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Friday, 19 November 2010
Warm and Cosy or Suffocation?
As temperatures slip further and further into lower single digits, don't you wish that you had one of these?
But then again, we wouldn't want to suffocate. Would we...?
What do you guys think?
16 comments:
- Old Cow said...
ummmmmm it sort of reminds me of medusa's head? I am a weirdo though!
- 19 November 2010 01:31
- kirstyb said...
suffocation me thinks xxxx
- 19 November 2010 02:46
- Fashion, Art and other fancies said...
I adore feeling warm and cozy during the winer/autumn months.
I wouldn't mind a nice balance of things. Why must everything be either or?;-) - 19 November 2010 03:34
- Underemployed said...
Sorry, this looks neither warm NOR cozy. It IS interesting, though.
- 19 November 2010 05:28
- The Photodiarist said...
OMG! I like it a lot. But more as a piece of art. It's quite ingenious.
- 19 November 2010 06:58
- Nadine2point0 said...
Fibre Art? Yes. It's stunning!
Conversation piece? Absolutely.
Warm? Nope.
Cozy? Until you start getting stalked by mangy stray dogs :) - 19 November 2010 07:11
- SabinePsynopsis said...
Bohaa! I totally love it! Any idea who designed it?
- 19 November 2010 12:00
- The Nyanzi Report said...
Sabine: I've got no clue who the deisgner is. I just found it very interesting.
- 19 November 2010 12:51
- the style crusader said...
that is pretty awesome. definitely not the most practical... surely this dude wasn't wearing it for warmth though, since he's got his bare arms out. i love the little twirled up knots though. ohhh... i'd like a little skirt made entirely out of them... or a rug. oh la la. better it would feel wonderful on your feet. ok ok, so i guess i wish i had one but in a slightly different form. very cool shot David! very snuggly looking. xx
- 19 November 2010 16:36
- *Liya* said...
interesting... not sure i would wear it though
- 21 November 2010 04:42
- danniekate said...
that's quite a style statement, i can't imagine she can really move much...xx
- 21 November 2010 04:52
- Angel said...
What is this? I'm not sure why anyone in their right mind would wear this outside of a runway show.. CRAZY!
Angels Point of View - Street Fashion Blog - 21 November 2010 09:21
- Biana said...
Haha, how cool is that? I want to feel the fabric. It must be very soft? I think. And I wouldn't wear it, well maybe a much much much more subtle version. It's a great piece of fashion though and props to her for wearing it like that. Hope you had a great weekend, D!
- 21 November 2010 14:10
- Fashionistable said...
For now and this lovely grey cold shine I would love it. Xxxx
- 21 November 2010 15:57
- livingeasylovingfree.com said...
right now I am thinking suffocation but ask me again in bitter bitter Jan & it might be a totally different story ;) Emma x
- 22 November 2010 20:26
- Prutha said...
i love the concept,but it is a bit too much for sure!!!
- 29 November 2010 13:12


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Sonny Boy and Robert Jr: King Biscuit Time on film!
Extra! Extra! Hot off the YouTube press, a slice of blues history on film that I'd never caught the slightest hint of, but here for all the world to see is color footage of Sonny Boy Williamson and Robert Jr. Lockwood doing their thing for King Biscuit Flour. It's video only, no sound, and only 2:12 in length, but it's vivid enough to transport you into the sun-drenched world of these legendary bluesmen as they play before a throng of locals in front of the Highland Lake Store outside Helena, Arkansas in 1942.
As a singer, harmonica player, and songwriter, Williamson fashioned a persona as a roguish, good-time-Charlie and griot-like town crier. In songs like "Pontiac Blues," "Eyesight to the Blind," "Sonny Boy's Christmas Blues," and "The Goat," he depicted life in the Mississippi Delta and offered a wizened perspective on the wages of living outside the conventional bounds of hearth and home, of entanglements with multiple girlfriends who lived "Too Close Together," and of double-crosses that reduced him to "Fattening Frogs for Snakes." Williamson was among the most poetic of bluesmen, the composer of several dozen songs that drew remarkably less on the "floating verses" of the blues than on his own highly original constructions.
(Robert Jr. Lockwood in 1984) (Sonny Boy Williamson in Europe in 1963)
Lockwood, a stepson of Robert Johnson, was most likely the first musician in the Delta to play electric guitar. Born in 1915 in Marvell, Arkansas, his tastes ran to Count Basie, Charlie Christian and Lester Young, and he developed a combined single-string and chordal attack that became the prototype for backing Williamson and other harp players, especially Little Walter, with whom he recorded extensively in the 1950's. His rapid strumming in the film suggests they might be playing something like Sonny Boy's "West Memphis Blues." Lockwood was already established in Chicago by 1941, and in that year recorded "Take a Little Walk With Me," which may have been an unrecorded Robert Johnson original. But as he told Robert Palmer, author of the essential chronicle Deep Blues, "When I got back to Helena...I was walkin' on Elm Street when Sonny Boy spotted me. He grabbed me, had me up off the ground, and said 'You ain't gonna leave here.' And I was stuck with him for about two years."
With Lockwood in tow, Williamson persuaded KFFA radio's owner, Sam Anderson, to give them a 15-minute time slot in exchange for the opportunity to promote where they were working at night. Anderson found a sponsor in King Biscuit Flour, and the mid-day show made its premier on November 21, 1941. King Biscuit Time's theme featured Sonny Boy singing a four-chorus blues in praise of the flour ("Everytime you look across the table, I'm reachin' in the pan again.") and the show quickly established the combo as a popular attraction in the Delta. Lockwood told Palmer they made as much as $75 each per night in the early '40's, a time when "most of the people who had good jobs was makin' forty-five dollars a week." With these earnings, the career-minded Robert Jr. became the owner of a 1939 Pontiac that he described as "all psyched-up. It was super fast." Williamson, on the other hand, lavished money on whiskey, women, tailored suits, and craps, but what glorious music he made of these indulgences and (mis)adventures.
(Houston Stackhouse, Sonny Boy Williamson, and Peck Curtis in 1965)
The Interstate Grocery Company, maker of King Biscuit Flour, capitalized on the show's success by marketing a Sonny Boy Corn Meal and outfitting the pair in yellow shirts which they appear to be wearing in the film. Lockwood eventually moved back to Chicago (and for many years resided in Cleveland), and by the mid-'50's Sonny Boy and his wife Mattie were living in Milwaukee, but area bluesmen James "Peck" Curtis, Joe Willie Wilkins, and Robert "Dudlow" Taylor kept the show going with live music well into the '60's, and they're probably the group backing Williamson in the 1952 footage seen in the final 27 seconds of the film. Here's what the show sounds like today with disc jockey SonnyPayne, who began hosting the show in 1951, spinning his favorite blues records.
Sonny Boy returned to Helena in the early '60's, and in between the several tours he made of Europe and England at the time, he made occasional King Biscuit appearances before his death in May 1965. Here's how Peck Curtis remembers discovering his deceased friend, a man whom many considered ornery and Eric Clapton described as almost cruelly indifferent to the aspirations of young English musicians ("They want to play the blues so bad, and they play 'em so bad," was Williamson's blunt assessment.), but Curtis eulogizes him as "a great guy, my great manager." Here's Peck's friend going it alone in Denmark on this spellbinding 1964 performance of "Lonesome Cabin."
Chris Strachwitz, the German-born founder of Arhoolie Records who took the Helena location photo above, taped one of these King Biscuit broadcasts for release on a collection that's otherwise devoted to Sonny Boy's 1951 debut recordings for Trumpet Records. On Elmore James's Trumpet classic, "Dust My Broom," Williamson blows behind the great bottleneck guitarist, who was also a King Biscuit veteran. Levon Helm hailed from Helena, and Peck Curtis was one of his early models as a drummer. In Martin Scorcese's film of The Band's farewell concert, The Last Waltz, Helm and Robbie Robertson relate a poignant story about hanging out with Williamson when they were passing through the area. Here's Robertson with a recollection of the encounter.
As for this film, there's a kind of Holy Grail aura to its rarity that propels me to watch it again and again. In 1957, when Williamson was recording "Keep Your Hand Out of My Pocket" for Chess Records in Chicago, he warned Leonard Chess, "You better cut it while it's hot, 'cause if it cools godammit it won't be worth a damn." That'll never be said for Sonny Boy's music, but I'd advise you to view this footage while it's hot just in case it disappears as unexpectedly as it appeared last week on the net.
Two Sonny Boy Williamsons
The Sonny Boy Williamson described here was the second bluesman of that name to make records. The first, John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson (above right), was born in Jackson, Tennessee in 1914 and through his prolific series of recordings for Bluebird Records, he became the first major harmonica stylist of the pre-WWII era. He also composed numerous blues standards, "Good Morning [Little] Schoolgirl" and "Hoodoo Man Blues" among them, but at the height of his popularity in 1948 he was murdered in a Chicago street robbery.
The Sonny Boy of King Biscuit fame adamantly claimed to have been the "Original Mr. Sonny Boy Williamson," but Trumpet Records historian Marc Ryan says it's probably the case that Interstate Grocery's owner, Max Moore, the emcee in the film, encouraged him to exploit the popularity of the name by adopting it at the inception of King Biscuit Time. Ironically, while this Sonny Boy may have traded on the other's moniker, his harmonica playing and repertoire show hardly a trace of John Lee's influence.
Sonny Boy's given name was Alex "Rice" Miller, his birthplace was the Sara Jones Plantation in Tallahatchie County, MS, and his birth year was variously reported as 1894, 1897, and 1909. While he often boasted that he was "a 19th Century Man," his sisters maintained that he was born on March 11, 1908. Beyond these convoluted details, what's most likely is that by the late '20's Alex Miller was a professional billing himself as "Little Boy Blue" and "Harmonica-Blowin' Slim;" what this 1937 photo (above left) makes indisputable is the pride he took both in his sartorial flair and in the instrument that would carry him from the Delta to international renown.
(Dedicated to the memory of Charlie Weiner, professor emeritus of the history of science and technology at MIT, and a lover of jazz and blues. Charlie died on January 28 at the age of 80.)
Great piece Tom, I too was
Great piece Tom,
I too was trasported by the film, and have watched it several times. I felt as if I was at that grocery store and that long ago day. Even though there is no sound I heard the blues loud and clear.
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Watch the official match highlights from England's win here on FATV England picked up a memorable win at Wembley in their first outing since a place at UEFA EURO 2012 was secured as World and European Champions Spain were put to the sword by Fabio Capello's men.On the day the Lord Mayor's Show took place on the streets of London, it was far from a let down as a hardened and determined display from the Three Lions saw them inflict a rare defeat on a strong Spanish line-up.The match-winner arrived early in the second half, when captain Frank Lampard headed home from close range and whilst the visitors made a valiant effort to get themselves back level, the true English spirit shone through with some characteristic hard work, courage and expert defending.In fact, the rearguard performed admirably for Capello's side throughout and England could claim to have been more than equal to their illustrious opponents for large parts of the match.As expected though, Spain pressed England high up the pitch from the very start which gave the defence plenty to think about, but at the same time also left swathes of room for midfielders Phil Jones and Lampard to break into when the Three Lions won the ball.With man-of-the-match Scott Parker doing a fine job of picking up the pieces in front of the back four, it was often Jones who found himself with space to run into and on one occasion his slide rule pass found Darren Bent narrowly offside in what would have been a promising position.For all of Spain's possession in the first 30 minutes or so though, they never really created any opportunities of note or tested Joe Hart aside from a blocked effort from David Villa and a low cross into Hart's hands from David Silva.In fact, it was England who notched up the first real attempt of note in the 32nd minute, when Ashley Cole, Parker and Lampard linked up through the midfield before the captain turned into space and shot at goal from 25 yards. It was straight at Iker Casillas though, and the Real Madrid man saved at the second attempt.Both sides made changes at the break and with Spain choosing to replace three players, England took advantage within four minutes of the restart by taking the lead, as James Milner's free-kick from the left found Bent in the area. He climbed above Sergio Ramos to place a header against the post, but Lampard was first to react and on the spot to nod home the rebound from close range.Spain tried to hit back immediately, but England were still showing their resilience and also rode their luck slightly when Villa skipped clear of the defence and around Hart, only to shoot into the side netting from a tight angle.Vicente del Bosque responded further by making an attacking change with striker Fernando Torres coming on to replace midfielder Sergio Busquets.England had also introduced Danny Welbeck by this stage and he almost made a sudden impact when linking with fellow substitute and debutant Jack Rodwell, but the pass towards the Everton man was just cut out by Jordi Alba in the area.Spain came closest to levelling things up in the 73rd minute, though, as Villa controlled a headed clearance from Glen Johnson before firing a half-volley at goal with his left-foot. It had Hart scrambling across his line, but fortunately for England it hit the post and bounced out to safety.By this stage, the visitors had taken on a much more direct style of play, looking to use Juan Mata and Villa down the channels to provide ammunition for Torres in the centre and it almost worked with ten minutes to go as Mata's centre from the left was hooked clear by Joleon Lescott and then again three minutes later, it was Parker's turn to make a timely clearance deep into his own box.Hart then had to make a smart save in the 89th minute, as Torres picked out Cesc Fabregas just inside the area and his shot forced the England 'keeper into a save low to his left. Fabregas then had another chance moments later, but he side-footed wide after Villa's cut back had found him in the area.That proved to be the final offering and England played the game out to complete a memorable win and provide the sell-out crowd with plenty to cheer.


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The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is hosting a community event highlighting energy saving benefits and financial incentives available for homeowners and renters to make energy–saving changes in their homes from noon until 5 p.m. Saturday, March 27 at the Flushing Mall in Queens.
The "Be Energy Smart – Save Money, Save Energy," program will offer a special focus on the needs of the Asian community, including interpreters speaking Mandarin and Korean to answer questions.
"Community events like this are a tremendous opportunity for homeowners and renters to learn more about the importance of energy efficiency and the funding available to help everyone reduce their energy costs," said Francis J. Murray, Jr., President and CEO of NYSERDA. "We strongly encourage the Flushing community to attend this event to learn how to take advantage of NYSERDA's energy–efficiency programs and save energy and reduce their energy costs."
The event will feature NYSERDA contractors and partners to help residents learn about options to help reduce energy use. Attendees also will learn about Home Performance with ENERGY STAR®, a program that provides energy audits to show homeowners where energy is escaping from their home, an estimate of how much money they can save with energy–efficiency improvements, and financing options and incentives that can help make improvements more affordable. Attendees will have the opportunity to win donated prizes, including Home Performance energy audits and energy–efficient compact fluorescent light bulbs.
"Being an energy–smart homeowner involves more than just buying ENERGY STAR appliances because they're efficient," said Senator Toby Ann Stavisky. "Having your home inspected by an accredited Building Performance Institute (BPI) Contractor to learn if improvements such as new insulation or windows, or simply switching to compact fluorescent bulbs, could mean savings for you in the long run. Look into NYSERDA's Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program, where you can find a list of BPI Accredited Contractors who can inspect your home and provide you with financial incentives to complete the improvements, and you could be on the way to saving $700 or more per year on energy costs."
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Violent tragedies such as the one in Newtown, Conn., should never have to occur before the country realizes that mental-health care must be a priority. Thousands of Ohioans with mental illness are living in jails, prisons, on the streets, in nursing homes or with their families for lack of better options.
Author Pete Earley published the book Crazy: A Father's Search Through America's Mental Health Madness, which should be mandatory reading by everyone who has anything to do with the treatment of those diagnosed with a mental illness.
Fueled by his son's mental illness, Earley takes the reader with him on his journey, showing firsthand what happens when the mentally ill enter the criminal-justice system.
Isolation and poverty are the end result for those who have no place left to go, and their victimization is often the real danger of their existence.
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22 May 2012 10:04 AM #1
Where to set a "State Manager Provider" and make it works?
Where to set a "State Manager Provider" and make it works?
After a lot of trial I couldn't make the state manager work.
In Application>launch I have:
Code:var stateProvider=Ext.create('Ext.state.LocalStorageProvider'); //I've tried cookieProvider too. Ext.state.Manager.setProvider(stateProvider);
Code:stateful:true, stateId:'abcPanelState', stateEvents:['resize'], width:200
What am I missing?
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I set the provider for the state manager in a controller's init function.
Otherwise the saved settings were always overridden when the application started.
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