... these are all but one of my siblings (the other sister was taking the photo) // me the other day in the snow! :)
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Galentine's Day brunch on Feb. 13th. I'm on the far right!
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Carlos Saura Tangos with Cinema
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For over forty years one of Spain's most important and internationally
recognized directors, Carlos Saura has created a legacy devoted to the
politics and culture of his country. Whether it be the literal and
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remember all my films with a certain sentiment, because I like all of my
films very much. But not necessarily for the films themselves -- it's
because I have a memory [of the filmmaking], or I met somebody there, or
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part of my life, and there it is. And then you forget about it. Because
you've got to keep doing more things and have something to do, new
iW: That's refreshing to hear, since some directors say they can't
watch their own films without being reminded of the things that went
Saura: I don't feel that way, because in that sense cinema is
inexorable. You can't change it, you know that going in that it's done
and you can't change it. You can write a novel, for example, and do a
second edition, and change some things -- correct some things. There
are poets who are constantly correcting the same poems for new
editions. Even a painter, if he wanted to, could go and touch up his
work. But we can't. Film is there and you can't do anything more to
iW: You could re-edit, or make a compilation, say, of the dance films.
Saura: (Laughs) No, it's not worth it. One thing that I would do,
actually, that I've never done: I would do the same film over again, but
with years in between them. But for curiosity more than anything else.
iW: With the same actors, and the same location?
Saura: Yes, yes. I've done only one film that's somewhat like that. I
did a picture called "Anna and the Wolf," and ten years later I took the
same characters -- some of the actors had died -- and I did a
continuation of the story ten years later. And it was called "Mother
Turns 100 Years Old."
iW: In a way, I think of "Flamenco" as being somewhat of a sequel to,
or an elaboration on, "Sevillanas."
Saura: It's like an evolution, yes.
iW: And especially in those two dance films, you decided not to have any
sort of narrative thread.
Saura: Yes, those two films are musicals in a pure state, in the sense
that there's no script -- just musical numbers. Different from "Carmen"
and "Tango."
iW: Do you feel that those non-narrative films are closer to, say, a
pure cinema that is much more about the experience of the image and the
Saura: It's a strange genre of cinema. I don't know if it really
exists. On the one hand, it's almost like a documentary; but on the
other hand it's very creative: in the cinematography, in the intentions
of the total creation, and in looking for a connecting rhythm of the
dance numbers. I've talked about this with Vittorio Storaro, above all
in "Flamenco," and I don't think it's a documentary, although it's got
documentary elements. But the intention is to go beyond that -- I'm not
sure where, though.
iW: With "Flamenco," I understand that you and Storaro created a
temporal thread -- the cinematography mimics nature, in that the film --
shot entirely on a sound stage -- starts at first in late afternoon,
then goes through the night and into the morning. Did you create that
sort of mood or have thematic discussions about the lighting and
composition for "Tango"?
Saura: Yes, that's true. There's this time movement through
"Flamenco." And my collaboration with Storaro is actually more like a
complicity; and always, more and more we get to know each other better
and better. He's not just a cinematographer who conforms to that role.
He needs a justification for his work, a justification above the simple
photography. So he comes up with proposals and we talk about that, how
we'll do the cinematography. And not just the lighting, but the
progression of that lighting.
So he raises and lowers the lights, depending on what's happening
dramatically. We've worked a lot on that. Lighting evolves a lot
within one scene, not in a naturalist way, but in an artificial way. In
"Tango," there's a lot of that, how the light changes and modifies
throughout a scene, even though the audience may not pick up on that.
And we're going to keep working on that in our future films together.
Storaro's very obsessed with a study he's been doing of the way people
perceive color, depending on your state of mind or the way you're
feeling -- how lighting and color effects you. For example, in Las
Vegas, the illumination is so aggressive and so powerful, it's one of
the reasons people keep on gambling and lose all sense of day and
night. For him, night is very important, it means a lot. There's
something feminine about the night, while the sun has something
masculine about it. He has all of his own theories which are very
interesting -- I agree with some of them, but not with all of them
(laughs). And he always brings this to his films, so he does lighting
that no other cinematographer has ever done. He even uses landing
lights from airplanes!
iW: The images in "Flamenco" seem so abstract -- what with the lighting
as well as the spare stages and different background scrims, and the way
dancer's bodies interrelate. In "Tango" there seems to be a fusion of
naturalistic settings with this abstraction. Did this grow out of your
collaboration with Storaro?
Saura: Yes. There's an evolution in my thinking that has happened
since "Sevillanas," in which everything at first took place in a cube,
so that everything's geometrical, very rational. I've always been very
fascinated by aspects of Japanese culture -- certainly those moveable,
simple structures that remind me of Mondrian. So I used them in
"Sevillanas" for the first time because I was looking for elements that
wouldn't distract from the dance. Because normally the documentary
tradition is much different, and this idea was exactly the opposite: to
eliminate everything superfluous to the potential of the dance, and to
use light as a collaborative element. And so there are a lot of these
structures in "Flamenco."
I actually first met Storaro in Kyoto, Japan. I was promoting a film of
mine in Japan, and there was a festival there for which Storaro was one
of the jury members. So I gave him some drawings that I had done, with
ideas about how to do a film on flamenco -- the structure, the scenes --
and he immediately was very fascinated by this, and said, "sure, yeah,
I'll work on the film with you." And so we've worked together on the
form of lighting, and we'll keep on working together.
In "Tango" the collaboration is even closer, and a lot of times we
decided between the two of us the position of the various elements of
the scene. Another obsession I have is with mirrors, throughout all of
my dance films, which gives a great complexity to the film.
iW: Does the blocking of the dance sequences take a long time? Onscreen,
they're very elegantly orchestrated.
Saura: It is complicated, but Storaro is very fast -- he solves problems
very quickly. He's fantastic. And he understands things very quickly.
So between the two of us, we're pretty fast, once we have the idea. The
problem, really, is first to have the idea (laughs).
iW: "Tango" is your first dance film outside of Spain. And going back
through to "Blood Wedding" is like watching a cultural history of Spain
told through dance -- at least, that's how I, as an American, interpret
your films. And now "Tango" explores Argentine history, particularly
the dance near the end, where the soldiers massacre the peasants.
Saura: The main character of "Tango" mirrors myself, as a director
following the same paths in trying to tell the story of tango. And in
this story, there are some terrible aspects, like the military's record
of bestial repression -- it's still a very conflicted matter; a lot of
Argentines don't want to talk about it. And many of the repressors hold
public office. It's like Chile. I know Argentina pretty well, in fact,
above all Buenos Aires, because a long time ago I made a film there,
called "South," based on a Borges story. So I've been interested in
Argentine culture for a while, and even did a film in 1975 on the use of
torture, with Geraldine Chaplin, called "The Blinded Eyes," which
utilized the testimonies of women who had been tortured and made a play
within the film in which reality and fiction are confused. So it's a
theme that I know. And I've worked with a lot of Argentine actors and
known a lot of great Argentine writers. And furthermore, it's very
similar to the type of repression we went through in Spain after
Franco. There's not much difference. So I informed myself very well
about these facts and created my own version. And I feel that that
repression forms a part of Argentine life. Any Argentine forty years old
or older has lived that experience and knows it very well. That was an
extremely painful experience, and that had to be in the film.
iW: Are there other countries whose forms of dance you'd want to film?
Saura: Yes, of course. The producer of "Sevillanas" and "Flamenco,"
Juan Lebron, and I would love to do a film on the music of the
Caribbean. But there's still one problem, and that is that the
relationship between the United States and Cuba isn't sufficiently good,
but a lot of very good Cuban artists are in the United States. So we're
waiting for a more favorable moment because I want to film it in Cuba,
or at least the main part in Cuba. It would be a betrayal otherwise.
iW: Have you ever thought about doing an American dance film?
Saura: I've thought of it, yes, but I've never really come to a
decision about it. I'm convinced that it would be extraordinary,
though. Because dance in the United States is so powerful -- but at the
moment, I don't know, because I'm so unfamiliar with the culture. I
feel more comfortable working with things that I know I understand
better. And all of Latin America feels very much like home for me.
The fantastic thing about flamenco, or tango, or jazz, is that it
evolves. It incorporates new elements and it renews itself. So it
doesn't just belong to the past. That's why that kind of thing
interests me.
There are so many wonderful forms of dance. I was in India this year
for a film festival -- it's fantastic, since the gypsies and their
culture originated in India, and you can see it in the way Spanish
gypsies dance -- it's very similar to the way women dance in India.
Someday I would love to do a film about a group of Spanish gypsies who
go back to India looking for their grandparents. But I don't know if
I'll do that. Maybe someday. And then there's another fantastic thing,
which is Brazilian music! Just fantastic.
iW: You can't stop making these dance films! You have to keep doing
Saura: (Laughs) Too many things to make movies about.


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Hi Folks, I thought I would share my experiences with this nice little trunk bag I just bought since I didn't see it mentioned here before:
Louis Garneau Profile R-16 Rack Bag
My wife has been using one for commuting for the past week or so and said she is very happy with it... She used to carry a back pack but got tired of how sweaty it made her - and the backpack.
She carries a change of clothes, tools, and lunch in this bag every day with room to spare - it's got a deceptive amount of space inside for it's size and the price is unbeatable for the quality of the bag. ($30 CDN)
I picked one up because my panniers are monstrous (they're for motorcycle touring, but they where free) and I have a nice CCM trunk-and-pannier combo which is good when making a one-stop-grocery-haul or commuting with a lot of gear. Both sets are really impractical for multiple stops (no carry handles, need to be unloaded when mounting, and they're huge)... So I needed something smaller that would allow me to still use panniers if I needed them, so this seemed to fit the bill.
I also looked at the Topeak trunk with the zip-down panniers but they looked a little small, thin and flimsy... I figured groceries would wreck them fairly quickly and it would then be just a trunk bag with useless side-pockets.
This trunk bag attaches easily with four velcro straps (your rack needs to have side-rails) and has a convenient shoulder strap and a mesh helmet-holder on the top. I use the helmet holder for my lock when I'm riding so it's handily right-there on top when I stop and lock up.
The velcro straps keep it quite stable when loaded and unloaded, and the main pouch expands if you need more room.
It has two side pockets - I use one for bike-fix-tools and the other for human-fix-tools (ie. first aid kit).
Both side pockets have zippers have an extra mesh pocket on the outside... I use one mesh pocket to store the shoulder strap when not in use.
It also has a smaller rear pocket where I store my lights when riding in full daylight so I don't have to unclip them when I park, but can always have them with me if I'm out somewhere and it gets dark.
There is a rubber hanger for your blinky light, but none of mine (all are Torch brand) work well with it, they seem to end up pointing at the ground so I just mount them on the rack.
A nice touch with this bag is it has two velcro straps on the right side for holding your pump as well.
I was sceptical about it's carrying capacity until earlier today - I was able to fit a six-pack of tall cans and two bottles of wine in the trunk without even using the expansion capacity. It's insulated so the beer where even still cold when I got home. My wife has managed to fit a LOT more in it by using the expansion zipper to make the trunk bigger and using the helmet holder to strap down a grocery bag on top of it.
It's water-resistant but not water-proof, you might need to wrap your contents in plastic during poor weather, however no bag in this price range is going to be water-proof.
All-in-all this is a great trunk for it's price and if you're not carrying the kitchen sink on your commute I'd not hesitate recommending it.
This thread post has pictures of the bag expanded and loaded as well as closed and nearly empty, while attached to the bike:


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Amazon Kindle - Will Your Library Buy it for Patrons?
If the Amazon Kindle is any good, should libraries buy it for patron access? Michael Lorenzen at the Information Literacy Land of Confusion asks, "So, are any libraries planning on buying Amazon Kindle and allowing patrons to check-it out either for use in the library or to take it home? If this works as promised, this would be a great boon for many patrons who can not afford the current price tag. Should we as librarians strive to make this available to our patrons?" Full post at: information-literacy.net.
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Librarian Credulity Complex
"If this works as promised..."
You've got to be kidding. I'd sooner be giving out 8-tracks.
Here's a prediction: Next year at this time, if anyone's still talking about this Edsel, it'll be along the lines of "sales are better than expected..." Ho-hum.
I can't imagine many libraries will be buying it due to the cost...?
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Capote, Talese, Orwell, Boo—masters of the craft, in their own words. New at Slate.
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Beth Hickman has been appointed Oak Ridge city clerk.
Hickman formerly served as field representative for former Congressman Lincoln Davis in Rockwood. She previously was an executive assistant with The Roane Alliance.
"Beth has been an Oak Ridge resident for many years and is familiar with the intricacies of our community," Oak Ridge City Manager Mark Watson said.
A 59-year-old woman was arrested on Jan. 31 for allegedly firing a gun during a domestic incident.
Sharon J. Tinker, 1313 Mountain View Road, Rockwood, is charged with aggravated assault and reckless endangerment with a weapon involved.
Roane County Sheriff's Deputy Justin Edwards was dispatched to Tinker's address to investigate a report of a domestic involving a firearm.
He said he spoke with Tinker when he arrived.
The scene of a terrible tragedy nearly two years ago recently became a little safer.
Crossing gates, signs and bells were installed at the Mountain View Road railroad crossing near Harriman.
"I'm happy to see this happen, but it's a sad happiness because it took a tragedy of kids losing their lives to see this happen," said Roane County Road Superintendent Dennis Ferguson.
Mary Trout used to walk to Harriman Food City, and she can still make it on foot to nearby United Grocery Outlet if need be.
Now, she doesn't have to.
Instead, she can now rely on a new volunteer transportation program called Round About Roane.
"It is a godsend," Trout proclaimed Monday. "It is answers to a prayer, not just for me but a lot of people. It just so turns out it is helping me."
Roane County Property Assessor David Morgan is planning to seek another term.
He filed his petition to run in the Aug. 4 election on Tuesday.
"Roane County needs an honest man in this office, and I feel that most will agree we have that now," Morgan said.
Morgan was elected to the position in 2012 after defeating longtime incumbent Teresa Kirkham.
His ability to do the job has been questioned throughout his tenure.
Chief U.S. District Judge Thomas Varlan was lenient with Michael Puckett on Wednesday, but not as lenient as his supporters had hoped. Varlan sentenced Puckett to two years in federal prison for his role in an East Tennessee prescription pill conspiracy.
"I'm sorry," Puckett said during his opportunity to address the court.
Puckett, 45, pleaded guilty last June to conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute a mixture and substance containing a detectable amount of oxycodone.
The Roane County Sheriff's Office is looking into installing a video arraignment system at the jail.
"We're trying to get it set up," Sheriff Jack Stockton said. "We're fixing to get a requisition written up."
The system would allow inmates to be arraigned at the jail and not have to be taken to the courthouse.
"Technology can save time, money and help with security," Stockton said.
Earnest Bright said he easily blew through paychecks to feed his addiction.
"It took my home. It took my car. Took my family. It took everything from me," he said. "It put me in jail, took my freedom ...
"It takes your paycheck. Everything you make is gone as soon as you get it."
Bright is among three people who are the first to participate in Roane County Recovery Court.
The Roane County Board of Education's director of schools search committee is recommending that any current employee who applies for the job get an interview.
"That will be part of it when we recommend this to the full board," Board Member Mike "Brillo" Miller said.
Miller, along with two other members of the search committee – Board Members Sam Cox and Vic King – discussed the search process during a meeting on Monday.
February is the final month to pay 2015 property taxes without penalty.
To accommodate the expected rush, Roane County Trustee Wilma Eblen said her office at the courthouse will open on Saturday, Feb. 27, from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
She said her office plans to stick to its normal hours for the rest of the month.
The trustee's office is open 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday; and 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday.
The courthouse will be closed on Monday, Feb. 15, for Presidents Day.
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RUN…if you are ever approached to use their services. I have had one of the worse experiences in my life, seriously, one of the very worse. In a nut shell, I had my 3/4 of my house done in hardwoods. They ordered the wrong wood for my downstairs bedroom (concrete floor) insisted that "I" pay their installer to load up that portion of my order and and take back to LL, then I had to leave the new wood in my house "to season", causing another delay in my installation. Finally they completed the job and did a some what decent job upstairs, until they got to my stairs……
The bottom 4 steps were rounded, they told me they would put 45 degree angles on them and they would look great. Installer assured me he had done this previously and even showed me pictures. He lied. He chop my stairs all to H-- and back. They are uneven, crooked and a holy nightmare. The installer finally admitted that he had never done that type of stair before. I wanted SIX MONTHS for them to come back out and re-do the steps. They made them 50% better, but they are still a mess. They need to be taken down to the core and rebuilt.
I also had tile risers, they told me they would pay to re-do the tiles that would have to be replaced in order to to fix the disastrous steps. In order just to move on, so I had been tortured enough, I agreed to go ahead and pay for the work and just deduct for the re-tile on the steps. I sent the receipt and then…….
That is when I received NUMEROUS, nasty calls and extremely, rude text messages from the woman that worked with the installers. I mean vicious, angry, bizarre messages.
I have called HSS, send e-mails and pictures of the job and I hear nothing back…crickets. So you can forget anything about them trying and tell you about their concern for you as a consumer. It's simply not true. They take their cut and go on about their business. After this fiasco I started speaking to other neighbors and several of them shared similar stories. There service, or lack of, is the rule rather than the exception. RUN!
In my city, Lumber Liquidators has finally kicked them to the curb. It's a shame that I do business with them prior to this wise decision, because I have a bad taste in my mouth about LL, as well. They have to hold some responsibility for the installers they had on site.
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We have experienced dozens of brand and product launches. Much of the time, we are not impressed. Small baby-steps, same-old-same-old, reiterations of existing and stale ideas, broken brand promises, confusing off-brand presentations, mind-numbing marketing-speak, boring PR. Blah blah blah.
No matter how much we are lavished and pampered with free trips and swag, if we are not impressed, we are not impressed, and we will not write about it. If it's not cool, it's not cool. Simply, if it does not resonate with us, we will not write about it.
That is the integrity you our readers expect of us, and we expect it of ourselves, too. So, when we sometimes do publish a sponsored post, we always make it clear that it is a sponsored post. This is not one of them.
We've attended Mercedes launches before and not written about them. But this time, they got us excited! The last few days in L.A. have shown us that Mercedes is serious about creating cool concepts and producing cars that are more edgy, sporty, cool and engaging for a younger audience, a group whose language they have not spoken before.
Waiters in black t-shirts with tuxedo print which makes it look like a short sleeve jacket - cool idea
We love it that Mercedes is really trying to do something different. In cars, in events, in branching out, in their approach to reaching a new audience.
The "multidisciplinary festival" we attended last Thursday at The Geffen Contemporary at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in L.A. is called Transmission L.A: AV CLUB - presented by The Avant/Garde Diaries and curated by Mike D of the Beastie Boys.
Santagold performing
The festival runs from April 20 to May 6 and it is free and open to the public. It is a mixture of contemporary art, design, music, film and food.
The star vehicle of the event is the Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupé, the new midsize four-door luxury coupé scheduled for market launch next year.
With the release of the A class later this year, Mercedes started to approach the younger, savvy consumer market. They've had to rethink and redevelop their design strategy and marketing but, while the car drives beautifully, the look does not match the promises hinted at during the concept stage. We wanted more. Bolder, edgier, something that really does draw the eye.
We think this latest concept, the Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupé, has the potential to make a splash. This week in L.A. Mercedes certainly pulled out all the stops with the festival, celebrations and parties attended by the Who is Who in hipster L.A.
Mercedes launched this new car in a way they have not launched before. They understand that street art matters and they enlisted Mike D of the Beastie Boys to bring into this international meeting point of the avant garde his favorite artists and musicians, including Benjamin Jones, Mike Mills, Tom Sachs, Lauren Mackler from Public Fiction, Sage Vaughn, Isaac from Still House Group, Peter Coffin, Roy Choi and Will Fowler.
Mercedes had the new car as part of an installation with headphones you listen to while the lights above created a light show on the car, bathing the "new baby" in a cool artistic shower. Very impressive.
We have been to many, many car launches before and they are mostly boring. This one was different and interesting, with lots of talking points and lots of ways to engage the audience.
Here's a video of what the exhibition looks like. Go visit it while it's still on! - Bill Tikos
We will never tire of the positive effects of nature. Its calming, soothing and inspiring influence will never go out of style.
The more we rush, the more time we spend indoors staring at our screens and devices, the more urban our lifestyles become, the more we crave and need time away from it all.
It has been amazing to follow the newest solutions to the old dilemmas: How to bring more green space to cities; how to reclaim underused urban land for recreational and other "green" uses; how to provide more and more people the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of spending time in nature.
Lately, we have seen fantastic examples of how designers and architects, urban planners and citizens' organizations have accomplished both large and small-scale projects, from bringing a bit of greenery, and open space to otherwise bleak surroundings, to large-scale neighborhood-changing undertakings.
The most prominent of these large-scale projects in the past few years has probably been New York's Highline, the "park in the sky" that reclaimed a deemed-to-be-demolished industrial transportation structure for recreational and other uses.
It has been a massive project in all aspects of the word, and it has also become a poster-project whose publicity is helping other projects get off the ground. We hope it will continue to give citizens' organizations, city officials, designers and architects encouragement and inspiration as they tackle smaller projects, or even ones bigger than Highline.
We expect much more reclaiming of industrial and transportation lands, more green roofs, more natural features replacing concrete and asphalt, more walking and hiking paths, more waterways for recreational use, more spectacular viewing areas, more urban sanctuaries, more trees.
Getting back to nature is not a new phenomenon. For hundreds of years, wealthy city dwellers have travelled to summer residences and summer resorts, and withdrawn to their cottages and lakeside retreats. They've enjoyed fresh air in their gardens and hunting estates.
Of course, the need for recreational options has escalated since the industrial revolution. People, even ordinary citizens, now needed a place to catch their breath. They lived in more and more urban environments and also had the previously unknown luxury of a few days off per month.
Children went to summer camps, adults went hiking and camping, entire families went on long drives in recreational vehicles. Tourism boomed and being in nature became the vogue thing to do. And it has remained so ever since.
As we seek balance in our hectic lives today, we see solutions outdoors. "Green space" in the widest sense of the word in cities and surrounding areas is beneficial from recreational, ecological, economical, social and health purposes, but mostly we love it because it is just plain beautiful.
We love gardens and parks, ponds and water features, playgrounds and sports fields, open plazas, avenues and boulevards. We want more of it because even the smallest green feature lifts our spirits, while the wide open spaces can change our lives. - Tuija Seipell
First we fell in love with the city-ready look of Skora, a new "natural" sneaker brand from Portland, Oregon. Then we fell in love with the shoe itself.
Since we received a pair, it is pretty much all we've been wearing around town, on the beach or running, to the gym, to work, to yoga. They are super comfortable and light, and they make us feel like we're floating or walking on clouds. They feel totally natural, almost like being barefoot, only better! And that is just what the designers intended.
Skora was founded by David Sypiewski, a well-funded entrepreneur and formerly injured runner.
His shoes, like so many of the new, minimalist running shoes crowding the market today, are based on the notion that humans were designed to run shoeless, and that most running shoes overcorrect the human foot's natural ability to adjust and function. Rather than piling up more features, more support, more cushioning and more everything, the minimalist or natural shoe designers start from the bare foot and its inherent abilities.
Skora's first two models are based on a last that is shaped like the natural arch, and they have no height drop from heel to toe. The mid-foot hits the ground first, not the heel as with most running shoes.
In addition to loving the look of the shoes and loving the amazing feeling of wearing them, we also love their branding. The website is easy to navigate and the entire brand works. We are definitely fans. - Bill Tikos
Not being big meat-eaters, we may never become regulars at Yakiniku Master Japanese barbecue, but we do love the design of the chain's latest, its third, restaurant, opened late last year on Shanghai's Tianyaoqiao road.
The 300 square-meter (3,230 square-foot) restaurant seats 130 people. It was designed by Beijing-based Golucci International Design, lead by the Taiwan-born, London-trained designer, Lee Hsuheng, with team members Zhao Shuang and Ji Weng.
The interior of Yakiniku Master Japanese barbecue is a harmonious combination of minimalist modern design and references to both Japanese and Southern Chinese architecture and traditions.
We love the use of the wood frame structures of traditional Japanese architecture, and in particular, the oak lattice work or screens that simultaneously divide and unite the restaurant's various sections.
We love the half-moon shaped ceiling light fixtures designed by Golucci and referring to small, traditional Chinese boats.
The seemingly random, rectangular patches of meticulously arranged pebbles create cool interest on the floor and resemble a typical Zen-like feature in a Chinese garden.
We like the large, black-and-white mural behind the bar area that shows the beautifully curving silhouettes of typical Chinese roofs.
But most of all we love the stunning, ink-black wall of stacked traditional Japanese barbecue coal. It is absolutely beautiful.
All of these quietly elegant elements are not just beautiful to look at, but tactile and interesting, with texture and life and stories to tell.
Lee Hsuheng established Golucci International Design in 2004. Its portfolio includes a number of high-end restaurant and hospitality projects. - Tuija Seipell
At first glance we thought this was a campaign for sunglasses, but no. This campaign of massive vinyl stickers hit the bathrooms of Beirut's trendy spots to draw attention to Riviera Privé. It is an exclusive beach, pool and bar and lounge area in one of Lebanon's most famous hotels, the Riviera Hotel.
Riviera is located right in Beirut city, facing the Mediterranean. The hotel has been a favorite destination of jet-setters since 1956.
The Riviera Privé area has seen several reiterations of glamour and luxury, as has the hotel itself, but it is definitely the place for beach-loving locals who want to see and be seen. The sticker campaign created by République Beirut plays cleverly on this theme by implying reflective sunglasses and evoking the sense of being watched. -
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These minimalist, slightly retro — and dare-we-say cute – lamps come from New Zealand. They are the result of cooperation between veteran craftsman Douglas Snelling and his artist daughter Rebecca Snelling.
They established their company, Workroom, in 2008 and its collection currently includes tables, stools and lamps. In 2010, Rebecca and her partner Paul Dowie opened a physical retail store Douglas + Bec on St. Mary's Road in Ponsonby, Auckland. It sells not just Workroom pieces but also others that fit their sensibilities of natural raw materials, clean lines and craftsmanship. Douglas + Bec sells also online. - Tuija Seipell
Wood is both universal and unique. No other material is as deeply embedded in the history, culture and life of humans worldwide as wood, yet every single piece of wood is unique.
The color tone, texture, durability, flexibility and even sound qualities of different tree species have puzzled and challenged artists, architects, designers, builders and artisans for thousands of years.
Still today, nothing matches wood in versatility or beauty, so it is great to see how today's designers and architects continue to face the challenge of wood, and use it creatively to interpret sleek, modern designs.
They use wood to meet their current needs and desires for which wood is ideally suited. People seek calm surroundings, simplicity and minimalism to soothe their frayed nerves and to counter the constant visual overload they face. Wood's warmth and natural beauty works wonders for creating a sense of balance and calm.
People also look for sustainable alternatives, eco-friendly options, greener solutions. When harvested, managed and used sustainably, forests are still the source of the greatest material on earth.
We especially love the influence of Scandinavian and Japanese traditions that we can detect in today's wood architecture and design. Minimalist, functional, beautiful, and light in both color and weight.
Scandinavian building and design traditions are based solidly on the use of wood. Finnish modernist master, architect Alvar Aalto, stunned the world with Living Wood, his design for the Finnish Pavilion for the Paris World Exposition in 1937. In the pavilion, he combined both traditional and modern architecture and showcased his functionalist design sensibilities. It was considered one of the boldest and most innovative pavilions of the Expo.
Earlier, Aalto's exploration of the limits of bent wood and mass production had resulted in the Paimio chair (1931) and other furniture classics, and had a permanent impact on how furniture looks even today. Aalto's work influenced many other modernist masters including Charles and Ray Eames and Eero Saarinen.
The use of wood in Japanese architecture and design is characterized by austere construction methods, the lightness of materials, the connectedness between indoors and outdoors, and the way in which buildings merge with their surroundings.
With hardly any furniture used inside, Japanese master craftsmen were able to focus their skills on the buildings themselves, on skilful joining of sections without nails, and on revealing, rather than covering or adorning, the original texture and tone of the wood.
Wood as a material has held a charmed place in architecture and design for both its simplicity and complexity. It lends itself to imposing, bulky structures, yet also yields to delicate, undulating forms that seem lacy and transparent.
We love this lightness and elegance, the play of light and shadow, the countless tones of color that can be achieved with skilful use of wood both structurally and decoratively.
In more and more residential projects, both big and small, architects and designers are finding new, creative ways to reveal and highlight the beauty and versatility of wood. They manage to create structures that appear current and cool, yet also exude a classic, timeless elegance.
Every day, we come across images of fantastic single-use residences, recreational cottages, furniture, decks and patios, where the qualities of wood are perfectly matched with the users' needs and the requirements of the surroundings as well.
In retail and hospitality, wood is also making an impact. We love the blocky, clean look of the Aesop stores. At the other end of the spectrum a good example is the lightness and playfulness achieved in RDAI Architects' use of wood-slat "huts" as departments in the Paris Hermès store built inside an old hotel swimming pool.
In not just eco-lodges, but also in luxury resorts, spas and hotels, wood is becoming the material of choice. As guests are looking for a retreat, a sense of being back in nature, a quilt-free, tranquil vacation, resorts are responding with wood-frame structures, wood interiors and sustainable solutions that also look fabulous.
Wood is not trendy yet it is incredibly cool. It is a demanding, noble, ancient, living material that we have the privilege to use and enjoy. In wood, the architect, designer and builder face the exhilarating challenge of the sculptor — to reveal the character of the specific species, the individual tree. And we, the viewers and users of their work, have the opportunity to discover it for ourselves. We are looking forward to more. - Tuija Seipell.
At TCH, we are so obsessed with wood that we even created Treelife, an event to showcase the most innovate work using wood in the design of Treehouses.
Complicated is easy, minimalist is difficult. Even more difficult is minimalist design that stands out. That is why we love this little contact lens shop in Tel Aviv, Israel. It is a store concept for Adashot by EyeCare designed by Lee-Ran Shlomi Gidron of Tel Aviv-based Miss Lee Design.
It is apparently the first and only store in Israel that sells nothing but contact lenses. And that posed the main challenge of this project: How to display something as tiny and indistinguishable as contact lenses?
To start, Miss Lee created a word cloud to describe contact lenses: Cleanliness, Transparency, Clarity, Reflection, Gliding, Lightness and Tension between black &white. From that, the two main design elements emerged: The embossed-digits-wall inspired by sight tests, and the six light fixtures with concave mirrors. Minimalist, beautiful and stunning. - Tuija Seipell


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2. Have you ever got a professional body massage?
I've got head/foot massages but never a back or full body massage before!
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My Valentine is thousands of miles away in another country so no big plans.
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Ana es una joven madre soltera cabeza de hogar de sus 2 hijos de 7 y 10 años de edad, y es una emprendedora que ha tomado el negocio de tradición familiar y lo ha hecho crecer en gran medida. Su madre comenzó el negocio de la venta de cerdos con un cerdo que le regalaron y desde allí comenzó el negocio con el que sacó adelante a Ana. Ahora que tiene la responsabilidad, Ana ha hecho un gran esfuerzo por sacar su negocio adelante y así generar ingresos para que su madre pueda tener una buena calidad de vida, y también para sostener sus 2 hijos brindándoles un buen hogar. Debido a que sus pedidos aumentaron considerablemente, Ana decidió comenzar a construir un nuevo corral para los cerdos y los pollos de cría, pues ya no caben en donde normalmente los criaba, pero debido a que no cuenta con mucho capital Ana busca un préstamo para terminar de construir los nuevos corrales para los cerdos y los pollos donde puedan caber todos sus animales.
Así podrá responder a los pedidos de sus clientes y tendrá la oportunidad de generar mejores ingresos para su hogar y brindarles a sus 2 hijos unas mejores condiciones de vida y el acceso a una educación de mejor calidad.
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Many of the people jumping on flights are students trying to make it home. About 5 or 6 flights leave the airport daily, and officials say just about all of the 50 seats per plane are gone.
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Flea Market Chic: Berlin Visitors Caught in the Lens
Berlin's Mauerpark flea market is a magnet for visitors to the city. It is also the subject of a new book of photos capturing people and their treasures and showing the face of a new, more international German capital.
Berlin's Mauerpark, built where the Berlin Wall once formed a very unnatural border between the city's western Wedding and eastern Prenzlauer Berg districts, is a major magnet on Sundays for people from Berlin and around the world.
A new photography book published in Germany focuses the lens on modern-day treasure hunters at the flea market and their booty. Photographer Thomas Henk Henkel first came up with the idea after he and his son rented a stand to unload a bunch of stuff they no longer needed.
Henkel says he was trying to sell toys, but couldn't stop thinking about all of the fascinating people flooding the market. "It was like holding up a mirror to the world," he says. He then decided to exchange mental images for real ones and created a book dedicated to the visitors.
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He built a portable studio -- literally a tent with black walls -- that he then erected in Mauerpark over the next 12 months. Each Sunday, when thousands of people flocked to the flea market, he asked them to pose with the treasures and junk they had snapped up.
"The Mauerpark flea market is a very special place, partly because of its location in the former death strip," Henkel says. Like many visitors, one of the things the 48-year-old Berlin resident likes best is that Mauerpark provides a bit of German living history. One can find Soviet hats and East German kitsch, but also products from a bygone era when things were built to last for an eternity.
"My traveling photo booth creates a special atmosphere," Henkel says. "For a moment, it frees people from the hectic pace of life in the big city."
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Documenting the informal economy has been a challenge, the importance of which is increasingly being seen in recent banking, real estate, consumption and other economic statistics that, thanks to data from Telco's about m-pesa and other money transfer systems, shows up as a grey ocean of money flowing (daily) through the economy that amounts to a significant fraction of Kenya's GDP.
But how about the users who are moving this money? Can they derive credit worthiness value from this information that is being captured? i.e. These are the self-employed workers, and people without payslips or steady banking habits, but who have some scanty history with banks, savings societies, church groups, or utility companies.
But now with services such as SelfCare from Safaricom, one can see three months of M-Pesa transactions - and in the last three months, funding a project outside Nairobi, I've deposited about $3400, sent about $2800, withdrawn $200, received $150, and bought $100 of airtime.
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Morphine - You Look Like Rain
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