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NYE looks great fun Fooft - red was definately the right colour to choose ; )
Living it UP in La Paz...
Trip Start
Oct 05, 2012
Trip End
Apr 01, 2013
I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised. Overall, I'd struggle to say La Paz is an attractive city but there are small areas of it which have real charm, particularly those in the traditional centre which are run down but which only adds to the character in a way. It was also possible to walk without getting much hassle. Such a change from Cusco where every minute I had been approached by someone selling paintings, artesianal goods or tours. Overall, I'd say that the general feeling I got was that for most people life is tough in La Paz, as you would expect in the capital city of the poorest country in South America. The migrant population is very visible in the centre, with most market stalls being manned by ladies in traditional dress and carrying large bundles of goods (or their children) in mantas strapped to their backs. Most people just seem to be trying to make ends meet, and there's definitely no sign of a more glitzy lifestyle in the city centre itself.
The 'touristy' area had the usual stores selling alpaca and llama goods in all shapes and sizes. There was also a Witches Market, where wizened old ladies sat beside stalls full of cures and treatments, including dried llama foetuses which are supposed to be buried under the foundations of new houses as an offering to Pachamama. This is also more common for newly married couples, making an interesting wedding present. If only I didn't have 3 more months still to travel, maybe I'd have considered taking one back as a potential present for one of the 2013 weddings. Only as a joke though - it would be worth it just to have seen the reaction when the box was opened and the hollow eyed, gnarled foetus seen!! I stumbled upon a more local market, where general clothes, toiletries and shoes were being sold, all with a very energetic soundtrack provided by many of the stalls. It required walking up a very steep street, which wasn't too much fun at such an altitude!!
I had intended to leave La Paz after a couple of days, but following the lengthy journey to get there and knowing that this may well be repeated especially during the holiday period, I decided to stay over New Year. It was a welcome relief to know I was going to be somewhere for longer than 2 days, and to be able to have some well earned down time. I'd also met some nice people in the hostel who were also planning to stay for New Year, so much better to spend it with people as well!!
One afternoon, after a very lazy day around the hostel, I ended up going to the Cholita's Wrestling with Jackie and Jo, 2 of the girls I'd met at the hostel. It was a very random decision as none of us know very much about it, and my innocent enquiry at reception was taken as a definite that we wanted to go and we found ourselves with 10 mins to get ready before the bus came to pick us up. I wouldn't normally choose to watch wrestling, but this turned out to be pure comedy more than anything as there was no blood or broken bones, and a lot of ground thumping in lieu of actual hitting and falling. Some of the wrestlers were dressed up as characters - a skeleton, Frankenstein and a golden gimp being 3 of the ones which we saw. There was also a fight between 2 women (one of whom was a dwarf) and 2 men - so politically incorrect until you realise it's all staged, especially when a token gringo stepped into the ring to 'object' at the abuse against the women, and proceeded to help beat the men!! The grand finale was a true catfight between 2 women which eventually moved out of the ring and into the area between our seats and the ring. Lots of things being thrown, some of which made it into the ringside seats. Although a popular tourist attraction, it was also packed with locals who got right into the different fights. The kids especially seemed to love it, although there were some very frightening old ladies sitting right beside us who were very vocal with their chants against some of the wrestlers!! It turns out the wrestlers are a popular touring attraction and draw crowds all over Bolivia. One added bonus for us was that the arena is up in El Alto and so we got to stop on the way back down to see dusk over La Paz. With the snow-capped mountains and the light over the valley, this was one angle that the city looked stunning from!!
When wandering around the markets, I'd seen a lot of red and yellow underwear for sale. We eventually learnt that it was a Bolivian tradition to wear the colour related to your hopes and dreams for the following year: red for love and passion, yellow for money and prosperity. It seemed fitting to adopt the local traditions, so on the morning of NYE we went to the market to buy ourselves some new undies - the colour red was only chosen because none of us could bear to think of wearing the sickly yellow colour which was our other option. For no other reason, honest...!!
A very flexible plan for NYE had emerged during our nightly visits to the bar for our free beer courtesy of Adventure Brew (our hostel). There was a rooftop BBQ being held, which turned out to be ruined by the rain and most people departed from it quite early on - especially after the crazy bolivians started letting off fireworks on the roof, neither caring who was too close or if they did stupid things like cut the fuse of before handing it to someone else to light... A big group of us - including the usual suspects of Jackie, Jo, Will and Finnoula, and Connie, a Chilean student who had arrived in our room that day - then decided to head to Wild Rover, another hostel but one renowned as a party hostel ie. great to go to to party; not so great to stay at if you want any sleep at all. It was only about 10.30pm so we were fine getting in, and a few jaegerbombs helped start the rest of the night off. It continued as such, with more drinks, lots of dancing, more dangerous fireworks thrown into the courtyard, and finally a lot of shouts of 'Feliz Año Nuevo' when the clock finally reached midnight. I also bumped into the Mexican boys from my Inca Jungle Trail, which was really nice as I hadn't seen them after Machu Picchu because I was on an earlier train back. Jo didn't feel too well and we managed to convince the bouncer that calling her a taxi was a much better idea than simply making her stand on the street and get her own. But not before we'd got the incriminating photo showing the matching red undies which we'd bought in the morning!!
We had assumed that the party would continue all night at Wild Rover, but after it shut at 2.30am we decided to head to the club they recommended - Target, I think - but found nothing more than a dodgy looking staircase guarded by a group of Bolivians and a more or less empty club. It wasn't a great advertisement and convinced us not to go in, instead we went back to Adventure Brew for 'one last drink', which did actually turn out to be only one as at around 4am we were all pretty exhausted!! All in all, a great night with some really nice people - a fantastic way to start 2013!!
There were some pretty sorry people lurking around the hostel the next day. Mine less so alcohol related, but more because the stupid cold which had been threatening to come since Cusco finally developed. It was all we could do to crawl the 10mins into the main centre and see if we could find anything open to feed the hangovers. Luckily, there is always an English pub happy to provide good fodder, and a massive amount of comfort food later (including an actual baguette, not a sweet roll!!) saw us all much happier and even able to enjoy the free nightly beer back at the hostel!!
I also managed to buy my bus ticket from La Paz - Uyuni for the following night, something which I'm glad I did as it seemed everyone had the same idea and I heard at the bus station on the 2nd January that most companies were sold out for the next 2 days!! When I arrived at the bus station, I was a bit annoyed to find that I had been bumped from the company I'd originally bought the ticket for (Panasur) onto a much worse bus (Panamericano) but atleast I had a seat and could actually leave. It was never going to be a particularly good journey anyway, as I now realise a cold at altitude is even worse than normal - proper 'woman-flu' some people would say... ;-)


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This is the Fargo (Gen I) that I've been riding since November 2008. There have been some variations on the theme, but essentially, this rig has seen little change in the almost four years I've had it around.
I have to say that for the most part, I was loathe to swap out anything major on this bike due to the fact that it fit me like a glove the way it was. Some how or another, when it was hurriedly assembled in November of 2008, the fellas responsible for piecing this together hit on a close fit for me, and when I popped on an On One Midge Bar a bit later, it was as if the bike had been custom designed for me.
The other thing that influenced that feeling was my Karate Monkey, which I had dialed in over a period of years previous to getting the Fargo and it was my "ruler" by which I measured all other fits by. I started tinkering around with the KM shortly after I received the Fargo and it has never been quite the same since. I didn't want that to happen with the Fargo.
I know, I know- measurements, yadda,yadda,yadda..... I can't say exactly why it is, but a certain mix of components just makes things "right", and swapping out something, even a minor thing, can really upset the "feel" of any bicycle for me. I should say, sometimes that works in the positive direction as well.
I had installed some Origin 8 Gary II Bars on this bike, and it was a step backwards in terms of the feel of the bike. Even certain wheel sets I've used have made the bike "feel" slower, more sluggish, and others have been great, for no apparent reason other than they were different.
Well, all that to say that putting on Retroshift levers/mounts was a risky proposition. Maybe they wouldn't "feel" right. Maybe I'd like them, but you never know unless you try. That and I'd have to re-cable the bike in the process, which hadn't been done since it was built. (About time for that, huh?) Thursday night I was frantically throwing parts at the Fargo and turning wrenches until at about midnight, I was done.
I would have to wait until morning to see how everything would turn out, but I had high hopes. I was missing this bike, and it has been in limbo ever since I broke it down for the old bar end shifters, which ironically were used to make the Retroshifter mounts work for the "Orange Crush".
Oh.....and about these Retroshift levers: These are the newest versions, now becoming available, for use on that fancy-pants cross disc build you are thinking of for the upcoming cyclo-cross season. (You were thinking of that, weren't you?) The older version of the Retroshift lever/mount is a cantilever only design, (or you could run road BB-7's, I suppose). But if you have some BB-7 or BB-5 Avid mountain disc brakes, and want to use those on a frame up build, these newer levers will pull the correct amount of cable.
For me, I was happy to see the Goats at Retroshift decided to use the awesome Tektro RL-520 model levers as their base for the shifter mounts. These levers have a generous and comfy hood which makes for a nice place to leverage on climbs as well. Another cool feature is the contoured lever blade which really feels nice in the hand versus the original lever, which isn't bad. It's just that the RL-520 is about as perfect as it gets for an off road drop bar, in my opinion.
So, the ride to work and a detour for a longer loop home was the maiden voyage for the new set up. I really am going to like these shifters and the levers. Especially for how I am purposing this Fargo now. It is becoming my "gravel adventure machine". It isn't going to be the "go fast" option, but rather the "long, comfortable" option.
The Retroshift levers/mounts make for a fail-safe shifting option which can work indexed or friction style. The dead simplicity of the lever makes for a durable, reliable shifting mechanism, and for gritty, possibly muddy gravel rides, this will survive about anything I throw at it. Plus, for cruising on the hoods, you are right there ready to shift at a moments notice, which beats bar end shifters in the normal position.
Today is the 3GR, and I am using the bike for the ride. Should have a good first impression to write about after that, unless I get rained out, that is. Also, I should have a good feel for some other minor changes I am thinking of for the Fargo too. Stay tuned.....
Saturday, June 23, 2012
2 comments:
- Olskoolrodder said...
Having admired that bike since day 1,"stay tuned...",I'm on the edge of me saddle,my freind!
- Adam said...
Looks super. I would love a bike like this and will take a good look at the Kona Rove when it is available but it will have to be super good to beat out the tried and tested Fargo.
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What does your personal budget look like? If you've never put cursor to spreadsheet to figure that out, the flagging economy may soon force your hand. If you have, and are dismayed by the data, you might want to think hard about where those precious dollars are going–and why.
For some valuable perspective (and perhaps belt-tightening inspiration), take a look at global consumer-spending patterns. Data from the World Bank's most recent and hugely comprehensive International Comparison Program study breaks global individual consumption into 11 buckets–from food and clothing to health care and recreation.
Forbes.com took a snapshot of overall allocations for 18 countries, measured as percentages of total individual consumption (rounded to the nearest percent). While the figures capture patterns as of 2005, recent inflation in energy and food prices no doubt has shifted these results a bit.
The most striking–and downright shocking–data are the disparities in the relative chunks of income that go toward food and drink. Impoverished denizens of Ethiopia and Egypt, for example, spend an estimated 55% and 43% of their incomes, respectively, on food and non-alcoholic beverages (excluding purchases made at restaurants, bars, hotels and the like). Americans and Canadians: just 6% and 8%.
On a happier note, Russians and Croatians clearly like to party: They set aside 6% and 5% of their budgets for booze, tobacco and narcotics, more than the rest of the countries on our list, while Saudi Arabians' conservative intake barely registers in the numbers.
Russians also spend freely on clothing and footwear, which gobble 9% of their outlays, versus just 4% for ostensibly hungry U.S. consumers. One reason for the disparity: the flood of artificially inexpensive imports to the U.S. from China.
What Russians don't seem to be shelling out for is shelter and power–the combination of housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels merits just 9% of Russians' overall consumption–thanks in part to lingering Soviet-era subsidies. Turkish consumers, who enjoy few subsidies while suffering high taxes, spend 24% of their incomes on these necessities, the highest of the bunch.
Little surprise that U.S. consumers, long strapped by a sadly inefficient health care system, allot the highest percentage of their budgets–a whopping 18%–to medical care; meanwhile, Brazil, Russia, India and China (known by economists as the BRIC countries) shell out just 8%. For the complete World Bank comparison report, click here.
Next, we took a closer look at how Americans spend their gradually shrinking discretionary dollars (as opposed to money spent on necessities like food, housing and utilities). This more recent data–courtesy of Spending Pulse, the economic research arm of
The deepest bucket by far: restaurants. In 2007, U.S. consumers spent $390 billion at eateries, representing nearly 43% of their overall discretionary spending. Electronics, at $141 billion, or 15.5% of discretionary dollars, came in second, followed by furniture and apparel.
In the last three years, the relative dollar-split among all eight buckets hasn't changed much. The most dramatic year-over-year downward shift–nearly a full percentage point–came in the furniture category, which accounted for $113 billion, or 12.4% of discretionary spending in 2007, a year which saw home foreclosures jump 79% from 2006.
Still feeling bad about your budget? Keep this in mind: Last year, U.S. consumers spent $907 billion on discretionary items. That's roughly equivalent to the gross domestic product of Australia, the 14th richest country in the world.
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As the defending series champion things are a bit different for Hunter-Reay. He has a new car number, No. 1, signifying him as the reigning series champion. He also knows that now he has a target on his back and that everyone, including his title rival from last year Will Power, will be looking to end his championship reign at one season.
"I learned a lot about dealing with the pressure of championship fights and kind of channeling that into positive energy to make it really benefit you when you need it," Hunter-Reay said, referencing his late-season battle with Power last year for the series title. "It's something that I'll use in the future for sure going forward."
Heading into St. Petersburg this weekend, Hunter-Reay's goal is simply to get off to a good start. His finishes have been hit or miss at the historic venue over the last few years, so a top-five finish would be an excellent way to start the year.
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In just over a year, the Dow has recovered to 11,204, from 6,547. The biggest rally of our lifetimes has lifted markets over 70%. Paradoxically, now's time to be more cautious, while a year ago was the time for optimism. Why was optimism warranted when the world was falling apart? Why is caution more appropriate now? The answer lies in the nature of markets. To go against the grain of anything is, well, counterintuitive. Our lives glide most easily on the broad wings of intuition. The most human elements of our lives--love, family, and friendship--are intuitive and instinctive. There's not much purpose in contradicting the natural. We are, after all, not as distant as we would like from our Neanderthal ancestors: 45,000 years is a blink of evolution's eye. For a cave dweller to ignore instinct was fatal. Behavioral finance tells us that markets are psychological thermometers, taking our mass temperature and distilling the result into one number, say Dow 6,500 or Dow 11,000. The market looks at fundamentals, such as earnings, cash flows and interest rates and then applies an average price to them. But whether that price is high or low depends on our collective mood. Since markets price in current emotion, it follows that the only way to beat the market is to go against it--that is, buy when others are selling and sell when others are buying. As Warren Buffett says, "Be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy." | ||
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Instant Chocolate Mousse
- ½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- ¼ cup plus 2 tablespoons hot coffee
- Pinch of salt
- 1 pint heavy cream (also called whipping cream)
- ⅔ cup powdered sugar
- 1 ounce kirsch (cherry brandy), chocolate brandy, or coffee liqueur
- 6 chocolate cups or shells
- Small chocolate bar (for garnish)
- 6 maraschino cherries
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the cocoa powder, coffee, and salt. It should whisk easily and have the consistency of melted chocolate.
- If it is too thick, whisk in another tablespoon of coffee.
- Set aside.
- In a large bowl, use an electric mixer on medium-high to whip the cream for 1 minute.
- Add the powdered sugar and whip for another minute.
- Add the kirsch and coffee-cocoa powder mixture.
- Whip on high until stiff peaks form, about another minute.
- Spoon the mousse into a medium plastic bag and twist the top closed.
- Use scissors to snip off one corner (about ½ inch up).
- Arrange the chocolate cups on serving plates.
- If the cups don't sit flat, place a dollop of mousse under them.
- Squeeze the bag to pipe the mousse into the chocolate cups.
- Use a vegetable peeler to shave the chocolate bar over the mousse-filled cups, letting some of the shavings scatter on the plate.
- Top each mousse with a cherry.
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One of the main reasons the villainy seems luckluster is kabuto.
Just imagine how much more strength (and fluidity) the plot would have if Orochimaru was the one who ressurected Madara, and was now fighting along-side madara (with Orochimaru getting a significant powerup along the way). I don't know if obito is going to get redemmed, but like Quol said, Obito will have to die if he does get redeemed. |
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Join the dark side Naruto...give into your hate!
Since everyone is just one big happy family, and Kakashi even hinted again at Obito's redemption, the only thing of major interest left is Sasuke's betrayal. Things are too buddy/buddy between them, so him stabbing Naruto in the back has to happen very soon. Madara will probably have to act next chapter as the roles of the main villain change.
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I think the God tree is the God tree and not the tree of life.
And for kabuto to break free he has to realize who he truly is,and that could be evil. I'm wondering if there will be a rinnegan awakening for Sasuke during or after the war,or never. Orochimaru well never die unless all his cells are destroyed. And it appeared to me that Sasuke didn't like what Obito said about him being a douche,so if he betrays Naruto after all this he well obtain a level above douche. I also think what Tsunade and Sakura did with katsuyo should keep then from the useless comments from now on. |
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Come on, by now, we should be used to these little @ss-pulls from Kishi. He needed something to even things against Naruto's current power level. |
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In fact how is a ass-pull at all? We've known that for a while now that Naruto's/Yang-Kurama's super-buff enchances abilities to a ridiculous degree; doubly so with Minato's/Yin-Kurama's support. It's expected that Sasuke receives a power-up from the chakra Naruto gave him: a legged Susano'oh is completely understandable. If anything was the ass-pull, it would be when Kishi debuted the Shinobi alliance buff, which was months ago. The revelation of Katsuyu's true (read: COLOSSAL) size doesn't faze me at all, in-fact it explains some things, like how she was in two places at once while still being the size of Gamabunta. She just divided into smaller clones to be summoned. |
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chapter 621. madaras susanoo clad kurama had the tengu nose. obviously this is with EMS only so understandable the same would happen with sasuke
its susanoos ninja way by the way, the senju are of the sage lineage or at least that what we are told. but hashirama mokuton is exactly the same as the god tree's attacks has this been something discussed on the forums? the eye of the juubi is even a sharingan. i wonder if and how this will be explained . don't like how tobirama made minato a better user of his technique...
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In a similar fashion to how One Piece can make the most climactic moments of the final battle in an arc drag on for what feels like FOREVER, I'm thinking Naruto's starting to follow suit.
Anyways, Naruto and Sasuke's kyuubi-susanoo team up is cool. But I think I'm officially at the point where I'm ready for this battle to end. |
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Starting? Oda covered the entire Marineford Arc in 30 chapters. Meanwhile, Naruto began fighting Obito 86 chapters ago and the war started 135 chapters ago. I'm thinking that the Infinite Tsukuyomi already happened and time is slowing down exponentially.
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It would be great to hear, you know, some actual world paradigm or philosophy from Sasuke and Naruto rather than the same tired rhetoric emphasized in bold at the end of a chapter with them glaring at us. |
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Ha! Hopefully it's cuz he was a jinchuriki when he had his sons...yeah that may be why
I'm inclined to agree with this. Very inclined. However there was something about it this time. I know its the same thing again and again. Maybe it was sasuke standing next to him....kakashis narrative certainly played a role. But there was just something about having someone threaten to take/ destroy all you know and care about, ask you what you gon do and you be like, never give up bitch! I was like fucking right naruto! Just my sentiment I suppose. You are right about the sasuke backstabbing deal. If there is going to be tension between those two after this war, it can't just rehash the madara and shodai story
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What do you guys think about these? The vinyl makes it kind of cheesy in my view for over $1000+.
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I really love his shoes with the zippers that are all part of the Faithful bootie line. I'm trying to convince myself to overindulge and grab a pair before they run out...
Blklady: I thought that they were cute and interesting, but definately something only to wear to fancy and other-worldy occasions. So the price might not be worth it if they aren't going to get plenty of wear!
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Hi there, I have a few questions about the Armadillo's.
Why is their info stating they they cost $3900 to $10,000 when their were only 21 pairs of samples made? Or were they sold to super VIP clients? And were they ever made in black alligator or croc? As I've only found them in black snake: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-gzm3bxq9Mg...armidillo1.jpg |
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Played by Esther Anderson
Charlie Buckton comes into the bay with a bone to pick and the prowess to do it. As the daughter of Ross Buckton she finds his relationship with Morag unforgivably betraying, as her mother had just passed away. Charlie is quite family oriented, but it's hard to see it through her clashing with her father and her innate ability to rub people the wrong way.
She was really quite misunderstood, and came across as rather brash, but inside she has a very warm heart. She came to accept Morag when she married her father and although they struggled over the care of her father when he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, she now recognises that Morag genuinely loves Ross and will take care of him.
She has the same headstrong expectations for everyone else in her life as she does for herself, which can be tough on her younger sister Ruby and caused problems in her relationship with Roman.
She has just been promoted to Acting Chief of Station which will be challenging for her, but Charlie is highly ambitious and is quite the perfectionist in everything she does.
Charlie is fit, passionate, highly educated, and is leaving quite an impression on the Bay already.
She was dating Roman Harris who was her first true love but they broke up and suddenly and Charlie is convinced that he is still in love with Martha.
Relationship status: Currently single.
Family: Father Ross and sister Ruby Buckton. Her mother passed away and Morag is her step mum.
Friends: She's around her sister, Ruby, quite a bit. She's recently befriended fellow co-worker Angelo and is also friends with Leah and Rachel.
Living arrangements: With Ruby in Leah's house.
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Here we go! Hand painted fabric. What do you think?
We hand painted them in our studio in San Francisco with our dyes. We made a mix of natural and synthetic. And voila! The result is pretty nice.
We started to do some
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Happy French Gang has a new addition to the Cloudy collection: PURPLE!!
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Purple: combines the calm stability of blue and the fierce energy of red.
I hope you like it as I do!
Melanie Abrantes
Woodworker, Studio, Oakland
Please, can you give us an introduction on who you are and where do you come from?
I grew up in Houston, Texas and moved to California to study Product Design at Otis College of Art and Design in LA. I gradually ended up moving up north to start my business Melanie Abrantes Designs where I design and make my line of cork and wood products for the home.
Can you explain to our reader which path brought you to work with cork?
I am half portuguese and I grew up visiting portugal during my summers to see my grandfather. That is where I saw the amazing things you could do with cork and all of the potential of a material that is very untapped in the US.
Is there any designer or artists who has influenced you in a special way?
I believe that my professor and mentor in school,
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, was a huge influence. She was a really inspirational teacher that helped me grow as a designer and she also was the first woman I saw who owned a successful small business that was based on art and design.
For how long are you in this studio and is there a story you can share about this place?
I have been in this studio for 1.5 years now. It was an old tomato factory before it was converted to office spaces, I just love all of the charming brick walls and quirks about old buildings like these!
When do your best ideas come to you?
Right before I sleep.
Can you describe your job in 3 words?
Labor of Love.
San Francisco in 3 words?
Quirky, Fun and Original.
What is your favorite place to eat in SF?
Plow in Potrero Hill....sooo good!
Do you have a secret boutique or space that you love in SF and you'd like to share with us?
One of my favorite places to go to is Flora Grubbs in the Dogpatch, it is literally plant heaven and always makes me want to build a jungle in my home.
What are your favorite spots in town when you want to relax?
I love to hike at the Bernal heights hill. It is a hidden gem of SF, you can have a 360 degree view of the city and is always way less crowed compared to Twin Peaks.
Thank you so much Melanie for your time and your good energy! More details on Melanie's work directly here:
First time organizing such a big even!
If you live in San Francisco with kiddos this is the place to hang out this coming Saturday!
Meet local makers, shop, sip champagne and let your kids play in the indoor playground!
See you there!
Nathalie Lété
Artist, Studio, Paris
Hi, Could you tell us who you are and where do you come from?
I'm a woman artist of 51 years old, and I am born in Paris, from a German mother and a Chinese father. I live in Paris, I'm married with a French painter and I'm a mother of two kids of 17 and 20 years old.
Your work is really poetic with a total freedom. Where do you find your inspiration?
I do similar things as I did when I was a kid. I mix different technics, colors, mediums, style of art... I like a patch of my favorite themes (animals, pattern of textiles, Flowers, vintage toys, folk art...) to build a personal world which gives me happiness and self confidence. I like to paint, to do ceramics, to embroid. I love textile, vibrations of colors, and try to have emotions and if possible to give the others some emotions through my work.
Are you formally trained or self-taught? And w
hat defines good design for you?
I studied at L'école des arts appliqués Duperé and then L'école des beaux arts in Paris. But I am also very interested in rough work, and I specially like when art stay naive. So I like to try to keep freshness and the naivety of the childhood. That is one of the definition for me of a good work. Also the most important thing to me: a good work should gives me emotions, it should surprise me and gives me the feeling of harmony.
Can you describe your job in 3 words?
My job in three words: organisation, creation, open my eyes..
For how long are you working in this studio and is there a story you can share about this place?
We bought this place 15 years ago, at the same time as our house which is just next to it. It was a solution to have the kids in the garden playing with other kids at same time as working... This is an old factory of metal, where they did some part of the eiffel tower. I like to live here because it is next to Paris, and I have the space, light, garden to eat outside by nice weather, and it is quite.
What do you love about living here?
I love Paris, because as a nostalgic person, I really feel the past, and I enjoy to imagine myself at the 19 century. I particulary like it in the morning very early, when the streets are empty and just the first people begin to work and open their cafés...
How do you start your day and what does your daily routine looks like?
A regular day is waking up at 7am, taking my breakfast while reading emails and Instagram. Going to work at 8:30 am after the home occupations of a mother, work until 1 pm in my studio which is 5 minutes from my house. Have a break with my husband for the lunch at home, eating all the rests of our last dinner, and then go back to work until 6 pm. Prepare dinner, watch tv with my husband and do foot massage at same time to each others and go to bed around 10.30. I have a very very regular life. I don't need really to go out and see friends. I do not have a big social life, even if i would like sometimes to go out more. I don't have the energy to do it really...
Week ends, we go for a walk in the forest with our dachshund, and visit an exhibition, go to work 3 hours in the studio, come back to see a movie and have sometimes dinners with friends. My husband is going often to vernissages and have many artist friends. I like to stay at home and read books, keep all my energy for my work in fact. I must say that my job is the most important thing in my life, it feeds me really.
Thank you Nathalie for your time! You have the most colorful and dreaming studio. Please check her website at
The very first show of the year is this coming week end at Fort Mason the 7th & 8th of November. We've teamed up with some friends to create a pop up booth. We'll be at the entry of the show. Come see!
Camille Chandèze Longuépée
Owner of Le Petit Germain and Costumier, Home studio, Paris
Can you give us an introduction on who you are and which path brought you to create your own line of clothing design for children?
I'm 33 years old, and I'm a Parisian mom of two kids of six and three years old. I've been a Cinema costume designer for 10 years, and I created 2 years ago a clothing line exclusively for children .
I studied Textile design in Paris. The fashion world wasn't that exciting to me but I was caught by the Cinema, which has been filling my creative and cultural appetite for years now. After my second child was born I wanted to refocus, listen to myself a little bit more and create for myself. Something simpler, closer to my lifestyle, my children and their everyday life. This is how I started
Le Petit Germain
Do you need to be surrounded by fashion and design in order to be inspired?
The advantage to live in Paris when you're in a creative environment is that we have no need to look for inspiration: it's everywhere, we're just part of it!
What defines good design for you?
Good design is a suitable design, not pretentious, that is well integrated in a space, a simple design, convenient and voluptuous, which brings comfort and serenity for the eyes and the body.
What's your favorite part in making clothes?
I would say, the color: when the garnment comes out of the dye factory, I'm like a child before Christmas... I could cry of excitement, really!
What inspire you to create new pieces?
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Eames and Charlotte Perriand are designers I like. Saint Laurent, in fashion. I worked on the biopic about Yves Saint Laurent, and being so close of his creations was very enjoyable.
But I'm sure I'm influenced by many other artists and designers.
What do you think makes Paris special in comparison to other cities?
I would say that Paris has a romantic side that most cities don't have. But I love many other cities and they all have their own charms!
Describe Paris in 3 words.
Independence, excitement, creativity.
What is your favorite places to go out at night in Paris?
I am a regular at la Place de Clichy, the bar above the Cinema des Cineastes. The Bistrot des Dames for a diner between friends, in the courtyard during summer. The Recyclerie at Porte de Clignancourt. But I love to go diner at my friends place, it's what I enjoy the most. We invite each other, we prepare delicious meals, everyone participates, we enjoy and take time to chat with a glass of wine in hands! French cliché but so true!
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Top of the morning to you! If you are reading this, guess what... Your ALIVE!! Great Feeling, eh? Futures are green this early morning. Lets hope it stays that way. Let's make some money...
Morning Midas...Siri up to 3.26 PM with 186k shares...
Private sector added 198k jobs vs estimated 170k!!! Looks like the market will be off to the races at open!!
For you guys that follow the gap theory, here's a question. If yesterday's close was at 3.225 and today's low is 3.23, would it be fair to say that the gap has not closed? This 1/2 cent stuff throws me off.
David, you caused me to laugh at myself with that question. My first impression was to comment that a half-cent gap is one that probably is not a good play................ And then I reviewed an order I placed earlier this morning on a Pharm. stock symbol VVUS. Actually, I failed to even recognize that a gap existed when I placed my order, and then after your question I took a look to discover that on a $10 stock I just happend to place my bid in the middle of a 7 cent gap............. DUH
I guess I just disqualified myself as an authority on the subject.
for those that don't visit the other monthly forum for stocks here at buzz......check out the link and some of my chart updates....
Anyone seen or heard from RAD. Haven't seen him in a while. Hope all is well.
EDIT: As soon as I posted I realized he was on the thread info.....where have you been RAD..
I posted this late last night..so for those who may have seen it, i apologize for reposting it.
kinda interesting.....if my math is semi correct. Since jan of 09 til jan '13, it has taken approximately on average 16.5 months for siri to gain 1.00 in share price from its previous price. jan '09 to apr '10 it went from .10 to 1.10. from apr '10 to may '11 went from 1.10 to 2.22. from May '11 to jan '13 went from 2.22 to 3.22. Kinda interesting again is if you just look from where we were in late june of '12 til jan '13, thats a gain of 1.35 in about 7 months. we are def appreciating at a much faster clip now more than we ever have.
I am here. Yesterday I was outside moving rocks off my property at the beach (a right of passage every spring) with crappy cell service and basically I think its the first time I can remember NOT looking at the Sirius board an entire day. Today I read all of yesterdays short posts and have been lurking about today. Not much to add I guess. SXM lookin sweet, consolidating in multiyear high range, hopefully buildong a base to rise for the next leg up, with al teh technical indicators, MCAD, STO all looking good as you technical guru's have pointed out.
I am still in a bit of ONVO, volume drying up, want to sell another half of what I have left and keep the rest long term
Sold half my AAPL a while back, just going to hold that and enjoy the dividends and hopeful growth in price and dividends.
Still have a lot of green stocks mostly picked up near lows but the aer slowly dwindling further, hoping for some news.
I do have one nice winner in the sort green space, sort of a peripheral player, GNIN, selling all kinds of green organic stuff, and not medical marijuana, but a very volatile penny stock with decent volume I have ridden up from 40 cents to 1.40 in a week, basically overwhelming all the other losses and saving my portfolio.
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A loving, old-fashioned, virtuous couple. The names belong to a ballad written by Henry Woodfall, and the characters are those of John Darby, of Bartholomew Close, who died 1730, and his wife, "As chaste as a picture cut in alabaster. You might sooner move a Scythian rock than shoot fire into her bosom." Woodfall served his apprenticeship to John Darby.
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Description: Estancia la OrientalWith a history that spans over a century, La Oriental manages to blend the traditional beauty of its buildings with the surrounding nature. Time seems to be at a standstill and the landscape remains unaltered by the changes introduced by the owners.La Oriental is a traditional Estancia bustling with the activity that is typical to a farm in Argentina. Extending over 2,500 acres, the current owners run a modern cattle raising and environmentally friendly agricultural business. The main house, built around 1880 in a traditional French style is surrounded by a beautiful forest extending over 35 acres. Inside the guests can appreciate the expanse of the house as they walk through the luxurious rooms with high ceilings and the original furniture bought from around the world by the first owners of La Oriental. It is beautifully well preserved and gives the house a classic charm. Type of rooms: Estancia la OrientalMain house: 1 apartment (2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom), 3 Suites.Guest house: 1 apartment, 2 Suites. Bungalow (by the lake): 3 rooms, 2 bathrooms, dining room, kitchen, swimming pool. All rooms have their own personality and are furnished with genuine antiques, working fireplaces and have heating and views to an enormous park. Additional information: Estancia la OrientalOutside one can walk leisurely around the beautiful garden of 20 acres, take a plunge in the huge pool, stroll through the silent forest, go bird watching, and -for the more adventurous- enjoy horse back riding. For those who enjoy fly-fishing: at the nearby Carpincho Lake one can catch both flounder and Tarariras (Noisy Fish). Other water sports include canoeing and windsurfing. Other alternatives to relax include croquet, ping-pong or bocce ball. Golf lovers have a 9 hole course nearby. One can also visit the farm in a horse carriage or work together with the gauchos in the main activities of the Estancia. There are diverse sport and cultural activities (not included in the price of lodging): Spanish lessons, cooking lessons (how to make an "Asado" and use a clay oven), tango classes, and polo classes. Other services (not included in the price of the lodging) are that of a masseur, babysitting, and laundry (additional cost per piece of clothing). La Oriental offers its visitors organically grown products at all meals. The traditional cooking also includes home made marmalades and bread. Excellent asados, (barbecues) can be eaten outside by the barbecue pit at lunch or at night with the moon and stars lighting your table. Special offers for weddings and receptions. Conventions and business meetings can also be held at La Oriental, please enquire for prices. They have an exclusive air connection to and from Buenos Aires; F-Airways, with a capacity for 3-5 passengers, offers in addition to shuttle service, the possibility to enjoy the beautiful views of the Argentinean pampas. Contact the hotel for more details. |
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So in Clockwise Baseball: How many lefty infielders could you find? I would imagine most lefthanders with strong arms would become pitchers (and how many are there anyway? The pool is already watered down by 90%). Would some teams have to live with righty third basemen? Or would third basemen and shortstops just be worse at fielding?
You would want a righty 3b for the same reason you want a lefty 1b: to stretch your glove hand into the field.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbIn1tkUE8Y "Wow, this is extreme"
Did you say you got a question today from Eric Cartman?
Eric Hartman. Friend of the show!
Ballplayers played baseball on ice skates from the 1860s into the 1880s. It generally consisted of the same rules as regular baseball and was popular. Maybe it is time to resurrect this sport?
...wat http://www.britishpathe.com/video/baseball-on-ice I cannot fathom how this wouldn't end in horrifying leg+wrist+skull injuries for everyone involved.
When talking about sports played on different surfaces, I can't believe you missed a chance to include a reference to cricket!
What varieties do cricket pitches come in?
The state of the pitch will either favour the batsmen or the bowlers, and in Test matches (which last up to five days), the pitch can go from one extreme to the other during the course of the same match. If a pitch is hard and even(no cracks, no rough areas) it will be better for the batters, because the bounce will be consistent and the ball will be less likely to move off the pitch. That said, there are a few examples where the pitch is so hard and fast that tall, fast bowlers can cause batsmen a lot of problems, mainly by bowling short (that is, landing the ball further from the batsmen) so that it reaches the batsman around the chest/neck area. Perth in Australia is probably the best example. As a Test match wears on, the pitch is likely to deteriorate. Cracks might start to emerge; if a ball lands on one of these it's likely to behave unpredictably, either by turning sharply, keeping low or unexpectedly high. Moreover, fast bowlers take long run ups when they bowl, and so once they've released the ball, their momentum causes them to follow through onto the pitch, where their spikes (cleats) cause the pitch to rough up in certain areas. If a spin bowler (who will bowl around 55-60 mph and who relies on the ability to cause the ball to bounce and move laterally, rather than sheer pace) can land the ball in these areas, he will likely have a lot of success. Different countries have different types of pitches, typically. England's are softer and more grass-covered at the start of the summer, getting better as the season wears on; the same is true in New Zealand. Pitches in Australia and the West Indies tend to be harder. Those in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka tend to be drier and dustier. And then different pitches within each country can behave differently too! A Test match has only once been abandoned because the pitch was actually dangerous - West Indies v England in 1997. See here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNV8LJX1Pms P.S. The weather can also affect things. Essentially, the hotter and sunnier it is, the easier it tends to be to bat. If it's muggy and overcast, fast bowlers are more likely to be able to move the ball in the air.
Interesting, thanks. We touched on the degradation in the pitch within a match on a listener email episode, when someone asked us what baseball would be like if one team did all its batting before the other team came to the plate. But I wasn't aware that the conditions varied so widely from match to match.


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WASHINGTON/KHARTOUM (Reuters) - The United States ordered non-essential staff to leave its embassies in Tunisia and Sudan on Saturday after both diplomatic posts were attacked and Khartoum rejected a U.S. request to send a platoon of Marines to bolster security at its mission there.
"Given the security situation in Tunis and Khartoum, the U.S. State Department has ordered the departure of all family members and non-emergency personnel from both posts, and issued parallel travel warnings to American citizens," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said in a statement.
The U.S. embassies in Tunis and Khartoum were attacked on Friday by protesters infuriated by a widely disseminated anti-Islamic film, made in the United States, that insults the Prophet Mohammad and has provoked a violent reaction across the Muslim world.
Four people were killed and 46 injured in the assault on the U.S. Embassy in Tunis, according to a hospital official in the city.
In Khartoum, around 5,000 people protesting against the film stormed the German embassy before breaking into the U.S. mission on Friday. They also attacked the British embassy and at least two people were killed in clashes with police, according to state media.
A U.S. official told Reuters on Friday that Washington would send Marines to Sudan to improve security at the embassy, which is located outside Khartoum for security reasons.
But Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Ahmed Karti told the state news agency SUNA, "Sudan is able to protect the diplomatic missions in Khartoum and the state is committed to protecting its guests in the diplomatic corps."
The top security body in the Khartoum region said that "the surveillance and protection of embassy, mission and foreign residential buildings has been stepped up to prevent any dangers," said the state-linked Sudanese Media Center.
Sudanese and U.S. officials said on Saturday that the Marines had already set off for Khartoum but had been called back pending further discussions with Sudan.
The United States had "requested additional security precautions as a result of yesterday's damage to our embassy," said Nuland, the State Department spokeswoman. "We are continuing to monitor the situation closely to ensure we have what we need to protect our people and facility."
A riot police truck was parked in front of the deserted German embassy, which protesters had set on fire. But an Islamic flag raised by the crowd was still flying.
More than 20 police officers were sitting in front of the U.S. embassy.
Sudan has also criticized Germany for allowing a protest last month by right-wing activists carrying caricatures of Mohammad, and for Chancellor Angela Merkel's award in 2010 to a Danish cartoonist who had depicted the prophet, triggering unrest across the Islamic world.
President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has been under pressure from Islamists who feel the government has given up the religious values of his 1989 Islamist coup.
The Sudanese government had called for protests against the film, but peaceful ones. U.S. President Barack Obama's administration said it had nothing to do with the movie, which is little more than an amateurish video clip and appears to have been made in California.
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The Gibson 1956 Les Paul Goldtop Standard Vintage Original Spec model is the next step in Gibson's journey toward perfection. Ted McCarty's Tune-o-Matic bridge (also knows as the ABR-1) started to appear on higher end Gibson guitars as early as 1954. The ABR-1 was added to the Les Paul Model in 1956 and, with individual saddles to adjust each string's length as well as thumbwheels to adjust the overall height of the bridge, represented a quantum leap forward in intonation and a marked improvement in tone and sustain. All VOS model Gibsons are given an aged appearance by enduring unique staining, wet-sanding, and hand-rubbing processes. The result of these methods creates a visually stunning reflection of a well-cared for 40-year-old Gibson. Gibson Custom 1956 Les Paul Goldtop VOS Features
Gibson 1956 Les Paul Goldtop Vintage Original Spec Specifications
Neck and Headstock
Electronics and Strings
All specs are subject to change without notice. Actual color may vary slightly Includes Custom Shop case and certification of authenticity.