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What happens when you make marshmallows with sorghum?
Very good things, as I learned in the brand-new book The Southern Cookie Book. This totally awesome book comes at you from the editors of Southern Living, and it is full of not only cookies but all sorts of interesting confections, too--including sorghum marshmallows.
Sorghum syrup is a unique thing--somewhat similar in texture to molasses, but definitely not molasses flavor-wise. It is derived from sorghum grass, a type of cereal grain.
Sorghum itself is pretty fascinating - you can learn more about it here.
The book's description only adds to their appeal: "Pillowy and sweetened with flavorful sorghum syrup, these marshmallows can float atop a mug of cocoa or be wrapped up for holiday giving."
Sorghum Marshmallows
Hands-on 40 min. Total 8 hours, 50 min. / Makes 8 to 9 dozen
- 3 envelopes unflavored gelatin
- 1⁄2 cup cold water
- 11⁄2 cups granulated sugar
- 11⁄4 cups sorghum syrup*
- 1⁄4 tsp. kosher salt
- 1⁄4 cup cornstarch
- 1⁄4 cup powdered sugar
- Butter
- Vegetable cooking spray
1. Sprinkle gelatin over 1⁄2 cup cold water in bowl of a heavy-duty electric stand mixer. Stir together granulated sugar, next 2 ingredients, and 1⁄2 cup water in a 41⁄2-qt. saucepan over medium-high heat; cover and cook 3 minutes, bringing to a boil. Uncover and boil, stirring often, until syrup thickens and a candy thermometer registers 240°F (about 8 to 12 minutes; lower heat as necessary to prevent mixture from boiling over).
2. Gradually add hot sugar mixture to gelatin mixture, beating mixture at low speed, using whisk attachment, 30 seconds or until blended. Increase speed to high (cover bowl with a towel to prevent splattering); beat 10 to 12 minutes or until mixture cools to room temperature and is thick but still pourable.
3. Whisk together cornstarch and powdered sugar. Dust a buttered 13- x 9-inch baking dish with 1 Tbsp. cornstarch mixture. Pour gelatin mixture into prepared dish; smooth with a lightly greased (with cooking spray) spatula. Dust with 11⁄2 Tbsp. cornstarch mixture. Cover remaining cornstarch mixture tightly, and reserve. Let marshmallow mixture stand, uncovered, in a cool, dry place 8 to 14 hours or until dry enough to release from baking dish and no longer sticky.
4. Invert marshmallow slab onto cutting board; cut into squares (about 1 inch each). Toss squares in reserved cornstarch mixture to coat. Store marshmallows in an airtight container at room temperature up to 2 weeks.
*Cane syrup may be substituted for sorghum syrup.


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I'll admit it: I'm a wine lover. While I've never been accused of being a wine snob, I do have my preferences. I generally prefer red over white; dry over sweet; big shouldered reds over softer reds.
I don't have personal "wine rules," but, again, I do have preferences. I like crisp whites with oysters, not because there's a rule about it, but because I like the combination of the salty brine
of the oyster with the cutting action of a crisp white. Cold vodka's good with oysters, too, and for the same reason.
I like a medium bodied red with rich fish like salmon, but I think it overpowers delicate fish like sole.
And with a grilled steak: a big red. Whites just disappear, except champagne which somehow goes with everything. At least to my thinking.
And that's the point: those tastes and combinations of favors are all in my mind. Not that they're imagined, but they are focused. Mindful. A wine tasting is literally that: you're tasting the wine. I know, duh. But for a moment, when you look at the color of the wine, and you smell the wine, and you taste the wine, you zone out all the other stuff going on around you.
You concentrate on the wine. And you'll notice things about the wine that you wouldn't if you were, say, outside on a summer's day, grilling burgers, tossing a frisbee with your son, and talking to your neighbor.
With that focus, that "wine-mindfulness," you might notice things in your glass you never noticed before. You might notice that the wine in your mouth has a feel to it that's different than water or beer. Or that this particular wine kinda reminds you somehow of chocolate or maybe smoke. Or that, hey, I bet a glass of this would taste great with the burgers I'll be grilling tomorrow.
The Non-Tasting Tasting
I do a tasting each and everyday.
No, I don't set up a table with six bottles of wine with hidden labels and do a blind tasting. But I do stop to really taste that first sip of wine. I pay attention to the color, the smell, the balance, the flavor, and the finish. That's a non-tasting tasting.
Then I'll also pay attention to how well the wine goes with the food I'm eating. Does it bring out the flavors of the food, or does it overpower them? Is it a good combination? I don't make a big deal of it, its really just "does this wine taste good with this plate of food?"
If it is, I'll try to remember it so I can do it again.
The same is true with beer. If you're having steamed clams would a Belgian wheat beer be better with the clams than a dark stout? Why? And how do you know?
Why is this important to you as a restaurant operator? Because training staff is part of your job and giving your staff simple tools to better understand your product is a good way to improve your guests' experience.
Learning about wines (and beers) can be intimidating to some. Make it simple by first teaching your staff to just focus a bit on the glass in front of them.
Wine tasting, beer tasting, chocolate tasting; they're all about the same thing: paying attention, being mindful, remembering.

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Casal Garcia Vinho Verde/
by Amy
It's fun to be surprised, isn't it?
Usually, we live for routine—and for good reason. We enjoy predictability, keeping pace with the rhythms of the day. But every now and then, it's nice to shake things up.
Such is the case with this week's wine. I wasn't ready to be smacked in the face with so much flavor.
As a somewhat wine no0b, I'd never heard of Vinho Verde before. It's a Portuguese wine, grown in the northwest Minho province. And the "Verde" in its name doesn't dictate the wine is green (as you can see, it's the palest shade of vermillion). The "Verde" here indicates that this wine is intended to be consumed when it's very young—as in, two years after bottling.
With such a young wine, I expected it to be a little aggressive. What I didn't expect was for it to be the near-liquid equivalent of a Warhead.
Tasting Notes
Casal Garcia Vinho Verde: my, oh my, how flavorful you are.
On the nose, folks, you're in for a citrusy good time—it's like sniffing straight lime zest. And when you sip? Be prepared: it is tart. If the idea of sucking a lemon is your idea of a good time, then have at this one. It's so crisp, so citrusy, with a light hint of floral pineapple. AND after a few sips, I detected a bit of effervescence; sure enough, tiny bubbles were rising to the surface. Apparently, sometimes vinters inject this blend with carbon dioxide, making this young wine seem a very close cousin to the white wine spritzer. If you wanted to muddle some fruit and mint into your glass to make a white sangria, I bet it would be mighty tasty.
This wine is like Pellegrino and lemonade had an alcoholic baby. It's something else.
Price Point
Smile, everybody: this one will only set you back about $7.99, though you may get a better deal at your local merchant.
When I opened this bottle, I made a pan-seared salmon with a cajun spice rub. I'm going to be honest: the vinho verde was more pleasant to drink on its own than paired with the fish (the flavors of the wine wine and the fatty/oily salmon flavor didn't play well together—too much flavor fighting). I bet vinho verde be better with a super aromatic/spicy dish, like a Thai curry or maybe some zesty fish tacos and guacamole.
Verdict: this wine has summer written all over it. Take it to the beach or on a picnic for a cheap offering that'll leave your guests speechless—or, at least, cock an eyebrow.


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Let's face it, most people associate the Dutch Capital with with its liberal drug policies and its Red Light District. But there is so much more to the city of Amsterdam, whether it's the immersive art scene or its major sights which give a glimpse into the fascinating history of the Netherlands. Here is some spots which you should definitely check out while in the area, as well as some tips for during your stay.
You can't visit Amsterdam without taking a stroll through the canal streets. While visually stunning, you can also see clear markers of the city's past as well as present. These areas are clearly developed by the great Merchants of the city, with easy access by boat and tall houses for storage.
TIP: On the southside of the city centre there is a single spot where you can see a row of 7 bridges along the canal. It's a great view!
Ok, so this may not on the top of everyone's list, but it is definitely a part of the city you should see. The market is actually floating on the canals and shows visitors exactly why the Netherlands are so famous for their flowers, namely the tulips. There is so much to buy here, but even for non-gardening enthusiasts it is a nice spot to check out.
Like many other European capitals, Amsterdam became ravaged by Nazi occupation in the mid 1900s, something which becomes all too clear when visiting this museum. The house where Anne Frank and her family went into hiding gives accounts of both horrendous living conditions, as well as her unwavering hope. This is a must-see for everyone visiting Amsterdam.
TIP: Advanced tickets can be bought online (which sell out crazy quick), but if you want to just turn up on the day, around 7pm is the best. The line is pretty long, but it's shorter than any other time, while still giving you enough time inside.
Amsterdam, especially in the centre, is like a labyrinth which is so easy to get lost in. Taking a walking tour around the area can help you familiarise yourself with the surroundings; but it also lets you see places you wouldn't see otherwise. It's also an interesting way to learn about the Red Light District and "Coffee Shops" which are so common in the city.
TIP: We took a tour with the FreeDam company which was amazing. It lasted just under 3 hours and was really interesting and gave us a good taste of the city as a whole.
The Rijksmuseum is one of the city's most beautiful buildings, as well as housing hundreds of amazing pieces of art. Buying a ticket online at a reasonable price remains valid for an entire year and is definitely worth it. Outside the museum though, you can check out the I Amsterdam sign (for free btw!), perfect for having some great photos taken.
TIP: The museum is a bit far from the very centre of the city, but if you're sticking around you can buy a 3-day public transport ticket for €26.00 which covers you for buses, trams and trains within the city.
Dubbed as Amsterdam's answer to Central Park, this huge central area is a nice change of pace from the crazy atmosphere of city centre. There's lakes, cafés and bars all over; though it's just as nice to wander around the whole park for a relaxing time. Definitely try it out!
TIP: Near the park there are streets full of art galleries and museums. If you're checking them out, it is nice to grab a coffee before you head down your "gallery crawl".


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Merry Christmas Eve! To read this story from the beginning - click here: Heropotamus for Christmas And so our little story comes to a close - for now. What started as a random drawing of Heropotamus fighting an angry snowman (I made the poster available here, if you want it bigger than 11x16 click the "customize it" button ) has become this mini Christmas special. At the inevitable chance of leaving someone out - I'd like to thank (in no particular order) Bo, Darrell, Todd, Kev, Trinity, LittleJohn, Keith P, Chaddah, Eric, Jamie, Drew, Ben, Shane, BBK, Denver, Elin, Mom, Shelbi, eMan, Lori, Bud, Melonie, Mary W, Kelly W, Stephen, Alex, Dani, Abil ... your comments, plugs, likes, encouragement and support are deeply appreciated. Your feedback makes this cartoonist and this random idea of a superhero hippo feel great. And you - yes you. The quiet one that doesn't say anything, but comes by and checks out what's happening with the Hippo and runs through the archives (you show up in my analytics ;) ) Thank you too. You're part of the folks that make me feel like what I'm doing has enough value to spend your time here. I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year! I'll be busy over the next few months illustrating a chapter book series for Capstone Publishing (I'm stoked) along with other freelance work... so I can't tell you when the next Heropotamus comic will post, but for the latest news and any updates, feel free to "Like" this on facebook (or subscribe to the RSS). My plan is to pitch this concept to some publishers to see if I can get some interest - and ideally turn it into a paying project ;) (that's the artist dream right?) There are more stories to tell with our heroic pair. The hunt for Villainocerous continues, Ninjadiles are always causing trouble, the return of "Silver Belle"... and what was the "Rabbit Incident"? For updates and other randomness, you can find me on twitter. And for some quick plugs - if you enjoy Heropotamus, you may like my single panel comic strip I create called Tastes Like Chicken (locals can find it in their weekly newspaper). If you enjoy puzzles and brain teasers - there's my all ages comic "Adventures of the Araknid Kid" which features the title character who "speaks" with rebus puzzles and picto-grams. It's fun to read for yourself - or with your kid (or someone else's kid that you know). You can find info on that series here.
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Nice storyline. Hope you can take this strip into syndication next year so we can enjoy it more often. We need more good comics as more of old ones are retiring. If not, best wishes for the new year and favor us with a new Heropotamus now and then.
That's the problem with you guys with real talent. You are always disappearing to go work on paying projects. I hope you have a great year and I am looking forward to seeing our hero again in the future.
Thanks for the holiday treat of more adventures of that "masked waterhorse"! What a great treat!
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3D Printed Indiana Jones props
So, Indiana Jones is cool. And 3D printing is cool. Therefore, combining both should also be cool.
Two of these props are files I've found on Thingiverse. The other two, I have made myself.
All of these props were printed on the Cocoon Create 3D printer, which was originally available at Aldi supermarkets. It's awesome to be alive at a time where a supermarket chain can give average Joes access to things like 3D printers!
The headpiece of the Staff of Ra is from Thingiverse, and can be found here. The only change I made to the file before printing was to the medallion. For some reason, the medallion is oriented upright, which I suspect will not produce the best printing results. I split the medallion in two, and printed both faces of the disc laying flat, then joined them together. That way, there's no nasty overhang on the bottom of the disc, nor inside around the bird's head. There's also no need for any kind of support. The mounting piece below the disc printed very nicely, with a bunch of support around it.
My usual process with 3D printed items is to go nuts with 'filler primer' or 'spray putty', which is essentially really thick spray paint that you can sand easily. Generally, you add a couple of layers of the stuff, then sand or file it back. The trick with 3D printed objects is that you're only aiming to reduce the spray filler to the height of the 3D printed layer, so you're just filling in the gaps between the layers. Using a fine file or sandpaper on a block helps to do this. For an object that's supposed to look like cast gold, a lot of 3D printing artifacts and accidents will be forgiven.
The finish on the headpiece is Dulux Duramax Bright Gold paint. I've then gone over it with some brown acrylic paint, allowing the paint to sink into the crevices like ancient grime, then polished it back with a rag to reveal the gold again. This is usually as far as I go weathering any pieces, and I find it produces satisfactory results.
The jewel in the headpiece is a crappy red gem from a haberdashery store. Unfortunately, the gem isn't transparent, it has a reflective backing, but it still looks okay. Somehow, I don't think I would have been able to locate the Well of Souls with this headpiece, anyway.
The Ark of the Covenant is also directly from Thingiverse. You can find the file here. The model looks great! I had some issues printing the cherubs on top, but thankfully the creator of the file has included a bunch of different options for printing the cherubs. Printing the entire lid, including cherubs, proved difficult as the cherubs are so awkwardly shaped that the entire inner part of the lid's surface was covered with support material, and the cherubs' wings ended up snapping off in the process of removing it. I ended up printing the cherubs separately, as well as using Netfabb to cut the filigree detail off the top of the lid piece, so I could print it again separately.
After several billion layers of spray putty and sanding, the Ark was also sprayed with Dulux Duramax Bright Gold.
The rods are wooden skewers wrapped with venetian blind cord, then painted a dark leathery red colour. Nothing fancy.
The remaining two items are my own creations.
The grail tablet was something I thought was going to be quick and easy. I had hoped I could model it in Strata 3D CX (a fairly obscure 3D graphics program that I use for everything, because I'm obsessed with using the wrong tool for every job), but things didn't go to plan.
I had planned from the beginning to use a heightmap to create the tablet. This basically means creating an image that has bright pixels where the high points should be, and dark pixels where the low points should be, then extruding the whole thing into a kind of topographical map. This is quite a common method for creating simulated terrain. I find it works quite well for organic shapes that don't have any overhangs, like the surface of an engraved tablet.
Unfortunately, Strata 3D CX's heightmap function just couldn't cope with the level of detail I expected from the grail tablet.
The first version of the tablet looked terrible. I had to trim some of the surface away, leaving horrible flat spots, and the Latin text, which is an integral feature of the tablet, only appeared as undefined pockmarks in the surface of the tablet.
This was not working for me.
Ultimately, I used heightmap2stl, a somewhat cumbersome command line Java application that converts a greyscale image into a 3D model using brightness data for height information.
Here, the image on the left is the greyscale image that was input into heightmap2stl, and on the right is the final file, after some tweaking and reducing and quite a bit of swearing, to be honest. BUT, the important part -- is that it looked pretty good.
I printed the model at 0.2mm detail, at 15cm along its longest edge (it's height, I guess). It printed quite well. You can't exactly "read" the Latin text, but you can see that it's text, and it looks great. I'm not concerned that the letters aren't very decipherable, because -- quite frankly -- it's Latin and I can't read it anyway.
The final item is the Chachapoyan fertility idol from Raiders of the Lost Ark. I wasn't satisfied with the level of detail or accuracy in the 3D files of the idol that I could find online, so I thought I'd try my hand at sculpting one myself.
Here you can see the progression from terrifyingly ugly formless blob of grey to terrifyingly ugly fertility idol.
I then printed the thing as large as I could -- 17cm high, about 3cm shorter than the original prop -- and set about finishing and painting the idol.
I used the same process as above, filling and sanding until the surface looked as smooth as possible. There were a couple of printing issues on the idol, including a few spots where the layers had delaminated. These gaps still show on the final product, but I'm not losing any sleep over it. It still looks pretty good.
Now I just need to 3D print the grail, and some Sankara stones and a crystal skull and an antidote bottle and...


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HII everyoneeeeeeeeee. So you all know that i've been saying i'm gonna go to t.o to do some shopping and i did, but there wasn't really much shopping happening. There weren't any sales, so i figured i'll go shopping when they start having christmas sales, we just happen to pick the worse time, right before it all. So i didn't get anything really, just random stuff, and something very cool. and i mean VERY cool. I love my bf. hahaha
Anywas, bf and i went to yorkdale, after i finished class which was at 12. We got there at 2, and shopped for a few hours. This is what i was doing in the car...for a good 40 minutes i'd say
i hope you are proud of me. hahaha. I like my calculator okay, so don't make fun of it, i don't have tiny fingers to bother with the tiny calculators, why make life difficult?
Shortly after, we finally arrived at yorkdale, we were in Holt Renfrew first, cos bf wants to look at stuff, and i saw the coolest shirt every, by Disel. omg, i almost wanted it, but it was just a waste of money, 50-60 bucks for that tee shirt.
Here is a picture:
i think i would get the most dirtiest looks if i walked around with this shirts. THink of all the girls that would shot me with disgusted looks. hahaha
The story behind this shirt is funny. So my bf and i have this thing, and the conversation goes much like this..this usually happens when he does something cute for me
So who do you loveeee?? - Kong
....*thinks...*..... - Anh
Myselffff - Anh (obviously, i'm not gonna say "u/bf/kong")
...*biggest smile in the world...*...
-_____-'' - Kong
WHOOO do you loveeeee??? - Kong
(yet another attempt)
...MYSELF!, ME, I - Anh..( i still refuse to say it....)
(and yet another rejection)
....*sigh....- Kong
You're conceited - Kong
...Hunnie, you know what, (me giving my big lecture) in life, you must learn to love yourself, before you can love anyone, because only when u know how to love yourself will u know how to love another..- Anh (Geek philosophical moment)
*gives up* - Kong
hahaha. SO back to the mall, when i saw this shirt i had to take a picture of it, because it brought about something between us, so i thought it was so cute. IT's actually a nice colour and it felt really nice also. But 60 bucks for a tshirt, boo hoo.
so we were in yorkdale for a while, just browsing around. WE went into TIffany and Co, i wanted to know what's the hipe about it. I don't know why girls seem to be in love with it. But when i went in, man the diamonds are so sparkly, i was like..gonna go blind. It's pretty crazy, they have security everywhere as well. haha. But i didn't really see anything special in terms of..design.
Our bubble tea- Green Tea with Red Beans. YUMMI
Hmm, initally i wanted to go to get a trench and boots and what not. i need some winter gears, but i think i'll hold that thought until some sales come around. Don't u hate it when you buy something and then it's on sale the next few days? So i went to the next best thing which is Sephora, since i can't get that here, until late spring. YES, LONDON will be having a sephora sometime sooon! this spring :D you kknow where i'm gonna be all the time. hahaha
I wanted to look for some skincare products, but there was too much, and you just feel so lost in there with all the products they have, you don't even know what to chose. I'm also a type of person that likes to read about good reviews on a product and know a bit more about the product before i purchase it. So now i'm just doing some research and reading reviews before i go back. So far, i'm thinking i'm gonna invest into some Philosophy products. A good cleanser and a exfoliator, is all i need. I also need a new moisturizer. The shisedio one is just a lotion, so it's not strong enough for this cold dry weather. Anywas, i will talk much moore about this skin care stuff in another post, bcos i have more updates to come.
So i thought that i would be coming out of sephora with a whole junk load, but i only came out with one item, and that is MakeupForever Primmer in HD. I absolutely LOVE it. A review on this product will come shortly.
So, the day was a bit rushed, because i also had to do errands. We had to drive to Missisauga afterwards to get my golden braclet's weighed by asian people, so we know the weight of it. My dad wants to give my golden braclets ( u know those ones that comes in 7-s) away to my aunt, so he wanted to know how much it was worth currently. If you don't already know, the price of gold has gone up since the last few years. SO hold onto them! hahaha. My dad promised i get new ones, so i figured since i'm not wearing them, i might as well give them away. So we had to time ourselves accordingly, after my stop at sephora, we pretty much looked around for jackets, but no luck, EVEN when there isn't a sale, so we decided to leave at 5, and head to missisauaga, to get the gold thing done and over with, then drove to brampton to see best friend.
At her place:
We got in brampton by 6.30. I had to leave early (SCHOOL NEXT DAY) so i had to make sure i have enough time to do everything i planned to, so shopping wasnt as good as it use to be. I miss my summer. Shopping for 24 hours was no prob that time. hahaha. So when we finally got a brampton i got to see my cindy chan. We stopped at kens place to pick up the laptop, and then went out to eat, cos kong and i were starving to death. I wanted pho, so we went to a vietnamese resturant. The food was MEH, bf didn't like it at all, but he was starving so he ate his pho anywas. hahaha. Here's our food
My Pho, which i forgot to take picture prior to. Pho wasn't that great.
Cindy's Flat Noodles, stirfried with seafood. This was actually good.
Kong and I's 2nd dish, Bun Thit Nuong Tom Nuong. It was customized, hence the poor dinky shrimp. They sadly idn't have this on their menu.
Some werid people, i don tknow.
So after the eating, we had to go to the mall, I forgot what it was called, but its where cindy is gonna be working soon. She had to fill out some papers so we had to go there, and she wanted to show me a nice cosmetics shop that sells nails stuff and cheap stuff. it's called DCW. I thought it was another store, but i've already been in this store, in Vaughn Mills. The only difference between this one and the one is that the Vaughn mills one actually carry some highier end brands, but some of it is USED? well it looks used. I didn't bother with it, cos i felt disgusted buying used make up. But anywas, this store in Brampton didn't have that. THey have the nail polishes, with fine tip brushes where you can do nice thin strokes. I've purchsed some perviously and i have posted them in my previous nail posts. ITs called "NAIL ART" if you look back in my previous posts. It's great if you are starting out with nails. i believe it's 3 for 10. I decided to get a few things from here, because i didn't have any luck in sephora, so here is what i got:
A NYX palettte, which i've first seen on pursebuzz.com. It's apparently for "green eyes" but i think it's fab for brown eyes.
Swatches and review will come in later posts.
These nail polishes were 3-10$, so i had to get some. haha. I need more colours for my nail polish collection. here is a variety of colours i've picked up.
And by the end of the night, we left the mall, and went back home. I was really tired,i napped in the car. :)
Here's 2 pics of urs truly.
Thanks for reading lovelys
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I get excited over broken things. I find the "fix" to be very therapeutic for me! I also have a "thang" for curvy furniture legs! On or off furniture, they always seem to lure me in! I rescued this lonely leg from a trash pile a while back, knowing I would find a good use […]Pin It
Trashy Legs-Make 'Em Shine!
Pinterest Party Success!
Oh my goodness! I couldn't wait to blog about last night's "Pinterest Party"! To bring my love for repurposing AND painting together was nothing short of amazing! Seeing others enjoy both…priceless. Let me back up and tell you what these "Pinterest Parties" are and how they came to be! 2Brothers Reclaimed and Repurposed Inventory Sales […]Pin It
Getting the Kiddos Involved: Valentine's Day Decor with Salt Dough
For Christmas this year, my nieces and nephew gave me an awesome handcrafted ornament made of salt dough. I thought the salt dough would be perfect for the project I had in mind for my porch and I knew it would make for a fun project with my little guy! I had him at the […]Pin It
Repurposing a Sewing Machine Drawer- Giveaway Included!!!
Okay, so the cool blue sewing machine drawer I showed you during my Hometalk Segment yesterday…started out like this: Not cute, I know! Chances are, you've seen these at flea markets and yard sales and passed them over! Most of them haven't seen the light of day and have been stored in garages and […]Pin It
Repurposed Organizing Solutions
It's January, National Get Organized Month! That used to be a really busy time of year for me as motivated people sought out help to get their homes and offices in order for the new year. Now, it's just a swift kick in my rear to get it together!! I felt the kick this week […]Pin It
365 Alphabet Photography-Tutorial, Giveaway and Promo!
My sister and I have been reFreshing her home a little lately, adding some "junk" and having fun with rePurposed finds. She's a newly converted junk lover so I get excited about sharing stuff with her! She mentioned seeing artwork created with abstract photos and how cool something like that would be in her living […]Pin It
Loving The Home You Have
I'd like to thank the Suddenlink Cable guy who inspired my blog post this week. While I am very happy with the professional service he gave, that's not what I am thanking him for! He gave me much more than a home phone! He gave me the confidence to share a bit of my home! […]Pin It


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Hannah Albers, Instructor
Hannah Albers started dancing at the young age of three, while training, performing and competing in various dance techniques. She's recently a graduate from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, with a BFA in Dance and Business Management Minor. While at the U, she has worked with many notable choreographers both local and international, some of her favorite experiences being the Brian Brooks Moving Company of New York and also the Martha Graham Dance Company. Along with her performing and company work with WI-based company, Warped Dance Company, she has had the privilege of co-producing her own works, the most recent being Endpoint Undecided in April of 2017. Other notable credits Hannah has worked with include Shapiro & Smith Dance, Minneapolis band Cold Kingdom, Bodiography Contemporary Ballet of Pittsburgh, as well as other individual artists and choreographers. She has a plethora of teaching experience and has taught and choreographed for many years at her home studio in WI, returning to teach master classes when she can. Look for Hannah dancing with Minneapolis company COLLIDE Theatrical this upcoming season. When Hannah isn't teaching or dancing, she is spending time with friends, exploring Minnesota and staying in touch with her family back home. Hannah is looking forward to meeting and working with the dancers at The Dance Factory!


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Would You Still Jump?
In this first of a series of cheery, lighthearted blog posts, I'm going to talk about something that has been on my mind recently.
I've been thinking about death.
This particular spate of musing was triggered by Torchwood, not for the first time. You see, halfway through series two of Torchwood, Owen dies. Except not quite. This being Torchwood and thus part of the Whoniverse, he doesn't stop walking around. Unsurprisingly, he has an identity crisis – wouldn't you? – and then there is one of the most inspiring, heartbreaking and thought-provoking episodes of Torchwood ever, at least in my opinion.
It's called 'A Day In The Death'. There's the main story of Owen's death and continued struggle with existence – I'm broken, Tosh! – which never fails to reduce me to an emotional wreck. But there's also a frame story that shows Owen on a roof with a woman who wants to jump. Why? Because her husband died less than an hour after they were married; today should have been their anniversary. Why wait so long? Because she "believed people when they said it would get better."
As viewers, we think that Owen went there to jump. As he tells her his story, the camera cutting back to the two of them throughout the episode, this seems to be confirmed. He wants it all to end. After all, he's already dead. Injuries don't heal, so throwing himself off a roof seems a fairly good way to destroy himself.
Owen didn't go there to jump.
He went there to help.
See, as Owen's story unfolds, we see its conclusion – hope, in the form of an alien artefact, a reply to messages sent by NASA into space, which gives out a 'light in the darkness'. Owen says that it sang to him. He shows the woman – Maggie – the light and says to her that if the darkness is still overwhelming, then she should jump, but he reminds her of the little things. Cigarettes. The first sip of tea on a cold morning. Her friends.
He holds the alien light in one hand and holds her hand with the other, and he asks her if she still wants to jump.
We don't know what decision she made but given her earlier hesitation on grounds of fear, the implication is that she didn't. This was poignant to me because yesterday, a couple of hours before rewatching this episode, I witnessed a Tumblr conversation between Pheris and an anonymous user who was feeling suicidal. Contributing as best I could in replies, I urged the anon to live 'for the cookies' – for the good things among the bad.
If that anon had come to me today, and I were having that conversation with them, I would have told them to watch that episode of Torchwood all the way through and then tell me if they would still jump.
Because Owen went up there to help … even though he had just failed to save a man's life. Perhaps because he failed. Even after he had asked that old, old man whether his life, plugged into life support and fed through a tube, was any better than death.
You have to consider Owen's unique position here. He's dead. He knows what happens (in his own universe at least). And yet he went out of his way to convince a woman to live. Why?
Because life, even though dark, still has pinpricks of light … and death doesn't. Not for him. It's just darkness, and he is scared. He is terrified that he will be consumed by it if he closes his eyes. Even a life full of pain (something Owen can no longer feel) is better than that.
I've been brought up believing in heaven and hell and most of the time, I still do. Up to a point. (I have issues with hell.) I never used to be scared of death, because it was 'well, either I'll hopefully go to heaven or there'll be nothing so it won't matter'. The idea of nothing terrifies me. Seriously. It scares the sh*t out of me, if you'll pardon my language.
The idea of my thoughts, of my very being, just vanishing when I die, and everything being darkness? That's the most terrifying idea in the world.
So if your life was dark, but you knew that death was pitch black and could only hope to be an end, not a better existence … if you were standing on that roof top, and someone urged you to think about the little specks of light that still existed … what would come to mind?
Would it be friends? Or something you loved doing? Or one particular person?
Would you still jump?


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Reboot 8 in Copenhagen
Some few thoughts about Reboot8 first day.
Thomas' introduced the concept of this edition, which is re-naissance (re-birth) = understanding the past and improving on that. It's about easy reality, sustainable change, not just about business but also changing society and changing our own lifestyle; a new perspective, not a buzzword, global connectedness.
Matt Webb gave a presentation about the characteristics of human sense and how they could be used to design new kind of interaction (a renaissance of the senses). He exemplified this by showing it could be included in the next generation browser. (I lost my notes 'coz of a subethaedit crash :( ) Anyway, what was pertinent in his propositions is to think more about the (mostly cognitive) differences between senses that designer do not use. Then, Ulla-Maaaria Mutanen presented her "Crafter Economics" ideas. It will be about a set of rules that seem to emerge among people who make all kind of stuff and publish that on-line. "Craft" can be taken as "arts and crafts" (william morris), "craft quals bad taste", "craft as cool", "craft as alternative to mass production", "craft as help", "craft as play", "craftv as movement", "craftv as culture history". In all these categories, there is different kind of styles: hard, soft, trendy, extreme, corporate... It's all about creative making, and in this presentation, creative makers that publish their work online. She takes the example of "Pertti robotti" (a gift in the form of a robot that can contact the father of a kid when the cell phoen is close to it). She did that and other people crafted their own version and put them on "etsy.com": market exchange, is it really a market? not rellay (because profit did not motivate exchange...). As she said in her talk description,
According to classical economics, 1) profit motivates exchange; 2) exchange is based on money; 3) demand can be purchased (stimulated through marketing). I will argue for a different crafter economics, where objects are exchanged but the goal is not to profit; money does not always exchange hands; and friends can't be bought.
Here, in the crafter economics, learning motivated exchange, comments are currency (and not money), links determine the value of objects, demand shows as recognition (and not as purchases), recognition is based on recommendations (not things are equally recommandable). These are cornestones of the new rules!
ASIN, UPV, ISPN are codes developed for companies by companies (mainly for lgistics); for small producers, they seem useless, cost money and hard to get. Most of art, and craft on the Internet are invisible; this is the reason behind thinglink": an open database in which makers can recommand to other people.
What I liked in Ulla's presentation was how she set the craft activities within a broader frameworker connected to an "alternative" economy. This is very important, especially when it comes to objects and artifacts producing. Maybe it's not so well connected to the blogject issue but my feeling is that the more capacity objects has (agency, capability to recall history...), the better they epitomize the magic of Things.
Mark Hurst also pointed to a very interesting phenomenon in his talk about Bit Literacy: people should learn to learn to say no to some technologies or usage (with gmail: do not keep them all...). This is connected to what we were discussing lately for the next LIFT topics. Random quotes: "here it's renaissance - not capitalised and with question mark" Thomas Mygdal
"if GPS was only a human sense it would directly be appreciated" Matt Webb
"data exist everywhere and we're just revealing it" Matt webb
"craft as alternative to mass production" Ulla-Maaria Mutanen
"Objects without links (interesting stories) are a dead object" Ulla-Maaria Mutanen
"if you want to manage your information stream, you have to learn to say no, to let things off, to delete something" Mark Hurst
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When I was a kid, I was inadvertently allowed to watch some old horror movies on tv.
Well, it wasn't even actual horror movies, it was some kind of documentary about horror movies, but in a few short minutes, I had WAY more information than any 7-year-old should have about an impending Attack of the Blob. I also had a sudden and deep-seated fear of Body Snatchers.
I became a little obsessed with the backs of peoples' necks, because that is where the Body Snatchers leave their mark. I was particularly concerned with the necks of grownups, because frankly, they were awfully confusing to begin with and who knew if they had been bodysnatched, or if they were just being grumpy?
These new fears also manifested themselves in an elaborate bedtime routine. It began with a running leap from the doorway onto my bed, lest I touch down too close to the bed itself, thus exposing my tender flesh to any Blobs lurking underneath. I'm sure every kid is familiar with this manoeuver, although my bed was just a touch too far from the door. This resulted in any number of spectacular wipeouts, where I would slip and tumble to the floor, next to the bed, my wide eyes glimpsing the abyss for a split second before I scrambled upwards in a panic.
Once safely on the bed, I had a little routine with my duvet that guaranteed me safety while I slumbered.
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Toy . Guitar - 6 Strings / HarlequinMagni Toys
Magni Toys . Toy . Guitar - 6 Strings / Harlequin
We're a little in love with this beautiful Magni toys 6 string guitar- it not only looks the part, but can actually be tuned. This black and white Harlequin patterned guitar looks so stylish we might even suddenly be pretty cool about tidying up not happening.
Need something for the rest of the band? See the rest of our musical instrument range here.
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Comes in a stylish presentation box- would make a great gift for any budding musician or noise-o-holic.
A toy that looks as good as it sounds. Or maybe better, depending who's playing! It's great to have toys that you don't mind being left out because they actually look good laying on the floor in the living room!
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|The guitar is tuneable - but please note this is still a toy and not a professional musical instrument. Wipe clean only.
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|You might need some ear plugs.
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|Magni believe we owe our children a magic and playful world. Magni is a Danish toy brand that puts good materials and high quality first, ensuring that all children can grow up with safe toys. Magni means strength and originates in Nordic mythology. Magni was the son of Thor and the giant woman Jernsaxa.


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Last week, I was readig the book Believarexic by J.J. johnson. I have not been able to get far into the book, because I got easily triggered. The book is about a girl, Jennifer, probably the author as a teen, who has an eating disorder. She eventually decides to tell her parents and have her Mom call a hospital for help. At the intake interview, Jennifer's Mom is skeptical that Jennifer really has an eating disorder and isn't just seeking attention. The psychologist tells them that only time will tell whether Jennifer's eating disorder is legitimate. Legitimate. As if it were some rite of passage. In the hospital world of course, it is: without a mental illness, you aren't admitted to a psychiatric unit.
This all reminds me of my own experience being admitted into the psychiatric hospital in 2007. The psychiatrist had to practically make up a diagnosis to get me admitted. That is, she diagnosed me with an adjustment disorder, which is really an extreme, debilitating reaction to stress. It is serious, but it is not a severe mental illness. Basic health insurance in the Netherlands as of 2012 no longer covers care for it. Of course, there are exceptions. I was suicidal, so I probably would still get care under these new insurance guidelines.
The story goes on with Jennifer being admitted to the eating disorders unit. One of the rules of the unit is patients having to resign complete responsibility over their eating habits. That was another trigger. In today's treatment models, patients are usually required to take a lot of responsibility for themselves. Certainly patients with eating disorders are. So are patients with, well, borderline personality disorder, which is what I'm diagnosed with.
It isn't that I'd like to resign all my responsibility. In truth, if I could, I'd be completely self-reliant. But I can't, and I'm stuck in the middle between self-reliance and dependence. This is terribly hard. It means I constantly need to negotiate the right kind of help and the right level of independence and assistance.
Today, as I was on the edge of a meltdown, I told a nurse I'd rather be sent to the locked ward and stay there for the rest of my life. Regardless fo the fact that no-one can just stay on a locked ward without any sort of participation in their treatment being expected of them, I've not had good experiences on locked units. I rather meant that I'd finally like to make a choice between being completely self-reliant and responsible and being completely dependent. As I can't choose complete independence, I'd choose dependence instead.
More so, I don't want people's expectations to constantly exceed my abilities so much. Currently, I'm constantly reaching for a bar of expectations that, no matter how high on my toes I stand, I just can't reach. I'm thinking of jumping to the bar so high I fall flat on my face. Then at least people have to lower the bar.


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by Ronnie Charrier
Are you planning a bachelor party in Chicago? An important birthday (like my recent 30th)? Or maybe you just need a weekend with the guys... I find that my enthusiasm for events like these can sometimes be derailed when too much time is spent coming to a consensus on where to go and what to do. So for our third installment in our Best Of Chicago series, we set out to find the very best of what Chicago has to offer to make planning your next weekend with the guys simple and unforgettable.
Chicago has it all. Theater, restaurants, comedy clubs, sports, and a bar on every corner. But sometimes, the discerning man-about-town craves something different than hitting a series of watering holes. After months of research, here is how to plan the ultimate guys weekend in Chicago:
Step 1: Location, Location, Location
Hotel Felix
The first thing you need to plan is where to stay, and location is key. No one wants to be catching cabs in and out of the city at 4 in the morning. And with some of the one-way streets and bridges, sometimes what seems like a short distance can actually turn into a mission, when all you want is to collapse into your big, comfy, hotel bed.
Luckily, the Hotel Felix is in the perfect spot. Situated in the River North district of downtown Chicago, this elegant establishment is walking distance to some of the best nightclubs in Chicago. We were a short cab ride from the lake shore, and we able to leisurely meander our way to everywhere else that took our fancy. Our room had a stunning view of the city, and the bar in the lobby was well stocked and welcoming, a perfect place to "pre-game".
Step 2: Start the weekend off with a drink.
You're here to have a good time right? And hopefully you've grown out of your Busch Light frat days and can appreciate a man's drink (no offense James Bond, but a shaken martini is just watery vodka). Despite the fact that Men's Journal listed Delilah's as one of America's 10 best bourbon bars, and even though she carries over 750 different types of whiskey, the owner, Mike, insists that Delilah's is not a whiskey bar. "We never set out to be a 'whiskey bar'. It's just what happens when you love and collect whiskey for 20 years."
Not only was Mike's collection of different spirits impressive (they've also recently begun adding unique tequilas to their list, just in case you favor the clear poisons), but his warm, knowledgable banter made us feel right at home. Mike spent quite a bit of time answering questions about their many different spirits and explaining which whiskeys we should try. The atmosphere was cosy and inviting, and the upstairs has a nice lounge feel with pool tables and plenty of leg room.
Step 3: Steak.
III Forks
I'm going to make this short and let the pictures do most of the talking, as it's hard to put into words how outstanding our experience at III Forks was. Put bluntly, it was the best steak I've ever had. Chef Billy not only created a masterpiece 6-course meal, but also came out and chatted with us about the culinary inspiration for each course. The flavors of the meat were enhanced by the impeccably paired wine list, and by the end of the experience, our palates were singing, and our stomachs were full.
The staff were amazing, and they must have immediately identified the kid in me, when they gave me the option to "choose my own weapon": one of the coolest things I've ever done at a restaurant. Before our steaks arrived, a wooden tray was brought to our table, filled with an array of specialty steak knives, from which we selected our favorites. Although (as I mentioned) this was a seriously cool flourish on an already impressive meal, the tenderness of the steaks would no doubt have surrendered to a butter knife, let alone the monster I was wielding when they took the tray away.
If you get a chance (and have the foresight), make your reservations for their patio. Located on the second floor, this spacious, open air venue offers you a 360 degree view of downtown Chicago, and one of the best skylines you'll see outside of New York.
Step 4: The Nightlife.
Chicago has one big advantage over many other cities that you might be considering for your guys weekend: last call for some clubs is 5 AM. So, with that in mind, we recommend a two-part approach to the big night out.
Shay refers to itself as an upscale cocktail lounge, but the bottle service, private tables, DJ table, dance floor, and all the beautiful people walking around will make you feel like you're on someone's private yacht. From the moment you enter, you feel transported to a life not yet lived, but suddenly within your reach. Enjoy the heart-thumping music of the DJ, take in the electric atmosphere, enjoy the premium bottle service...but don't get too comfortable. Even though we could have happily stayed for the entire night (only in part due to the attractive wait staff), this was just the appetizer!
Shay is designed to be "luxurious, yet accessible", designed to satisfy a variety of palates; with the private booths off to the side, and the very public dance floor in the centre. Cuveé, on the other hand, is unapologetically, and inescapably, all luxury. This high end club emphasizes its exclusivity from the moment you are admitted through its mysterious side-alley entrance (that is, if they let you in). The first thing you notice when you walk in (and, have no doubt, this is by design), is the private VIP tables in the middle of the room, elevated, complete with personal security and servers. While the overall effect was overwhelming at first, we soon got comfortable with the extravagant, opulent experience that is Cuveé. Trust me, this is where you want to be, and be seen.
Once inside, order any champagne over $500 and get ready for fireworks (I'm not referring to the taste profile of a good bottle of bubbly: I mean actual fireworks). While Cuveé opens at 11, like in any respectable venue of the night, things really don't start "poppin' off" until after 2 AM, and after that, my friend, all bets are off. I'd recommend making reservations if you want the full VIP treatment, and don't even bother trying to get in if you aren't dressed in your Sunday best.
Step 5: Recover.
IVme Hydration Clinic
The worst part of any weekend like this is the hangover the next day (especially if, like me, you are celebrating the close of your third decade on this earth). A bad hangover can make you regret all the fun and games of the night before, until that is, you go to IVme. No matter what you do for your weekend, make sure you end it with an appointment here the following morning. We did. And one hour later we felt like new men - the kind who didn't stay out until 5 am drinking.
For just $149 (keep a lookout for their monthly specials), they will hook you up with fluids, medications, vitamins, and oxygen therapy to alleviate the effects of dehydration and any head and body aches you have, all while you sit comfortably in one of their many lounge rooms. Yes, it requires a needle, but let me assure you, a little sting was preferable to that champagne headache that I had coming to me. We all left IVme ready to do it all over again!
We hope you found our tips useful - please fee free to tell us about your own Chicago experiences, and if you think you have a great theme for our Chicago weekender series, let us know. Like, share and mention this article so that we can continue to bring you the scoop of what's best in Chicago, and beyond!
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Moderate to severe acne can result in acne scarring, which can take the shape of several forms. The physicians and aestheticians at Village Dermatology in Houston, Texas can discuss acne scar treatment and help make those scars a distant memory.
Why do scars occur?
Scarring in general, and acne scars in particular, form when the dermis (the deeper layer of the skin) is damaged by trauma or by inflammation. In trying to heal, the body forms new collagen fibers to mend the damage. This new collagen formation results in a scar which is usually of a different texture than the normal skin around it. In the case of acne scars, the inflammation penetrates deeply into the skin, causing damage to the dermis when the acne lesion heals.
Can scars be prevented?
While some scars cannot be prevented, if you are noticing scars forming as a result of acne, there are a variety options. Isotretinoin (Accutane) is the treatment of choice for scarring, cystic acne or for acne that is persistent despite other therapies. In addition, for individual, solitary cysts, a very dilute steroid (cortisone) can be injected into the cyst to decrease the inflammation and decrease the chance of scarring. Finally, it is important that you don't pick your skin, because often scars result from the trauma induced by picking.
How are acne scars treated?
Acne scarring can be treated in a variety of ways. Microneedling is one of the easiest and most promising treatment options for acne scars, and it works by creating tiny microscopic amounts of trauma to the skin to allow the skin to heal in a more controlled fashion. Fraxel laser is another option that works in much the same way, but by using heat rather than needles. Finally, a combination of chemical peels and filler injected into the scars themselves can be very effective.
Should acne scars be treated?
Acne scars should absolutely be treated if they bother you or affect your self-esteem. Treatment is easy, effective, and patients are typically very happy with the results.
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E-vivacity: Peugeot's Electric Scooter
Eco-friendly transportation means is now becoming widely available with the growing number of carmakers who are now into manufacturing eco-friendly cars. Peugeot joins with other carmakers and will soon present to its consumers its new and advanced electric scooter called e e-Vivacity. Unlike the previous electric scooter that Peugeot had, which nickel-cadmium batteries power, the all-new e-Vivacity us will be powered by lithium-ion batteries. This modern and fashionably stylish scooter will have a range of around 60 miles and will be having a top speed of 28 miles per hour. The e-vivacity will have a motor that works similar to that 50cc petrol powered scooters making it ideal for travel around the village, market, and the like.
Via: Ecofriend
Mini Scooter: A Cute And Eco-friendly Transportation Tool
Before we are going to hit the busy streets, it is a good deed to think of ways on how we can minimize carbon footprint and eventually help save the environment. The MINI Scooter E Concept will surely make your dream of helping minimize carbon emission and make it into reality. This scooter concept of car brand MINI is electric powered and is available in three different designs, wherein each of the designs looks cute enough for luxury and personal use. Instead of contributing too much carbon emission to the environment by riding their cars, students can now head to their schools in a more sustainable way with the MINI electric scooter.
Zerotracer: An All-Electric Motorcycle
Zero carbon emission is almost everybody's concern with the aim to help save the environment. The Zerotraver is just one of those products that designed to combat global warming. The Zerotracer is fully enclosed for the rider's safety, all-electric for zero emission, and has the ability to run 450km or 280miles on a single charge. Designed by DesignWerk, the Zerotracer has a top speed of 250 km/h and has a zero-100km acceleration in just 4.5 seconds. The Zerotracer is designed as an entry to the first ever around the world in 80 days competition. The Zerotracer's enclosure gives the motor a futuristic look.
Source: Zerotracer via EV World
Street Hopper: An Urban Eco-vehicle
How nice it is to travel with fun and ease of mind that you are not harming the environment. Industrial designer from Israel Adir Zilber designed a fun and eco-friendly transportation vehicle called the Street Hopper. The Street Hopper is a small scooter that provides and effective transportation to people in urban areas on their way to work and back. The Street Hopper has a mounted electric engine that drives the back wheel. Footrests are present for support and the rear wheel is linked to the scooter's main body for a less bumpy ride, thus comfortable enough. Air pollution and energy consumption will definitely be lesser when using this small yet powerful Street Hopper the moment it become available for purchase.
Skoota By Stuart Emmerson: Reduces Physical And Carbon Footprint Alike
To live smoothly in a crowded city, one will definitely need some transportation system that will let them allow to move around easily with the congested traffic and this will definitely include the Skoota. The Skoota is an urban electric scooter that has the ability to transform from a full-bodied rider into a compact transportable item in five simple steps. It uses Lithium batteries to run and has an in-wheel brushless hub motor. Other eco-friendly features of this scooter are a LED blue halo headlight and lithium batteries that full charges in five minutes. With the Skoota, people can now transport easily even in crowded cities without harming the environment.
Scootah: A Sustainable Design By Rizki Tarisa
Any vehicle that produces zero emission tops the list of being eco-friendly. However, Indonesian designer Rizki Tarisa does not only creates a zero emission vehicle, but a vehicle that is made of recycled materials as well. His scootah project will surely attract the interest of the environmentalists worldwide. Aside from it being a kick scooter, it is made from various recycled materials. In addition, the designer is only concern with the environment but to the users as well (which are normally students) that is why the scootah has three wheels instead of two for more stability for a more comfortable and safer ride.
Link Urban Scooter System By Anton Grimes
When we say eco-friendly vehicles, we have heard a lot about electric cars, bicycles and more. Student designer Anton Grimes joined the Australian Design Awards and presented his eco-friendly design called the Link Urban Scooter System. The Scooter itself may not be unique at all, but the concept of using it at the Central Business District of Australia made the Link Urban Scooter System Unique. This cute vehicle can be retrofitted to any existing Streetscape Smart Poles wherein users are allowed to hire one from a hub and return it to another hub where the scooter will be recharged. It will not only reduce carbon emission, but reduces the need of space eating parking lot as well. I just wish that this would be comfortable for use on any weather.
Scarpina Electric Scooter from Auto EV Japan
Have you heard of scooters lately? I guess not. Motorcycles had monopolized our busy streets lately especially those in rural areas. However, Auto EV Japan is planning to release the Scarpina, an electronic scooter will be offered in both two and three wheels that seems to look like the scooters released years ago on the Honda Gyro. Lithium ion batteries making it an eco-friendly vehicle power this cute vehicle. The Scarpina has the range of between 30 and 50 miles per charge depending on the model. The speed is not determined yet, but I am pretty sure that it will be fast enough to reach the rider's destination.
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Pumgo: The First Pedal Powered Scooter
Since child hood, riding in a scooter was never my sports action, but I do biking most of the time. However, most of my playmates are riding on their scooters and generally they are all battery operated. That is why; manufacturer Pumgo had created the first pedal powered scooter. Works better and safer than a scooter and runs as fast as a bicycle, the pedal powered scooter keeps the rider in shape, while helping the community in sustaining the environment zero carbon emissions. This hybrid vehicle can be useless to super highways and high-traffic roads; this is perfect and suitable in urban roads.
Source: The Design Blog
Peugeot HYmotion 3, A Three-Wheeled Urban Vehicle Concept
Peugeot's HYmotion 3 is a three-wheeled concept vehicle that makes urban mobility possible by bridging the gap between an electric scooter and a car. This three-wheeled vehicle, wherein two of the wheels are place in front is equipped with electric motor and a diesel engine powers the one wheel on the back. The HYmotion 3 hybrid car can be driven around the city in an electric mode, and has a slightly leaned and small frame and with a maximum speed of 70mph, and is covered with glass on top. I see it useful, sleek, safe and perfect for today's busy roads.
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The committee managing the meditation site of Ram Bomjan, 16, released video of its members purportedly meeting the boy near his village in southern Nepal.
The boy's meditation and apparent 10-month fast attracted global attention before he vanished in March.
Large numbers of devotees flocked to see him to leave offerings. A massive search operation is still under way.
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The chairman of the Om Namo Buddha Tapaswi Sewa Samiti (ONBTSS), Bed Bahadur Lama, told reporters that he and his colleagues had met Bomjan about 3km (2 miles) south-west of his meditation site in Bara district on Sunday.
He said Bomjan had spoken to them for half an hour.
"He said he would reappear after six years. He has asked monks to perform prayers in the meditation spot," Mr Lama told reporters.
"I left because there is no peace here... Tell my parents not to worry," Mr Lama quoted Bomjan as saying.
The alleged meeting is the first news of the boy's possible whereabouts since he disappeared on 11 March. District authorities say they cannot confirm the sighting.
Bomjan's followers and security personnel have launched a massive search operation in Ratnapuri forest and surrounding areas but have so far failed to locate him.
Bomjan's followers claim he was an incarnation of Lord Buddha who was born in Lumbini, in present-day Nepal, more than 2,500 years ago.
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Incumbent parliament hurdle to fresh elections: TEFA
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KABUL (Pajhwok): The Transparent Election Foundation of Afghanistan (TEFA) on Thursday said keeping silence and not announcing specified date to hold elections showed the government's reluctance. However, the CEO office said the elections would definitely be held.
Naeem Ayoubzada, TEFA's head, told a news conference here that six months had passed since the electoral commissions launched their activities, however, a date for holding parliamentary and district council polls was yet to be specified.
"The country's electoral environment is plagued by the government's silence and subsequent confusion and it seems the elections are cancelled this year."
He said the prolonged delay in holding the elections had badly impacted political, social, economic situation and security in the country.
He said the government was yet to decide whether to hold the parliamentary and district council elections simultaneously or separately and no practical steps had been in this regard so far.
Ayoubzada said the electoral bodies shouldn't await the government's decision and should function as an independent organ and devise plan for holding the elections.
"The current National Assembly, the mandate of which has ended long ago, has been a big hurdle to elections and electoral reforms," said the TEFA chief, who believed the unity government had no program to hold the elections because of its internally political rifts.
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Happy Memorial Day to all! Unfortunately, ours here looks like it is going to be quite rainy, but I'm enjoying my day off nonetheless.
I'm going to make this quick because I am in the kitchen working on my Daring Baker's Challenge (at the last minute again!!) and I'm sure most people aren't glued to the computer today anyway.
This side dish was on our Easter table this year. I am a fan of roasted vegetables, and this gave it a little kick that was delicious. I couldn't find any fingerling potatoes, but I just used all red potatoes. So next time you are craving some roasted veggies, try out this spring version!!
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The top of the mountain felt so far away.
I knew that the top signified so much in our relationship. It represented love, it represented trust, respect, and most of all, it represented us.
I remember the way the sun was shining on our skin – it was as if its happiness engulfed us in a warm embrace – we were happy and the world smiled with us.
Our fingers intertwined. So strong. So safe. He kept urging me, telling me how great it'll be once we get to the top. He shared stories, his voice so relaxing, like jumping into a cold river during the middle of a blazing July. All I could see was his back as he pulled me along. I blindly followed, but I just wanted to see his face. To kiss it. To look into his chocolate brown eyes and know that everything would be okay.
I could feel my legs scream in protest, as if my body was warning me to stop going up the mountain. But it was love. Love was a risk….. Right? Nothing bad would happen. It was us.
We finally made it to the top, but his back was still to me.
"Look at me," my words mingled in the wind as it whipped my hair across my eyes.
He finally turned – but it wasn't his face. It was slowly cracking, like a mask that had been worn for too long, and the sun wasn't smiling with us anymore. I could feel the heat as it pressed against my shoulders, weighing me down. He wasn't smiling either.
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It is easy to forget that when dealing with corrupt, foreign regimes, the labor structure tends to be just "slightly" different from our own. Case in point - Egypt. In today's note from Art Cashin, we read something quite fascinating, namely that while unemployment in Egypt may be very high (who knows what the real number is - we have enough problems with snowfall and reconciling the household and establishment surveys as is), a far bigger concern is that of those employed, 70% work for the government. Is there a better indication of just how pervasive the Stockhold Syndrome is. Surely, at some point Egyptians will want to go back to work. Yet they work for the government, the same government that may well be in tatters should the revolution proceed according to such a plan that ultimately ousts Mubarak. Which begs the question: was the revolt doomed from the get go, and what is the breakdown between employed and unemployed in Egypt, for the anger to get off the ground in the first place.
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Jaw-Dropping Payroll Numbers – No, not Friday's snow excused mini-number. Rather, thanks to Bob Hardy of GeoStrat, a stunning assertion about Egypt. There is, as we know, a high level of unemployment, but Bob says, of those employed, 70% work for the government. No wonder there are reports that many people tire of the demonstrations and seek a return to "normal".
And as a tangent, here is Cashin's market commentary from his today's note.
Egyptian Enigma Shapes Trading Yet Again – Friday' trading almost looked like a template of the week's previous days.
Once again, uncertain, mildly negative morning sessions. Traders watched their TV screens trying to gauge the tone in the streets of Cairo.
As crisis did not explode, mid-day brought a mid-session of indecisive lateral trading. Ultimately, as the closing bell loomed within an hour or two, those awaiting bargains began to feel pressure from the clock running out. The buyers were also pressured by rumors in the crude pits that Mubarak was about to resign. That sent oil into negative territory.
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Anna and Raph design an outfit and hit the faux-punk streets in Sunset Overdrive.
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Best Wings in Montreal | Which Date-Flavour Wing are you? @ 1238 Bishop!
We get it, you just got that Tinder reply Saturday night that the busy high maintenance diva has a Sunday night free. Or maybe you have a surprise Grindr Rendez Vous and want to screen the dude in a public place first. Basically, you want to #WINGit and we're here to help with 6 unique Wing flavors that are the best wings in Montreal as your last-minute-date saviors!
Downtown dating can be a catch 22, it's conveniently located but it can be the epicenter of douchery, EXCEPT for a magical street called Bishop…
If you head to 1238 Bishop on Sundays, you will find 3 venues in 1.
A country bar and resto at street level called PISTELERO, a Gin bar above called Jon Doe and of course the infamous Comedyworks above both. It's the perfect Sunday date night number 1 and (if it's going as hot as their Revolver Wings) you can plan date number 2 checking out a comedy show.
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SALT N PEPPER: You're a jeans and T-shirt kinda guy and you want him/her to know that right away. You don't waste $ on fashion trends and you appreciate raw materials. You hate melamine but love recycled barn wood. You hate the clean shaven & the bearded hipsters, your facial hair is "When I feel like shaving"
SWEET CHILLI: You are not putting out on the first date! (Even in Montreal) You are the girl/boy next door and you are a meet-the-parents approved date. You are looking for love and you wear your heart on your sleeve. You hate mind games & love viral social causes like the save the ocean bracelets.
SPICY HONEY WITH ROSEMARY: You are full of surprises. Your date will not figure you out tonight. you are complex yet pleasantly familiar. You are classic yet confusing. You play games until monogamy sets in, but doesn't everyone?
BBQ: You swiped right for a hot time tonight, nuf said 😉
HOT ASIAN: You are wild. You are ready to elope, have a one night stand or pick up your passport for an impromptu road trip. You are sexy and awesome but not to be trusted for a long term romance. You love travel, adventure and everything under the sun except commitment! Warn them with this flavor.
REVOLVER: You are a lover with a temper. Passionate, jealous and never boring. You are both thrilling and exhausting to date. Between the gifts and the make-up fights, you are offering a romance full of sex & drama. Once the flames of passion burn out you stick around. You believe in fighting for love.
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When one looks for party venues in Gurgaon, Cyber Hub is the place that comes to one's mind without any doubt
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Cyber Hub, the Most Happening Party Venue in Gurgaon When one looks for party venues in Gurgaon, Cyber Hub is the place that comes to one's mind without any doubt, for the place is a perfect blend of food and fun culture that is blended in a corporate and business ambiance. Most interestingly planned entertainment and business destination, Cyber Hub is a place that can make any visitor to the place addicted to its most awe-inspiring atmosphere. A destination that is unique and India's first unified F&B and entertainment center is conglomeration of many venues, iconic restaurants with International & Indian cuisine.
There is no better place than Cyber Hub that offers Fine Dining, Fast Food, Lounge Bar, Cafes, Roof Top Dining, Bakeries & much more, all at one and same place in Gurgaon. This place is perfect place for both corporate and family gathering with amphitheatre for live entertainment & performances. And if you are bothering whether the place is right for your kids and toddlers, then yes it also offers Kids Zone for young parents. Gurgaon is one of the fastest growing cities of India with some of the world's Industry leaders establishing their headquarters here. City that flaunts most time demanding infrastructure, connectivity and future ready work environment is amongst the most visited cities in the corporate map of India. The DLF CyberCity in Gurgaon which also houses Cyber Hub is one of India's Largest Integrated Business Centre with smarter, larger and better arrangements.
Coming back to Cyber Hub, Party venues in Cyber Hub are fascinating meeting spots and entertainment centres for all corporates and personal events. These venues drastically vary in size coming in medium-sized rooms and large-sized party spots. These soiree venues in the city like Gurgaon in a most ideal location with connectivity to 16 lane expressway and corporate biggies are perfect for hosting all types of parties. This venue is one of the most happening venues of Delhi NCR and remains abuzz throughout the day and night. Lively environment and maximum facilities compared to anywhere else in the national capital region makes it one of the choicest amongst the corporates and business class people. The Post " Cyber Hub, the Most Happening Party Venue in Gurgaon " originally published on Sloshout.


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