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Friday, July 3, 2009
Arnie for Urban Paper at Subwalk
And yes I did lose it once or twice gluing all those damn little spikes together.
Seems my papertoys are always made of flat or curved surfaces. I have be seeing tons of geometric paper folding online. So this idea came about from me trying to incorporate a geometric dimensional texture into one of my goofy papertoys.
10 comments:
- jmanu said...
you surprise me each new day
this is gorgeus, Matt!
- July 6, 2009 at 10:31 PM
Am I out of luck in hoping you'll give out the template for this?
He's beautiful.
- July 20, 2009 at 9:27 AM
- Max said...
he is COOL!!!!! Can you give us the template?
- July 25, 2009 at 4:13 PM
- Matt Hawkins said...
Hey guys I don't exactly have a template for this guy I approached this one more as a paper sculpture a lot of the parts were made on the spot. But I do plan on releasing a smaller more manageable version in the future.
- July 25, 2009 at 7:27 PM
- spam said...
this papertoy is so cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I can't imagine how long it would take to get all the spikes on there.It would be great if you made a template!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- September 29, 2009 at 8:50 AM
- Marc said...
Hi Matt!
Please will you send me the template? I know it's made on spot but you have everything printed...
Will you send me the template of anything you have used for Arnie?
( If you want to e-mail me contact me then on my site: www.papercraften.blogspot.com )
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Awesome Matt!!!
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User:Wilhelmina Will
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Welcome to my userpage! Feel free to look around, on this page and the subpages linked below. When you're done, you can leave your signature in my guestbook. Thanks!
Wikipedia has been my online world for almost nine years out of its present 15 years of existence. When I first came to edit here in 2007, I possessed an eager desire to contribute to this global resource, but being a part of this ongoing project has increased in its importance to me since then; far more than I could ever have anticipated. Every time I do even the smallest thing to make it a better encyclopedia than it already was, I feel like I've just won a globally-regarded prize!
About me[edit]
For non-Wikipedia related information, see here.
A picture of rocks in the ocean.
A picture I did of a friend of mine, who is homeschooled.
This was one of my attempts at abstract art...
I just think this one is so... angelic!!!
A picture of a colonial young lady running away from home, for reasons I did not put thought into. Done in pointalism, among a few other artistic tricks.
I always feel warm when I view this tribute to the veterans, and it works very well for Remembrance Day.
This Valentine's image is one of my first images released to Wikimedia Commons. I remember giving a lot of my acquaintances on Wikipedia copies of this as a "Wiki-Valentine" on Valentine's Day in 2008.
An interesting pic of mine, I thought. I took a public domain image of a valley, and I reversed the colours and shading so that it was photo-negative, and then I also used... some technique I don't remember the name of to give it a glowing effect - like they have on Predator.
I began editing Wikipedia as an anonymous user in January 2007, and became a registered editor on June 16th that same year. My typical contributions have changed over the years since then, but I like to cover as many fields as I can; leaving Wikipedia with something of a hyphenate editor, on my part. Right now I am most interested in the making of new pages, and the clearing of backlogs, notably the Guild of Copyeditors, Wikification, and for a long time the Great Wikipedia Backlog drive. On the sidelines, I also periodically review good article and Did you know nominees, the former especially during their backlog drives (surprise-surprise!). I am also an online ambassador.
I am prone to taking long wikibreaks without warning or notice,[1] usually due to surprises in real life, or simply a need to take a rest, and usually even when I am on Wikipedia, I am very engrossed in whatever I'm doing, so it may take a while before I reply to messages; some might even go unnoticed for months, it's happened once... Or twice... Actually, quite a few times. :} My apologies in advance for such occurrences.
In the beginning[edit]
Long before I registered in Wikipedia, I wanted to contribute; mainly to South Park-related pages as this show was a major interest of mine at the time, and I saw a lot of shortcomings in the pages I thought I could fix. Most of the time, however, my IP address was blocked from editing - apparently it was a revolving one or something like that, even though it was residential (I'm not even sure what that all means; I've never been the most technically-savvy person about). Not understanding much of the behind-the-scenes of the encyclopedia, I persistently sent emails requesting an unblock, but was instead repeatedly encouraged to create an account for myself, to disassociate myself from the penalties inflicted on the more raucous people in connection with the blocked IPs. Several times I tried to follow their advice, but for reasons I've never understood it never seemed to work. It's not surprising that I found the whole thing frustrating, but I followed one of my tactics of postponing a difficult accomplishment until I can sort things out. The very fact that I am recording this on my userpage right now - and I'm here to see it - is proof that it paid off, and on 16 June 2007 (or the 15th, as it was in my location then) User:Wilhelmina Will became an existing figure amongst the Wikipedians (Not to give anyone a complex, but this is sort of how I perceived the event, myself). I'd thought of incorporating my middle names, but that might have been a little over-the-top...
As it happened, however, I did not turn out to be quite the editing prodigy I had painted myself as in my mind, at any rate not at the start. Because what went on "behind the scenes" in Wikipedia (what happens in the non-article-space) was still largely a mystery to me back then, I frequently found myself walking into walls, falling down gopher holes, sticking my feet into basins, and generally doing things that I would want to draw my head in over the thought of, now, if I were one of these. Then, there was my behaviour. At the best of times I probably came off as a meek, eager young space cadet, but though it might have just been that I was in my early teens, due to my appreciation for extravagance I could be quite outlandish at times. I'd even go so far as to say I was often very goofy, which is fine when you're not in a serious discussion but not the best idea when you are. To think I used to think people were just giving me the brush-off because I was inexperienced... tsk tsk. Then there were the times when only my mother could have wikiloved me, if she had an account. My theoretical tactic with vandals or other shady editors was to use force, and soon I came under the impression that I could stand up against anything I did not approve of in like manner, never comprehending that as it boiled down into this more and more, I was gradually sinking to their level. To make a long story short I did not get the most pleasant of wakeup calls, but when I did I hastened to turn things around 45 degrees. I became largely reclusive, and more often than not I refrained from interacting with other editors for the longest time - it's a tendency which follows me even now, though since the middle of 2010, I've tried to inch my way out of this phobia.
In 2008, after the aforementioned events, I underwent a lot of developmental changes in contributing. I discovered I had a particular passion for the creating of new pages, and expansion of them when I could; this made up what I'd put around 95% of my editing for the next two years. I wanted to rebuild my reputation, and this aspect of constructing Wikipedia into what it's meant to be seemed the key to that door. I helped out in large part at WP:AFC for several months, and it was through my contributions there that I discovered Did you know; that is to say, two articles I'd accepted and created for an IP editor (through the old-fashioned AFC process) were nominated, by the editor as I presume, and they must have listed me as a/the creator of the pages because after they were featured on the main page I received a notification. Intrigued, I looked into this project, and I thought to myself, "Hey! Here's something else I can do!" I then began making pages and expanding them as much as I could, as well as going back over my older creations and making them more robust, in hopes of getting as many of them into DYK as possible.
After a couple of months at DYK, however, another user created a lot of conflict around me. With regards to their possible motives, I don't know how to touch that, so I won't, but it seemed they had some sturdy connections in that wiki-region. To make a long story short, they blew their scenario out of proportion, got me banned from DYK, and nearly scared me out of Wikipedia for good. There was, however, one user who observed what was happening, and offered me both defense and consolation; I'm indebted to that user, as I would most likely have retired for good without his encouragement.
Thanks to that encouragement, I came back a few days after things had cooled down, and mostly kept to myself again, sticking to the tried and true project of making pages, but not putting as much investment into each one as I would if I were going to enter them for DYK. It wasn't much later, actually - I don't think even a month had lapsed, come to think of it - that a new discussion was commenced, which I avoided participating in (after my rambunctious early months in Wikipedia, I never really trusted my tongue), and my DYK ban was lifted. I dipped my feet into that proverbial water again a couple of times, but it had lost a good deal of its charm for me, and I gradually drifted out of active DYK participation over the rest of that year.
2009 was not a particularly active year for me, in Wikipedia, due to other obligations in my life which arose, but I did have editing bouts from time to time. About the only thing I trusted myself not to bumble about with was making pages, and occasionally prepping some for DYK if I was feeling brave enough - and I always had to have someone proofread them first. Ah, but then came my personal "Renaissance" in 2010...
Major contributions to Wikipedia[edit]
These include what pages I've created, what images or articles I've saved from deletion, etc.
Other things relating to Wikipedia[edit]
- The junkbin - Well not really, but this page did sort of become more of a deposit for userboxes I couldn't figure out where else to place, than it did anything else. Gradually, I hope, I'll get this thing sorted out, and then I'll know better what to do with it, ultimately.
- Hall of Signatures - The ever-lengthening, winding, overall perilous-to-tread (just kidding) corridor which houses the memorabilia of previous methods I've employed to present myself when engaged in communication with other Wikipedians.
- Recognitions - Simply a collection of things given to me by other users. I find it amazing that nobody's given me the finger yet...
- Amazing experiences - A list comprising all of the milestones I've experienced here, including promotions for me or my child-articles, and the like.
Prior to the creation of the first of these sandboxes, I had to use the official Wikipedia:Sandbox if I wanted to work on potential articles, or if I wanted to experiment with some editing technique. It could grow pretty tiresome at times, since that sandbox receives so much traffic; you never knew when an edit conflict could destroy all your efforts. So when I observed that a lot of other users make their own, personal sandboxes out of user subpages, I got the great idea to do the same for myself! After I had used the first of my sandboxes for everything a sandbox can do, for some time, I began to realize it would be much more convenient to have multiple sandboxes, because then if a project I was working on came to some form of lull, I could move on to the next without waiting for the "lull" to conclude. So I decided to devote the first sandbox exclusively to writing out drafts for future articles on award-winning members of the film and television industry listed at the Internet Movie Database, and "invest" in another one. (I will make note, for those who have not yet made their own sandboxes and are looking to do so, that it does not actually cost anything except a few seconds or more, but it sounds more professional to call it "investing".) This second sandbox soon became the one I used for working on extinct animal/plant articles. Time went on, and I decided, since I was then actively reviewing AFC submissions (in the old-fashioned way, when all submissions for a particular day were listed on one page, and the reviewers created the accepted submissions for the writers), that I should have one in which to list AFC suggestions I was not sure about, before asking more experienced users for their opinions.
As these three projects have long since fallen out of my editing habits, these "assignments" no longer apply to the sandboxes. Mostly I just use them for whatever form of editing I want to practice, or for holding links, formulas, and things I want to remember.
Keeping in touch with the big things in Wikipedia[edit]
|Picture of the day
The Monroe Street Bridge is a deck arch bridge that spans the Spokane River in Spokane, Washington. It was built in 1911 by the city of Spokane and designed by John Chester Ralston, with ornamentation provided by the firm of Kirtland Kelsey Cutter and Karl Malmgren. At the time of completion, it was the largest concrete-arch bridge in the United States and the third longest in the world.
Photograph: W.O. Reed; restoration: Lise Broer
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- ^ Bear in mind, "long" for me can refer to a day or more; courtesy of my most virtuous impatience-to-spare.
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- User:Wilhelmina Will at South Park Wiki - This is the first wiki at Wikia that I participated in developing. It perhaps constitutes one of my most notable contributions to Wikia.
- User:Wilhelmina Will at Land Before Time Wiki - I'm sure, however, that this wiki is indeed my most notable project in Wikia; while I worked there I got it spotlighted 4 times and made over 7000 contributions, not counting logs.
- User:Wilhelmina Will at Iggy Arbuckle Wiki - My first foundation in Wikia; I had said in Wikipedia that I was going to do it since late 2007, and in November 2008 I finally got around to it.
- User:Wilhelmina Will at Arthur Wiki - Another wiki I was fairly active in.
- User:Wilhelmina Will at Magic School Bus Wiki - I "adopted" this wiki in early February 2010, and tried to build it up during the rest of the time I was with Wikia.
- User:Wilhelmina Will at Little Bear Wiki - Another wiki I worked on expanding, and succeeded in "adopting" in early May, 2010. The reason why I left Wikia to return full-time to Wikipedia is that Wikia one day began becoming less like an encyclopedic network and more like a social networking site.
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Industry deal makers estimate that 20 percent of mainstream vendors are struggling with credit issues that are forcing them to look for investors or buyers — or even close shop.
"It's a perfect storm," said Allan Ellinger, senior managing partner at Marketing Management Group. "You have more issues contributing to these problems than ever before: Retail business-demand is down, costs are up on the supply side, credit is squeezed from loaners. We're seeing an uptick in people looking to sell businesses, but just because a company is in financial trouble doesn't mean it's salable. People look to acquire companies at advantageous prices, and we'll also see doors closing voluntarily."
Furthermore, as vendors shutter, partner up or simply shave costs to avoid the former two alternatives, layoffs should be expected. For companies that are able to sell themselves to, or merge with, other strategic vendors, jobs will likely be lost as firms look to keep costs down and reduce overlap in the new partnerships. Even companies that choose to stay in business likely will be pruning their staffs.
"You may not be able to control your sales, but you can lower your overhead," Ellinger said. "This will be a defining moment for our industry: Will owners be offensive or defensive?"
Executives of troubled mainstream companies have several options: Invest in the business themselves while cutting costs, get money from venture capitalists, merge with a strategic partner, sell or liquidate. Their decision depends largely on the strength of the balance sheet, the age of the company, the most recent profitability and the distribution channels.
"If they feel it's only a temporary blip in retail, some will bring money from home," said Jack Hendler, president of Net Worth Solutions Inc., an investment firm which has seen a 50 percent uptick in business. "Others might find that the landscape has gotten so difficult that they will say, 'I've had enough of this' and find a strategic partner or buyer. Some who have just been moderate vendors without a strong position or brand will just liquidate out totally."
A new type of company is up for grabs: Many hot contemporary firms are waiting out the storm until they can again fetch a higher price, and not-so-hot mainstream businesses are actively looking for financial saviors, according to bankers. Additionally, along with new sellers comes a fresh group of investors, said Bradley I. Dietz and Marc Cooper of investment bank Peter J. Solomon Co. Traditional private equity interest is ticking down as money in the credit markets becomes less accessible, but hedge funds interested in distressed investments are picking up the pace. Strategic buyers, who couldn't compete with the higher multiples private equity funds were paying, are also reentering the game.
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While many of these deals of nearly anonymous middle market companies (for example, a mainstream firm called Sara Max is said to be looking for investments) will be done quietly, the industry has already seen several public examples, including NexCen Brands Inc.'s potential sale of Bill Blass, the new incarnation of which does much of its business at a non-designer level, and the unprofitable brands Liz Claiborne Inc. sold off at discount prices, including several moderate brands — Emma James, Tapemeasure, JH Collectibles and Intuitions — to Li & Fung.
Since it started as a turnaround strategic operation two years ago, Bluestar Alliance, which has bought brands from junior label Hot Kiss to Harvé Benard, has been on the prowl for such opportunistic deals. Schottenstein Stores Corp., which owns a majority of Filene's Basement, DSW Shoe Warehouse and Adrienne Vittadini, had bid on some of Liz Claiborne Inc.'s brands. Schottenstein is also said to be teaming up with Arnold Simon, president and chief executive officer of Designer Licensing Holdings LLC, which has the Bill Blass jeanswear license and owns 10 percent of the Bill Blass trademark, to made a run for Bill Blass. Windsong Brands, which led an investment group to acquire Ellen Tracy earlier this year, is also said to be exploring additional investment opportunities.
Companies locating buyers are finding multiples have "definitely come down a notch and a half from a year ago," Hendler said. The lower prices, relative to even a year ago, create attractive buying opportunities for longer-term strategic buyers, who are most often buying entry into channels of distribution, is higher than it has been in years. For example, Haresh Tharani, the head of Tharanco Group, which bought better knit label Joseph A. earlier this year, said he is eyeing three high-end accessories labels to take advantage of the lower prices.
Former Liz Claiborne Inc. ceo Paul Charron, now a senior adviser at Warburg Pincus who recently started his own investment venture through Fidus Partners, said: "If you can buy beachfront property at a moment of market depression, you know that at some point beachfront property will be back on the up."
However, in these hard times, analysts agree that retail Darwinism will be in full effect, and many companies will find themselves no longer fit enough to exist.
"There will be losers that will either be consolidated or go out of business, because lots of people don't have winning strategies," Charron said. "They will be the fashion victims of this macroeconomic environment."
Several factors are propelling this Seventh Avenue shift. The credit crunch has made lenders extra cautious about risk, leading them to more carefully eye an investment and often requiring additional collateral, possibly leaving vendors with inadequate credit. In addition, retail demand fell in 2007 and the outlook is worse for the rest of 2008, with labor and material costs rising.
As these companies — particularly small to midsize manufacturers in the moderate, better or junior sectors — send 2007 balance sheets to their banks this spring, many are feeling the pressure to produce collateral they may not have or take smaller advances that may not be enough to keep them in business. Several investment groups are also looking to exit the fickle fashion market.
There may be a few ports of refuge, as Charron — a former Navy officer always fond of a seafaring metaphor — puts it. Although traditional banks are pulling credit lines, reducing their advance rates or requiring additional collateral, Seventh Avenue bank Rosenthal & Rosenthal is "dedicated to playing our part" to keep apparel companies in business during the slowdown, said managing director Michael Stanley.
Stanley said Rosenthal & Rosenthal's loans are driven by collateral, which is less affected than sales during downturns, and the bank isn't changing its requirements significantly this year. In fact, Rosenthal & Rosenthal's loan activity is up, which could be explained by its industry-friendly policies relative to other lenders.


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In the course of the last two weeks of plumbing tribulations, we learned a lot about how drains and pipes worked when this house was built, starting sometime in the Middle Ages and continuing - or rather evolving, room by room - through the Renaissance, the Reformation and the Early Modern period, until the Second World War (the first known historical record of the house is from the 18th century, a census done under Napoleon that's held in the national archives in Turin). Whenever in time it was that the plumbing system was installed in the house, it worked on simple principles that dealt efficiently with waste: the kitchen drain went straight down into the pigsty right below the living quarters, while the bathroom drained out into the stream. It was an uncomplicated plumbing system that was still in use some fifty years ago, and remained in place until the house was remodeled/restored twenty years ago.
Despite the best of intentions, though, modernizing something that runs through walls of solid fieldstone was a serious challenge, that sometimes led the modernizers to pay more attention to the huge stone chunks they encountered in the walls than to the key to all successful plumbing, the force of gravity. The result is a system of pipes that runs from our house - a top floor apartment - down to the sewer that meanders, winds, and backtracks to the rhythms of our ancient stone walls, even passing in the abandoned house next door. And inside one of these meanders we'd never dreamed existed, some ten meters away from us, mineral deposits inside one pipe were slowly accreting and hardening. Eventually, our modernized medieval plumbing system had a massive arrest.
All this is probably more than you really wanted to know about our plumbing, in these festive days just before Christmas. It was certainly more than WE wanted to know. Sewage and merry-making don't mix. All the more since our usual holiday baking spree which fills the house with gingerbread aromas and Christmas cheer is a lot tougher to pull off in a kitchen with an overflowing sink.
However, one part of the Plumbing Affair was worthwhile. Not as exciting as going to see Santa and his elves at work, perhaps, or as magical as walking through Christmas-lit streets. But as exciting, maybe, as opening a present - or an old, secret box - and discovering what's inside. For the first time in the sixteen years, in fact, we passed through the ancient, locked doorway right next to ours. We got to walk through the abandoned house that we've often wondered about, and wander through the rooms just beyond the walls of our kitchen and living room. A household of country farmers with their saints and their mirrors, their golden yellow walls and pale blue ceilings, their narrow beds and cast-iron wood stoves, an entire way of living that stopped here, quite suddenly, fifty years ago, and is now draped with dust, cobwebs and silence.
And now, my friends, I think we're all ready for some gingerbread cookies!
Posted on 21 December 2015 in family life, Italy, village life | Permalink | Comments (9)
Of all the places I've had to kill time over the last fifteen years, waiting for my kids to finish some activity or other, nothing equals the music academy. It's in a seaside village that's packed with tourists during the summer, but deserted in the winter. I've never had any occasion to explore it until this year, when Rebecca's music lessons brought me there once a week, and presented me with an hour's worth of exploration time.
Now, I'm a seasoned chauffeur-mom, and always have knitting or reading handy in case my patience and interest should wane. But on music day, I found that I was actually enjoying my hour by the sea, and needed neither knitting nor books nor patience to make the time enjoyable. The music lesson is at sunset at this time of year, and there's nothing more peaceful and glorious than walking on the beach and wandering among the tiny alleyways of a small Mediterranean town as the sky and the water become rich gold, then pastel pinks and blues, and finally darken to deep cobalt before disappearing into the night's blackness. By then I'm walking back towards the school, the moon rising above the dark silhouettes of the palm trees, as from a high, bright-lit corner window of the music academy, Rebecca's piano music rings out.
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Around here, you know it's October and a new season has started when certain rich scents fill the air: the distant whiffs of woodsmoke from chimneys and garden waste being burnt in the fields, the musty smell of soil damp with the first autumnal rains, and sweet smell of winemaking drifting up from the cellar below our house. Each of these tells us, year after year, that October is here.
Posted on 14 October 2015 in Italy, village life | Permalink | Comments (3)
On the little road where I live, which runs along a river, just before you reach the nearest town, there's a small gap in the fence, where a path leads steeply down to the river below. In fifteen years of driving up and down this road numerous times a day, I'd never noticed it.
Rebecca and I went through this gap in the fence and walked down the path for the first time one day, at the end of summer. We crossed the river on a makeshift bridge, and climbed the riverbank on the other side. Beyond, hidden by vegetation and the ruins of an old wall, is a horse stable.
There I sat looking at Rebecca fulfilling her dream of riding a horse, in a secret field surrounded by olive trees shimmering silvery, vineyards glowing emerald in the sunlight. It was one of those moments when I felt all the difficulties of living in the middle of nowhere, rural Italy melt away, and a warming sense of all that country life here has to offer.
Posted on 07 October 2015 in family life, Italy, village life | Permalink | Comments (9)
There aren't many good places left to go out for dinner in our corner of the world. Most of the little family-run restaurants, where they serve the fried fish caught early that morning, or game they've hunted, or their own produce, all cooked in traditional Ligurian regional style, have largely disappeared. Lots of little family-run restaurants remain, but their fare has changed to attract tourists, offering menus with more "international" dishes and appeal (like the ubiquitous hamburger and french fries).
But a few die-hard places remain. One of my favorites is a spot on a nearby hilltop, where nothing has changed in the last fifteen years – probably the last fifty. It's a tiny little deconsecrated church, decorated with incongruous stuffed critters – badgers, foxes, owls, weasels, wild boars. We prefer to sit outdoors, under a thick canopy of grape vines, with views over the surrounding hills, olive groves and woods. The menu is so short and stable that they don't even bother to print it: homemade ravioli or linguine pasta, wild boar or rabbit, fruit jam tart. The staff is one extended family: scruffy, friendly, brisk. Reservations are a good idea, because although you'll never find a tourist there, it usually fills with locals. We go once a year, to enjoy both the hearty local fare, and the reassuring sensation that some good things, at least, don't change.
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Posted on 16 September 2015 in corner view project, Italy, village life | Permalink | Comments (5)
What's inside the grand, decadent palazzi in Genoa? One can't help wandering what those facades and big windows - often looking no farther than at window or wall of the palazzo just across the narrow alleyway - hide inside, and we had the most amazing surprise when we entered the palazzo where we were hosted.
Oh, wow! This spiral staircase was so unexpected and beautiful, that Rebecca and I spent quite some time exploring it: taking the elevator up to the sixth floor (little country girls get excited when they can use an elevator), and walking the helical stairs all the way down ... to the elevator door on the ground floor again.
PS Sorry about the ugly and, frankly, promotional way in which my photos display on the blog. Flickr is changing the embed coding adding "progressive enhancement" features, and hopefully options will soon be offered to have access to the plain, good old HTML code again.
Posted on 17 July 2015 in Italy | Permalink | Comments (5)
For me, no other Italian city feels as foreign as Genoahttp://www.fuoriborgo.com/fuoriborgo/2015/07/4th-of-july-on-the-9th.html. Squeezed between the sea and the Apennine Mountains, its old port district - Italy's largest medieval neighborhood - is a web of steep, dark stairways, small, winding alleyways too narrow for cars (yet where, surprisingly, no motorini or bicycles are to be seen and heard speeding along), decadent palazzi and forlorn hunks of the old city walls. Many of the locals have a hard-worn look, with a higher density of tattoes and chain-smoking than I've encountered anywhere else. In a five-minute stroll through Genoa's centro storico, you can see: boulevards bordered by elegant palaces and shaded gardens, prostitutes sitting in dark doorways, chic cafes bustling at all hours with fashionably-dressed Genoese, nail parlors and junk shops equally crowded with immigrants and sailors. Genoa is a bewildering blend, like several cities in one.
Posted on 14 July 2015 in Italy | Permalink | Comments (8)
We were invited yesterday to the celebrations of American Independence Day in Genova, held by the US Consul General in Genoa (on July 9th, for some reason). The 4th of July always amuses me, because it reminds me of the first time I travelled to the US, which happen to be on the 4th of July. That date meant absolutely nothing to me, except that it had been a very long day. For me that 4th of July had started early morning in London, and carried on fifteen hours later across the globe, where the 4th of July was just kicking off. Everyone in the New World seemed to be partying and having a jolly good time - for no other reason than that it was the 4th of July, people told me! Little did I know back then that I'd be marrying an American citizen, and I'd too be partying on the 4th of July - on a terrace-garden in a grand palazzo in Genova, decorated with Union Jacks* US flags shining under the Mediterranean sun.
*thanks Brenda for catching my mistake!
Posted on 10 July 2015 in family life, Italy | Permalink | Comments (5)
The setting could hardly be more dramatic: a Roman theater built 2,200 years ago into the rocky slope of Fiesole, a hill town just outside of Florence, as the sun set and night slowly cloaked the olive groves, vineyards, country villas and rolling hills all around. The ancient theater came alive once more this past weekend, with the music and song of Arthur Honegger's Le roi David, performed by the choir where my sister sings and by the orchestra conducted by Johanna Knauf. I felt privileged to share the experience of an ancient Roman Theater filled with music with my kids. So grateful to my sister, who made this possible for us, and whose voice is still singing in our hearts.
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Nowadays more and more people prefer to buy houses in the suburbs than apartments in the big cities. The reason is because in today's fast and brutal life, people strive to find some peace and quiet, away from the constant noise from the cars and other machinery. And the suburbs can offer it all – a big house, lots of space, safe environment and a garden, where you can grow everything you want. Who wouldn't enjoy something like that? I'm sure I would. But living in the suburbs and gardening in particular, can be also quite dangerous. It's not something you can see right away, but lots of small and big accidents can happen there. The garden contains all kinds of dangerous stuff, and we should know all about them and know how to avoid such situations. Otherwise we can seriously injure ourselves. To help you with it. I've gathered these great tips, which will help you maximize the safety in your garden.
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Plants. Growing plants is the main reason why we keep these gardens. Latest research in Melbourne shows that one in three people would love to grow a garden of their own. Everybody enjoys to eat fruits and vegetables grown by their own hands. But not all plants are nice and safe. Some of them are quite dangerous and even poisonous. And if you want to maximize the safety in your garden, you should identify them and remove them once and for all. Check carefully each plant you put in the ground. You never know where the danger can be hidden.
Chemicals. We all wish our plants could grow just like that, without any actual help, but the real life is quite different. There are many garden pests which come to our gardens to feed on our plants, so we do the only logical thing we can do – we try to get rid of them by using different chemicals. I myself prefer more natural ways to deal with the pests, but if this is the one you chose, be very careful and wear a mask, because these things can be very dangerous for people and all kinds of animals.
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Hi, I was glad to see your updates on garden. It is truly said that fencing is the most permanent and reliable control solution. If you have a serious problem with deer, you will save lots of distress by making the investment in a strong fence around your yard or garden. Putting up a garden fence will keep your pets away from your garden and they will learn to avoid it.
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Excellent post. I considered gardening a tough task for my garden. Your safety tips are easy to implement and good to go. Especially i loved the clothing part which was a problem for me. I will start a perfect gardening now. Thanks for sharing this post.


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Turk senior Giovonni Williams drives through heavy traffic for two of his game high 29 points in the Turks' final game of the season, losing 72 – 70 in the District 1, 2A "loser out" matchup aga [...]Read More
Sultan boys lose first district game
Turk high flyer #11, senior Giovonni Williams, crashes through the stifling Sehome defense in the Turks loss 85 – 65 in the 2A District playoff matchup against Sehome on Saturday night in Sultan [...]Read More
Turk boys clinch #1 seed for district play
Turk air flyer, Senior Giovonni Williams glides for two of his 20 points in the Turks' controlled win over rival Archbishop Murphy, 76 – 61, on Monday, Feb. 10, at home. Williams also had 10 reb [...]Read More
Undefeated Turk wrestlers heading for State
The Sultan Turks junior Hunter Jones, at 182 pounds, pins Dawson Conway from Sammamish in an early bout at the District 1 South 2A Sub-Regionals Saturday in Granite Falls. Scoring 342 points, the unde [...]Read More
Sultan girls defense leads to 52-21 shutout
Turk junior forward Payton Mcguire flies for two of her game-high 12 in the Turks' lockdown win 52 – 21 over South Whidbey on Tuesday, Feb. 4 at home. The Sultan squad drew the "Turk Curtain Def [...]Read More
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Sultan Turk Senior Giovonni Williams dunks two of his game-high 25 points in the Turks' intense domination of Coupeville 79 – 67 on Friday in Sultan. Williams had 12 rebounds in the one-sided ga [...]Read More
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Competing at 145 pounds, freshman Tanner Belcher wraps up Benson Hull of Lake Washington Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2014 in Sultan. Belcher won by decision. In his second match, Belcher pinned Will Switzer fro [...]Read More
Red Wolves maul Lady Turks
Lady Turk senior Jessica Hopkins claws her way through the wire-fence defense of the Cedarcrest Red Wolves for two of her team-leading 22 points in the Turks' 50-76 loss during a sparsely-attended hom [...]Read More
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Turk sophomore #13 Chris Walcott drives around a pick set by teammate #2 Junior Joe Schmidt in intense first quarter action of the Turks' loss to powerhouse Kings, 69 – 55, on Friday. The intensely-fo [...]Read More