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Elbit Systems of America, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Elbit Systems Ltd., announced that its recently acquired subsidiary, M7 Aerospace LP, has been approved to provide Boric Sulfuric Acid Anodize (MIL-A-8625 Type IC) (BSAA) processing to Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation and its approved suppliers.
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This one is heavy. I haven't seen such storm in a long time. Okay, then something else. How my radio adventure started. Back in the sixties I was hit by a 'radio virus' it was incurable they said. And they were right. My first 'serious' radio was a Koyo with a real s-meter! Wow. Here started my SWL career. I made a long wire antenna about 10 m long. But the first stage was overdriven. Too much noise. Best reception with the telescope antenna.
First broadcast stations. But then I heard people talking, what was it? Ham radio. After a couple a years I needed a better receiver. Here it was... a Trio receiver. I was bitten twice, but now much more serious.
Since then I was hooked. After 50 years still listen to ham radio. The Trio receiver was a very nice one. I still love it.
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For those of you that have no internet access, no television, no magazine subscriptions, no newspapers, and no associates with any of the aforementioned, here's the short version. Disney Corporation purchased Lucasfilms from, wait for it, George Lucas, and announced that they will be beginning work on a new Star Wars trilogy, beginning with the release of Episode VII scheduled for some point in 2015. A lot of people, understandably so, seem to think that this is basically a deathblow to the Star Wars series. I personally, don't think it's all that bad, and in fact, think there's a chance that it can even be a good thing for the property as a whole.
First of all, I am a huge Star Wars fan, before I'm accused otherwise. Though I am admittedly also a huge fan of Disney. They haven't made a whole lot of amazing shit recently, but overall they've created some of the most memorable films in history. I realize most of those were animated movies, but it's not like Disney has never made a live-action flick before. Just look at Treasure Island, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, the Davy Crockett Films, Old Yeller (Old fucking Yeller!), The Three Musketeers, Homeward Bound, Remember the Titans, the Narnia movies, and one of my favorites, John Carter, which is also an over-the-top Sci-Fi movie. Point is, Disney knows how to make anything great, they may not always give it their all, but when they do, they can make anything look good. Who's to say they won't do the same with Star Wars? And since when do we think Lucas was doing so much good with the series lately?
So many people were crying out, praying someone, anyone, could take the franchise away from George Lucas. Now that it's happened, it's a travesty and Star Wars is going to be destroyed. Why? Why is it so bad? Disney has a reputation of quality film-making like few others, and anyone who thinks that most of their great films are mainly child-oriented is clearly ignorant. I'm one of the few people that actually enjoyed every single one of the prequels (though obviously they don't hold a candle to the original trilogy), but even I think if someone was to work on new movies, it couldn't be Lucas. What's more, guess what Disney did three years ago? They bought Marvel! How's Marvel doing? Marvel's great, some would argue they're experiencing a renaissance of sorts. So many classic series' gaining new life and some great offshoots such as the Avengers vs. X-Men series. So who's to say a company that's used to movie properties is going to fuck up a movie property after doing so well with comic books? They know who to hire, and why they need to be hired.
Also, let's say Disney keeps making all of these Kingdom Hearts/Avengers vs. X-Men collaborations. Who's to say we wouldn't see Darth Vader and Sephiroth go head to head, or Boba Fett vs. Deadpool (holy shit, I just came)? There is so much they can do with Star Wars, and no company has the resources that Disney does. It's clearly not obvious that it will be good, but if anyone has the flexibility to take a new trilogy to its greatest heights, it's Disney. I do have one idea that would guarantee greatness for these new movies. Who here has played Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic? Greatest story ever told in the Star Wars universe, yep, even better than the original trilogy. The two co-founders of Bioware, Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuck recently left Bioware less than two months ago. If Disney could find a way to get those two
to head this new project, I think the new trilogy would have the potential to easily compete with Episodes IV, V and VI. But I guess we'll see in three years or so where exactly Star Wars goes.
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How To Enjoy Life
A daily devotion for February 12th
18 Then I realized that it is good and proper for a man to eat and drink, and to find satisfaction in his toilsome labor under the sun during the few days of life God has given him—for this is his lot. 19 Moreover, when God gives any man wealth and possessions, and enables him to enjoy them, to accept his lot and be happy in his work—this is a gift of God. 20 He seldom reflects on the days of his life, because God keeps him occupied with gladness of heart.
Moreover, when God gives any man wealth and possessions, and enables him to enjoy them, to accept his lot and be happy in his work — this is a gift of God. (Ecclesiastes 5:19)
Enjoyment does not come from possessions or riches; nor does it come from companionship, popularity, and fame; or from the approval and admiration of others. Enjoyment comes by knowing the living God and taking everything from His hand with thanksgiving, whether it is pain or pleasure. That is the gift of God, and that is the lesson of this great book
Notice how the chapter closes:
He seldom reflects on the days of his life, because God keeps him occupied with gladness of heart (Ecclesiastes 5:20). Have you ever met people like that? They have lived a full life, but they never talk about the past. Some people live in the past.
William Randolph Hearst, who amassed one of the great fortunes of our time, ended his days amidst all the opulence and splendor of the castle that he built in southern California, sitting in a basement, playing over and over again the movies of his paramour from Hollywood in an effort to eke out a degree of enjoyment from the past.
When people discover the richness of life that God has provided, they do not think of the past or even talk about it. They do not talk about the future, either, because they are so richly involved with the savor of life right now.
How good it is to know the living God, to know that He controls what comes into your life. He expects you to make choices; Scripture always encourages that. But rejoice in the wisdom of a Father's heart and richly enjoy what is handed you day-by-day; that is the secret of life. Such a one
seldom reflects on the days of his life because God will keep him occupied
with gladness of heart.
Yes, Lord. It is so good to know You and be given the freedom to enjoy all that You provide for me day by day.
Life Application: True enjoyment in life comes from a specific knowledge which results in constant thanksgiving. What is a great lesson and gift of God that enables us to enjoy life?
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Labour's shadow chancellor John McDonnell said his party would roll out a Robin Hood tax on financial transactions, as he said the world's big businesses should feel a moral duty to pay the correct amount of tax.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, McDonnell said a Robin Hood tax could be used to fund public services.
He said:
I just say to the corporations and the super rich: pay your taxes. At the moment, there's a lack of confidence in the tax system being fair, because of the exposure that's gone on.
So I think there's a moral duty on those who earn more and the corporations who profit is actually say we're going to reject tax avoidance, we're going to reject it as a concept.
Read more: Pensioners to be hit hardest by Labour's Robin Hood tax plans
He said firms should tell their auditors and accountants: "Maximise our tax rather than minimise it."
The accountancy firms, McDonnell said, should have "a new Hippocratic Oath", where they sign up to being committed to tackling tax avoidance - "rather than enabling all these bizarre schemes to enable that to happen, and then laundering money into tax havens".
"There needs to be transparency. We should publish our income tax returns. I do it, Jeremy Corbyn does it - I'm saying to anyone in government who's involved in decisions around taxation publish your income tax returns. I think wealthy people should do it as well, I think the corporations should."
The shadow chancellor had said ahead of attending the WEF that he was going with a warning for the global elite.
"Just as Davos faces the risk of an avalanche this week, growth for a few risks a political and social avalanche unless there is fundamental change to our rigged economic system," McDonnell said.
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Wedding Art
It's hard to believe that Nick and I have been married for 11 months. This year has flown by and it's almost time for our anniversary. Nick and I made promises, more like a bet, to each other and my end of the deal was to finish designing our wedding album by our first anniversary. Well, I'm not even close to being finished. I am finally seeing what my clients have always said about how difficult it is to choose their favorite pictures. While it's always a challenge to design a wedding or portrait album, I can honestly say now that it is easier for me to eliminate, sequence and group pictures than it is for a bride, groom or parent.
But now I'm designing my own wedding album and it is SO HARD! I've probably spent about 3 hours on it already and only designed 8 page spreads - and that includes the invitation on the first page. Anyway, while I keep my head down and try to plow thru, I decided that we needed some eye-candy, something to remind us everyday of our beautiful and memorable wedding. And we shouldn't have to wait until the album is complete to enjoy all the amazing pictures. (A bit of a copout, maybe. So what!)
So, I had a 24x36 canvas made of one of our favorite photos. It was shot during our first dance, a swing number to "You Make Me Feel So Young" by Frank Sinatra. Love the song and performing our well-rehearsed dance, with lifts and a gajillion spins, was one of the highlights of the entire day. What I love about this image is ....so many things. First, the expressions on everyone's faces - priceless. The lighting is superb, lighting up my dress and illuminating everyone's faces. Third, the composition of Nick and me in the frame. Fourth, that I can just barely make out Ben and Chris lighting and shooting this moment. (Thanks, Chris, Katie and Ben!) And most importantly, fifth, the memories is brings back. We love placing it above our bed. Since it's in a private space of the house, we get to enjoy it all to ourselves (well, except for this post, of course!) and it makes it really special.
Love everyone's expressions, and my twirling dress!
And, yes, I wore sneakers all day. I'm an all-comfort kinda girl.


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Even though a strong conservative case can be made in favor of universal healthcare – conserves health, less time off sick, unburdens employers from the cost of healthcare, Jesus would approve, etc. – I won't bother enumerating all of them for the disloyal opposition, hopelessly lost as they are in the throes of an elixir called NOBAMA.
But I will address my fellow traveller – the frustrated Progressive who is throwing Democrats under the bus because he didn't get his Magical Unicorn. (Talkin' 'bout you, Thom Hartmann!)
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The same will happen should healthcare reform make it out of conference.


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|Prakash Banthia, Convener, Malpura Dadabadi felicitating Mahasangh President
|Khartar Gachh representatives attending Amrit Manthan Sabha at Malpura
|Sri Rikhab Jharchur launching Khartar Gachchh Panchang app
Sri Jain Shwetambar Khartar Gachchh Sangh, Jaipur hosted Khartar Gachh Mahasangh conference (Amrit Manthan Sabha) at Malpura Dadabadi on August 3 and 4, 2013. Representatives from different parts of India attended the conference and discussed on various relevant issues regarding Khartar Gachchh and role of Mahasangh.
Earlier, Akhil Bharatiya Sri Jain Swetambar Khartar Gachh Mahasangh showed their intention to organize a Chintan Shivir to initiate thought process about several current issues. Rikhab Chand Jharchur, Maqhasangh President discussed about the event and hosting the conference. Khartar Sangh, Jaipur promptly consented to host this at Malpura Dadabadi.
Khartar Gachchh Sangh, Jaipur arranged for food, accommodation, conference hall and other necessary facilities for representatives joining from all over India. Office- bearers and ex office bearers, executive members of Mahasangh, President, Secretaries and other authorized representatives from various local Sanghs attended the conference and participated in discussions. There were representatives from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmadabad, Hyderabad, Nagpur, Indore, Raipur, Jaipur, Barmer, Jodhpur, Jalgaon and many other cities and villages. It was truly pan-Indian. The conference was blessed by PP acharya Sri Kailash Sagar Surishwar Ji Maharaj and other Khartar Gachh ascetics They discussed six major issues in six long sessions and have come to unanimous conclusions.
All these conclusions were announced by Sri Vimal Chand Surana, Amrit Manthan Sabha (Chintan Shivir) President before the house at the end of each session. These were endorsed by the house unanimously. All the conclusions were again announced at the valedictory session by the Shivir President.
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Here we go:
1. The first rule of Sugar Free Club: I stopped telling myself "I could never give up sugar." (Many have said this to me lately). I stifled the old voices in my head that had previously sabotaged my efforts. My new voices say, "I am powerful and sugar is no longer in charge."
2. I told myself that if I dabbled in any way, then it would be over. My version of dabbling means trying "harmless" things like a few chocolate chips in my Greek yogurt or a few chocolate chips on a spoonful of peanut butter. I reminded myself that when I had dabbled in the past, it always led to a relapse of epic proportions. So, no dabbling allowed.
3. I didn't set an "end date" for quitting sugar. This is Lent, only longer. I'm going to keep it going for as long as possible. Do I get a front row seat in heaven for this one?
4. I pretend I have a severe food allergy or that I am like a recovering alcoholic who simply cannot have one drink without falling off the wagon. This is a very powerful technique and has allowed me to retrain my brain. If you keep telling yourself something over and over again, you will believe it, even if it isn't true. This can work in both positive and negative ways, depending on what your self-chatter is all about!
5. When I find myself in a social setting involving sweets, I simply let the voices of Nancy Reagan and M.C. Hammer guide me during these testy times.
|My new favorite power couple!
I know my tips may seem a little unconventional but they are definitely working for me. The next blog will talk about the practical things I am doing to stay on track. Stay tuned, my sweeties!


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From: Andrew Dursteler [mailto:andrew.dursteler@
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 10:36 AM
To: Eric Dursteler
Subject: Re: letter to Elder D
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 10:36 AM
To: Eric Dursteler
Subject: Re: letter to Elder D
hey the work is treating me extremely well the food is amazing theres almost too much of it i have learned to burn it off fast its amazing that here they have winter and i have never been in a warmer winter and more humid place it rains constantly and when it is not raining your still wet from the humidity its funny though the rain comes in waves its drizzles and the you start hearing it and then you run for cover its kinda like the primary song the rains came down and the floods came up i never new how true that song was until i got here. on sundays we go and eat at the fuquas and the fedors both have amazing food and its funny the fuquas have cheese, crackers, summer sausage and sweet jalipenos that is the appitizer and then its the four crock pots full of roast, potatos, bean and ham soup, and of course the apple and cherry gumbo and the plates are as big as the platters that the roast is served on in our house and if theres any room on it left over you get harassed to all ends and they both feed us on sunday so we leave there then we go over to the fedors and it like they think we are from etheopia and that we need to be shoveled food into it is really amazingthe kinds of food here and then theres the different drinks if you can try to find yoohoo its a choclate drink that comes in a can and it is amazing also L8 it is a ginger ale made specially here in kentucky and there is nothing i could compare it to othere than its better than the victor ginger ale...all in all the food here is amazing and it is so much fun its really funny though that we only have a branch in owensboro KY the fourth largest city in kentucky but we have a goal to make it a ward by the time i am done training it willl be awesome we also have like five baptisimal dates set up and we are going to have a few more here in the next few days boy is it fun to not have to worry about the world it is amazing that if you just keep your mind and actions toward the gospel being homesick really is insignificant compared to anything else it is so great because "i get to leave my family for two years so that others can be with theres for eternity" ....i am extremely happy that your work is going well i have realized how lucky we were in logan and all the places we have lived that we have been able to get jobs here the economy is so bad they have soup kitchens all over and we teach like five familys whose fathers only income is from menial labor and three of them got layed off....the best part of people here is that everyone talks about god and jesus christ and that they all love him so much it is amazing faith these people have and the love they show one another it is the greatest thing ever
love ELDER DURSTELER
p.s. not even the mission president can say our last name so its grand that i am used to that :)


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I choose the name of the pattern watching a "Bollywood" movie on TV. Yes, confessions: I am a fan of SRK and I am not embarrased at all. g Bollywood is ideal for knitting large pieces, the movies last for hours. The colourful surroundings add to my knitting fantasy: what if the heroine would have worn a wonderful feathery stole? Dancing, swirling, wrapped around her precious body? That might have changed everything!
The look of the stole depends on the yarn. A fine yarn as for example our wonderful lacy baby-alapaca with mulberry silk brings more triangles to the stole. A thicker yarn as used in the original lavender version with needle size 6 mm shows only a few triangels.
The stole can be knit (and has been knitted before there was ravelry so that there are no photos) sideways or bottom up, in stockinette or garter stich, with or without a lacy character. Each Priya was knit with 2 harmonic colours and 1 colour as a contrast.
At the moment the pattern is not available as I am choosing new yarns for the kit. Please contact me, if you want to knit "Priya".
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Chance has no capacity for introducing itself. On the other hand the Lord God of the Bible reveals Himself and what He has done, and how. This is the exciting discovery you make from the opening verse of Genesis. 'In the beginning God created...' In our English translation of the names for God we have been robbed of their meaning and the significance of when and why used. This is a shame.
'God' in Genesis 1:1 is Elohim. This is the plural form of El, God. Straight away we are introduced to another mystery embracing God. For whenever the term is used it is with a verb in the singular. So? So we are confronted with an understanding of the Eternal God which stretches our heart and mind. However no matter how much we ivestigate we never really fully comprehend its significance! Genesis 1:26: 'Then God said, "Let us make man in our image, in our likeness…"' (Emphasis added). In Isaiah 6 a similar thing takes place. "Then I (Isaiah) heard the voice of the Lord saying, "Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?"' Other verses could be searched out. However the most defining one is from Jesus in Matthew 28:19: 'Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.' (Emphasis added.)
'Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Deuteronomy 6:4.' The Jewish people call this, 'the Shema.' It comes from the word, 'hear!' In this declaration are two names for God. There is 'Elohim' referring to His work in creation and there is 'Jehovah (also translated Yahweh). We will consider Jehovah's another time for it is His personal name. We could quite correctly translate the verse, "The Jehovah, our Elohim, the Jehovah is one.' The mystery of the Godhead will never be explained. Christians do not worship three gods but one. We are caught up in the mystery of mysteries when we enter the bible's presentation of God. To help our finite minds our Elohim came to earth, as foretold, to Bethlehem. Part of the reason for the coming of our Lord and Saviour was so that we might focus on Him and His work.
When we try to understand what God looks like we are often befuddled by artistic impressions from caricatures to master painters. I think this is one reason why Jesus never allowed any likeness of Himself to be created. In John 4:24 Jesus tells us that God is Spirit. John 10:30: 'I and the Father are one.' This is not referring to purpose but to essence. Again the description of Genesis 1:1 comes to the fore. The apostle Philip couldn't get his mind around the saying of Jesus in John 14:6: 'I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except though me.' Philip said, show us the Father. Jesus reply? You see me and you have an understanding of the Father. This cannot be a physical likeness. Rather it pushed Philip and so too us, to understand God in the character and actions of the One with the title, 'Emmanuel,' God with us. When we do that and receive Jesus Christ by faith in His work on the cross and his resurrection we are indwelt by the Godhead, Father,
In both testaments there are subtil and beautiful indications to the mystery of the Godhead, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Considerthe following:
The Lord bless you and keep you (Father)
the Lord make his face to shine upon you, and be gracious to you; (Son)
the Lord lift up his countenance upon you, and give you peace. (Holy Spirit) Numbers 6:24-26.
also Isaiah 6:3 'Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts.'
Daniel 9:19. "O Lord, hear; O Lord, forgive; O Lord, listen and act and do not delay!..."
2 Corinthians 13:13 'The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all.'
We will never understand the person of God but we can know Him in a faith relationship because of His grace and heart for each of us. The Bible introduces us to our Creator and leads us to see Him as our Saviour and Lord. His invitation is for you and I to accept His invitation as an act of faith and discover God keeps His word.
Ray Hawkins May 23 2016.


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It's obvious that he's a very chill and relaxed emcee, who's a big fan of the opposite sex.
Hollywood, CA (PRWEB) May 25, 2011
"See your best friend, she's my best friend…" -Omar
What a dog, you may say or he's just like all the other rappers and their women. But, before you jump the gun and are so quick to judge ask yourself this, how many people do you know have committed an act of infidelity? Both sexes are equally vulnerable to give in to temptation. Omar just grabs those feelings and scenarios and puts them into a more rhythmic perspective.
The calming opening melodies carry a soothing tone to the piece and when the drums drop in, the song conveys a similar groove to Omar's first single entitled, "I Need Her," off of the "Proof One" mixtape. It's obvious that he's a very chill and relaxed emcee, who's a big fan of the opposite sex.
"The big issue with a lot of Hip Hop realists is the fact that emcees don't stay true to themselves. Some dudes spit about their rough times in jail or in the hood, others are on that really deep and political tip, and me? I love women. Regardless of what people may think, they are one of the most beautiful things on this Earth." – Omar.
If you've been following him throughout the "Proof" mixtape series, you can really tell how much he's grown as an emcee. He's more focused on word play now, matching syllables bar after bar or playing with consistent "AA" rhyme patterns. Omar's lyrical delivery has always fed off of the feel of the instrumental, which sets the mood and overall experience of the song. With "My Girl's Best Friend" he followed the storytelling route, as he expresses a man's point of view of his infatuation with his girlfriend's best friend.
The greatest addition to this song is the bridge and chorus vocal accompaniment of renowned R&B singer, K-Young.
"I'm a big fan. The way he can jump in the booth and just naturally freestyle these amazing melodies is crazy to me, the guy is truly talented." – Omar.
K-Young's lyrics don't follow any type of rhyme pattern, but who set a rule that lyrics had to rhyme? Instead he compliments the song with an infectious and melodic vocal delivery and follows Omar's lead through the storytelling route. His feature is definitely a great move on Omar's part, as this was the first time Omar collaborated with a singer.
Men lie, women lie, numbers don't. Statistics show the amount of sinners we have amongst us. Curiosity, temptation, and infatuation are nothing new to our species. But, at the end of the day when you need a song to relate to, you put on this jam and get down. Relax and just think that "You can get the weekdays and she could get the weekends…"- Omar.
Watch the live studio footage here: http://youtu.be/eX2iEV83daQ
Download the FULL song for free at: http://bit.ly/MyGirlsBestFriend


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Some random photos here.
At Ming's Tea..
Jian Shen, Ching Jia, and Yoon Hung. XD
Cally with the nerdy look. XD
The bear in Cally's car.
Cally driver.
I ate this few days back.. and I still don't know what noodle is this.
New couple. =p
So we were doing our last practical for Sem 1 chemistry practical. Planned to stay back but didn't make it 'coz sister will be only going back at 6pm. Went back home and went out again, with Cally. Accompanied her to Danau Kota to search for tuition centres. Well, finding job isn't easy. hehe. Rain so heavily out of sudden. Forced to sit down at a "char chan teng" and Cally ordered one hot barley. Walking under the rain is fun. XDXD Cannot wait for the rain to stop, so we kinda of playing+running back to the car. Before that, we were searching for Pusat Tuisyen Wawasan which doesn't exist at all. wth. So funny. Drove to shop lots near the Old Town. Then start finding again. Until it's around 6pm. Janson wanna follow Cally's car back, but he will be only finishing his class at 6.30pm. Waited him outside college and we saw one leng zai passed by. haha. Cally nearly go down and ask for his number. ROFL. Reached home around 7pm. It's quite fun one actually, having our "car windows shopping". XDXD Unplanned outgoing.
hot barley.
Cally. Nice body figure. XD
It's raining...
50% single. How about the other 50%? haha.
It was raining..and I was thinking..=)
2 scratches come out from nowhere. =.=''
Finally.. I get to try it. XD
Sunday, October 12, 2008
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Jan 30, 2015
I got my final grades from last term. I decided to do a little school post and share two of my hand in works here, in case anyone is interested. :-)
Like I mentioned earlier, we had two units last term. The first one was
This unit's point was basically to introduce us to what it means to be a journalist and what are some of the key elements of it. On Friday's we also had lectures with Tony Glenville who pretty much has had the most incredible career ever. He has worked in some many different magazines, he knows basically everyone, and he has an opinion to everything - whether it's similar to mine, doesn't matter because I love hearing about his life. I wouldn't say those lectures were the most informative ones, but I would say they were the most enjoyable ones.
Over the course we had to write two news pieces (250 words), five fashion writing pieces that were a shop review (700 words), brand report (250 words), catwalk report (350 words), fashion profile (400 words), and a range review (250 words) and a news feature (800 words). We also had to write a broadcast script and do a one minute vox pop that was basically interviewing people on the streets and learning how to edit it.
Then we had teeline shorthand (pikakirjoitus in Finnish). Oh, this is tricky. I can see why teeline would be benefitial and very important for a journalist to manage, but it is like learning a whole other language (as it is). Quite a few were very keen on it in the beginning, some abhorred it from the very first day, and I stayed in the middle. I know I have to study and do well in it so I'll pass the tests (24-25/25 all of them *proudface*), but I am doubtful I'll ever master it the way I should be. Truth is that I'm just too lazy. When learning a new language, one should practice daily and thus improve one's skills. Well, I don't really do it because I just don't feel like it. However, I know I have to start practicing more if I'm ever going to pass the final exam in term three.
I guess many of you remember a couple months back when I had my hand in? I certainly do. It was a terrible time. That's a minor exaggeration, but I honestly was panicking. Coming up with text and stories isn't difficult for me, but turns out journalism is a lot more than just writing. We need to interview and talk to people all the time and find out about something to report about. It can get very stressful, especially when you don't have any contacts in a new city. Somehow I did manage to get all my quotes and survived the last term. Now I'll be a bit more wiser and start gathering the quotes a lot earlier.
So for our hand in we needed to complete the news feature, one news story, two fashion writing (I did catwalk and brand (and didn't actually bother to write the others, oops)), the broadcast script and the vox. I got B as the final grade and I am completely satisfied with it. I had no idea how they were going to mark the texts, but luckily now I had some kind of an idea for this term.
I've attached here my best work (got the best feedback) which is the catwalk report. Read it if you wish!
Catwalk Report for Chloé S/S15
Clare Waight Keller continues to elate us. Her newest spring/summer collection for Chloé was primed to be a success from the opening look – a gorgeous white, highly detailed mini dress promised to give us a magical, brisk and artful show. And it did.
Differentiating from her previous spring/summer collections, this time Waight Keller used colours that imply purity and lightness, so the colour palette varied from white to powder pink and baby blue with an occasional bold splash of navy blue and mustard yellow. Waight Keller also experimented more with fabrics this year when denim overalls and suede jackets and shorts strutted along the catwalk. The most interesting piece, however, was a denim look-a-like sweater poncho and trousers. Who said fashion couldn't be comfortable?
Chloé's strength is to make quintessentially feminine clothes and this collection was no exception. Sheer, barely there dresses took over the catwalk along with flowing shirts with baggy pirate-like sleeves. Furthermore, 60s vibe dresses were presented to give a more sophisticated but still a feminine look.
Simplicity has been Chloé's go-to for the past three years. However, what is lacking in prints is compensated for impressive detailing. Metal circles in dresses that create a fishnet-like pattern, buttons in skirts going all the way down to the hemline, cleavage shaped like a horseshoe, and frisky cut offs are among the most intriguing details for the next season.
At Chloé little quirks and imperfections are more than acceptable according to the make-up that was as natural as can be. This nonchalant look was also demonstrated in the models' hair that was sleek but still carefree. Chloe shows that femininity really is all about character and natural beauty.
The message that the designers, including Waight Keller, have been telling us is finally loud and clear. The liberation of the female body is happening and it's happening now – both physically and mentally. There will be no more 6-inch heels and skinny jeans, especially not during the summer. The season is all about celebration, freedom and being in ease – and truthfully that would be almost impossible to achieve in a figure-hugging pencil skirt.
the second unit was
= ISHE. Ishe, my worst enemy. Well, my problem with ishe was that I didn't really know what I was supposed to do, or what the whole course was even about. No one knew either so I felt a bit lost all the way until the hand in day - no lie. Ishe was basically a unit that taught us how to study in a university; it showed the academic side to us. We had lectures about plagiarism and how to refrence, which was very useful to brush up again.
Our major project was a 1250 word essay analyzing a magazine cover. This was all very clear until it was time to actually start doing it. We were supposed to use a lot of refrences to back up our ideas, so that meant we were supposed to be reading a lot of books. No one were, really. I managed to write a beautiful essay until the day before hand in I found out the whole essay was supposed to be based on a quote that was in our student handbook. I had heard about the quote, but I had no idea we were supposed to add it in the essay and actually refrence it. This led to the fact that I had to do some changes to my essay the night before that was obviously fun. In the end I was satisfied with my essay and ended up getting a B as well. However, I feel like we weren't instructed well enough.
We also had to write a 500 word piece about our own progress during the term and held a group presentation about a problem in fashion media. Our group chose self-censorship as our problem. The whole group presentation was a fiasco. I don't think any of us knew what our topic really was until the day before the presentation and it all seemed very hasty. I ended up getting a C+ of it, meaning that my ishe grade was B-.
All in all I didn't enjoy ishe that much, at least not in the beginning. My opinion about it changed, however, close to the end because I realized searching (and, hopefully, finding) the information can be very rewarding and to be honest, this is what I came here for. To add the academic part to this. No one said it would be the easiest part - I'm sure many would say it's the most difficult one. But this course and the one we have right now, Cultural and Historical Studies, are the ones that are supposed to develope us as thinkers and make us more knowledgeable.
I attached here my final essay. It is quite long, but hopefully some of you care to read it.
Gender and Feminism in Fashion Media
Figure 1 & Figure 2 (both from google)
This is an academic essay that explores a fashion magazine cover of Elle UK (issue 11/2014, published 2nd of October, 2014, London) and analyses how ideas of gender and femininity are presented in it. The analysis is based on a quote by Stuart Hall: "There is no single or "correct" answer to the question, "What does an image mean?" [...] Since there is no law which can guarantee that things will have "one, true meaning", or that the meaning won't change over time, work in this area is a debate between, not who is "right" and who is "wrong", but between equally plausible, though sometimes competing and contested, meanings and interpretations.'
The cover is a photograph by Kai Z Feng and it is a portrait of an American actress Anne Hathaway (Figure 1). She is a woman in her thirties and sitting on, what appears to be, a red armchair or a couch. She is leaning back on the chair and her knees are bent, allowing her other arm rest against them. The hand is balancing her forehead and the fingers are on the temple. Her other arm is placed on the armrest and the hand is on her waist. She is looking at the camera with an intense look. She is wearing a black Armani jumpsuit that gives an impression of an actual suit. The zipper is open to the navel and reveals her black lace bra. Her makeup is natural, apart from her lipstick that is the shade of a plum. The colours of the cover create a contrast. The paleness of the model is emphasized with the darkness of the suit and makeup. The chair is also dark red and the back of it is grey with a light illumination on top of the picture. All the text in the picture is white with an exception of the words "thigh-high", "statement", "sexy" and the cover girl's name, which are written in red.
Anne Hathaway has appeared on the cover of Elle UK twice during her career. The first time was in December 2010 (Figure 2) and the setting then was quite the opposite. In that cover she is wearing a golden sequin dress, giving the impression of a desirable goddess, whilst in her latest she is dressed in a plain, polished jumpsuit. In both of the pictures the cleavage is, however, cut very deep. The position of the model is also different where in the Figure 1 she is sitting and in Figure 2 standing one hand on her waist and the other one on her thigh. The attitude in the covers differentiates. In Figure 1 the model is looking straight at the camera and her eyes are on the same level. This gives an impression of equality with the viewer and makes her more approachable. In Figure 2 the model's face is upright and she is looking down at the viewer. Instead of giving an equivalent feeling, the model considers herself superior and unreachable towards the viewer. However, the attempt of seduction is notable because of the intensity of the gaze is visible in both of the images. In conclusion, in Figure 2 the pose, longer hair and low cut dress give an impression of femininity whereas in Figure 1 the intent gaze, short hair and suit are signs of masculinity, parity, and feministic ideas.
The whole idea of the cover is the black jumpsuit that resembles a men's suit. During the 19th century some women, mostly middle-class, started wearing pieces of men's clothing. Diana Crane (2000, p.101) calls this the "alternative style" that describes women wearing "ties, men's hats, suit jackets, waistcoats, and men's shirts" on a daily basis. However, these were always combined "with fashionable female clothing" and didn't give too much of an impression of masculinity. Claire Moses (1984, quoted by Crane (2000, p. 101)) says, however, that the use of trousers wasn't acceptable because it would have come across as a too rebellious act and women weren't ready to challenge the "system" yet. A suit, worn by a woman, was finally accepted in the 1960s because fashion designers, such as Yves Saint Laurent ((no date) http://www.vam.ac.uk/content/articles/y/yves-saint-laurent/) and André Courrèges ((no date) http://www.vam.ac.uk/content/articles/a/andre-courreges/), first presented it as a fashion piece.
According to Crane (2000, p. 174) a suit is commonly worn by men who have authority and who are in a certain profession, "such as law, finance and management." John Molloy's (1977, quoted in Steele (1989) p. 87) pretense "suits are associated with… power" backs this statement. Also Antongiavanni (2006, p. 64) concurs and gives an example how a work promotion is most likely to be given to the best dressed one. He also argues that men wearing well-fitting suits have the most luck with the opposite sex. Indeed, it seems like a suit, if worn correctly, is a key to success in every part of life. In addition, a suit gives a certain sense of unity and thus insinuates equality (Crane, 2000, p. 174). Unity, however, can also be interpreted as a "suppresser of individuality" (Joseph, 1986, quoted in Crane, 2000, p. 174), and this is what Hall's (1997) quote is referring to. The interpretation of the suit depends on the wearer.
Aspiration for independence and parity was the root that led women to include menswear in their closets (Crane, 2000, p. 102). John Berger (2008, p. 39-40) argues that woman's appearance and behavior are the most important nominators when it comes to men's approval. That is why it is necessary for a woman to adopt the manners and personality traits that are innate to men, so that she wouldn't need to feel inferior. According to Berger, the most dominant characteristic trait for a man is "the promise of power" that can be "moral, physical, temperamental, economic, social [or] sexual" and the bigger the promise, the more influence the man has. Steele's (1989, p.64-66) analysis of a woman's characteristics supports Berger's argument as she alleges that women are "kind, love children, vain, neat [and] follow the instructions meticulously", thus they are less likely to succeed in the business world. This reflects to Hall's statement that each image is creating multiple meanings for various readers. Some women choose to come across as more masculine, hence powerful, when communicating with men, but behave differently when associating with the same sex.
The desire for women to become equal with men is evident in the chosen Elle cover. Like earlier mentioned, Hathaway is dressed and styled as a man, but it is her attitude that convinces the viewer about her feministic spirit. She has an intimidating, almost threatening stare at the viewer, giving the impression that she is not willing to be walked over. There are also empowering words surrounding her, such as "power" and "confident" which endorse the unsaid message. Typography is highly relevant in fashion photography, since the titles are based on the image (Jobling, 1999, p. 91).
In conclusion, women have not reached a perfect equality yet. According to American Association of University Women (18.09.2014, http://www.aauw.org/files/2014/09/The-Simple-Truth_Fall.pdf), women were paid approximately 78 cents when men in the same position earned a dollar in the United States in 2013. In addition, in some professions women are expected to wear a suit and present them as masculine, but they still need to feminize their appearance with, e.g., accessorizes and makeup. "The totally mannish look for women is still a taboo", Steele says (1989, p.86). This is also evident in the cover photo because Hathaway's look is sexualized with the help of the apparent lace bra. Berger (2008) claims that "the ideal spectator is always assumed to be male and the image of the woman is designed to flatter him", thus a woman is still considered to be socially submissive under man's power.
However, there is evidence that the world is changing. Elle UK's December 2014 issue was dedicated to feminism, and its cover girl was an actress and a feminist Emma Watson who held a speech HeForShe (United Nations, 2014) concerning about the importance of feminism. In the speech she, however, discussed about how feministic ideas don't just concern women, but men as well. Like Hall said, things don't just have "one, true meaning" (1997).
All in all I have been content with the course so far and can't wait what the future will bring with it :-)
Jan 29, 2015
I know this is my second post of today (shocking), but I really needed to share this with you guys. I have just experienced a food revolution and I need everyone to know about it! I found a recipe of a banana pancakes from a blog and I decided to try them. The recipe was as simple as can be, but most importantly they tasted divine. They reminds me of regular pancakes except it doesn't include any sugar or flour. I added a banana, berries, some cashews, and a tiny bit of honey on top of them, and I have to say I was stuffed after I finished eating. I can't believe something that easy, simple and healthy can be that good. This recipe will definitely be my go-to whenever I feel like eating something sweet - even if they really aren't!.
2 eggs
1 banana
less than 1 dl oats
+ berries, fruit, and a tiny bit of honey if you want
Mix everything together for about a minute and then cook them on a pan. They cook quickly so don't leave the room!
Now you can try them. I sincerely recommend them. I have spoken.
the smile on your face let's me know that you need me
there's a truth in your eyes saying you'll never leave me
the touch of your hand says you'll catch me whenever i fall
there's a truth in your eyes saying you'll never leave me
the touch of your hand says you'll catch me whenever i fall
A quick update from the past two days. I did indeed get a fever and spent the Tue-Wed night in agony. Thank God for Whatsapp and that my mother knows how to use it. :-D
Now I'm better, but not entirely well yet. I'll spend today inside and hopefully be able to go to class tomorrow.
But this is how the past two days have looked like: a lot of veggies and fruits, Netflix (thank you, Aliisa), pyjamas, and more Netflix.
this came yesterday!
screaming, crying, perfect storms
i can make all the tables turn
rose gardens filld with thorns
keep you second guessing like oh my god
who is she?
i get drunk on jealousy
i can make all the tables turn
rose gardens filld with thorns
keep you second guessing like oh my god
who is she?
i get drunk on jealousy
Jan 27, 2015
Aliisa said earlier that the bond between my family is so strong that they managed to get me sick all the way from Finland. At the moment it seems quite accurate because last week my sister was fighting against a terrible influenza, then she managed to pass it to my dad, and today I woke up with a terrible headache and a sore throat. I wouldn't mind if the bond was a bit weaker, haha.
However, I defied the destiny and forced myself to go to UNI and fought through the pain. At five o'clock I fled from the class and basically ran to the tube so it could take me home and back to the comfortness of my beloved bed. Naturally, it wasn't that easy. First the tube stood forever (at least 10 minutes) at Baker Street because the doors apparently weren't closed. Then we finally kept going to the next stop and there we were thrown out because the doors really didn't work. Then I had to wait for the next tube, feeling incerdibly sick and frustrated because the transition to the next one took ages. What made it worse was that I took the next tube because I didn't want to wait for the next Hammersmith&City line (because God only knows how long that would've taken) so I had to walk extra. Not very pleasant.
Anyway, that was my miserable voyage from school to home. Hope your day wasn't as bad. And to be honest, I had fun at school today. We took a little field trip to a nearby showroom and had our very first "press conference" where we could ask some questions about the A/W15 trends. I didn't ask any because my brain wasn't really working today. After that we had to write a news story about it and I got very good feedback of mine - and funny thing is that I only scribbled it quickly. I must be quite good at writing news then if I can do it without any brain function, haha.
I also got a pleasant e-mail telling me that I have gotten an interview for an internship in a magazine where I would really want to work. Hopefully something good will come out of it. I have sent other applications, both in England and Finland, and so far this has been the only one where I've gotten some positive news. Anyway, hoping for the best :-)
These pictures were taking about a week ago when I was walking past Tower Bridge. Then I decided to play with photoscape a bit and this is the result. Now I think it's time for me to retire. I just spent couple hours watching the last episodes of Gossip Girl's fourth season. Always as thrilling. However, time to sleep my flu away, wouldn't you agree? Night night.
my lover's got humor, she's the giggle at a funeral
knows everybody's disapproval
i should've worshipped her sooner
Jan 22, 2015
One of my favorite elements in my current room is my inspiration wall. It started with my "Happy" poster that I made and took with me from Finland. It basically is a piece of cardboard that has my favorite lyrics and quotes, pictures of my friends and family, and in general just things that make me happy. Next to it I have started to pin some other inspirational pieces that I've collected here in London. Those include cards I got from my friends and family before my move here, pictures that came with T Swift's new CD (that have her song lyrics), and other things I find inspirational this moment (like mystification and the beginning of the 20th century).
Yesterday evening didn't go as planned. While I was taking a break from reading a fashion magazine (hehe), I started to watch a show called Whitechapel that told about a serial killer who imitated Jack the Ripper. I usually hate those kind of shows because I get scared quite easily. I was intrigued though because since I am a current resident of Whitechapel area, I thought it could be educational. (?) The moment I finished the three part series the electricity disappeared from the whole campus. Naturally I was convinced that Jack the Ripper had something to do with it. My plan was to start reading for my essay after the series, but since the power was gone for over an hour, I decided to leave it for today. I realized that life without electricity would be incredibly difficult. We shouldn't take it for granted.
So, when the power came back, I started to watch this musical-movie called Walking On Sunshine. It was quite a terrible version of Mamma Mia!, but enjoyable still. It took place in a beach area in Italy and naturally it catalyzed my desire to travel somewhere warm and sunny to meet my true love - or to be honest, just to chill and drink fruit cocktails. So what did I do? I stayed up unitl 2:30 a.m. to check possible flights and hotels. If I made the reservation now, I could still get it in a reasonable price... However, I must admit that waking up today and having come back from the clouds to the real world, I don't really have extra money to spare. Then again, I'm young and don't want to be too careful with my money. I need to live as well. Decisions, decisions....
the "happy" paper. the top part is still unfinished.
open your arms and pray
to the truth than you're denying
give in to the game
to the sense that you've been hiding
to the truth than you're denying
give in to the game
to the sense that you've been hiding
Jan 21, 2015
In this term I have Wednesdays and Thurdays free that are meant for working. Today I'm going to stay in bed and read all these. Magazines and The Fashion Book are for fun, but also educational and Manufacturing Consent is to what I have to base my essay. And because it's cold and rainy outside, it's a good excuse to spend the entire day inside ;-)
Last night us girls gathered to Diana's and hanged out. Some of them drank a bit, but I didn't touch alcohol. I was quite proud of myself. This makes me sound like an alcoholic, but I really decided to quit drinking. It gives me no benefit and it was proven again yesterday that I can have fun without it. I don't say that I will become a total teetotaller (love that word) for good, but let's just say that unnecessary drinking will be gone.
Also, I have to brag a bit. I haven't eaten that much sugary stuff in over a week. On Monday I did eat some cheesecake (so goooooood), but other than that I haven't eaten anything. Having been addicted to sugar and having eaten it almost everyday, I'd say this is quite an improvement.
ps. totally addicted to Olly Murs right now.
pps. i love my new pillowcase!
pps. i love my new pillowcase!
oh, you gotta hold on, hold on to what you're feeling
that feeling is the best thing, the best thing alright
i'm gonna place my bet on us
i know this love is heading in the same direction that's up
Jan 17, 2015
I finally got some outfit photos yesterday when Aiste kindly took some pictures of me in our school's backyard. I was wearing my my floral morning coat and the necklace Julia gave me for my 18th birthday. A very suitable outfit for the coming spring.
Yesterday I was once again reminded why I am here studying what I'm studying. Our school arranged a talk with Anja Cronberg, the editor in chief of Vestoj magazine. I had never heard of the magazine, but after the talk I'm sure I'll start reading it regularly. The magazine's idea is to write about fashion in a critical manner, question, and not to advertise. It's fashion, but it includes the academic part. I think the magazine is exactly what fashion is missing, and that is something I would like to do in the future as well: To make people think and educate them about fashion without the aim of selling them the newest clothes.
Today my agenda is to find my way to Portobello Road market to walk around, take pictures and buy vegetables (New Year's resolution: buy more local food). After that I'll quickly visit Fashion and Textiles Museum to see the Knitwear, Chanel to Westwood exhibition (another New Year's resolution: educate myself in fashion-wise). Then I'll come home and start working and working out (more New Year's resolutions: drive myself to success and be healthy). And later, if I'm up to it, which I doubt, I'll travel more than an hour to a house party. However, I fear that a good book and my bed will take over, but never say never.
i don't ever wanna give up
all this spell you got me under
i see fireworks when we touch now
there's something about you
Jan 15, 2015
Again it's been a while since I last logged into Blogger. Quite a lot has happened since my last post. First of all, I'm in London again. I flew here five days ago and am happy to be back. The flight wasn't fun though. It was delayed by almost two hours and after that I had to carry a 24 kg suitcase up the stairs in the London underground. Not the most enjoyably task, I can assure you. Once I arrived home I was relieved and ended up eating a frozen pizza and watch an episode of Gossip Girl. I was home again :-)
On Monday I started UNI again. Term two seems quite promising with two new units that seem rather interesting. The first one is Cultural and Historical Studies and we are going to see how culture influences fashion and study fashion's history. This course is one of the reasons why I wanted to study in this school because learning about this stuff fascinates me. For that course we only have to write a 2000 word essay which won't be too hard - I hope. The second unit is called Fashion Journalism in Context and it is going to be hard. Well, not hard, but very time-consuming. We have to write three news stories, 500 word feature about how to wear a particular piece of clothing, and two 1200 word essays - one academic one and one feature about upcoming trends. On top of that, we have to film two broadcast pieces. So I guess I'll be quite busy for the next eight weeks. This time, however, I will start working a lot earlier and I actually visited the library today to borrow some books. Now I only need to find a way to tear myself from 50SOG... Bring it on, UNI!
I was afraid that I would feel blue when I returned to London, but I haven't at all. It feels good to eat my own food and live by my own schedule. It's a lot easier to have self-control (over food e.g.) when I don't have it everywhere. Even if school already sort of stresses me out, I'm excited to start educating and challenging myself. One thing that made me sad earlier this week was to hear about One Direction cancelling their second show in Helsinki. I'm not sure if I'll ever get over that (I will, don't worry).
A couple of things have made me incredibly happy in the past few days. The first one is that my best friend went on a date and it went well (woohoo). The second is that yesterday I went to see The Theory of Everything where the, oh so charming, Eddie Redmayne performed a tremendously good performance. He, without a doubt, deserves an Oscar! The third one is that I also received a letter from my host-sister yesterday and I smiled through the whole letter while reading it. I bet the people in the tube thought it was a love letter.... And the final thing that has made me incredibly happy is that Nat and I have decided to move in together when the first year finishes! It feels good to have the secure that I have a possible flatmate. Now we only need to find a flat... That will be a long and a torturing experience, I bet.
I guess this is all I have to say for now. These photos are from my last days in Finland. Sorry again for being a terrible blogger for the past two months. I promise to get better.
you don't even have to worry
about me, about how the cards fall
i'm all that you need tonight
i would never turn your heart into broken parts
you don't have to think twice looking in my eyes
about me, about how the cards fall
i'm all that you need tonight
i would never turn your heart into broken parts
you don't have to think twice looking in my eyes
Jan 4, 2015
I have been a terrible blogger, I admit. Four posts in three weeks, shamefull. However, today Finland reminded me why it is so difficult to take pictures outside (or anywhere, really): it's so dark! Or not even dark, but gray. These photos have been taken in front of a church after Emmi and I had brunched together.
Today most of the clothes I was wearing I didn't actually own. The coat and stockings were my mum's, socks were my dad's, and the scarf belongs to my sister. It's quite hard to dress when almost all my nice clothes are in London. I guess this is what my future life in Finland will be like - borrowing everything from everyone.
why you do me wrong, why you do me wrong
when you wear that dress
oh my heart can't take this anymore
when you wear that dress
oh my heart can't take this anymore
Jan 3, 2015
Having lived a couple months alone, I've stared to have dreams how my real flat could eventually look like. It's kind of sad that I can't really start decorating and put all my money to interior stuff, but someday I will.
I've sort of decided already what kind of elements I want my future home to have. First and foremost, it can't be white. To be honest, I hate the homes that are all white everything. I want color! Pinks, blues, orange, browns, greys.... everything except all white, really. Second of all, I need my house to look like there are people living there. I can't understand those homes that don't have magazines, pens, photographs and well, stuff lying around. It's not due to the fact that I don't really like cleaning, but not everything can be hidden in boxes or - worst - disposed. My house will have memories, such as pictures, paintings and souveniers on the walls etc.
However, the main instrument will be a massive, dark wood bookshelf. This is probably quite obvious for those who know me and my book addiction. I want the bookshelf to be the eye catcher and the key element to my home. :-)
Well, that's all for tonight. Now I'm off to bed, night babes.
all photos weheartit.com
all photos weheartit.com
you don't know what it is you do to me
yeah you stole my heart
and all i have is a whole where it used to beat
and now my heart is flawed
yeah you stole my heart
and all i have is a whole where it used to beat
and now my heart is flawed
Jan 1, 2015
It feels like yesterday when I finished last year's throwback post. But no, believe it or not, another year has gone by. Year 2014 was a life changening one for me. So many good and unbelievable things happened and I took so many steps towards my future. I graduated high school and moved to London, I started studying my dream field and met some incredible people during the summer and at my new school. I saw all my favorite artists in their concerts and I could basically die as a content woman. I learnt new things about life, myself, fashion and writing. I also traveled a lot (London, Helsinki, Kos, Berlin, Stockholm) and made new, brilliant memories. I went through a tough time when I had the knee operation and realized that the recovery is going to be a permanent part in my life. I took risks and became more and more the person I want to be.
So thank you 2014 for being exeptional. I will never forget you.
2014 started the same way it had ended. I studied for my finals and bought fashion magazines in the hope that someday it would pay off. I had fun with new trends before jogging pants took over = library look. I found a new series, "New Girl", that I still keep coming back to.
February started with Finnish finals where I traveled straight to Berlin with my cousin to see Taylor Swift's Red tour. It was incredible - she is such a talented woman. Ed Sheeran was also there and they performed "I See Fire" as a duet. There I also got the first e-mail that would shape my future. I remember shaking and calling to Sonja in the middle of the night. We also left high school for good and had penkkarit. My sister had her prom and I was the non-paid photographer there.
March was such a memorable month. I studied and studied for my finals because on the 24th (I still remember) they ended, the Spanish test completing a twelwe-year process. The moment when I handed in the test, I felt an enormous baggage that was lifted away from my shoulders. I had done it and now I could do whatever life gave me! It was funny also because before that final test I already knew that I had gotten into LCF. I remember it being an ordinary Wednesday when we had a get together at Jenni's and I got an e-mail that stated that I had been accepted. I was shaking - again - and told my friends. That was the beginning of the rest of my life. I went to see Henrik Vibskov's exhibition in Helsinki and after that ate in a Spanish restaurant. I put on stripes in my hair for the first time ever.
April was full of DIY projects and Keeping Up With Kardashian episodes. I spent the days relaxing because God knows I had earned them. However, I did do a lot of stuff. I needed to complete the IELTS test for LCF and start figuring out how my life was going to be in London. Because at the end of April I started working at Lintsi, I had to take part to trainings that took most of my weekends. Aliisa came back from Canada and my life had purpose again, haha. I had an ear infection and I hadn't had that since I was like six years old.
April was full of DIY projects and Keeping Up With Kardashian episodes. I spent the days relaxing because God knows I had earned them. However, I did do a lot of stuff. I needed to complete the IELTS test for LCF and start figuring out how my life was going to be in London. Because at the end of April I started working at Lintsi, I had to take part to trainings that took most of my weekends. Aliisa came back from Canada and my life had purpose again, haha. I had an ear infection and I hadn't had that since I was like six years old.
May's most important occasion was my graduation. I wore my new Louboutines and strutted along the platform to get my diploma and an acknowledgment for my excellent studies in biology and geography haha. My graduation party was a lot of fun, but I was beaten after that day. It was very stressful to entertain everyone, plus my feet were killing me. Those Louboutines weren't as comfortable as I had hoped. There I also announced to my relatives what my future was going to be like and thankfully they were all very supportive. Work started properly and it was fun from the first day. I had my last dance show and I was kind of sad because of it. It was good to end my dancing career to that show though because it was definitely the best one we'd ever made. I changed the look of my blog. Oh, I also completed my literature diploma because for some reason I wanted to torture myself :-D Just kidding, I enjoyed doing it and it reassured me that writing is something I really want to keep doing.
June was a very busy month. I was working a lot, but remember it being so much fun. Making new friends and having a laugh was the best. I hanged out with my friends and drove in the middle of the night. I got myself a gym memberhip and a personal trainer made me a routine. The first day of June Miley Cyrus had her Bangerz tour in Helsinki and naturally my sister, cousin and I went to see her. She had been my childhood idol so there was no way I was going to miss that. Her concert was so much fun and she really has some talent. However, I think the highlight of June (and one of the highlights of the year, too) was traveling to Stockholm to see One Direction. I still smile for the memory of it. Luckily next year I'll see them twice in Helsinki! :-)
July was full of social encounterings. Jaakko and I had our ginger party that was bound to be a success the moment we first talked about it. I took a lot of photographs and got two new caps. I worked a lot and grew closer with my work mates. Twice I drove alone for five hours to spend couple days at our summer house. I spent quite a lot of time at the gym and met with my friends. A good month.
August was the time I was enjoying summer, my friends and being young and free. In the beginning of the month Aliisa and I took a week's break and flew to Kos, Greece to drink mojitos and to work on our tan. Having worked the whole summer, we really needed the relaxation. I finished a such a good book (First Last Kiss) and cried for four hours. The day we got back, I went straight to work - I guess I really enjoyed Lintsi, haha. I sort of got my heart broken the night before my notorious knee operation and didn't sleep at all the following night - leading to that I slept the whole operation through. I guess it was good :-D I remember having breakdowns feeling frustrated because my leg didn't work the way it used to.
And then came September, the month I had longed and feared. The first days of Septmeber I spent on the couch trying to recover from the surgery. I couldn't been kept away from work that long though, because I was back behind the counter in no time. Halfway that month I quitted and had my going a way party for all my friends. That was the best night - I loved seeing all the people I love in the same room. I spent time meeting my friends for the last time in a while and started packing my life in three suitcases. The move to London came so quickly and in a blink of an eye I was at the HKI-Vantaa airport saying goodbyes to my family. Luckily my dad came there and we got my life sort of in an order before school started. I learned to live by myself and survive on my own.
October was a month for something new. New surroundings, new routine, new school, new friends, new language, new flat... Basically everything was new. My sister visited me and we had a good time hanging out in London. I made friends with Aiste, a sweet Lithuanian girl, who we share a lot in common. I also made friends with people who didn't turn out to be the best people for my life after all. I wore blue lipstick on Halloween. Taylor Swift's new CD came out and it still is peeeerrrrfect! I saw Ed Sheeran's X tour in London and he is basically a God. I learned that everyone in London uses drugs. I was mesmerized how London varies - and how big it really is! I didn't really have that much social life because I was still adapting to everything and well, everything is so expensive. However, I was never unhappy. Even if it was raining cats and dogs, my feet were soaking wet and people were bumping to me, I would still find myself smiling just because I was living my dream. Cliché, but so very true.
I remember being stressed out in November. Deadlines were getting closer and closer and I was really freaking out. Eventually I did manage to do everything well - I think. I hurt my knee when I fell and that put my out from gym for a while. Aliisa visited, twice actually, and with her I explored London even more. I figured out Portobello Road market and decided that I want to live in Notting Hill. I did my first video interview with Aiste. It was truly an experience with all the editing and so on. London was starting to look Christmassy when Oxford Street got its Christmas lights and countless Christmas markets emergenced out of nowhere.
December was such a weird month. When deadlines were over in the end of November and Aliisa had left, I sort of fell into a choma. I spent days laying in my bed watching Netflix and occasionally going to the gym. I guess I really needed to zone out for a while. I watched some excellent documentaries that really changed how I feel about food and food processing. Then Sonja came and we had our little "grown up" holiday. I spent way too much money, but it was fun to pretend I had it for once :-D We went to see the last Hobbit and now our project is over. Sort of sad... Then I returned to Finland and was amazed how good it felt. Nothing had really changed and I felt good. However, now I only have a week left here and I must say I'm getting excited going back to London again. Christmas was the same as usual and New Year's was so much fun with my favorite people. I fell in love with v-necks, men's fashion, snow, bread, detective stories, One Direction (all over again) and Nick Jonas' new CD. I read a book in a day and took some time to zone out in Finland as well. I learnt what a blessing a dishwasher really is.
my theme song for 2014
when we first dropped our bags on our apartment floors
took our broken hearts, out them in a drawer
everybody here was someone else before
and you can want who you want
boys and boys and girls and girls
welcome to london - it's been waiting for you!
took our broken hearts, out them in a drawer
everybody here was someone else before
and you can want who you want
boys and boys and girls and girls
welcome to london - it's been waiting for you!
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Cambridge area, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
All-vegan online shoe shop, also selling vegan accessories. Its storefront closed in 2018. Open Mon-Sat 10:00am-7:00pm, Sun 12:00pm-5:00pm.
Cambridge area, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
All-vegan online shoe shop, also selling vegan accessories. Its storefront closed in 2018. Open Mon-Sat 10:00am-7:00pm, Sun 12:00pm-5:00pm.
First Review by Marenka
What a treat to be able to shop for shoes in a boutique knowing they are all vegan! The selection was perfect-
it spans all needs for men and women, without being overwhelming, and included a small smattering of choices for children. It is such an unexpected luxury to not have to look at labels and ask about materials, I had to keep reminding myself not to have to think about it! All shoes, belts, and wallets were excellent quality and worth the price. The shop had the right amount of space and inventory to browse and try on comfortably.
Pros: excellent selection and quality, fair prices, ALL VEGAN
Cons: vegan shoes can be expensive
This boutique has a nice selection of vegan shoes and vegan accessories like belts, bags, and wallets. The guy working there was super nice, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic. I enjoyed talking with him and learning about their stuff.
Pros: Good selection, Nice staff
Reasonably priced with a great range. Service was helpful and friendly!
Pros: Range
They had a decent amount of shoes with varied styles.
Good selection for a small place. Has shoes, belts, wallets etc. Staff is nice. There's nothing special in it except that it's wonderful to have an all-vegan shoe shop here!
Pros: All-vegan
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