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Here are a few references for everyone based on conversations we had last Tuesday – some of them will be relevant for more than just the person for whom they are mentioned – so have a look through them all and see what could help your project specifically.
Lewis: Following on from our discussion on Tuesday about how the axes of your collage composition could be drawn to show change over time, this is an example of a time-based drawing – this won the drawing prize at the AA a few years ago – its a weird section but what's interesting is that the section changes over time as you read the drawing from left to right, collapsing time into the space of the drawing to show how the project could age. This could be really interesting when applied to your drawing that is in perspective so that things would age along the diagonal axes…
Also in terms of the additional suggestion of a taxonomy where you order buildings and objects according to their degrees of being natural or man-made – here are some taxonomy examples: First by a student from DS7 last year, Anoovab Deka, that was creating a taxonomy of factual and fictional elements on his site, Marine Park in New York: http://ds7.osa.digital/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/MAIN-TAXONOMY.pdf Or this taxonomy of branching structures for a project by Serie Architects where they took the mature Rain Tree and abstracted it to form their eventual architecture – also interesting because its https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2009/12/dzn_The-Tote-by-Serie-Architects-21_1000.gif
Roxanne: This is the encyclopaedia I mentioned in tutorials that is of an entirely fictional world with its own language, script etc – the drawings are pretty incredible: http://www.principiadiscordia.com/downloads/CodexSeraphinianus.pdf Also this project by Samantha Lee (who will be running the scanning/ image capture workshop with us in Dungeness) is interesting in how it combines the natural and the technological: http://pr2012.aaschool.ac.uk/students/samantha-lee – it also has some nice drawings of plants, that draw relationships to chips and processors, and of landscapes with data overlaid.
Oliver: Nice model of the shifting landscape on the blog! On Tuesday, I mentioned the Eameses' Powers of Ten video: http://www.eamesoffice.com/the-work/powers-of-ten/ – it could be interesting to think about how this translates to your project – what can be considered a 'landscape' at each scale, and what is dynamic or shifting within this landscape?
Also I saw this image at the Frieze Art Fair today:
And the way the glass was shattered on top of the photographic image looked like the ridges of shingle, which could be an interesting technique?
Also this project is interesting in how it plays with scalar extremes – the iceberg in the bathtub, the digital avalanche onto the city etc: http://pr2015.aaschool.ac.uk/DIP-06/Yufei-Li
Harry: Some quite interesting flow patterns and landscapes in these paintings – new techniques to add to your repertoire of techniques to manifest currents and waves: https://mauricesapiro.com/viscosity-series-poured-paintings/ Also these paintings were paint is poured repeatedly onto blocks create interesting patterns – not sure if its useful but it is a different technique that could give you more control than the water bath – more 3d, and also it inverses the relationshp between the water bath and the paper.
Song: Ed wanted me to pass on this reference for you Song on Jean Prouvé's demountable houses since it could become interesting as you begin to develop your technology: http://www.patrickseguin.com/newsletter/2016-10-01/index.html
Also look at this project by Anny Stephanou – it uses axonometric to piece together a series of different architectures as a 3-dimensional puzzle – unlike your drawing that folds, hers is connected when the pieces slide in: https://vimeo.com/141590561 (it all looks animated here but in reality was built of physical pieces).
Also, I saw this incredible drawing (I hope you can zoom in) by the artist Doh Ho Suh today at Frieze which was called 'My Homes' and was three lines of drawings as a series of plans, sections and axonometrics of all the homes he had lived in – it made me think of your drawings and another format through which you could interrogate the different durations and definitions of 'home'.
Three-point perspective is what defines a bird's eye view drawing – so it would be interesting to construct your drawings of Dungeness with that in mind but also taking into account what was discussed in terms of drawing shifts in perspective according to changes in the height of the bird's flight path to record its motion through what its changing viewpoint. Also in terms of treasure maps, these studies on disorienting maps that could be realigned or moved to locate the treasure came to mind: http://socks-studio.com/2014/02/11/louis-dourado-disorienting-maps/
Anna: This is the example we discussed during tutorials of the Ise shrine: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/this-japanese-shrine-has-been-torn-down-and-rebuilt-every-20-years-for-the-past-millennium-575558/?no-ist – each time it has been rebuilt it is not considered a new structure but rather a form of cultural continuity – makes for an interesting understanding of permanence and temporary as well as how buildings last over time.
These drawings by Tom Ngo have similar qualities to your collage with the houses on stilts etc: https://koozarch.com/2016/06/15/creating-in-a-parallel-environment-devoid-of-logic-and-rules/ Also I'm not sure what the internet connection is like in Dungeness but since its remote, our conversations on tethering and lightness vs. infrastructure made me think of Project Loon by Google where they are using airships/ blimps to provide internet to places without the necessary infrastructure: https://www.solveforx.com/loon/
Mary: The conversation we had on Tuesday about how to annotate the pre-, current and post- states of objects in the landscape to understand their myths and histories as well as presents and futures, made me think of a few different types of drawings:
These small system drawings by Gianfranco Baruchello that annotate and isolate objects to start to make connections: http://socks-studio.com/2015/06/30/gianfranco-baruchellos-infinite-small-systems/
Or this Museum of Lost Volumes that encases parts of landscapes into vitrines to understand them as objects: http://socks-studio.com/2015/10/17/museum-of-lost-volumes-by-nemestudio-2015/
Germaine: I found this link about The depositional and landscape histories of Dungeness that seems to have a lot of useful information about the different types of soil, minerals and layers of material on site: http://community.dur.ac.uk/igcp.495/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Dungeness.pdf
Also this is the magnetic sand I mentioned on Tuesday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttv33ki-Xys
And these are more weird types of sand that could be useful to make test models about magnetism or unusual conditions on site? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG8UkempW6k
Jia Wai: Here are two examples of drawings of an underground city in Moscow – one uses the tunnels of the subway system as inspiration to generate a new kind of subterranean city: http://pr2013.aaschool.ac.uk/submission/uploaded_files/INTER-07/thumbnails800/Nurul.Che-Ariffin-provocation%20section.jpg
And the other inverses a huge unbuilt Russian monument The Palace of the Soviets so that instead of being above ground it is now below ground: http://pr2013.aaschool.ac.uk/INTER-07/Maria-Radjenovic – it reminded me of the discussion we had about changing the relationship between what is above and below the ground.
Plus here is a video about the Salina Turda salt mine in Transylvania that exists below ground with a theme park (referencing your ferris wheel reference and something we will visit on our trip): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzVKtJXcwuA
Faez: These are the deep-level shelters I mentioned on Tuesday that are littered throughout London as WWII bomb-shelters connected to the London Underground network: http://underground-history.co.uk/shelters.php – some interesting drawings and an understanding of how they were built, what they are currently used for and the relationship above and below ground. This is a huge one in Clapham: http://londonist.com/2016/07/take-a-look-around-a-deep-level-shelter-beneath-clapham – could be interesting to visit if they still offer tours? Also I found this listing of a not-so-underground observation/ look-out post in Dungeness – I think it has now been removed but the details are interesting: http://www.subbrit.org.uk/rsg/roc/db/988289358.014002.html
Sam: Continuing the conversation on monuments from Tuesday, this is a proposal for a neutral monolith where the man-made is positioned within the natural landscape: https://koozarch.com/2016/06/03/natural-meets-man-made_exploring-the-neutral-monolith/ I also like this example mainly because of the title "Forgotten Monuments of Unrealised Futures: http://socks-studio.com/2016/06/02/forgotten-monuments-of-unrealized-futures-danila-tkachenkos-restricted-areas/ It might be good to look into the Cenotaph as a different type of monument – usually an empty tomb to commemorate an important figure whose remains are elsewhere – most famously Boullée's cenotaph for Newton is an incredible series of drawings of an unbuilt project: http://www.archdaily.com/544946/ad-classics-cenotaph-for-newton-etienne-louis-boullee
Ioana: This is an example of a Potemkin village that I mentioned in your tutorial – an imposing facade behind which lies a totally different volume usually much smaller in stature: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Potemkin_Village_Facade_Auckland.jpg or these examples by Felice Varini are good examples of how to blur perception with reality: https://www.visualnews.com/2013/03/21/felice-varini-anamorphic-paintings-cover-the-world/ – How can use optical illusions or visual tricks to blur reality and perception across the site – who is your audience? and how do you draw what is physically present and what is perceived?


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Pull my (foam) finger: A day in the life as a Red Rwody
Thursday January 27, 2011 2:57 PM
Red, Wild And Rowdy
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HOUSTON - Since their inception in 2006, the Red Rowdies have become an integral part of the Rockets home game experience. They have chants for almost every player. They have ridiculous costumes ranging from Darth Rowdy to drum-wielding puma suits. Their all-out audio assault begins long before tip-off and lasts until well after the final possession. The Rowdies bring energy, passion and enthusiasm to Toyota Center. Youve seen them. Youve heard them. And on Wednesday night against the Clippers, I joined them.
When the final buzzer rang out across the arena after Houston thumped the Clippers, I was not in my usual seat, chatting about the game with my impossible to please boss Jason Friedman. Instead, I was dancing between a Power Ranger and Rowdy Granny, flailing my arms and loudly proclaiming my pride for Houstons team. For one night, this humble intern put down the reporting cap, replaced it with a giant hooded red cape, and became Little Red Rowdy Hood. Sorry, Jason, but now that I remember what fun feels like, I might never return to the reporting world.
Before the game, I assembled my costume: cape, wig, Red Rowdy shirt, and foam finger check. I assumed I was ready to dive in to the Rowdy experience head-on. No big deal, right? Not so fast.
We do a traditional romp around the arena to kind of hype all the fans that are in line or coming in, said Chrislord Templonuevo, the Rockets' Red Rowdy ringleader.
With vuvulas, light sabers and cowbells in hand, we marched through Toyota Center making a racket, shouting chants and high-fiving everyone who crossed our path. It was easy to notice the fans positive reaction and the growing excitement our cacophonous procession produced. But while the Rowdies energy level only seemed to swell as tip-off time approached, I had already become winded and was losing my voice well before the game started. Who knew spreading Rowdiness was so exhausting? Dont romps have halftimes?
Once the game began, the Rowdies ramped up the passion once more. Almost every Rockets score produced loud cheers and a flurry of high-fives from all directions. There seemed no ceiling whatsoever to their zeal.
If the Rockets fan base is collectively Red Nation, then surely the Rowdies occupy their own state.
They watch the game with an infectious enthusiasm that clearly affects the crowd around them. Other fans picked up on the cheers we shouted and soon began joining in as well. This symbiotic relationship, of course, is precisely the reason why the Rowdies exist in the first pl ace.
We are the pulse; I guess you could say, of chanting within a Rockets game within Toyota Center, Templonuevo said. The first job for the Rowdies is to chant as loud as they can and secondly to spread it.
Cleary, the Rowdies revel in their job. James Davis, a Rowdy for 3 years, found their ability to spread enthusiasm unique. Ive never experienced a group of people with so much energy, he said. Ive met a lot of people in my life, and the energy that these people bring out in me, I cant explain it.
That sort of energy level probably cant happen without a strong sense of camaraderie among the group. Its clear the Rowdies not only love watching Rockets basketball, but that they also love watching it together. Many described the group as one big family. Part of that bond is because being a Red Rowdy brings together high-energy Rockets fans that are equally passionate about the game.
We are like a big family, Rowdy Granny said. You can let your hair down and act crazy, and everyone else is too, so nobody thinks youre nuts.
Other Rowdies shared her sentiment. The energy that most of us have, we have in and outside of Toyota Center, says fellow Rowdie, Mariza Mendez. So everyone thinks Im crazy outside of Toyota Center but they dont understand that its me, and that I actually get to express it here. I can be who I am and enjoy something I really enjoy doing.
On Wednesday, the Rowdies allowed an outsider to join their family. The experience was beyond fun, surprisingly challenging, and so very rewarding. I can honestly say Ive never danced that much at a basketball game before. Enthusiastically high-fiving a Power Ranger after a Chuck Hayes layup can only be described as off the charts awesome. And watching fans feed off our cheering with enthusiasm and energy of their own was uniquely satisfying.
The Red Rowdies might be the NBAs ultimate fan group. And they now have a fan of their own.
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CAMPAIGN UPDATE – September 1, 2015
WE DID IT! Thanks to contributors from 467 households, we raised over $500,000 since March 1, the start of the challenge grant generously provided by Eliot and Tina Scull. They will match all gifts up to a total of $500,000.
THE CAMPAIGN IS NOT COMPLETE. While we are very excited that we are more than halfway to the goal, we still have approximately $1,042,000 before we reach the project goal of $4,200,000.
SUNDAYS AT THE SUMMIT will be extended through September and October. Which means that if you've not yet visited the top of Mount Grant (or even if you have), you may drive it on Sundays between the hours of 10 am and 4 pm. The property is open to hikers seven days a week, dawn until dusk.
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On San Juan Island, Sundays at the Summit on Mount Grant have been very popular. Many islanders and visitors are taking advantage of the opportunity to drive to the top. This past Sunday, a group of children from Island Community Church were escorted up to take a look around. Eileen Drath, our volunteer "docent" on duty when they arrived, reported: "One little girl came up to the table with her counselor to hold out a one dollar bill. She wanted to give it to me for Mount Grant. I was touched."
And the clock keeps ticking on our $500,000 challenge grant for the Mount Grant campaign, with a deadline of September 1. At this writing, we're about $25,000 away from our goal! Well, $24,999, because of Sunday's little visitor!
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The San Juan Preservation Trust and the San Juan County Land Bank are collaborating on an exciting land acquisition project on San Juan Island that, if successful, will become an extraordinary nature preserve accessible to all.
Long valued by adventurous hikers willing to trespass to capture its stunning 360-degree views, this 141-acre ridgetop property had been subdivided into twelve view lots and listed for sale as "Lawson Ridge," an exclusive residential development. A portion of this property drains into Trout Lake, the Town of Friday Harbor's primary source of drinking water, and includes important native plant and animal habitat, lush wildflower meadows, miles of trails, and easy road access to the summit and its spectacular panoramic views.
On March 9th, the San Juan Preservation Trust, a private non-profit land trust, and the San Juan County Land Bank, an agency of San Juan County, made a $1.0 million down payment on the $3.0 million purchase. A $2.0 million seller-financed loan is secured by the land itself; should this conservation partnership default on this loan, the sellers would likely re-list the lots for sale as private residential estates.
The Preservation Trust will launch a community fundraising campaign on San Juan Island to raise the remaining funds needed to complete the purchase. "If we succeed, this could provide San Juan Island with the very first place where visitors with mobility restrictions can enjoy such sweeping vistas," said Tim Seifert, Executive Director of the San Juan Preservation Trust. "We all have friends or family that are elderly, or physically disabled, or that have young children unable to hike up to the few dramatic outlooks we have on this island. Imagine how much fun it would be to share this place with them."
"There is still a lot of fundraising to do, but it is very clear that the San Juan Island community cares deeply about this place," said Lincoln Bormann, Director of the San Juan County Land Bank. "Once you go up there and take in those views, you can understand why so many islanders have come to us to ask for our help."
Early San Juan Island maps identify this ridgeline as "Mount Grant," and this historical name will be honored in the new preserve. If fundraising is successful, the "Mount Grant Preserve" will be owned and managed by the Land Bank, and the Preservation Trust will hold a conservation easement that permanently protects its natural values and ensures public access.
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Located just 6 km south of the town of Dilla in Sidama Zone, Chuchu washing station has produced some of Sidamo's finest coffees for decades. Relatively small compared to other Sidamo wet mills, Chuchu receives cherry from approximately 600 farmers each year, producing just over two full containers of coffee both washed and natural process. All though Chuchu is located in Sidama Zone, many of the farmers delivering coffees to the washing station are located in the Southern Nation Nationalities and People's Region (SNNPR) zone, very close to Yirgacheffe. For this reason, like many things in coffee, labeling coffee from Chuchu as "Sidamo" or "Yirgacheffe" can be a little tricky. Even the name "Chuchu" is seen spelled both "Chuchu" and "Chichu," depending on who is writing it!
Atlas' first visit to Chuchu was in November 2015, and we were immediately impressed by the cleanliness and organization of the washing station's facilities. Skin drying tables are used extensively post-washing to remove superficial moisture from the parchment and improve the uniformity of the drying. Workers sort the parchment coffee three different times during the drying process, once on the skin drying tables and twice while turning the coffee on the large beds.
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Project 1: Architectural Digest Exhibit for SA Baxter. NYC 2011
10' x 20' Custom exhibit for SA Baxter, LLC. This was SA Baxter's first-ever trade show. As a designer in a small start-up with limited man power, this proved to be a challenging task, for a number of reasons. Most of all, I found myself in a position where I had to be resourceful, so I began looking to outsource design talent. After lots of research, I met Gino Pellegrini and his talented team at igegroup.com. Under my direction, IGE assisted with the development of our booth, refined it, and within a few weeks, it was successfully delivered just in time for the show.
Project 2: SA Baxter Flagship Showroom. NYC 2011
Designing products is one thing, but designing a showroom is a whole different story, especially when you're talking about a flagship showroom, and you have no previous experience in doing such a thing. Needless to say, this was a daunting, yet amazing, experience; one which gave me a whole new perspective on project management, and design in general. As the company's Design Director and Sr. Designer, I was tasked with bringing this showroom to fruition. In this case, the "sketch-to-reality " cliché was a bit of an overstatement, considering that I was only working with loose verbal directions and casual conversations that I'd had with the company's founder/CEO. My goal, in essence, became to interpret his ideas and begin formulating a plan in order to bring them to life. In typical product design fashion, I took to the pen and pad, and began with rough sketches, although it wasn't long before I stopped sketching and began the CAD modeling process. Though often frowned upon by many designers, bypassing or cutting the sketching process short was often a necessity, given the strict time constraints and limited resources available at the time. I quickly began modeling several variations of the same concept in order to present options and evaluate them accordingly. In my opinion, sometimes presenting 3D models to convey concepts or get ideas across can be the most effective method. At the same time, I was researching and sourcing labor, among other things. A large part of the project ( and perhaps one of the more complex ) was acquiring the right building permits, evaluating a multitude of contractors, specifying materials, colors, meetings, revisions, etc. Though I encountered plenty of "red tape" along the way, I managed to stay focused on the project, delegate tasks when needed, and stay within budget. Most importantly, I successfully brought the showroom to completion; a grand opening was held in September 2011.
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Here you see a few shots of the final project. The end result was very dark; this was by design. The client (in this case the company founder/CEO) wanted to create a very dramatic and luxurious environment which would contrast sharply with the hardware. Door hardware is a product category that most people perceive as being lackluster, ordinary, or just plain boring. It is also a product category that is often overlooked, and for this reason, there was lots of uncharted territory, both in terms of designing the product itself, as well as its merchandising and its retail environment.
Custom Hardware Display Case. 2011
In addition to managing the development of the showroom itself, I was also tasked with designing custom display cases for it. What you see here is a condensed version of the process, showing a concept model made is Solidworks, a few process images, and the final product. This project was carried out at the same time the showroom was being developed. As with the Architectural Digest trade show booth, I sought the expertise of professional furniture manufacturers and provided design direction.


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Last night between 11:00 and midnight I sat in the backyard on a chair in the dark staring at the night sky.
The Great Perseids meteor shower was to begin overnight and I figured that I'd better watch a bit before I went to bed.
The moment I stepped outside, a huge light streaked across the sky, in the blink of an eye, leaving a white smoke trail behind it.
I tracked the path back to the originating spot in the sky, adjusted my chair and sat down.
Monty raced towards the fence and growled after a juvenile raccoon who was curiously staring at us, and then he very deliberately sat down in the potato patch and looked around.
Soon, all I could see of him was a white blotch and the white tip of his tail as he snuffled about by the compost bin.
Over the next hour I saw about a half-dozen large meteors leave smoke in the sky - Earthgrazers as they are known - and marveled at the view.
Another half dozen or so satellites slowly and steadily tracked across the starry sky.
The bright half-moon probably obscured the dimmer meteors though.
I thought that if I was not in the middle of the city, and instead in a canoe drifting in a lake in Algonquin Park that I'd be enjoying the vista quite a lot more.
Spring was sleeping, so I didn't wake her to come out and see.
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Consensus Line Ups (Chiji Cards)
Needs: One suit of standard playing cards, one set of Chiji cards (13 to 18) that are easier to identify (we'll call these the "general" cards), and one set of Chiji cards (13 to 18) that are a bit more abstract (we'll call these the "abstract" cards). The pictures provided are examples of the three sets - feel free to choose the cards you want to use with your groups.
NOTE 1: If you only choose 13 Chiji cards for the general and abstract sets this might lead the group to a solution where each of the Chiji cards represents one of the cards from a standard playing card suit – since the first line up is with the standard playing cards.
NOTE 2: The more Chiji cards you use in each of these two sets the more challenging the process becomes.
NOTE 3: If you don't have Chiji cards (yet), use another set of image cards that you can divide into general and abstract sets.
Numbers: This one plays a little better with smaller groups of four to six participants. However, you could have multiple groups playing at the same time if you have more than one deck of Chiji cards.
Time: 15 to 20 minutes
Process: Have all your card sets ready – again, the Chiji sets pictures provided in this write up are examples. You can pick your own cards for each set.
Consensus Line Ups is played in three rounds. Each round is played with a different set of cards. First the playing cards, then the general set of Chiji cards and finally the abstract set of Chiji cards.
Gather your group around a table or a comfortable place on the floor. Set down the suit of playing cards face up so all the cards can be seen. Give your group the following directions:
You might spend some time talking about what consensus is all about and how groups might come to consensus. This activity (for me) is all about the process a group will go through to reach a decision.
After the group has successfully lined up the playing cards, spend some time on the relevant discussion questions below. Then, move into the next round of card line ups. If the group has already created some helpful norms around their decision-making process, the Chiji card rounds should move along smoothly. If the group is still working on their decision-making process this activity can help.
Discussion Questions:
This activity idea came to me while thinking about working with a small group of leaders (small group programming is much different for me than programming for the typical 12 to 24 participant groups). After using Consensus Line Ups for the first time I really liked it - maybe it was just the right group at the right time or maybe it's just (going to be) a good one for small group interactions. As noted above, these line ups provided a journey - the outcome itself was only the end of one journey (as noted by one of the leaders in the group), so that another journey could begin.
Other Chiji Cards Resources:
Living Cards (blog post)
Story Line Processing (blog post)
That Person Over There: Stories (blog post)
The Chiji Guidebook: A Collection of Experiential Activities and Ideas for Using Chiji Cards
Have FUN out there my friends! Keep me posted.
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|Estrella de mar
|Studio album by Amaral
Spain February 4, 2002
25 February 2003
Latin American edition
24 February 2004
The Dairy Studios
London, England
Terry Britten Studios
London, England
Sony Music Studios
London, England
|Pop rock/folk rock
|Virgin, EMI
Cameron Jenkins
Guillermo Quero
|Amaral chronology
Estrella de mar (English: Starfish) is the third studio album by the Spanish folk rock group Amaral released in Spain during 2002. Led by the first single and #1 hit "Sin Ti No Soy Nada", Estrella de Mar became the duo's breakthrough album, selling more than 1 million copies in Spain alone.[1] "Te necesito", "Moriría por vos" (based upon the film Leaving Las Vegas), "Salir corriendo" and "Toda la noche en la calle" were also very successful singles in Spain, all four reaching number one. The album received a nomination for a Latin Grammy Award for Best Pop Album by a Duo or Group with Vocals. An English version of Estrella de Mar was released in the United Kingdom in July 2006, exclusively on iTunes.
Track listing[edit]
All tracks composed by Amaral
- "Sin ti no soy nada" (I'm Nothing Without You) – 4:28
- "Moriría por vos" (I'd Die for You) – 3:47
- "Toda la noche en la calle" (Out All Night) – 3:47
- "Te necesito" (I Need You) – 4:23
- "¿Qué será?" (What Will It Be?) – 3:21
- "Salir corriendo" (Run Away) – 4:11
- "Estrella de mar" (Starfish) – 4:21
- "Rosa de la paz" (Rose of Peace) – 5:03
- "No sabe dónde va" (She Doesn't Know Where She's Going') – 3:24
- "De la noche a la mañana" (Overnight) – 3:07
- "El centro de mis ojos" (Center of My Eyes) - 3:54
- "En sólo un segundo" (In Just One Second) – 8:31
Estrella de mar (Latin American edition)[edit]
- "Te necesito" [con Beto Cuevas] – 4:04
- "Sin ti no soy nada" [acústico]- 4:28
- "Moriría por vos" [acústico] – 3:52
- "En sólo un segundo" [acústico] – 5:15
- 2002 - Sin Ti No Soy Nada #1 (SPA)
- 2002 - Te Necesito #1 (SPA) #15 (MEX)
- 2002 - Toda la noche en la calle #1 (SPA)
- 2003 - Moriría por Vos #1 (SPA)
- 2003 - Estrella de mar
- 2003 - Salir corriendo #1 (SPA)
- ^ http://allmusic.com/album/estrella-de-mar-r629129 Amaral - Estrella de mar, Review by Jason Birchmeier, allmusic.com, "Far and away the Spanish pop/rock duo's greatest success to date, Amaral's third full-length effort, Estrella de Mar (2002), was the album that put them over the top. Not only did it garner critical acclaim and industry awards, it sold over two million copies and spawned a bunch of hits. Practically the entire first half of the album was released as a single, most notably "Sin Ti No Soy Nada," "Moriría por Vos," "Toda la Noche en la Calle," "Te Necesito," and "Salir Corriendo.", 2011, Rovi Corporation, Accessed: 22 August 2011


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Join Us In Paris/in Blog, Events, Exhibitions, Frontpage Article, Partner Events /by Megan Reilly
Happy New Year!
Our 2018 is off to a busy start as we prepare to visit the City of Lights for a week of design happenings, including Maison & Objet, Paris Deco Off and various partner events throughout one of our all-time favorite cities.
And, we're excited to partner with Maison & Objet to offer a "Day at M&O" exclusively for our American design friends making the trip later this month. If you'd like to join us for this VIP tour on Jan. 22, complete with complimentary access, prearranged shuttle service and welcome reception, please email email@example.com ASAP to reserve your spot (space is limited).
We've also aligned with several of our L.A. design friends and showrooms who'll be in Paris hosting their own events and taking in all the Paris design-scene happenings. Here's a look at a few things on our agenda while there.
The pre-Paris fun kicks off this week in L.A. with tonight's 'Pre-Paris Party' hosted by Kneedler Fauchere, Thomas Lavin and The Rug Company, followed by a Pacific Design Center "Paris Preview" seminar Tuesday, Jan. 9.
So give us a shout if you'll be in Paris for Maison & Objet. We would love to see you there!
California Home + Design Launches DesignLIVE L.A. at WestEdge October 19/in Blog, Events, Frontpage Article, News, Partner Events /by Megan Reilly
We are thrilled to host the launch of the first DesignLIVE L.A. presented by California Home + Design on October 19, 2017. Join California Home + Design's Editorial Director Lindsey Shook as she explores a range of topics with leaders of the Los Angeles design community.
2:00 PM: The Art of Investing in your Real Estate
Join Lindsey Shook, Editorial Director of California Home+Design, and a group of real estate, design, development and art experts as they explore what brings the most value to a home. From Kitchen design to the finest finishes and a dynamic art collection, they will uncover how to get the most bang for the buck.
Panelists include:
Barclay Butera of Barclay Butera Interiors
Steven Cooper of Cooper Pacific Kitchens
3:15 PM: The Healthy Home
Designing a healthy, eco-friendly home is becoming more and more important. With the new WELL building standards and an ever-evolving collection of eco-materials, it can be difficult to navigate the smartest choices. Lindsey Shook, Editorial Director of California Home+Design, will explore the future of sustainability in the home with a panel of experts.
Panelists include:
Leslie Delli-Venneri, WELL Certified, ASID Sustainability Committee Member, Victoria + Albert Baths
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Moty Ginsburg, CEO at Treeium Eco-Remodeling
4:30 PM: Made Local: Los Angeles
In the current world of design, locally made objects and furniture are playing a central role in the home. California Home+Design's Editorial Director Lindsey Shook, will sit down with a panel of L.A.'s most innovative makers as they share their story, the secrets of their craft and why it's important to shop for handmade, local design.
Panelists include:
Alex Segal and Riley Rea of Croft House
Jamie Davis of Portola Paints
Meyghan Hill of Whorehaus Studio
Uri Davillier of Neptune Glassworks
5:30-7:00 PM: Rose Reception
Meet California Home + Design's Southern California editors during a delightful rose reception!
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DIFFA and Thrive Tribe Foundation Team Up for a Wine Auction at WestEdge on Saturday, October 21/in Blog, Charity, Events, Exhibitions, Frontpage Article, Partner Events /by Megan Reilly
DIFFA and Thrive Tribe Foundation Team Up for a Wine Auction
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This year, DIFFA: Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS and the Thrive Tribe Foundation are teaming up to support their work of helping individuals impacted by HIV/AIDS. DIFFAxThrive is an event that will feature one-of-a-kind customized Nambe wine buckets created by two-dozen artists and designers, all for sale at the show. The auction will culminate at a reception on Saturday, October 21st from 4-6 PM.
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Big Night Out Annual Gala This Saturday, August 12/in Blog, Charity, Events, Frontpage Article, Partner Events /by Megan Reilly
We've been a supporter of Thrive Tribe Foundation (TTF) since we were introduced to the HIV advocacy group two years ago. TTF is a unique non-profit in the fight against HIV. They work to empower members to be active participants in their healthcare, and have a peer-to-peer model to create a community which is judgment free and provides a safe space. They have a plan to end HIV by using the available science and medication to educate members and the wider community.
This Saturday, August 12 marks the return of their annual Big Night Out event; and believe us, these guys know how to throw a great party!
Big Night Out is designed to showcase entertainment, LA lifestyles, fine dining, architectural design, outstanding auctions, and more. Hosted at Greystone Mansion, the Gala Reception is 4:00 – 7:00 PM featuring outstanding auctions and samplings from the finest local restaurants & caterers. Guests will then depart to one of the uniquely themed dinner parties throughout the Los Angeles area.
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Join Us June 10 at Helms Bakery/in Blog, Events, Frontpage Article /by Megan Reilly
We're excited to be hosting the closing reception at a design-packed day at Helms Bakery District on Saturday, June 10. Hope you can join us for This Modern Life: Embracing Life's Imperfections, a campus-wide day of design celebrating the Japanese tradition of wabi-sabi, the art of recognizing beauty in imperfection. Participating showrooms and stores will feature workshops, demonstrations, tastings, sweepstakes and special guests!
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You've seen their gorgeous outdoor furniture at WestEdge for the last couple years. And now, Tidelli has opened a showroom in the Pacific Design Center so you can visit them more often in Los Angeles.
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Wattles Mansion Designer Showcase 2017/in Blog, Charity, Events, Frontpage Article, Uncategorized /by Megan Reilly
It's show house season and this year WestEdge is proud to be a partner of two Los Angeles area show houses, the Wattles Mansion Designer Showcase and the Pasadena Showcase House of Design.
First up is the Wattles Mansion Showcase which will be unveiled this week and is open to the public March 23-April 16. The 2017 theme, Hollywood History: The New Classics, will demonstrate through interior design how to reinterpret a historic home for today's contemporary lifestyle.
The magnificent Wattles Mansion was built in 1908, and was the original home of famous financier Gurdon Wattles who bankrolled much of early Hollywood. It's a classic Mission Revival masterpiece designed by Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey, who also designed the Huntington Library, the Rose Bowl and the now-gone Ambassador Hotel. Today the residence, owned by the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, comprises the only remaining example of a pre-film industry Hollywood estate. It continues to receive lasting improvements to help preserve its status as one of the finest turn-of-the-century estates in Hollywood.
Participants this year include such noted designers as Woodson & Rummerfield's House of Design; Melinda Ritz and Mae Brunken on behalf of the Set Decorators Society of America; Patrick Dragonette; David Dalton; Ryan Saghian; Winslow & Cohen; Kym Rodger; Nicole Gordon; Fernando Diaz; Anna Hoffman; Victoria Reitz; Leslie Shapiro Joyal; Jessica Brende; Kelley Jackson with the generous support of Ofir Grushkovski, owner of Future Home Builders; Kathleen Beall and Williams Sonoma Home.
Sponsors include Snyder Diamond, Sherwin Williams, Sub-Zero Wolf, LAYKIN et Cie, City of Los Angeles and City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks.
In addition, this year's showcase house will benefit three charities: No-Kill Los Angeles (NKLA), Save Iconic Architecture Projects (SIA) and Los Angeles Parks Foundation.
The Wattles Mansion will be open Thursdays through Sundays through April 16, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Admission is $40 per person and groups of 20 or more will be $35 per person. For ticket sales, visit reitzhausproductions.com or wattlesshowcase.com.
Countdown to DIFFA's Dining By Design NY/in Blog, Charity, Events, Frontpage Article, Partner Events, Uncategorized /by Megan Reilly
We're less than one week away from the 20th anniversary celebration of DIFFA's DINING BY DESIGN!
This event is always a highlight of the March NYC design calendar and this year should be a blow out party as DIFFA celebrates 20 years of their signature fundraising event, DINING BY DESIGN. DBD features colorful and inspiring dining table installations; it's a fun chance to see some of the most creative folks in the design industry bring their out-of-the-box ideas to the table (pun intended), all to support DIFFA's HIV/AIDS advocacy work.
The party kicks off next Thursday, March 16, with Cocktails by Design at Pier 92. Tables will be on display and open for public viewing through Sunday, March 20. And DBD runs alongside the Architectural Digest Design Show so there's even more to see once you make your way to the Piers on NYC's west side.
And, be sure to check out the silent auction online HERE. Even if you can't make the event, you can still support the cause by placing your bid to win some great items, including a weekend stay in Santa Monica and all-access passes to WestEdge in October (courtesy of Yours Truly).
Below are a just few of our favorite DINING BY DESIGN tables over the last few years.
We guarantee we'll have more favorites to add to our list after next week!
Follow DIFFA and WestEdge on Instagram next week to see more dining table inspiration.
Join Us in Santa Monica for Savor Italy March 8/in Blog, Events, Frontpage Article, Partner Events /by Megan Reilly
You may recall that we hosted The Italy-America Chamber of Commerce West at WestEdge last fall. They introduced us to the world of Italian cuisine with four top Italian chefs who now call Los Angeles home.
If you missed these delicious demonstrations and tastings with us last fall in the Fisher & Paykel Culinary Pavilion, we have good news: The Italy-America Chamber of Commerce is back in Santa Monica next week with another all-Italian food and wine event.
Join us March 8 for the Savor Italy roadshow Los Angeles, an afternoon filled with a grand tasting and educational seminars. Savor Italy roadshow offers foodies and wine connoisseurs and lovers alike a peek into Italy's unparalleled food and wine culture. Savor, discover and learn about authentic Italian food and wines from an array of selected premium boutique producers hailing directly from Italy!
Don't miss this extraordinary walk-around tasting featuring some of Italy's best and most authentic wines and culinary productions.
WestEdge friends and family receive $15 off the $60 admission by using promo code ITALIA here:
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When: March 8, 4:30-7 PM
Where: Santa Monica Bay Women's Club, 1210 4th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401
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Fire officials from California to Florida are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst with predictions of a fierce 2007 wildfire season.
BY P.J. HELLER | LOS ANGELES | March 20, 2007
Fire officials from California to Florida are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst with predictions of a fierce 2007 wildfire season.
A harbinger of the fire season already has been seen in several states, from the 2,036-acre wildfire earlier this month that forced evacuations from wealthy enclaves in Orange County, Calif., to the more than 5,000 acres that have burned so far this year in Virginia.
While the actual number of wildfires and acreage burned in the first three months of 2007 is down from the previous year, officials say conditions - drought, low snowpack and higher than normal temperatures - all could contribute to creating an extremely busy and active fire season.
The National Interagency Fire Center reported that from Jan. 1 through March 16, there were a total of 10,604 fires nationwide that have blackened 155,552 acres. That was below figures from the same period a year earlier, when 14,978 fires were reported, which covered more than 1 million acres. Fire officials called the figures from 2006 "an anomaly" due in large part to fires in the South.
On average since 2000, there have been 11,227 fires covering 330,281 acres in the first quarter, the agency reported.
"There are a lot of drought conditions throughout the nation," an agency spokesman said. "In the western states, there's more concern than in the last several years."
"Significant fire potential is expected to be higher than normal from the Pacific Northwest to the western Great Lakes, Southern California, western Arizona and portions of the Southeast," the agency said in a preliminary report on the 2007 fire season.
An updated report is due out at the end of April.
The National Weather Service already has issued red-flag warnings for several states, signifying a high risk of wildfires due to hot and dry conditions.
The drought conditions throughout much of the nation have firefighters bracing for a difficult fire season. Much of California, for example, has experienced its driest fall and winter in more than a century. The Los Angeles area has had less than 2.5 inches of rain since July; normal rainfall for the area is more than 11.5 inches. Forecasters said no rainfall is expected there for the foreseeable future.
"With the dry season fast approaching, there are major concerns that drought conditions will not only fail to improve but actually worsen in coming months," said Doug Lecomte, drought specialist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Prediction Center. "The outlook for any significant drought improvement from now through spring looks grim for not only Southern California but for much of the Southwest as well."
Drought conditions were expected to persist or intensify through June over much of the Southwest and could extend into parts of Utah and western Colorado. Drought conditions were also expected to persist across peninsular Florida, the agency said.
Some improvement was predicted over the extreme northern Plains as well as for portions of Texas and Oklahoma, NOAA said. The Interagency Fire Center said conditions in Texas and Oklahoma were improved from the previous year, bringing the fire potential to normal and below normal levels.
In Minnesota, officials warned of fire danger caused by dry conditions in the northwest part of the state coupled with timber that has been killed by bugs, and homes that have been built in wooded areas.
Florida officials, predicting drier than normal conditions through spring, were also warning of the potential for a severe fire season until summer rainfalls begin.
"We're the driest this early in the season that I have seen in a number of years," said Robert Van Winkle, chief meteorologist at television station NBC2 in Ft. Myers on the southwest coast.
Several small fires were reported around the state this week, including one in Florida City on Monday that burned about 15 acres and prompted the evacuation of about 20 homes in southwest Miami-Dade County. A 70-acre blaze was reported earlier in Fort Walton Beach as well as a small brush fire in Palm Bay. Firefighters also reported containment of an 850-acre blaze in the Big Cypress National Preserve near Ochopee. No homes were damaged and there were no injuries in any of the fires.
In the first two months of the year, the Florida Division of Forestry reported 604 wildfires encompassing more than 58,000 acres. Georgia officials reported more than 300 fires in the first week of March. Those fires burned nearly 2,000 acres.
Firefighters in the Reno, Nev., area already have battled a series of blazes, including one Saturday that destroyed one home and damaged eight others. The blaze, which burned about 20 acres, forced the evacuation of about 40 families.
The fire was fanned by wind gusts of up to 20 mph. Higher than normal temperatures coupled with low humidity and dry brush helped fuel the fire.
"It's really scary conditions for this time of year," said Battalion Chief Curtis Johnson of the Reno Fire Department. "It's unusual for this time of year. We have June or July conditions right now."
Florida officials said they also are seeing summer-like conditions on the ground from measurements based on the Keetch-Byram Drought Index (KBDI), which indicates the dryness of the soil and surface fuels.
On a scale of zero to 800 on KBDI - with 800 representing absolutely dry conditions and severe wildfire danger - 20 percent of the state was measured at 600. Three counties, Lee, Collier and Hendry, were currently averaging 652, officials said, with some areas within those counties above 700.
A zero measurement means the ground was saturated with moisture and there was no moisture depletion.
"The outlook for the rest of the peak fire season is continuing hot and dry weather with increasing fire danger and fire potential," the Florida Division of Forestry said.
In Montana, where the low snowpack was melting rapidly, officials were warning that the fire season there could get off to an early start. The Interagency Fire Center noted in its preliminary wildland fire outlook report that snowpack was "generally below normal across the West."
In Arizona, meantime, Gov. Janet Napolitano has declared the week of March 18-24 as Wildfire Awareness Week and urged residents to take precautions. The state already has experienced five days of record-setting temperatures this month with the mercury soaring into the upper 90s.
Gov. Edward G. Rendell also declared the same week Wildfire Prevention Week in Pennsylvania. Nearly 85 percent of Pennsylvania's wildfires occur in March, April and May, he noted.
"Last spring brought many brush and woodlands fires, showing us how quickly our wealth of forest resources can be endangered by carelessness," Rendell said. "People cause 98 percent of wildfires. A mere spark by a careless person can touch off a devastating forest blaze when conditions are ripe."
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