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ML24 Subaru BRZ Version 2 Wide Body Kit Official Release
Submitted by Matthew Law on Mon, 10/09/2017 - 12:09
From ML24, October 9, 2017:
When we first started working on the Subaru BRZ version of our flagship wide body kit, we wanted to create a unique design that truly reflected and emphasized the Subaru brand and their design language. After many months of development, from sketches and renderings to CAD iterations, we achieved a sculpted design that conveys aggressive precision, a "shark-mouth". The inclusion of dynamic shapes and vigorous lines help showcase the next step in the evolution of our company's design philosophy and product DNA.
For more pictures and information, please visit ML24 website.
ML24 Version 2 Scion FRS Toyota 86 Wide Body Kit Official Release
Submitted by Matthew Law on Wed, 08/17/2016 - 19:05
ML24 officially releases the highly anticipated Version 2 Wide Body Kit for the Scion FR-S and Toyota 86
Scion FRS Series 1.0
Submitted by Dan Buzdugan on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 13:05
Inside, there's a Smart Key with Push to Start button, TRD installed a different steering wheel, shift knob, black seats with T-pattern and a unique logo cargo mat. FR-S Release Series 1.0 can be further distinguished by its HID headlamps with LED DRLs and a dual-zone automatic AC system.
Deliveries are expected in August.
2014 Scion tC Body Kit Design by Matthew Law
Submitted by Matthew Law on Sun, 04/07/2013 - 20:29
ML24 x Matthew Law released a concept design for a 2014 Scion tC body kit. The newly facelifted 2014 Scion tC was released just a few weeks ago at the 2013 New York Auto Show. This design features the new Lexus grill which is now used on all their current models, and fog vents from the Scion FR-S. The bumper is shaped sculpturally to follow Toyota and Lexus' new design language. The side skirts were also inspired from Lexus' sculpted side vent. The vehicle is presented on ADV1's ADV005TS Track Spec wheels finished in semi-gloss spokes with gloss black lip, held with candy red lug nuts.
Kia to make a 86 Competitor
Submitted by Matthew Law on Thu, 04/04/2013 - 22:51
When will a Korean automaker create an affordable, rear wheel drive sports car? Maybe Kia? The Korean companies have grown a lot in recent years, their vehicles have improved greatly in many aspects, most notably the exterior and interior design. But have they really captured what the enthusiast market really want?
ML24 Scion FR-S Aero Lip Kit
Submitted by Matthew Law on Wed, 02/20/2013 - 01:09
ML24 by Matthew Law released images of their Scion FR-S Aero Lip Kit. Previously shown with the over-fenders, these renderings display only the aero lip kit, which fit right over the OEM body.
ML24 Scion FRS Wide Body Fender Arches and Aero Lip Kit
ML24 launched their Scion FR-S Wide Body Kit which consists of the Wide Body Fender Arches and Aero Lip Kit today. The Wide Body Fender Arches were first shown on Pat Cyr's Drift Scion FR-S. As we previously posted here, Pat Cyr will be running his FRS in the upcoming 2013 Drift Season.
ML24 also released more details today on how the body kits were designed and built:
Pat Cyr Drift Scion FR-S Preview
Submitted by Matthew Law on Tue, 12/18/2012 - 11:50
Scion Canada has released a preview of Pat Cyr's 2013 Scion FR-S for the upcoming 2013 drift season. Drift fans will instantly recognize Cyr's drift machine by the green paint - his previous drift vehicle was a green Toyota AE86 with black bumper and hood. Here, we can see the theme was kept but evolved on the new 86. The green has been replaced with a matte metallic green, and the black parts are matte black or carbon.


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Cori Chambers likes the reaction when she informs the folks that Georgia is 5-0 with only seven players.
"It's hard to believe when you tell somebody you've got seven players and only two subs on the bench," said Chambers, a senior guard. "When I tell people that, they're like, 'Really? Seven players? That's it?' "
Yeah, that's it.
The Lady Bulldogs are off to their best start since the 2001-02 team went 13-0, despite their small numbers and playing without All-American forward Tasha Humphrey, who will serve the final game of her six-game suspension tonight when they host Memphis.
Even without Humphrey, who has led Georgia in scoring and rebounding the past two years, and ample reserves, the Lady Bulldogs have knocked off two ranked opponents (Rutgers and Stanford) and have moved to eighth in both polls.
"We wanted to make sure people weren't counting us out," senior guard Janese Hardrick said. "People are looking more closely at us now, not because we have seven players, but because we're a good team. I think, especially, against Stanford, we played together as a team. It was a good team effort."
The Lady Bulldogs know what it's like to go through a season shorthanded. They were devastated by injuries last year and advanced to the Sweet 16 with only eight players. In 2004-05, forward Kara Braxton missed the season because of a pregnancy, leaving the team with nine players.
"It's been a challenge at times, but this isn't the first year that Georgia has been short-handed," Chambers said, "so I'm kind of getting to a point where you have to accept the cards you've been dealt and play to the best of your abilities and not worry about the 'what ifs' and the 'maybes.' You've just got to embrace what you have right now."
Coach Andy Landers said he was "mildly surprised" the Lady Bulldogs defeated Rutgers in the opener and Stanford on Sunday. Hardrick and point guard Ashley Houts, playing in her first collegiate game, each scored 18 to knock off Rutgers on Nov. 12. On Sunday, Chambers scored 21 points and Houts hit key free throws down the stretch to seal the victory over Stanford.
Only six Lady Bulldogs scored in that win, the first time this season that every active player hasn't scored.
"I think this team is more special," Hardrick said. "The other teams the last three years, we've started with a lot and ended with a few. This year, we've started with a few, and that's just going to have to carry through the year. That's why it's more special."
Hardrick and Chambers seemed unaware that a victory tonight would be No. 700 for the program, allowing Georgia to become the 15th school to reach the milestone. Not surprising, Tennessee is No. 1 with 1,011 victories.
"No. 1, it tells you how young women's basketball is," Landers said. "While 700 is a big number, comparatively speaking to the numbers of Kentucky (1,929) and the North Carolina men (1,887), it's a small number. That it's one of 15 programs that have won 700 games, that's incredible. That speaks to the kind of talent and the kind of commitment that the university has had."
Chambers said: "That's a great thing. I came to Georgia because I felt it was a competitive program, able to compete among the best teams in the country. To know that we're up there among the best, that's exciting."
On the brink
With a victory in tonight's 7 p.m. home game against Memphis, Georgia will become the 15th college program with 700 victories.
The other schools are: Tennessee, Louisiana Tech, Old Dominion, Texas, James Madison, Stephen F. Austin, Tennessee Tech, Long Beach State, Ohio State, Penn State, Richmond, Western Kentucky, Texas Tech and Kansas State.
Tennessee is No. 1 with 1,012 all-time victories.
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On1 classes taught by World Salsa Champion Carolyn Barreno at Dance Vita Ballroom in San Mateo. The evening starts with a beginner lesson at 8pm, followed by an intermediate lesson at 9pm. No experience necessary for the beginner lesson. No partner needed. Discounts available when purchasing a package.
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Carolyn is an exceptional instructor. She is a professional dancer that loves teaching salsa. This manifest itself in her energetic attitude and her attention to her students. She tailors her classes to the level of the students. She always focuses on proper technique. During rotations she gives feedback to individual students and increases the challenge for more advanced students.
I have ballroom dance experience, but new to salsa and social dancing. My goal has been to learn how to be a better lead in social dancing. I have gone to Carolyn's classes for over a year, from beginner salsa to intermediate salsa, and I have gotten something out of them each time. I love her classes because I see true improvement in myself. I have made friends with my fellow students (from complete beginners to experienced social dancers) and we all agree she is an excellent instructor.
I highly recommend this class.
Carolyn's group classes are fun and challenging! If your a beginner her classes are a great place to start and if your an experienced beginner or intermediate she teaches the finer points that will make you a better leader or follower. I actually found Carolyn on this website because I was looking for private lessons in San Mateo, where I live. She teaches in San Francisco as well. When I started taking group classes with her I soon felt like I belonged to a special community. Carolyn cares very much for her students and is always looking for ways to enhance our journey to become the best dancer we can be.
Carolyn Salsa class is s blast. She is an outstanding teacher! In Carolyn's Salsa classes at Dance Vita we have students that come from far away to take her classes regularly. They tell me they've tried other Salsa classes close to their homes but Carolyn's class is by far the best. I've been dancing with Carolyn both privately and in her Salsa classes at Dance Vita for almost a year now. I had never danced Salsa before and thanks to Carolyn and her classes I absolutely LOVE Salsa. All of her students adore her and we are all learning so much! I have recommended Carolyn's classes along with her private instruction numerous times to friends and we all agree, Carolyn is terrific!
I took Carolyn's salsa and ballroom lessons for 2 years. They are just great. The way how Carolyn explains a structure of a dance is highly analytical and she always goes into fundamentals if you are willing to follow her. She always encourage you to improve a foundation you have, connection you establish with a partner and other principle things rather than to learn and forget in a week some fancy pattern. That doesn't mean, that you don't find fancy patterns at her lessons though, you do. But she is a true teacher and know where is a right emphasis should be. She answers a question behind a question, always generously gives you more than you asked and brings the best from her experience to you. Carolyn is highly oriented towards your personal abilities and current progress and stays with you at your personal level patiently building a foundation for you to step forward. And it's never boring! She shares a lot of her natural fun and charm with students and cares about an individual of any level in a group.
I've been taking salsa lessons with Carolyn for almost a year now and encourage everyone to try her class! She is very welcoming to newcomers and creates a fun atmosphere each week. You will always see familiar faces, so there is a great class camaraderie as you develop your salsa skills from week to week.
She is especially helpful breaking down proper technique for each move she teaches. We all really enjoy that Carolyn rotates through partners with the class, so we get 1-on-1 feedback as well.
I'm looking forward to taking more classes with Carolyn, maybe one day there will be an advanced section too… If you are interested in other dances she also teaches (and competes in) American Rhythm!
Carolyn's offers class for beginners and more experienced. She always offers a different challenge and an opportunity to improve your technique. Other dancers are social and kind, the community at the studio is great. Carolyn teaches something different every week and often asks for students input and what the students want to learn. She makes an effort to learn everyone's name and include all students actively. She is always offering feedback and tips to become a better dancer. I love this class and the studio. I always come by when I'm in town.
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If you were born on February 13, you share a birthday with these famous people:
American US Air Force Brigadier General who became the first human/test pilot to break the sound barrier (flying the Bell X-1 at Mach 1), and nonagenarian senior citizen born Feb. 13, 1923. (Chuck Yeager Photo: Wikimedia Commons | U. S. Air Force)
Kim Novak is 84
Octogenarian senior citizen and American artist and actress in movies (Bell, Book and Candle; The Man with the Golden Arm; Vertigo; Boys' Night Out, Pal Joey, Of Human Bondage) and TV (Falcon Crest) born Feb. 13, 1933. (Kim Novak Photo: YouTube | Vertigo)
French fashion designer, and creator of perfumes (Emanuel ungaro For Men), co-founder of Emanuel Ungaro Parfums, and octogenarian senior citizen born Feb. 13, 1933.
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American musician, actor in movies (King Rat, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Hot Rock, Fun With Dick and Jane, A Touch of Class) and on TV (Just Shoot Me!, The Goldbergs), and octogenarian senior citizen born Feb. 13, 1934. (George Segal Photo: YouTube | The Quiller Memorandum)
Septuagenarian Swedish-American director, producer, writer, and actor on TV (Walking Tall, Here Come the Brides) and in movies (The Great Waldo Pepper, Deep Space, Heartbreak Ridge, The Delta Force, Inglourious Basterds) born Feb. 13, 1941.
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What else can be said about the Japanese? Last time I tried to describe what a foreigner experiences and faces when he comes to Japan for the first time. The following are impressions I gained step by step living and moving around Japan:
- Let's start with something simple. For example the prejudice that Japanese are small isn't really valid anymore. They are becoming taller, especially the men. I read somewhere that it comes from the changes in the nutrition the Japanese society went through in the last decades.
- Maybe it's the food, maybe something else. But very often it's very hard for foreigners to guess the age of Japanese. In the case of girls it's even much more difficult then in the case of boys. Once I watched on TV a show where three Japanese celebrities were trying to guess the age of about 20 girls/ women.
- To improve my Japanese skills quickly a friend gave me the advice to buy a TV.
their stuff anymore sell it there, it's still a better option then to throw it away as trash.
I got my 2nd hand TV with remote control for 4.000 yen.
When I zapped later through the main 9 or 10 channels I had the impression that 85% of all the programs were related to these 3 topics: baseball, food and crazy gameshows.
From all the channels I had I could be sure to find at any daytime one showing something related to food. The commentator was usually able to speak about the specific dishes for ages, then he tried it together with the others in the studio with the following words "oishi" or "umai" which are the words for delicious and tasty. Oishi, umai, take another bit, umai, oishi. This is how it went on. I've never seen that the protagonistst didn't like a dish. And I wished so much that at least in one case they would say "buah, disgusting", hahaha.
- Foreigners who meet Japanese for the first time might wonder about one thing.
- Japanese seem to see certain things from a different point of view then us.
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Jan Voorman patches up old buildings with Legos.
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Thank you; somebody told me about this a while ago and this is the first time I've seen them… superb.
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Ugly. It ruins the ancient stone appeal
sarah says
fun and colorful! it does to the stone what rainbow sprinkles do to vanilla ice cream :)
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These days, "less is more" has taken on a life of its own when it comes to living spaces. Minimalist homes that have a smaller impact on the environment and personal finances have become popular among singles, newlyweds, young professionals, and people looking to simply reduce their footprint on the world.
Whether you live in a cozy apartment in the city, a small house in the suburbs or even a tiny home in the woods, saving resources doesn't have to mean skimping on style. Simple adjustments to basic decorating techniques can boost your style while also making your space feel bigger. Here are a few ideas to spruce up your lighting, window shades and flooring in your minimalist space.
The best part about lighting a small living space is the sun typically does most of the heavy lifting for you during the day. Smaller space means the sunlight can hit every nook and cranny to brighten and warm your home. However, on those rainy days and at night, it's important to make sure your accent lights are dim enough to not overwhelm the room, but bright enough to do their job. Anything over 60 watts is probably too bright.
Something else to consider in a small living space: Use lighting to create the feel of separate spaces in one small area. A combination of bright "task" lighting in the kitchen area and ambient, low lighting elsewhere will give the space visual separation, depth and texture.
Window Shades
Some traditional window shades and treatments pose the risk of taking up too much space in a small home. Even a few inches of fabric or curtains and rods jutting out into a minimalist space can impose on furniture organization and arrangements, and make a room feel smaller than it actually is.
To avoid this potential style faux pas, think about roller shades and blinds that fit inside the window frame. Faux wood blinds, mini blinds, and a number of patterned and solid-color roller shades bracketed on the inner frame of your windows will allow you to regulate temperature while giving your small space that finished feeling.
Still want to go the curtain route? One trick is to hang curtains higher and wider than the windows (place rods closer to the ceiling than the window frame). This gives the illusion that the room is taller and wider than it is.
Much like lighting, choosing various types of flooring for the areas in your smaller space help give the illusion of separate spaces. At the same time, using too many different flooring materials – wood for the living space, carpet for the bed area, tile for the kitchen – can make the small home look too busy. Aim for two types of flooring: wood for the common area and carpet under the bed. That will help add style while giving your small space great character.
Accessorizing an economical living space comes down to one thing: your personal style. Balancing a variety of looks and colors can be tricky, but if you don't overdo it you can turn your small home or cozy apartment into a big, stylish success.
Katie Laird is the Director of Social Marketing for Blinds.com and a frequent public speaker on Social Media Marketing, Social Customer Care and profitable company culture. An active blogger and early social technology adopter, you can find her online as 'happykatie' sharing home décor, yoga, parenting and vegetarian cooking tips. Blinds.com carries a wide selection of window shades to help you spruce up your small space on their website.