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In the spirit of its Ms. Dewey experiment, Microsoft has launched a new site, Left vs. Right, which pits opponents from two sides of the political spectrum. Left-leaning "Patrick O'Neil" and right-wing "Britt Hayes" trade barbs about each other's hygiene, political views, and intelligence.
As with Ms. Dewey, when a user does not type anything into the search box, the characters wait patiently for a while and then will begin a new skit. When a user types in a keyword or question about certain issues, the two characters will share a humorous exchange about the topic.
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Halfway Through Detroit…
Today was the midpoint of our trip, and what a crazy midpoint it was. We spent the morning back at Burns Elementary School as our final day. We went in there planning on practicing with the kids so that they could perform their fable skits for their classes. And all of the kids did an amazing job. They had a blast getting all together and practicing their lines and their acting. And it made all of the struggles and all of the tensions totally worth it, to see their faces light up when they went to perform.
Afterwards, we took the kids outside to play on the playground as a reward for a week of good work. And even though things got a little crazy (broken glasses and a bloody eye are no big deal…) I could tell that the kids were having a lot of fun. And I got the chance to talk to a couple of the kids that I hadn't met yet. They were telling me about how much they loved having us here, and how they wished we could come back all the time. One girl said that she wanted us to be her teacher all of the time. And another girl told me about how terrible her area of Detroit was, that it was violent and dangerous. And it really made me sad, knowing that we made these kids' days a little brighter by working with them for these few days, but when we leave, things are probably going to go back to the way they were. Kids are still going to be rowdy and get in fights. Many of them still aren't going to have good attendance records. We don't even know what this school will look like in a year, let alone a month. But I think that even if we were able to make their week a little happier, then it was completely worth it to see the smiles on those kids' faces, and to see them excited about learning.
After we left Burns, it was time to pick up the Bagley kids and take them to Ann Arbor for a super fun field trip day! Which was a little stressful, considering our monster 15-passenger van had stalled in the morning, and it apparently needed jumper cables to start so the kids could be picked up. Not to mention the incredible struggles watching Ben drive that monster thing down the highway with his left blinker on. But we made it safely to Ann Arbor, all 14 Bagley kids, 9 Princeton students, and 1 amazing rabbi.
Our first stop was at the Hands-On Museum in Ann Arbor. And quite honestly, I think that we all enjoyed in much more than the Bagley kids. There were magnets and music and lights and plasma and bubbles and circuits and gyroscopes and all of these amazing exhibits. And it was clear that no one really wanted to leave the Hands-On Museum…
From there we trekked to the University of Michigan campus to meet with some of the staff of the Michigan Daily, the campus newspaper. After seeing the Detroit Free Press yesterday, the kids got a chance to see another newspaper. We walked over to the campus center, and my group got to interview an IM basketball star about pizza. Which was pretty cool. And then we talked about photography, and we got to take and be featured in a whole bunch of photographs! I think that the kids really enjoyed getting to see the inside of another newspaper, and every time someone asks them about their newspaper, they are always really proud of the work that they've done, which is amazing to see.
Our final stop of the day with the Bagley kids was to Pinball Pete's. Each kid got $5 worth of quarters, and they ran around the arcade, going from game to game trying to collect tickets. They were having so much fun letting loose and playing skeeball and pool and pinball. And the kids were smiling from ear to ear when they left the arcade.
When we all returned to the Summer in the City House, we went to a Mexican restaurant, anticipating that we could grab a quick meal, and then head off to the Red Wings game. But boy were we wrong. Our food took a good 40 minutes to come out, during which time we ate a lot of tortilla chips with salsa, guacamole, and salsa plus guacamole (which is highly recommended; thanks Jake for the idea!). And we got in our Jewish learning midweek summary over dinner. It was a really nice way to reflect on what had happened during the week, what we found meaningful, and who had an impact on us. It was really interesting to hear about everyone's stories, especially because a lot of them were relatable. We could all identify with the struggles we found at Burns, but we could also all identify with how incredible it was when our kids focused and did amazing work on their fables. It was also really cool to see how each of us could take away so many different ideas and thoughts from doing very similar work.
We finished out the evening by going to a Red Wings game. And even though the Red Wings were losing pretty badly, it was still a lot a great bonding experience. Even if Maya still doesn't why hockey players fight all the time.
Overall, today was a really great day. It's crazy to think that we've only been here for three days, but we've already done so much, and we've met so many amazing kids. So here's to finishing the week off with a bang, keeping up our energy, and continuing to have an fantastic time here in Detroit!
P.S. Sorry for the length of this post… there's just so much to say about Detroit! :)
Such Vibrancy: Yes, Even in Detroit; Especially in Detroit
Detroit has definitely been a whirlwind. Wonderful wonderful friends of Rachel's treated us to a true Detroit dinner - Buddy's pizza and Saunder's fudge, and now we're hanging out in the Summer in the City attic where we're staying and playing cards, unwinding, and trying not to explode from too much food and almost explosive generosity.
Our trip has definitely been exhausting already, but I know that at least I am really invigorated by the pride and spirit the locals have for Detroit. Whether it's the amazing kids we've been working with, or the innovators and investors who are spending so much time and money and energy on revitalizing the city, never have we seen such an allegiance to a community and a legacy as the one we witness in Detroit. It's really inspiring.
But mostly these kids are amazing. I love seeing these other sides of Detroit, but each of us has the magic moments that pull on our heart strings, and for me it's these kids, especially when these flashes of hyperintelligence or megacreativity are revealed to us. They are so smart and enthusiastic. We have worked with different schools with varying levels of structural support, and though sadly these things are very apparent in the classroom, each kid has this amazing vibrancy to share, one that mirrors the vibrancy we found in the city despite most Detroit stereotypes.
Today Jake (the elder/Jackson) and I had a nerd-off with our group of kids from Bagley Elementary School. Man they love learning! At one point one of them was explaining something philosophical to Jake, who didn't get it, and he said:
"You're a college student. I'm a fourth grader. You don't understand what I'm saying?!?" (with heavy sass)
It was really great. They have so much energy and I'm inspired to keep chugging because of them. It's also incredibly frustrating to see how much they could do if the structures of urban education and other similar factors weren't getting to them. But there's something exciting going on in Detroit that may change these structures, even if right now that is more indirect, more through tech start ups and downtown revitalization than through education reform. I haven't quite put my finger on it, and it's hard not to give in to the incredibly disheartening feeling that these kids' bad luck of the draw will prevent them from realizing their full potential. But Detroit is certainly not a city that has been given up on yet. And it looks like it won't be. So for now, the incredible inspiration these kids have given us to put forward will have to do.
- Maya
Schedule of the day:
9:00-11:50 Burns Elementary/Middle School
Hang out with some kids, make some puppets, do some fables. Occasionally, you may need to call in reinforcements.
12:30-3:15 Quicken Loans, The Qube, Compuware Building for meetings with Vadin Avshalumov, Bruce Schwart, and Dan Mullen
Be prepared for seeing some of the coolest buildings in the city.
Addendum #1: Apparently Quicken Loans owns all of downtown Detroit.
Addendum #2: Their cafeteria is better than our eating clubs. Who wants to work for Quicken? (all of us, but only if we get to stay at the Shuman's)
Addendum #3: So, I guess we'll meet Dan Gilbert too. That's chill.
4:00-6:00 Work with kids Bagley Elementary on their newspaper.
These are some smart, dedicated kids. Put your thinking caps on.
Addendum #4: Is it awkward that they're smarter than us?
6:30-7:15 Meet with Experiencia founders to discuss their alternative charter school.
So…they're cool. Mandatory bilingual education and calling parents specifically to say good things about their kids. That's cool.
7:15- cook dinner and…
Addendum #5: Nope. Not eating dinner, going out to eat. Mexican?
Addendum #6: Nope again. Patagonian food! That's in…Argentina?
Addendum #7: Everyone's invited! Ben's brother, the Experiencia people, the Detroit Tigers! 7:30-8:30
Addendum #8: Aaaaannnnnndddddd now on to Ponyride! It's a bunch of hipsters, doing hipster things in a giant warehouse. They make cool things like coffee with science and bracelets with industrial nails. Also, sleeping bag jackets are really comfortable, and seem to be doing good things for lots of deserving people. 8:30-9:40
Addendum #9: I guess this Jewish learning is going until…11:15. Maybe a bit of Euchre before bed?
Stay Beautiful, Detroit.
Jake the Elder
Monday in Motown
Here's our day in 2 haikus:
Fables in fourth grade
touring new developments
journalism time!
Charter school talk, then
Patagonian food and
hipsters with coffee.
-Jake the Younger
And the blogging begins!
After our first full day in Detroit, we are excited to let the world know what we've been up to!
But first, here's a brief overview:
- 6 days
- 9 Princeton students (Allie, Amalya, Charlotte, Jake(x2), Maya, Molly, Rachel, and Sam)
- 1 Rabbi (Yay, Rabbi Sara!)
- 7 layers of dip in the 7-layer dip we ate last night (so yummy)
- infinite fun
But actually, this trip is sponsored by the Center for Jewish Life at Princeton University and was expertly planned by Rachel Shuman and Maya Wahrman. (Neither of whom are writing this blog post so I can compliment their planning skills all I want!) Throughout the week, we will each get a chance to blog about our thoughts and experiences. We hope you enjoy!
This alternative break is supported in part by Repair the World, weRepair.org.


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R.I.P. Alex Hardman "Sunflame" and our other dear friend "Astral Logic" (real name not known). Both were inspirational members of Occupy Atlanta, killed by a "car" May 3rd. I remember Karen Silkwood the anti-nuclear activist from 1974, killed when her car was rammed off the road by another "car". Today, May 4th, I remember four of us murdered at Kent State in 1970. If you click on the picture you will discover Alex's Facebook Page.
I wrote this for Sunflame and Astral Logic:
Here is a story no one is covering anywhere - left, right, in-between: Two young and very active members of Occupy Atlanta were killed, hit by a car, maybe May 1st. Occupy Atlanta reported this to the General Assembly to an immediate hush. Both were very well known to all. I thought of Kent State. I thought of the coverup for Nixon that Obama approved of, even to this day. Laurel Krause is my friend. Her sister Alison was murdered at Kent State on this day (May 4th, 1970). She and the Kunstler Sisters have tried for decades now to secure the truth will out, and murder prosecutions of the National Guard who murdered four of us on the Campus of Kent State on May 4th, 1970. Now - again, in Atlanta, 2012. Cars are murder weapons. Karen Silkwood found out as her car was pushed off the road by an assassin who worked for the nuclear industry. No one knows who killed Karen, but we all "know."
The two activists "Occupy Names" are Sunflame Concinnae and Astral Logic. Maybe they gave their lives to share some wisdom with us now? I wonder when people are going to start to listen? Is your radio on? Here is from my post that I wrote today:
Sad Note: Sunflame Concinnae and Astral Logic, two amazing, passionate, powerful activists who've been very active with this mass strategy meeting among many other things, I'm sure, were killed last night, hit by a car. Please pay your respects to them and their work. I believe Sunflame, or Alex Hardiman, would have us ALL GROW FOOD locally and make sure that the whole society does so, and that Astral would have us focus on those most marginalized and uplift them and listen closely to their stories. I think we ought to honor them by doing the work that they began and carrying the torch forward :-(
Sunflame Concinnae wrote: "Thank you for inspiring me to be the change in the world that I want. To have that future without competition for resources that so scarred our past. We have changed the world."
If I could give you one gift for today, it would be to believe that you are braver, smarter and more competent than you believe yourself to be. Try this on for size as an AFFIRMATION today: "I am a good, brave, successful and loving human being who attracts good, brave, successful and loving souls and experiences into my life."


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Ashraf Hanna is an internationally reclaimed ceramic artist whose work is concerned with exploring how scale, colour, texture and material inform our perception and understanding of form. The space an object occupies through its scale has a significant role in determining our relationship with it. Colour, whether bright, soft, intense or vivid has a powerful effect in defining its character. Textural treatment invites us to examine the tactile qualities of the surface and how this influences our ability to read and comprehend a form. This is further emphasised when choosing the material, solid, dense ceramics or translucent glass.
Ashraf is interested in lines and spaces that develop through manipulation of the volume within forms and also their relationship to one another. The interaction between sharp and organic lines creates subtle and sometimes pronounced curves that invite the eye to engage with the sculptural aesthetics of the form.
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Goodbye 2011, You were a challenging, frustrating year. Even though you had some really great moments :) competing in ACF Culinary Competitions, GRADUATING COLLEGE!!! :) Becoming an aunt!! <3 <3 <3 And meeting my love <3 :) I will still be very glad to move on to new things in 2012 :)
I"m looking forward to new things in my career… new things in my relationship, and new things in my life in general!


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Day 9: Interview from 2008 of your choice
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This year Dan Radcliffe turns 25 and, once more, four amazing fan sites (the very same ones who organized the previous two, which Dan loved by the way) came up with an original and witty birthday project for fans to join!
This time the present will be split in two and you can join either part or both! Once again it requires creativity and it is free and democratic so anyone who consider themselves fans of Dan can join and be part of it.
The project closes on July 1st, and you're all invited to join despite your age or nationality. To read the rules and requirements click on your language below, and if your language is not there you join too sending a submission if you speak any of the languages listed down there.
Join us and share it with anyone you know, every fan of Dan is invited!!
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These are untouched straight from the camera !!?? New one on me !
Here in Oregon, the problem isn't lack of clouds, it's that a solid overcast might as well be blue sky for all the maps you can make of it. But it's almost July and we're hoping summer will show up any month now. Cross your fingers...
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• Chart-topping supergroup The Dave Matthews Band performs at USANA Amphitheatre, 5150 S. 6055 West, West Valley City. Opening act: The Head and the Heart. Show starts at 7. Tickets, from $39.50 to $75, available at Smith's Tix.
• Rock band George Thorogood & The Destroyers and bluesman Buddy Guy co-headline at Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way, University of Utah campus, Salt Lake City. Show starts at 7:30. Tickets are $53, at the Red Butte website.
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The Oak Creek Common Council on Tuesday approved a change in plans that called for a 900,000-square-foot processing and distribution site for the U.S. Postal Service - at the same time acknowledging the facility may never materialize.
The site, 2201 E. College Ave., is adjacent to the Chapel Hills subdivision, and residents there objected to the revised conceptual plans that would decrease the size of the post office building dramatically, to about 200,000 square feet, but add retail and two- and multi-family housing.
Specifically, residents said the proposed rental properties would increase traffic in the area.
With that in mind, aldermen agreed to add a 50-foot buffer between the rental units and the subdivision, and they gave assurances that a USPS building would likely never be built, given recent reports of the program closing offices and reducing its workforce. They said the plans needed to be modified so that the developer working with the USPS could market the property.
"Part of this driven by the nature of this economy," said City Attorney Lawrence Haskins. "Things are quite stagnant and they need to market the plan."
Aldermen also said that the Plan Commission would have to approve any site work and buildings, as well as make decisions about the height and density of the apartments, before moving forward with the plan.
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It's not every day that a student project manages to catch the eye of a major publisher, but that's just what happened with The Odd Gentleman's The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom. Combining a unique silent film visual style and a time-bending game mechanic, the game managed to become an XBLA hit. Though the team's next project revolves around slapping one another in the face, we wouldn't be shocked if it was eventually upgraded to add a pie-in-the-face mode. Or at least some form of pastry-based play.
Limbo is one of those games that people just can't stop talking about. A breathtaking art style, minimalist but haunting production values, and the occasional anger inducing puzzle made Limbo worthy enough to gain a coveted perfect score from GR. It also marks a stunning debut for Danish studio Playdead, which despite being formed in 2006, never released a commercial game before Limbo. Here's hoping it doesn't take four years for the developer's next project to arrive.
Educational games are boring - except when they're made by Pocketwatch. The indie studio headed up by Andy Schatz is best known for its Venture series of games, which not only taught players about environmental issues in Africa and the Arctic, but were also damn fine games. The most recent Pocketwatch game, the IGF grand prize winning Monaco, goes in a distinctly different direction, - it's a four-player, overhead, pixelated, caper game. Unfortunately, when it will actually be released is any body's guess.
Remember that one game, called Fez, that was kind of like Super Paper Mario, where you could switch your perspective from 2D to 3D in order to solve puzzles? Well luckily for you, it's still coming out. At some point. Originally slated to hit XBLA early in 2010, Fez has clearly seen some delays, but Montreal-based Polytron insists it's not cancelled, though no specific release date has been announced. Images like this one have us counting the days.
The cool thing about indie studios is that they're often made up of just a handful of people. Or in the case of Queasy Games, just one: Jonathan Mak. Mak managed to create PSN's first killer app single handedly, in the form of Everyday Shooter. The awesome, guitar-infused dual stick shooter first hit the PS3 back in 2007, and was followed by PC and PSP ports. Mak's next project is a mystery, but whatever it is he's working on in his Toronto lair, it can't come soon enough.
The team at Ragtime Games hasn't released a commercial game yet, but they did manage to score the award for best student game at last year's IGF. That game was Continuity, one of the most addictive and creative puzzle games released in quite some time. And it's about to become portable – at post time, the members of Ragtime are hard at work finishing Continuity 2 for the iPhone, a platform that seems like a perfect fit.
WiiWare isn't particularly well known for its great crop of indie games. There are a few gems, however. Like Swords & Soldiers. Hilarious and charming, the game is also secretly one of the best console real time strategy games ever. And while it may be Ronimo's only release to date, a number of the developers also worked on what would go on to become De Blob as students. Two releases, two great games. Not a bad track record. It has since migrated to PC and Mac, and the recently released PSN version even has Move and 3D support.
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Orange Pop is a lightly carbonated, very sweet orange "pop" from Fitz's. It's a pretty refreshing beverage -- the sweet orange flavor has a nice, old fashioned feel to it. The packaging definitely adds to the old fashioned feel. Overall, a refreshing orange soda with an addicting flavor -- definitely worth a try.
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Sherlock Holmes and Iron Man Valentine cards, by wolfpirate-55.
I drew these a thousand years ago and just found them on someone's blog. Im very glad they credited my DA Thanks bunches!
The Mother's Day card I made for my mom, she is my hero in everything she does!
… and not only did he throw him out a window, he turned him into Captain America as well
This brings back so many memories, and i CAN'T STOP LAUGHING!!!
some sketches
A comic I made based of the post from theavengersshouldnttext:
If its hard to read, just click the comic and see it on my DA page
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From Conservapedia
Suprematism (supremacy of pure artistic feeling) was an art movement, focused on basic geometric forms, painted in a limited range of colors. In 1913, Kazimir Malevich began creating abstract geometric patterns in a style he called Suprematism - where art could be free from the burden of the object. Suprematist painters were Kseniya Boguslavskaya (1892–1972), Il'ya Chashnik (1902–29), Nikolay Suetin (1897–1954), Vera Yermolayeva (1893–1938) and Lev Yudin (1903–41).
A Futurist Exhibition took place in St. Petersburg in December 1915; this exhibition has since been credited in launching two new styles Constructivism along with Suprematism, which dominated art in Russia including image design, architecture and theatre until Socialist Realism was forcibly introduced. [1]
Suprematism was opposed to political positions of Constructivism.
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Two federal and one Illinois agency on Friday announced the release of new online maps showing present data on Asian carp in Midwest waterways.
"Asian Carp Distribution in North America" shows the presence of bighead, silver, black and grass carp in the Mississippi and Ohio rivers and the Great Lakes. The data was released by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Illinois Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Geological Survey.
The data was compiled using surveys distributed to biologists, private and non-governmental organizations, the Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee's Monitoring and Response Work Group and the USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database.
The maps can be found at www.asiancarp.us/problem.htm.


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Air Jordan 10 "OVO" for Drake
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Drake's got a lot to be happy about in 2013, and these Air Jordan 10 PEs is certainly a big reason for celebration. The all-white upper is given the unprecedented icy-sole treatment, with golden speckling embedded into the bottom. Of course, what makes these Jordans an even more impressive piece is the OVO logo placed at the forefoot of the sole. So there it is – DJ Khaled isn't the only guy getting personalized Air Jordans. Check out the full photo below and let us know what you think about this Drake x Jordan connection and we'll keep you updated on any more specialties that the Toronto-bred rapper might have in store.
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My favorite man with my favorite shoe? Have to have these!
That Glitter though…
those white 10s are sexy
imma be honest..... these are weak.
Id pop some blue laces in the white, that would look fresh.
I'm sorry but it looks like the designers at nike are just copying the work of our fav customizers when it comes to premium models of our fav retro jordans.
Please Innovate Nike, not Duplicate.
Both are nice
air jordan bi racial pack friends and family exclusive
Clean, they remind me of the Golden Moment 6s a little bit.
Basic... Not really that earth breaking
Nice. X's are really comfortable.
That's some funny ass shit
@ReggieEarlManning ROTFL!
@kicks67 white ones are butter...black ones are a "mehhhh"
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AMERICAN FLYER No. 694 PR. TRUCK with AUTOMATIC COUPLERS for 3/16" Scale Trains The A.C. Gilbert Co., New Haven Conn., U.S.A .Five complete NEW trucks One missing one wheel set Three new Rivets Small marks and coloring from storage only. In original parts box.
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Tuesday, July 31, 2012
#2225 Don't Think You're Anything Special
To give a little background perspective on the name (and the gents who came up with it), The Jante Law is a value system created by the Danish-Norwegian author Aksel Sandemose in his novel A fugitive crosses his tracks (published 1933) that forbids ego and the individual drive for success, and praises obedience to the pack. In short, it's a bit like New Zealand's tall poppy syndrome, with more of an emphasis on United We Stand, and Don't You Dare Think You're Better Than The Collective Group. Apparently it's quite famous, but I must confess my ignorance before I came across Bent Van Looy and co's clothing label.
Posted by Isaac Likes at 12:16 AM 13 comments
Labels: Bent Van Looy, Bryan Boy, Outfit post, The Jante Law
Monday, July 30, 2012
#2224 My Week in Instagrams
If I had friends who loved me, this entire photo series would be dedicated to stills from the new Batman film, but sadly, despite the fact that it was so popular that even attempting to buy tickets was a hazardous endeavour, I couldn't find a single soul to go with me. Instead, what we have here is a jumble of menswear, meals and meetings; of drawings, desserts and drips. The week started with the menswear tradeshows, which I attended with Richard Haines (see his sketch of me at the Man Show, above), and where I saw some of the best menswear I've been exposed to in years. Everybody's favourite Filipino Bryan Boy moved into a new apartment, and I spent a lot of time eating takeout on the floor of the furnitureless living room and shooting a bunch of The Jante Law outfits (which will go live on the site tomorrow).
Posted by Isaac Likes at 8:54 AM 7 comments
Labels: Ashika Pratt, Bruce Pask, Bryan Boy, Etudes, Gia Johnson Singh, Instagram, Jack Tame, Jason Rider, Jenny Albright, Jess Jackson, La Paz, Olivia Fleming, Richard Haines, The Jante Law, The Likes List
Saturday, July 28, 2012
#2223 Ermenegildo Zegna and the great outdoors
Functionality is at the heart of menswear – ease of movement, protection from the elements, technological advancement, materials gleaned from ready resources – but it's that moment when functionality is fused with sartorial flair that great menswear is born.
Posted by Isaac Likes at 4:36 AM 5 comments
Labels: Articles I've written, Ermenegildo Zegna
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
#2222 The facts of life
|Bent Van Looy of The Jante Law and Das Pop fame, in New York yesterday.
Posted by Isaac Likes at 4:19 AM 15 comments
Labels: Bent Van Looy, Das Pop, Etudes, Kanye West, Lacoste, Officine Generale, The facts of life, The Jante Law, Won Hundred
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
#2221 Good Question
What did you think of Moonrise Kingdom?
A month or so ago, I discovered a boutique theatre about six blocks from my house that only plays films that land on the quirkier side of the cinematic spectrum. It's called Nitehawk and you have to book your tickets at least six hours in advance, otherwise your movie will be sold out. Waiters serve you a full menu of food and drinks during the picture, and before the film starts, in lieu of traditional trailers, a selection of clips, vintage commercials and adverts directed by the director whose film you're about to see are played to delighted gasps from the crowd (which includes, but is not limited to, Brooklynites, intelligentsia, hipsters and one-time guest stars of New Zealand's Next Top Model). Before Moonrise Kingdom began, we were treated to this Japanese cellphone commercial featuring Brad Pitt.
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Labels: Bill Murray, Film, Good Question, Moonrise Kingdom, Nitehawk, Wes Anderson
Monday, July 23, 2012
#2220 The Likes List – My Week in Instagrams
|Me, Simon Oscroft and Jenny Albright on top o' the world.
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Labels: Ashika Pratt, Gala Darling, Instagram, Jenny Albright, Jonas Bresnan, Simon Oscroft, The Likes List, Trop Rouge
The kid from Christchurch taking a bite out of Big Apple's fashion
|Me and Ashika in New York. Photo: Jonas Bresnan
New York is the city that has crushed a million dreams. But now, a couple of skinny Kiwi kids are making it in the Big Apple. Jack Tame goes partying with New York Times fashion writer Isaac Hindin-Miller and his Vogue model girlfriend, Ashika Pratt.
From the day he began writing, Isaac Hindin-Miller always aspired to making it into a New York newspaper. Backstage at New York Fashion Week, he achieved his dream. The winter show for the US clothing label Band of Outsiders had predictably attracted a smattering of the uber-cool celebrities and socialites, faces and names. Vogue magazine editor Anna Wintour, actress Kirsten Dunst and hip-hop star Kanye West were among the society elite afforded front-row seats. And at the back of the room was this anonymous, willowy kid from suburban Christchurch. The show ended, the lights went up. And despite his relative familiarity with high-end fashion shows, and fairly regular encounters with their token stars, the kid from Christchurch couldn't help himself. For once, it wasn't worth feigning fashionable nonchalance. For once, he wanted a photo. And Kanye West probably should have said no.
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Labels: Ashika Pratt, Herald on Sunday, Jack Tame, Press
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
#2219 The facts of life
|What's in Store at Pilgrim Surf + Supply. Photo: Noah Emrich
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Labels: Bright Eyes, Frank Ocean, Katherine is Awesome, Little Brother, Quotes, The facts of life, What's in store
Monday, July 16, 2012
#2218 The Likes List - My Week in Instagrams
|Ashika after a trip to Handsome Dan's Snocone and Candy Stand.
Posted by Isaac Likes at 5:32 AM 13 comments
Labels: Ashika Pratt, Bryan Boy, Frenchies, Handsome Dan, Instagram, Jack Tame, New York Times, Noah Emrich, Pilgrim Surf and Supply, The Likes List, Yvan Rodic
Friday, July 13, 2012
#2217 Recipe for men is the GOAT
|Photo: My Instagram!
Posted by Isaac Likes at 3:54 AM 5 comments
Labels: Products, Recipe for men
Thursday, July 12, 2012
#2216 I bought an iPhone! (And joined the 21st Century)
|A few of my favourite things – Moscots, Burt's Bees and my new iPhone.
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
#2215 The facts of life
|A still from To Rome With Love.
Posted by Isaac Likes at 3:36 AM 16 comments
Labels: Drake, Film, Little Brother, New York Times, Relationships, The facts of life, To Rome With Love, Woody Allen
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
#2214 Good Question
|Hedi Slimane*.
Confidence is entirely relative. I always made a point of following Woody Allen's advice that 80% of success is showing up, but once I got there I didn't always seize opportunities as best I could. For example: I did the Milan and Paris menswear shows for three or four years in a row, but it wasn't until my seventh season that I got up the guts to go and interview all the industry guys who'd been my heroes for years and years. When I did, I kicked myself for not doing it earlier – not only did I realise how approachable people are, but the contacts I made were instrumental in my moving to New York and getting a lot of the work I'm doing now.
Posted by Isaac Likes at 4:17 AM 4 comments
Labels: Advice, Good Question, Hedi Slimane
Monday, July 9, 2012
#2213 The Likes List – Obnoxious Colour Edition
One of the things that's been most interesting for me throughout the Little Brother design process has been working with colour. As a general rule, guys stick to the tried and true: Navy blue, charcoal, black, white, khaki etc. But as evidenced by the sheer amount of men walking the streets of New York in loud shorts right now, that rule goes out the window the moment temperatures explode. (At time of writing, it's 32 degrees outside.) When we were selecting fabrics for our shorts programme, I couldn't believe the variety on offer. "These are crazy," I said. "No New Zealand man is going to rock mustard yellow shorts." Murray Crane laughed. "Men love shorts. You wait and see – these will end up outselling everything else in the range." Despite that one exception courtesy of Outlier, I prefer going loud on the top half, and wearing this reversible Zambesi shirt ensures that I'm always the most obnoxious guy in the room (when I'm dressed more quietly, my personality takes on that role). The shorts are Crane Brothers, and they're a fit we've appropriated for Little Brother – look out for a rainbow variety of options this September.
Posted by Isaac Likes at 11:44 AM 2 comments
Labels: Colour Blocking, Crane Brothers, Little Brother, Outfit post, Shorts, The Likes List, Zambesi
Saturday, July 7, 2012
#2212 An update on Little Brother S/S 2012/13
|Little Brother Spring/Summer 2012/13 trouser samples.
Posted by Isaac Likes at 6:22 AM 15 comments
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
#2211 The facts of life
|Ash Stymest backstage at Lanvin F/W 2009.
Posted by Isaac Likes at 3:09 AM 7 comments
Labels: Ash Stymest, Call Me Maybe, Dad, Jack Tame, Little Brother, Matthew Schneier, Nicholas Acemoglu, Quotes, Simply Red, The facts of life, Tim Blanks, Travel
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
#2210 Good Question
|Photo: The Sartorialist
I reckon you can't beat an olive green canvas parka – you'll find it at any army surplus store (every city in the world has about 50 of them), it'll cost you less than $100 and it's warm, durable as hell and it'll go with everything, as evidenced by the gentleman above. Throw it on over a suit and you'll look like a fresh Italian dude; wear it with a fisherman's sweater and rolled up jeans and you'll look like a cool kid from Berlin. It's the perfect student jacket!
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Labels: Advice, Army Surplus, Good Question, Menswear
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A few asked, so I will show you my pattern alterations. Plus, I am in a rush to sew up all the fabric I bought. I have buyer's enthusiasm. Or whatever is the opposite of buyer's remorse.
This post describes how I approach upper back and shoulder alterations. I am dealing with excessive height, in case you haven't noticed. Being tall is really not that great, by the way.
Starting with the back, the first step is to locate a fixed point from which to measure and compare the pattern to the body. What works for me is the intersection of center back and a horizontal balance line at the bottom of the armscye.
Now it is a matter of reconciling the pattern to the body.
|The length of the shoulder is fine.
The width of the back is fine.
I like this about the cut of Style Arc patterns. Based on my measurements,
I wear an Australian size 12 and the overall proportions are very good.
I think of the shoulder slope as a triangle consisting of lengths from center back to the neck and the shoulder tip,
along with the shoulder seam, form a triangle. By increasing these back lengths, the shoulder seam will now rest at the natural top of my shoulder. To me, this is what's happening when I hear terms like "moving the shoulder seam forward" or doing a "forward shoulder adjustment". For a more educated explanation of measuring, see Maddy's post on how to draft a bodice block. I just recently found her lovely blog Madalynne.
The front is placed on the body the same way - by aligning center front vertical line and horizontal line at armscye bottom.
|Extra fabric is needed on the front, too, in order to place the
shoulder seam at the natural top of the shoulder.
Additionally, the collar is extended to meet in the back
on the center back seam.
In more fitted styles, I'll narrow the bodice front above the armscye, perform a full bust adjustment below the armscye, and lower the bust apex. I added at the hips only in the back, not in the front. That kept the side seams hanging straight.
|My notes. I measured, then did flat pattern alterations on the
work table.
|If you can decipher this image, it shows what was added to the
shoulder seam on the front, what was added to the shawl collar
and what was added to the facing (also shoulder).
|Oh how I love this new cardigan!!
About the dress form - it is undeniably a luxury to have a custom dress form for my sewing hobby. I had to
slow down on cut out fabric purchases for a year to cover the cost, but it has proven a valuable tool and it saves me a lot of time. Don't worry, I had a healthy stash to tide me over while I was on the fabric wagon.
A dress form is not a necessity. Accurate measurements, a camera, some curiosity and persistence will get the job done. Oh, and time, and patience, we can't forget those. Having unusual measurements may cause a little more time spent in pattern alteration, but it is worth every bit of effort.
Bonus: patience is a virtue, so all this sewing will make you a better person too.
What more could you ask for?
Have a great day!
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- found: Owens, W.A. Tell me a story, sing me a song, c1983 (a.e.) CIP t.p. (Jessie Ann Owens) accompanying galleys (author's daughter; musicology prof., Eastman School of Music)
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Teen-age Trends of Risky Behavior a 'Mixed Bag'
June 8, 2000 -- As any parent knows, getting teens to listen to an adult message is difficult at best. But in some areas of risky behavior, it seems the tide may be turning, according to a new government report.
It's called the youth risk behavior surveillance system report, and the CDC releases it every two years. The most recent report compiles information from 1999. Since 1991, the statistics show risky sexual behavior is down, while other activities like smoking and drug and alcohol use continue, for the most part, to stay the same or increase.
The results "are probably more of a mixed bag," says Laura Kann, PhD, lead author of the report. "We see the prevalence of many injury-related behaviors, and sexual behaviors are improving among high school students. ... At the same time, all the rates are too high, and some are actually heading in the other direction." Kann is chief of the surveillance and evaluation research branch at the CDC's division of adolescent and school health.
More than 15,000 students in grades nine through 12 nationwide completed surveys that covered six areas of health risk behavior: intentional and unintentional injuries, tobacco use, alcohol and other drug use, sexual behaviors, dietary behaviors, and physical activity.
Nationwide, about half the teens reported having had sex, but that was down about 8% from 1991. The percentages also dropped slightly among those who were more sexually active, meaning they had four or more sexual partners. Condom use increased 26%.
"The percentage of kids who've ever had sex is down, and, simultaneously, the percent of those who use a condom is increasing, and that's a really nice combination because it means, overall, we've got less kids at risk for things like unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV infection," Kann tells WebMD.
The number of teens learning about HIV and AIDS in school also increased. "It's real clear an awful lot of people have been very committed to addressing sexual risk behaviors among kids. Families, schools, community organizations, and kids themselves have worked collectively for many years now to address this problem, and consequently we are seeing some improvements," Kann says.
But four out of 10 students were still not using sexual protection, and the rates for tobacco and drug use went in the opposite direction of sexual behavior. Current marijuana use almost doubled to about one in four students, and those that had at least tried marijuana once in their lifetime was up by 50%. Although current cocaine use was lower, at 4% of the teens, that number had more than doubled since 1991. The number of teens that had at least tried cocaine also was up significantly.
Current and frequent cigarette use both went up over the course of the decade by around 30%. The only tobacco product that saw a dip in usage was smokeless tobacco, down since 1995. But there is more to be thankful for than just that, says Kann: "From '91 to '99, it [tobacco use] has increased, but in the last half of the decade, it's leveled off. Compared to just a straight increase, that's also an improvement."


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Mark Recchi: 'I haven't been good, I haven't been bad'
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Bruins forward Mark Recchi has barely made a peep in the Eastern Conference finals, totaling zero point and just six shots on net in the first six games of the series. Asked Friday to evaluate his performance thus far, the 43-year-old admitted that his play has been subpar, but that the past doesn't matter with the Bruins in a do-or-die Game 7 vs. the Lightning.
"I think the first game, I wasn't good," Recchi admitted. "I think after that I've been OK. I haven't been good, I haven't been bad. You know what? That's all washed away. One game now tonight. We're going to lay it out on the line and go out and have fun with this and get back to the Stanley Cup finals."
Recchi's line with Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand was strong in the first round vs. the Canadiens, and the winger had four points, including a goal in Game 7, in that series. While his line and Recchi in particular has been more quiet in the third round, Recchi pointed to the different lines stepping up (as it did in Game 6) and invited all four lines to do the same in in Game 7.
"We've been together all year. Obviously you like to have an impact, but at the same time, teammates, that's why we're here for each other," Recchi said. "I think earlier in the playoffs, our line was terrific and carried a lot of the burden of the team. Other guys have stepped up and been terrific now. Now it's one game, and let's all do it together. That's the important thing, is we all have one opportunity here to get to the Stanley Cup finals, and we'll do it together."
Recchi has two goals and five assists this postseason for seven points and a plus-4 rating. He is a minus-5 in the conference finals.
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