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As an avid reader and follower of the news I've heard of a lot of strange phobias.
Lauren-Rae Dodd has "mortuusequusphobia" which I personally find impossible to pronounce.
It's the fear of red sauces; Tomato Ketchup.
This lady kindly agreed to an interview with me in relation to her phobia.
What is the strangest phobia you have heard of, or even have yourself?
Please comment below...
An Interview With Lauren-Rae Dodd
What is your name and age?
My name is Lauren-Rae Dodd and I'm 22 (I was 21 when the article first surfaced)
When did you first gain a fear of Tomato Ketchup?
I can't pin point an exact time that made me phobic, it's just something I had been uncomfortable and scared of it for as long as I can remember.
There's isn't one specific incident.
What symptoms did/do you have?
What I was most scared of is the idea of it being on me and having that cold, messy smelly texture on me or having it stain something on me or near me.
The smell caught the back of my throat almost instantly and always made me gag.
What is it that scares you about tomato ketchup?
When I came into contact with ketchup (it didn't even have to be contact, when my phobia was at its worst, I'd be accutely aware of someone using it at the table next to me, or when I was living with a lot of people in university someone having it on a plate in the same room as me was a nightmare), I would hold my breath and often close my eyes to try and talk myself out of panicking.
It would again make me gag and it's more or less all I'd be able to concentrate on.
I'd focus on distancing myself as much as I could from it.
Does the colour RED symbolise anything in particular to you?
Red doesn't symbolise anything in particular to me - I'm actually a fan of the colour.
Why is it that you are calm and collected with tomatoes in general but the sauce causes a reaction?
I'm not entirely sure!
I think the sharp vinegary smell of ketchup is a massive factor in what I associate with my fear, where as regular tomatoes don't leave as much mess and are much fresher and cleaner.
Have you tried or would you consider trying;
Cognitive therapy,
Tapping therapy,
Or even traditional psychotherapy for your phobia?
I've actually received a little cognitive therapy as channel 4 approached me to take part in a short documentary about strange phobias and how to cure them. The therapist I saw was ideal, and we under went some intense spoken therapy and then exposure therapy and I would say the fear has significantly reduced now.
How do your friends and family feel in regards to your phobia?
My family think it's quite funny but they're used to it and simply know it's never going to be a large part of meal time for us.
My friends especially when I was living with them for university, took it more seriously and were super considerate...
I try not to tell too many people as not to be awkward!
And there's always a risk of once I've told someone they'll go out of their way to expose me to it as a joke.
If I were to squeeze an entire bottle if tomato ketchup into your hands, how would you react?
Right now if you did that I'd be more annoyed at the mess you'd made!
Before the therapy, I'd have to leave immediately and basically hold my breath until I was satisfied my hands were clean, but that would probably involve scolding them.


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Texas State Rep. Steve Toth (R-TX), with the apparent support of at least one of Texas' most powerful politicians, will introduce unconstitutional legislation subjecting federal law enforcement officers to arrest and prosecution if they enforce new gun safety laws in the Lone Star State:
A Texas lawmaker says he plans to file the Firearms Protection Act, which would make any federal laws that may be passed by Congress or imposed by Presidential order which would ban or restrict ownership of semi-automatic firearms or limit the size of gun magazines illegal in the state, 1200 WOAI news reports. Republican Rep. Steve Toth says his measure also calls for felony criminal charges to be filed against any federal official who tries to enforce the rule in the state. "If a federal official comes into the state of Texas to enforce the federal executive order, that person is subject to criminal prosecution," Toth told 1200 WOAI's Joe Pags Tuesday. He says his bill would make attempting to enforce a federal gun ban in Texas punishable by a $50,000 fine and up to five years in prison.
Toth's bill is wildly unconstitutional. The Constitution provides that duly enacted federal laws "shall be the supreme law of the land" — a provision known as the "Supremacy Clause" — and thus states are powerless to nullify laws their lawmakers don't feel like complying with or to arrest federal officials for carrying out their lawful duties. This Clause applies both to valid Acts of Congress themselves and to properly authorized executive orders, as the President's power to issue an executive order generally flows from an Act of Congress.
Strangely, Toth does not appear to question that his bill is unconstitutional. Rather, he told The Chad Hasty Show on Monday that his goal is to undermine the Constitution itself. In Toth's words, "we want to do everything we can, especially as pertains to the Supremacy Clause. The Supremacy Clause gives the federal government — it basically trumps state law — which is wrong. And we want to do everything we can to undermine that."

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And then today, when I again spied it during my weekly Sunday outing to the Wrentham Country Store, I naturally assummed it was meant for me to own :)
It's simply an old vegetable crate that some wonderfully creative person thought to add shelves and a door to, embellish with charming corner and swag appliques, a picture frame and vintage ceramic knob. The best part, of course, is that they had the intuition to paint it white and then distress it just to my liking!
As I didn't quite care for the original picture that was in the frame (which you can view by clicking the Wrentham Country Store website link above and going to the "treasures" tab), I swapped it out with what you see in there now - opting to do without the glass as well.
Once my husband attaches some magnets to the inside of the door to prevent it from accidentally swinging open, the plan is to hang it in our kitchen.
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He is a Turkish software engineer who developed the famous social networking services of his time. He received both a M.S. and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Stanford University. His research at Stanford focused on Web search and efficient PDA usage. He introduced his first social network, named Club Nexus at Stanford in the fall of 2001. Club Nexus was the first college-specific social network.
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Read more: Gyaat:Wishing the engineer a happy birthday whose social networking platform was named after him !!!


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Barsebäck: agreement reached
Barsebäck: agreement reached The Government, Sydkraft and Vattenfall negotiating teams have now agreed on a solution for the Barsebäck nuclear power plant. The main points of the agreement are that Sydkraft will shut down Barsebäck 1 today, November 30, and will simultaneously receive equivalent power supplied by Vattenfall. Barsebäck Kraft AB and Ringhals AB will be merged into a single corporate Group in which Vattenfall will own 74.2% and Sydkraft 25.8%. Vattenfall will receive compensation on market terms for the 25.8% proportion of Ringhals which is to be transferred to Sydkraft. Vattenfall's total compensation following shutdown will amount to approximately SEK 5.7 billion. The Government will compensate Vattenfall by making a cash payment of SEK 2.65 billion spread over four years. Vattenfall will also receive 74.2% of the electricity production at Barsebäck 2. In addition, Sydkraft will pay SEK 113 M annually to Vattenfall, since production costs at Barsebäck are higher than at Ringhals (1.4 öre/kWh). This payment is index-linked. The Government will compensate the joint company for the additional costs incurred for "single operation" of the Barsebäck 2 plant, and decommissioning and service costs for Barsebäck 1. This compensation is to be paid annually to the new Group in the form of an initial sum of SEK 400 M, which will be gradually reduced to approximately SEK 240 M in the final year. The cumulative payments will amount to approximately SEK 3.3 billion. The Government's costs for shutting down Barsebäck will amount to a total of SEK 5.9 billion. The agreement also covers the terms to be applied if Barsebäck 2 is shut down as the result of a political decision. In this case, Sydkraft's participation in Ringhals will increase to 30% and Vattenfall will receive additional financial compensation from the Government, under the agreements that have now been reached. "We are receiving compensation in the form of the corresponding production of electricity, at the same cost and with the same environmental impact. This gives us full compensation," Sydkraft's CEO, Lars Frithiof, comments. "In commercial terms, this agreement meets the conditions that Vattenfall has stipulated, both in terms of the level of compensation and the form the agreement takes," says Vattenfall's chief negotiator, Staffan Nordin. The Government's negotiator, Kaj Janérus, is pleased that agreement has been reached prior to a shutdown of Barsebäck 1. According to Mr. Janérus, it should be apparent that this has been a highly complex settlement. The overall settlement consists of a number of separate agreements and, before it enters into force, it must be approved by Parliament in the spring. Sydkraft has convened a Special General Meeting on December 22 to vote on the agreement. Vattenfall's Board has already approved the agreement. The merger of Ringhals AB and Barsebäck Kraft AB will not take place until final approval has been received from the Government. Ringhals AB's President is Anders Hjorth. The President of Barsebäck Kraft AB, which is to become a subsidiary of Ringhals AB, is Per Lindell. Sydkraft will continue to be the formal owner of the Barsebäck reactors. This means that Sydkraft will be responsible for decommissioning the reactors at the Barsebäck plant. Entitlement to the electricity production will be transferred to Barsebäck Kraft AB. Vattenfall will be responsible for decommissioning the Ringhals reactors, when required. Please contact the following for further information: Kaj Janérus, Government negotiator, tel. +46-70-817 0530 Lars Frithiof, Sydkraft's CEO, tel. +46-40-25 51 00, +46-70-581 1077 Carl-Erik Nyquist, Vattenfall's CEO, tel. +46-8-739 50 02 Staffan Nordin, Vattenfall's chief negotiator, tel. +46-70-539 5023 Distributed by: The Government, Sydkraft AB and Vattenfall AB ------------------------------------------------------------ Please visit http://www.bit.se for further information The following files are available for download: http://www.bit.se/bitonline/1999/11/30/19991130BIT00390/bit0001.doc http://www.bit.se/bitonline/1999/11/30/19991130BIT00390/bit0002.pdf


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86 comments:
- Daryl Balcombe said...
Your back :-)
I wish you could teach me to unlock my imagination. Your drawing is beautiful, have you been away exploring?
Is that your cat? I have been painting cats this week. x
- 12/13/2012 3:51 am
- C.P. Adorio said...
Oh my goodness. You leave. You come back, your art and you, beautiful as ever. Great to see you, beautiful. Tsup!
- 12/13/2012 4:05 am
- Vilt og vakkert said...
Heisann, heisann!
Lovely to see both you and your art. Here it is very cold, but this is warming my heart...
- 12/13/2012 5:04 am
- audrey said...
As usual, I cannot find the proper words to describe my awe of your art. Your imagination is so above and beyond the normal and your talent in creating what you see in your mind is amazing.
This is beautiful, Mita. You are beautiful, Mita. It is WONDERFUL to see your art and you!!!! You are always in my thoughts.
FF xoxoxo
- 12/13/2012 5:15 am
- Raquel carrero dominguez said...
- 12/13/2012 5:33 am
- Alandroide said...
So beatiful!
Just like you, dear Mita.
Cheers from México :)
- 12/13/2012 6:02 am
- Valerianna said...
Exploring is a very good thing.. :)
Beautiful drawing!!
- 12/13/2012 9:21 am
- Ni Carnahan Illustration said...
How lovely!!! I really love this illustration!!! How have you been,my friend? I want to wish you a very happy holiday,and happy New Year! Keep up the wonderful work!!! ^__________^
- 12/13/2012 10:00 am
- Tammie Lee said...
such a magical piece
love the nest and the peak through the keyhole
lovely to have a glimpse into your week through your photos ~
- 12/13/2012 10:16 am
- Marita Bliss said...
Oh my, that drawing ♥
- 12/13/2012 3:38 pm
- renilde said...
there is rest and softness but also a sense to leave that safety and, as you say, explore, the night looks mysterious and inviting, even sensual
i love the circular shape, together with the sleeping deer, the use of pencil, it emphasizes a peaceful and beautiful moment,
and the bird holding a little key makes it all so complete, very beautiful piece of work dear Mita, xx
- 12/13/2012 5:02 pm
- Claire Wildish said...
Beautiful! Delicate and dreamy!!
- 12/13/2012 5:15 pm
- ti-igra said...
Wow! Sweetie! This is an enchanted place!
At first I saw a girl with moon in her hair, then I saw a keyhole, so dreamy, so-so beatifuuul!!!!
All is with your love :) I love brown-grey colours, and bright place with ship! I am like in one of my Dreams!!!!!
Thank youuu, dear! :****
And, Snowflakes for youuuu ****************
A lot of them :) to your hands!
- 12/13/2012 9:16 pm
- ti-igra said...
Oh! Photoes are Super wonderful, you are very beautiful, dear! And, who is this cute Cat? :D
Iiiii :))) I see, there are a lot of sun and warmness in these pictures!
- 12/13/2012 9:18 pm
- karumina said...
I love your picture an d your photos!
Have the same spirit! so cute...
- 12/13/2012 9:34 pm
- Elizabeth Rose Stanton said...
Positively stunning.
- 12/14/2012 1:32 am
completely breathtaking.
- 12/14/2012 3:35 am
- Krystal said...
hey gorgeous, i love your week in photos!
- 12/14/2012 4:03 am
- k.h.whitaker said...
So lovely!!! So happy to "see" you Mita :D
- 12/14/2012 4:04 am
- dan said...
beautiful and the fawn is not sucky
- 12/14/2012 5:52 am
- Michaele Razi said...
It's perfect! The exact opposite of suck. Just wonderful, beautiful and magical! Loves!
- 12/14/2012 7:57 am
- rachel awes said...
loveloveloveeeee this, m'dear!
- 12/14/2012 8:18 pm
- roberto said...
Hey, I never knew that you came back with this illustration,
I am where I always, same blog, same place, same mail.
- 12/14/2012 10:04 pm
- roberto said...
sorry, in my previous comment I forgot to put this :)
- 12/14/2012 11:10 pm
- Katalin said...
Love it! Sooo nice to see your work again!!! Amazingly beautiful!! (and you don't suck!!!) :)
- 12/14/2012 11:22 pm
- Miguel Calero said...
Thank you very much for your visit and comment. I've seen your work, and I think it's great. I love it. From now on I will pass by here more often. And sorry for my English. This really sucks.
- 12/15/2012 12:52 am
- Cindy D. said...
Wow, amazing! Beautiful style and color.
- 12/15/2012 10:58 am
- Miss Rosette Brune said...
so delicate,
well done
- 12/16/2012 4:41 am
- Cris Arroyo said...
Awesome, the name of your blog couldn't be more right: this really is illustration poetry. Magical :)
- 12/16/2012 11:22 pm
- TJ Lubrano said...
Ciao Ciao Pretty Mita! It was soooo lovely to see your pretty face on my old blog again! So much time passed huh? Hope you've been doing well. I really love this delicate piece by you. Just Magical! :D
Talk soon and in the meantime...HUGSSSS BACK!!
- 12/17/2012 2:46 am
- IwoX said...
Wonderful! Dear Mita, it is so beautiful:)I love it!!!
Kisses and hugs from Winter Poland!
- 12/17/2012 10:25 pm
- Lisa Graham Art said...
OK Mita...would you please teach me to draw? And what do you mean you suck? You could SO draw that fawn. I've missed you poetry lady.
- 12/18/2012 8:57 am
- Ana M.F. said...
hello Mita,
The gypsies are from here:
My brother went back to the hospital again so these days kind of suck...I'm just trying to stay strong.
Wish I could find the key to that secret world and get lost for a while, where everything is in color and the waves are like leaves...what I like the most about it is that it makes me curious and leaves me wanting to know what other beautiful things we can find on the other side, it awakens the imagination.
Have a lovely day,
- 12/19/2012 12:22 am
- Ana M.F. said...
and I love your fawn and those pics of fawns, always remind me of Audrey and Pippin :)
- 12/19/2012 12:26 am
- Johanna Urban said...
Hello hun!
Beautiful post!
Thanks for stopping by, glad you like the self-posrtrait in clay :)
I guess it's not add, ballerinas are incredibly graceful and majestic, like a human butterfly ;D
Johanna, Sweden
- 12/19/2012 6:49 pm
- Carolina C said...
Beautiful illustration! :)
- 12/20/2012 6:03 am
- Africa.T.M said...
Thanks! I like your work too! there are many things that I like, the way you see the illustration and the compositions, the way you think it may look better, those are very personal things and I like the way you do it!
- 12/21/2012 2:16 am
- alabee said...
gorgeous post, the illustration is stunning
- 12/21/2012 10:40 am
- Ted Blackman said...
Where's the part where you suck? I don't see it. You have a billion comments every time. Count 'em. If you sucked you would only have 2 or 3 maybe.
- 12/21/2012 1:17 pm
- Ted Blackman said...
You know what? I do believe birds hold the key...
- 12/21/2012 1:17 pm
- Ted Blackman said...
I quit smoking pot a long time ago. -signed POT.
- 12/21/2012 1:17 pm
- Rod MacGregor said...
I agree with Ted...this doesn't suck its a worthy artistic interpretation rather than a direct copy!!
- 12/21/2012 11:50 pm
- Graciela said...
Hi sweet Mita!
Today was just remembering you, jeje the spa was very funny and too much work for me, but I'm very glad I made
I hope you and your beautiful family are doing well, I send you all my love as always,
I am very far from the blogs, I had too much work, I'm done and get some rest now
♥ ♥ ♥ up soon!
- 12/22/2012 9:15 am
- art is jok(k)e(n) said...
you found good balance between your pencil lines and the colored space, just right amount of colors.... good work
we have to explore too much thing in our lives ....... (even without getting lost )
aMCHaaHNY to you!!
- 12/22/2012 3:47 pm
- Sydney L. said...
it's wonderful mita! i wish i had your imagination! the (colours of)waves are very lovely
- 12/22/2012 10:01 pm
- Sadeu said...
that beautiful illustrations, is full of sensitivity : )
- 12/23/2012 5:55 am
- Vilt og vakkert said...
Ønsker deg en riktig god jul ;:OD)
- 12/23/2012 7:09 pm
- les croquis du loup said...
C'est magnifique !
- 12/23/2012 7:31 pm
- Ana M.F. said...
Mitaaa,just stopping by to wish you a merry christmas, for you and all the people you love :)
- 12/24/2012 3:33 am
- laughingwolf said...
actually, you don't suck... what you have is an older fawn... a perfect complement to the rest of the drawing
christmas, and other holiday blessings, to you and yours, m'dear :x
- 12/25/2012 8:51 am
- Rod MacGregor said...
Happy Christmas Mita!!!XX
- 12/25/2012 7:09 pm
- lissa said...
looks wonderful to me. hope you have a great christmas!
- 12/26/2012 1:16 am
- Rabbit Town Animator said...
Beautiful as always Mita! I hope you had an awesome Christmas and have a Happy New Year!!! Looking forward to seeing more art from you next year!
- 12/26/2012 3:23 pm
- C.P. Adorio said...
Hello my Beautiful Princess Witch. :) I hope you are having a fabulous holiday season. Back to work fro me today. Had a marvelous time with the family. Kiss your epsilons for me. Tsup!!!
- 12/27/2012 4:40 am
- k.h.whitaker said...
Merry Christmas and happy new year to you too beautiful Mita! Hugs, kisses and good wishes to you and your family.
- 12/27/2012 10:13 am
- roberto said...
Hi Lakhsmita. Thank you very much for stopping and for your good wishes.
I will be in my house, also with BBQ, and having a good time with my very small family. Be happy!! :)
- 12/27/2012 4:12 pm
- Alexiev said...
Cool images... I love this art... Great...
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- 12/27/2012 10:13 pm
- Isabelle said...
Oh Mita!!! Been away too long, but when I finally take the time to visit your blog, hoooo the immense beauty I find. That is such a lovely art you did!! I think life should be as kind and as sweet as that deer sleeping. Are you saying we each hold the key to our inner-peace? I think you are right. Love your "Explore" image. It's magical. :))
- 12/28/2012 10:10 am
- Igor Ramirez Šaš said...
For sure an awesome piece of art that you can look into for hours and enjoy the details. Great work.
- 12/28/2012 1:59 pm
- Alex said...
beautiful image, I can't help thinking it would make a great tattoo (given a really really talented tattooist though)
Hope you had a very Merry Christmas, all the very best to you and your loved ones for the new year
- 12/29/2012 12:55 pm
- Anthropomorphica said...
You most certainly do not suck, I love that beautiful drawing!!!
- 12/30/2012 8:22 pm
- roberto said...
Feliz Año Nuevo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- 12/31/2012 7:23 pm
- george harrison said...
Happy New Year from Heaven ;)
- 12/31/2012 7:32 pm
- genie espinosa said...
so beautiful! love the whole scenery and looks... Happy new year my dearest!!!
- 1/03/2013 4:20 pm
- george harrison said...
in heaven I also had BBQ, but grilled vegetables :)
- 1/03/2013 7:24 pm
- Aurora said...
Happy new year lovely! :)
- 1/04/2013 7:02 pm
- Arellya said...
Hi Mita, you have a beautiful talent. I love your art!!!Thanks for your comment on my blog
- 1/05/2013 1:49 am
- renilde said...
wishing you a wonderful 2013 Mita, xx
- 1/06/2013 11:41 am
- Snezana said...
Your fawn is so delicate, beautiful drawing, many beautiful things for 2013.
- 1/07/2013 5:56 pm
- José A. López Picardo said...
awesome old fairy (as usual) Happy new year ;)
- 1/07/2013 6:12 pm
- Ana M.F. said...
Happy New Year, Mita!!!!!
yeah I really really hope this 2013 gets better :)
You never suck...2012 kind of sucked for me, I'm glad it's over.
- 1/08/2013 2:12 pm
- Ana M.F. said...
I love how the comment you left on my blog makes my post less creepy...sometimes I think people don't like me unless I upload cute stuff.
- 1/08/2013 2:20 pm
- Ana M.F. said...
Ok, I'm leaving now...I'll try not to wake the little fawn :)
- 1/08/2013 2:27 pm
- C.P. Adorio said...
Dearest beautiful. You give me great joy with you lovely and sweet hello. I hope you are doing well. Take good care of yourself, you hear? Love you. Tsup!
- 1/10/2013 9:55 pm
- Fleur said...
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAhhhhhh!!! I'm screaming right now and my cheeks are red because I'm sooo excited!! That little baby deer! Deers are my very favorite animals, but this one looks really really REALLY cute! I fell in love with it!
It has been so long since I visited your blog, but now I remember the mysthical atmosphere and I remember all the magical times I spend here. Wow, this is still amazing me...
- 1/14/2013 11:33 pm
- Krystal said...
happy new year lovely lady :)
- 1/15/2013 6:35 pm
- Ana M.F. said...
Nah, there won't be any Justin Bieber. I prefer drawing silent actors...
suddenly I feel really old XD
- 1/16/2013 1:30 pm
- audrey said...
Hello Dear Mita.
I send love and good wishes to you today with hopes that this will be a special birthday that you will tuck away in your heart and memory for all time!
FF has put birthday wishes on her blog for you.
- 1/26/2013 12:26 pm
- Ted Blackman said...
Glad you're still around. Even if you stop by only once a month.
- 2/06/2013 3:00 pm
- Ted Blackman said...
I'm glad Ana prefers silent actors over the Bieb.
- 2/06/2013 3:01 pm
- roberto said...
- 2/07/2013 8:10 pm
- Foxburrow Vintage said...
wow this work is amazing!!!!!! I adore this. Do you have prints of your work for sale???
- 2/13/2013 10:21 pm
- Sianna said...
This is a beutiful drawing you made. So soft and gentle.
- 2/15/2013 11:01 pm
- PeregrineBlue said...
Wow, just found your blog via Audrey. Will spend a lot of time here, I know.
- 2/17/2013 7:28 am
- Gayathri Jeaks said...
This is beautiful!!!! =)
- 4/13/2013 10:08 am
- Laura Catalán said...
Lovely image! very poetic.
- 5/07/2013 6:57 pm
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Wow, beautiful mood board, full of reflection and thoughtfulness. Choosing a home with plans to live there one's whole life is indeed a major step. Wishing you all the best in coming up with what is right and best for you.
LOVE this shade of soft/mint green. I actually started using the mint/gold combo in my jewelery designs for Spring!
Happy Friday!
It looks lovely and ye' olde' style.
wow!! wonderful moonboard!! green is my fav color!! :)
Suche beautiful photographs...
For the moment i stay with my parents.I'm young and lucky enough to be staying here.I have a lovely garden and now that it's spring there are so many flowers...so beautiful.Whenever you move, make sure to let us know:)
Have a happy Easter weekend!
What a gorgeous collection! I love all of them grouped together ~~
Happy Easter!!
xoxo Laura
Lovely greens...reminds me the green that will be soon coming to Wisconsin (I am so sick of the tired brown at this point:))
Have a lovely weekend!
Oooh...I love this. Green is my favorite color and you picked such beautiful images. I adore those green shoes.
oh my goodness, this is like the Emerald City meets Alice in Wonderland. I love it!
Love the rich color palette!
I absolutely LOVe these photographs! Wow people are so talanted.
I love this shade of green, so pretty.
I love green!! It's perfect for spring! Hope you're having a great weekend!
these photos go together so wonderfully. i adore your blog!
xo Alison
ohhhh I LOVE green!!
Yay - green! My fave.
It can be really overwhelming deciding where to settle down. I grew up in Africa and then moved to New York for 13 years. I'm now in the San Francisco Bay Area and it isn't cheap here either. What my husband and I have come to realize is that buying is a bit over-rated. You should live where you're truly happy - even if it means renting. Sometimes buying can add a lot more stress to your life! It is lovely to have a home of your own to decorate and change as you please, though, isn't it? For now, we're perfectly happy in a little seaside bungalow with a garden, ocean view, proximity to a big city and creative hotspot, lots of cultural diversity and easy access to nature. Good luck with your decision, Rachel!
Thank you for all your great advice! :)
i'm not sure how it will sound but when i choose a place, i need to feel good vibes about it...
i lived in places where it just didn't "feel" right...and i was just miserable!
that and lots of light and wooden floor!
lovely images..what a gorgeous emerald green
i love green and think of it as a neutral like in nature. we love our neighborhood and lucky for it. we've collected many things over the years and packing them all up would be a bummer. i don't think a home has to be big to be lovely. it's also nice to live in a place where you get to know your neighbors and find interesting things to do whether they're at home or visiting the local sites. i hope you find your special place.
rachel, this mood board is really stunning! so gorgeous.
i think it is really important that you find a place to live that fits with your lifestyle. can you imagine yourself living, entertaining, decorating, meeting new friends in a way that is seamless with how you live your life. that, and the "good vibes" factor!
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Can you believe it is JUNE? The kids will be on summer break soon and I am looking forward to lounging in a pool with a cold drink in hand and some awesome tunes on the radio. In reality, I will be sweating and working hard trying to find time for that scenario by my nonexistent pool!!
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On Monday, German Bundesliga club Hannover 96 announced that it had hired Cherundolo as a first team assistant coach, continuing the American's relationship with the club where he spent his entire playing career.
There may not be as many American players plying their trade abroad as there once were, but Steve Cherundolo seems to be quickly making a name for himself on the coaching side of things.
On Monday, German Bundesliga club Hannover 96 announced that it had promoted Cherundolo to assistant manager, continuing the American's relationship with the club where he spent his entire playing career.
Steven #Cherundolo wird Co-Trainer unter Michael #Frontzeck! Mehr Infos folgen morgen! #H96 #NiemalsAllein pic.twitter.com/ze5jNI7wYb— Hannover 96 (@Hannover96) April 20, 2015
Cherundolo's promotion goes hand-in-hand with the firing of manager Tayfun Korkut and hiring of interim manager Michael Frontzek as Hannover seeks to avoid relegation from the Bundesliga.
• BIRD: Steve Cherundolo draws upon past experiences in coaching career
The appointment amounts to a very quick promotion for Cherundolo, who retired as a player at the end of the 2013-2014 season after making a club record 300 Bundesliga appearances, earning the club captaincy and the nickname "The Mayor of Hannover."
He was immediately named assistant manager of Hannover's youth team upon his retirement. Now the man who earned 87 caps for the U.S. national team will be moving up the bench with the first team for the remainder of the 2014-2015 campaign, at least.
The future is less clear, both for Cherundolo and the club. Hannover currently sits 15th out of 18 teams in the Bundesliga, two points outside the relegation zone with five games to go. Korkut was fired on Monday after 13-match winless run, and Frontzek's contract only runs through the end of the season.


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Top Three in Tech: WhatsApp Deal Shakes Silicon Valley
Amid a very busy tech news week, Facebook's $19 billion deal for WhatsApp surprised many. Scott Austin discusses the top three tech stories of the week on digits. Photo: Getty Images.
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Noahs Ark Risks Collapse Without Bond Buyers by February »
Shame if the park isn't created. No, not because I am anywhere close to a literalist, but because .. seriously.. this is a fun story and I have always remembers the Noah's Ark song from my childhood!
As insane as the Noah story has always been to me, I'd LOVE to go to the theme park. Just alone to hear 'scientists' try to tell me why dinosaur eggs weren't able to hatch on the boat..
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I think Arby's commercials are dumb in general, just like 95% of all other fast food chain commercials. It's probably because I'm loath to eat at any of those establishments, so even if they geared more of them toward me, as a woman, I'd not really be enticed. Anyway, this particular Arby's commercial bugs me the most lately. I can't put my finger on what bothers me the most – that the women are there as objects to admire, or that, at that low level, they can't compete with a friggin' sandwich. Both messages kind of make me queasy, not hungry.
I'm also not a big fan of the new Centrum commercials. I can't seem to find them online, but they're the ones where Centrum has reformulated their multivitamin for maximum benefit (roll eyes here). I hate these because I find anthropomorphizing vitamins totally absurd in the first place, but these commercials also assign negative, gender-specific human traits to the vitamins. Like having female vitamin D pout that female Selenium gets to be paired up with hunky male vitamin C, while D is stuck with Calcium. Ugh.
One last annoyance: trailers for the movie Doomsday. I couldn't find any of the 30 second spots online, but I assure you, NONE of them fail to include the lingering shot of Rhona Mitra's spandex-clad butt. Because, yo, the woman's real strength is that she's a fine piece of ass and that's reason enough to see this horrid flick.


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English law not only underwent deep changes in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, but also played a leading role in politics and culture. "Life and Law in Early Modern England," a new exhibit from the Lillian Goldman Law Library and Yale's Elizabethan Club, illustrates this period with works drawn from the rare book collections of both institutions.
The exhibit is on display February-May 2011 in the Rare Book Exhibition Gallery, located on Level L2 of the Lillian Goldman Law Library, Yale Law School, 127 Wall Street. The exhibit is open to the public, 9am-10pm weekdays, 10am-10pm weekends. It will also be available online, here in the Yale Law Library Rare Books Blog.
The exhibit was curated by Justin Zaremby, a 2010 graduate of the Yale Law School, assisted by Mike Widener, Rare Book Librarian at the Lillian Goldman Law Library.
"Life and Law in Early Modern England" is part of the year-long Centenary celebration of the Elizabethan Club, founded in 1911 as a meeting place for conversation and discussion of literature and the arts. The Club's website has a calendar of Centenary events.
In conjunction with the exhibit, the Law Library and Elizabethan Club are sponsoring a public lecture by Professor Josh Chafetz (Law '07) of Cornell Law School, entitled " 'In the Time of a Woman, Which Sex Was Not Capable of Mature Deliberation': Late-Tudor Parliamentary Relations and Their Early-Stuart Discontents." The lecture will take place February 24 at 6:15pm in Room 127 of the Yale Law School, 127 Wall Street.
In his introduction to the exhibit, Zaremby writes, "The occasion of the Club's Centenary provides the opportunity to bring together two impressive collections of early modern texts at Yale to illustrate a rich moment in English legal history." The books and manuscripts on display date from 1570 to the 1670s. They include guides to legal practice, textbooks, a play performed at an Inn of Court, and works dealing with church-state relations, legal philosophy, court jurisdiction, and the claim of Mary Queen of Scots to the English throne. Among the authors included are several of the era's leading figures, such as Francis Bacon, Francis Beaumont, Lord Burghley, Edward Coke, and John Selden.
Illustration: Sir Edward Coke (1552-1634), Les reports de Edvvard Coke l'attorney generall le Roigne (London, 1601?). Rare Book Collection, Lillian Goldman Law Library; acquired with the Ford Motor Company Fund.


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Garden plants and flowers: Morning Glory
All Morning Glories produce typical funnel-shaped blossoms in white, red, blue, purple and yellow. Species of morning glories are native of tropical America, Morning Glories are also present in Asia.
Morning Glories prefer full sun throughout the day. Morning Glory flowers can be as much as 8 inches across although most are around 4 inches.
Morning glories are known in China for their medicinal properties. The seeds are said to have a laxative effect.


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Thank you to everyone who linked up to last weeks Cottage Garden Party! Check out some of these darling posts that were shared by clicking on the photo! You will be taken directly to the link!
This first feature is from 'A Southern Belle with Northern Roots'. Sharing with us how to create a fairy garden…isn't this just darling?
"Have a Daily Cup from Mrs. Olson" shared a tour of her garden ~ everything is so happy in the photo's she shared!
Next is this sweet bird condo affixed to the side of the 'Lady Farmers Garden' Hen House…love the rustic charm – don't you?
And how about these fantast plant markers from 'All is Amazing' entry? I am so going to make these!
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2007-06-22 Arctic wolf near Wolf Hill.
We had seen tracks of this wolf in valley earlier but this day it was spotted twice. I was checking on some old musk ox carcasses as it suddenly approached me. I had a wide angle zoom mounted and struggled with changing to a longer lens without making too much movement or noise. I got the 70-200/2.8 ready on the D200 but the wolf took a semicircle around me without paying too much attention and then strolled off and disappeared over some hills. I swapped to the good old 400/3.5 and followed. I only managed to get a few nice shots before it paced steadily off. It was nevertheless a great experience to see and photograph my first wild wolf.


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In the midst of the pomp and circumstance attached to his public wedding announcement, William shifted away from the spotlight to save a hiker in trouble. (Via People)
People reports that the 28-year-old royal was part of a four-person team that came to the aid of Greg Watkins — a stranded man suffering from chest pains in North Wales last Thursday. William was behind the controls of an RAF Sea King Helicopter that fought through a monstrous storm to reach the 45-year-old on Snowdon Mountain.
(See TIME's photoessay "Prince William: Action Hero.")
Thanks to William's deft piloting, Watkins was brought to safety and secured in a hospital before his conditions worsened. Just add that to the long list of reasons why Kate Middleton can call her fiancé a catch.


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The Good, the Bad, and the Unleavened and Confusion
hyperlink to read the article on The Good, the Bad, and the Unleavened. Thank you.
Happy Passover to our Jewish mates, Happy Easter / Resurrection Day to our Christian followers. We are not sure how pastel painted eggs became the rage about a holiday that notes the death of its hero, but apparently someone thought it a good idea.
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Confusion seems to be a regular feature in many lives. We often hear that, when we mention that we are Jewish people who believe in Jesus. WHAT? They want to know which side of the fence we really are on. They ask, "OK, fine, but do you attend church or shule?" As if being a Jew for Jesus is out of bounds for them. Therefore it has to be for us. But it isn't, is it?
After all, the Jewish prophets predicted a messiah would come. And it's recorded in the Jewish Scriptures (Holy Bible). So Jews told each other that when the messiah would come, things would be different. Not that we would or even could become non-Jews. By following the Jewish messiah foretold in the Jewish Scriptures, we are actually the most Jewish people out there!


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- 8 cherry tomatoes, cut into quarters
- 2 tbsp tomato puree
- 2 tins of tuna, drained
- 4 cloves of garlic, crushed in a garlic crusher
- 40g Parmesan cheese, finely grated
- a few tbsp of olive oil
- Preheat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius.
- Cut each pepper in half and carefully remove the seeds and white lump in the middle, but leave the stalk attached.
- Mix the cherry tomatoes, tomato puree, tuna and garlic in a mixing bowl and season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Fill each pepper half with the mixture and place in a high sided baking tray.
- Drizzle a generous glug of olive oil over each pepper and sprinkle over the grated cheese.
- Bake for 45 to 55 minutes.
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Everyday Vegan Eats, Family Favorites from My Kitchen to Yours, shows just how easy & delicious vegan cooking can be. Author Zsu Dever delivers delicious comfort food recipes that everyone can enjoy.
First, Zsu covers vegan cooking basics, starting with ingredients, cooking techniques, stocking your pantry, nutrition, and an index of quick easy recipes.
Then she progresses to basic recipes, covering broth and sauces, ranch dressing, and basic vegan protein sources.
That's the first two chapters - 40 concise and valuable pages. My only quibble was that the homemade vegan yogurt recipe promised in the intro did not appear. But that's an editing glitch, not a flaw in the cookbook.
From the basic recipes onward, it's nine chapters of glorious recipes that everybody loves and wants to eat everyday, vegan or not. Thus the title, Everyday Vegan Eats.
The recipes are all well done, with clear, complete ingredient lists, directions, and cooking tips, plus fabulous pictures of mouthwatering food. Clearly, Zsu Dever is a first class cook.
Normally when I review cookbooks I find about 10 recipes that I get really excited about. But the remarkable thing about the recipes in Everyday Vegan Eats is that I could see myself making and enjoying every single one of them!
As I mentioned, these are recipes that everybody in your family will love, vegan or not. That means that this is the perfect cookbook for transitioning a typical American family to a vegan diet.
Take the first chapter for instance - Soups: Comforting Noodle Soup, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Creamy Tomato-Basil Soup, Leek Potato Soup, Broccoli Cheese Soup, Hot and Sour Soup, Manhattan Chowder, New England Chowder, Minestrone Soup, Split Pea Soup, Thai Thom Kha Coconut Soup, Chipotle Chili, Mama's Hungarian Bean Soup. Is your mouth watering yet? Mine is!
Let's skip ahead to Desserts and Bakery: Fudge Brownies, Caramel Sauce Over Vanilla Ice Cream, Apple Crumble, Chocolate Chip Cookies, Apricot and Raisin Rugelach, Fruit Cobbler, Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting, Blueberry Scones, Banana-Walnut Loaf, Corn Muffins, Flaky Buttermilk Herb Biscuits, Soft Pretzels. I almost died of food lust just reading that chapter.
In between, there were dozens of divine recipes for sandwiches, salads, sides & snacks, pasta & grains, casseroles, and breakfast. Last came resources, including online shopping, news and support sites, nutrition, apps, educational films, and kitchen tools and equipment.
I struggled to limit myself to two sample recipes, but finally went with Buttermilk-Style Coleslaw and Flaky Buttermilk Herb Biscuits. It was a coincidence that they both were buttermilk flavored. It just happens that I like that flavor - a lot.
After making Buttermilk-Style Coleslaw, with some of my homemade Tofu Mayonnaise, I wondered why I've never been a coleslaw fan. I am now!
This is a simple year-round salad, inexpensive, with commonly found ingredients, kid friendly and highly adaptable. I used part purple cabbage, and added some chopped parsley and toasted sunflower seeds.
One of the best things about this coleslaw is that it keeps in the fridge for a couple of days. I munched on it for breakfast lunch and dinner. And when it was gone I made more. Nirvana!
Flaky Buttermilk Herb Biscuits: I've made biscuits before, but not like this. In fact, I gave up making biscuits when I went vegan because I thought you needed butter to make them flaky. Not so. It's the technique of folding and rolling the dough that makes the biscuits flaky.
That's why I love reviewing cookbooks - I always learn lots of new somethings from each one.
The first time I made these biscuits, I went with Zsu Dever's unsweetened herbed version - delicious! And with the grandchild seal of approval.
The second time, I added sugar and baked the dough in a cake pan as shortbread, for strawberry shortcake. The folding and rolling along with the sugar, produced a flaky soft texture. That variation was a huge hit!
Everyday Vegan Eats is a family friendly cookbook, healthy in a reasonable balanced way, recognizing that most families with children don't live a fat free diet of green smoothies and salad.
There are plenty of very healthy plant based cookbooks out there, but few vegan family cookbooks with so many outstanding recipes, and with so much mainstream and kid appeal.
I highly recommend Everyday Vegan Eats!


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Mr. Jones Cat & Dog Mechanical Watches
In homage to mans best friend, the smiling Dog automatic watch displays the time through its mouth: the hours are on the upper row of teeth and the minutes on the lower jaw. The miniature dog reminds you to smile, no matter what time of day it is!
Cat displays the time on a friendly feline face: the hours are on the upper row of teeth and the minutes on the lower jaw. The smiling cat gives the time a cheerful aspect, even if you're running late!
Cat & Dog watches were printed and assembled in the Mr. Jones London workshop. Each model is released in a first edition of just 50 pieces, with each watch numbered on the case back. No batteries required, ever as the watches are powered by ST1721 20 jewel automatic mechanical movements.
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Mr. Jones Cat & Dog Watches - Limited Edition of Only 50 Each - Mechanical Automatic Jump Hour - Made in London
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About Liana
- Liana Kabel
- Brisbane, Australia
- My studio is located in Brisbane, Australia. For the past 10 years I've been enjoying creating jewellery designs from an array of mundane materials. Tupperware and knitting needles have remained a firm favourite. My designs have been published numerous times, graced the shelves of many wonderful galleries and stores and been worn by those whose aren't afraid of colour and attention. All of which I am very grateful for. For several years I've also been fortunate enough to work with many businesses as a coach and workshop facilitator.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Happy Holiday Wishes
I want to wish you all happiness for this holiday season. There are many things I could wish for (I really, really want that pink camera), and that I could wish for you at this time, but there really is nothing more important than being happy and healthy. So that is what I hope for us all, now and for the New Year.
Thank you for taking the time to read my blog and for all the support you have given me over the past year. It hasn't always been an easy one, but at the end of it I just feel happy and grateful, and that really is as much as I could ask for (OK maybe that iPod too).
Liana xx
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Is your city next?
This was the headline TIME Magazine ran for their
cover story
on Detroit's bankruptcy last August -- a sort of cautionary tale for other cities.
That's one way to ask the question. Another might be:
What's next for your city?
This is what
Urban Innovation Exchange
will explore at its first national convening this September 24-26, 2014 in Detroit.
To be clear: This is not a conference about macro-level municipal reform; there are many important convenings for that. UIX is about change happening at the neighborhood level, led by people leading creative small-scale projects.
What kind of small-scale projects are we talking about? Makerspaces and incubators, public art parks and pop-up markets, green alleys and urban farms. Places made by and for the people who live there.
Why are small projects a big deal for cities? Increasingly, more
suggests that the implementation of small-scale projects just might have a larger potential collective impact than any single top-down approach to revitalization.
In other words: The power of small is big.
This is the story UIX has been telling over the last three years as it chronicles the
growing network of innovators
driving transformative change in Detroit. And this is the conversation UIX is inviting more cities -- including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Minneapolis -- to share ideas and lessons across communities.
What can you expect from UIX?
UIX is an opportunity for all people who believe in the potential of cities and the power of small-scale change to come together and trade ideas for the future.
Over the course of three days, participants will convene for meaningful exchanges on three subject areas: The Art of Place, The Future of Food, and The Maker Movement. Morning forums will showcase innovative projects and dialogue between them; afternoon site visits will take guests inside local spaces and places in Detroit. For a preview of the schedule,
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If you've been curious about Detroit's transformation, September is the time to dive in. The entire month is
with events, culminating with
Detroit Design Festival
(Sept. 23-28), North America's festival of independent design;
(Sept. 26-27), Detroit's nighttime exhibition of art and light presented by DTE Energy; and
Meeting of the Minds
(Sept. 30-Oct. 2), a global convening on the future of urban sustainability and technology.
UIX, DDF and Dlectricity are all supported by the
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
. Dlectricity is a 2013
Knight Arts Challenge
UIX participants will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in DDF happenings throughout the week -- including Hip Hop Architecture at University of Detroit Mercy (Sept. 24), Eastern Market After Dark (Sept. 25), and a conversation with Knight's Alberto Ibarguen and Carol Coletta titled "Designing Cities to Accelerate Talent, Opportunity and Engagement" (Sept. 26).
The curious (and if you're reading this, you can count yourself among the curious) know that there is more to Detroit's reinvention than its financial restructuring. The UIX story is about human creativity and ingenuity.
As Knight Foundation's Carol Coletta said
: "The future of a city is not made with a few broad strokes by a few key people. The future is a product of thousands of people making small decisions every day about what they believe about the future, and their role in it."
Detroit, of course, is in good company. Many cities across the U.S. have seen a groundswell of creative projects from local artists, entrepreneurs and community leaders who are bringing their passions to the places they live.
Just to give you an idea, here are some of the people you will hear from at UIX:
John Fetterman
, mayor of
Braddock, PA
, a former steel town with an audacious motto:
"Reinvention is the only option"
Eve Picker
, founder of
in Pittsburgh and new real estate crowdfunding platform,
Ryan Myers-Johnson
, founder of
Sidewalk Festival of the Arts
, an outdoor celebration of Detroit landscape, architecture and culture through site-specific performance
Jen Guarino
, American Made evangelist, co-founder of
The Makers Coalition
in Minneapolis and current VP of Leather goods at
in Detroit
Kim Bartmann
, owner of several restaurants in Minneapolis, including the new
Tiny Diner and Farm
, "a small place with big ideas"
Phillip Cooley
, founder of creative incubator
and co-owner of
Slow's BBQ
in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood
Dwayne Wharton
The Food Trust
in Philadelphia, ranked #2 high impact nonprofit in America for their work in child nutrition and health
Hunter Franks
innovator and
Knight grantee
for his work with the
League of Creative Interventionists
Neighborhood Postcard Project
Devita Davison
, community food advocate and leader of
Detroit Kitchen Connect
FoodLab Detroit
, a community of triple-bottom-line food entrepreneurs
Matt Anthony
, co-founder of
First Batch
Cincinnati Made
The Launch Werks
, working to grow the community of small-batch manufacturing in Cincinnati
Joan Vorderbruggen
, multidisciplinary artist and founder of
Artists in Storefronts
Made Here
in Minneapolis
Jeff Sturges,
founder of Detroit's
Mt. Elliott Makerspace
and Director's Fellow at
MIT Media Lab
Megan Deal
, creative director of city-minded design studio
Tomorrow Today
, whose projects include
People's Liberty
in Cincinnati
Bobby Fry
, founder of
Food Revolution Pittsburgh
and co-owner of Bar Marco and The Livermore
Sebastian Jackson
, owner of
Social Club Grooming Company
, a barbershop & salon working to break down racial barriers and promote sustainability in Detroit
Sara Blumenstein
, co-founder of
Pittsburgh Canning Exchange
and contributor to cityLAB experiments
Tiny Houses
Garfield Night Market
Noam Kimmelman
, owner of
Fresh Corner Cafe
delivery service and co-founder of
Detroit Food Academy
David Jurca
of Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative, whose
Pop Up City
project explores ideas for urban reinvention through temporary interventions
Mark Covington
, urban farmer and founder of
Georgia Street Community Collective
on Detroit's East Side, whose work has been featured in films like "Urbanized" and "After the Factory"
"Through our reporting over the last decade, we've seen a remarkable rise in catalytic small-scale projects," says Brian Boyle, co-founder of UIX and co-CEO of
Issue Media Group
(parent company of this publication). "They are changing the way we think about economic development and urban transformation. We're excited to bring these innovators together to meet their 'twins' from other cities and get smarter about what's working and what they need to grow."
So, is your city next?
Maybe TIME asked the right question after all. The answer, of course, is YES. Your city is the site of innovation -- the home of people driving transformative projects that can serve as inspiration for other cities.
As Matthew Naimi of Detroit's
Recycle Here
likes to say: "Share your candy." Bring your ideas, experiences, and passions to Detroit, and let's exchange.
See you in September
Matthew Lewis is the editor of
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in Detroit and Claire Nelson is the director of
Urban Innovation Exchange
. Follow UIX for news & updates
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America's Next Top Model is in New Zealand for the finale, and I didn't know much about the country until now. See? Reality TV can be educational. Thanks, Tyra!
The accents are sexy and it's gorgeous there, yes, which makes for some incredible backdrops for the photo shoots. And they also have some incredible designers, including Karen Walker, who really has fun with prints in her collection.
Tourism New Zealand has offered a special for those who want to travel to their country, model-style of course.
Check out GoNewZealand.com for more information on the deal that will have you visiting the spots Tyra and the models went. I'd love to go during New Zealand Fashion Week in September. Oh to dream!
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