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Alan Bond was many things - a high-flying tycoon, corporate crook, family man, art collector and sailing hero.
One of Australia's most controversial identities certainly polarised people and even in death, the 77-year-old has been remembered with a mix of praise and disdain.
Mr Bond died at Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth on Friday having never regained consciousness after open heart surgery on Tuesday to replace a valve and repair two others.
Son John said while many people saw his father as "larger than life", his children would remember him as a family man who tried his best.
"To us, however, he was just Dad - a father who tried his best to be the best dad he could," John said.
He died before first wife Eileen could make it back to Perth from London in time to say goodbye.
"Mum and dad were always soul mates who never broke their connection, even though he could be very infuriating to her," John said.
"She was very sad she did not get back to see him one last time."
The family also paid tribute to Mr Bond's love for his second wife, theatre producer Diana Bliss, who died in 2012.
One of Australia's richest men in the 1980s, Mr Bond became a national hero when he bankrolled Australia II's triumph in the America's Cup in 1983, the first non-American to win the sailing trophy in its 132 year history.
The life and times of the late Alan Bond (1938-2015)
But the former Australian of the Year fell from grace less than a decade later when he declared bankruptcy in 1992.
He was jailed in 1997 for a $1.2 billion fraud involving his takeover of Bell Resources and was stripped of his Order of Australia.
After his release in 2000, he recovered quickly. In 2008, BRW magazine estimated his wealth was $265 million.
Former West Australian premier Brian Burke - who was also jailed - said Mr Bond would be remembered for unbolting the America's Cup from the New York Yacht Club to bring it to Perth.
"We looked at him purely for what he did for the club, for sailing and for the country," Royal Perth Yacht Club general manager Stuart Walton told AAP.
Former prime minister Bob Hawke said Australia was feeling low in the early 1980s and Mr Bond's conquest "lifted the spirits" of the nation.
"You acknowledge the ill that he did, the harm that he caused a lot of people, but on the balance ... he'll always rank remarkably high for the contribution he made to Australia," Mr Hawke said.
Others differ.
"He did a lot of noteworthy things, but ultimately was one of the biggest crooks and thieves Australia has ever produced," shareholder advocate Stephen Mayne said.
"It probably wasn't a great reflection of Australia's political and corporate culture that a bloke of Bond's ethics did manage to get so rich and achieve so much fame when his tactics from the very start were always pretty dubious."
Treasurer Joe Hockey said Mr Bond caused "reputational damage" to Australia.
"Frankly, he left a number of positive legacies but there were a lot of tears along the way," he told Radio 2GB.
Australia II skipper John Bertrand said Bond had no boundaries. "The sky's the limit," he said.
Mr Bond is survived by his children John and Craig Bond, and Jody Fewster.
His 41-year-old daughter Susane died in 2000.

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It's hard to grasp the scope of this place on the first visit. At first it seems like just a bunch of stone piles in the jungle and rice fields.
But after a few days of seeing so many immense stone structures in various states of ruin spread out across a wide area, and to realize this was all done some 1000 to 800 years ago, the size and scope of this place begins to sink in.
It was quite an experience to wander through countless doorways and passages that lead further into the heart of these walled city-temples.
There is something haunting and mysterious in hearing the high pitch squeal of the insects all around after stepping back out into the light from the many interior spaces and chambers, many with strange ancient and current alters.
And there are always figures, and faces staring back at you.
Of course there are many interesting sights along the way from one temple to another, which may be miles away.
And the children are always eager to pose and look at a funny looking photographer.
There so many temple complexes, usually within huge stone walls that sometimes have given way to immense trees that are slowly reclaiming the stone back to the earth.
Any one of the many sites here would be a major historical site anywhere else. The Angkor Wat site itself (just one of many) is considered to be the largest religious structure in the world. Of course with so many temples spread across the landscape, even it can get lost in the forest. And when one tries to imagine how all this was built so long ago, it may just be easier to sit back, have a cold one, and just enjoy the view.


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The Company Eura Mobil has manufactured a partially integrated motorhome Profila RS, which is an extension of the Profila Alcove and Profila T series. What differentiates this model the most is the suspended bed that... isn't visible!
In the case of a traditional model with an alcove above the driver and passenger seats, there is an additional niche, which to say the least doesn't add charm to the vehicle as a whole. Profila T on the other hand has a suspended bed, which actually takes up a lot of the space inside. In this field the Profila RS model seems to be revolutionary.
Lightly and cleverly
Instead of an unsightly alcove, we have here a large window, which looks nice from the outside, while letting in a lot of light. The only thing missing is for the window to be openable.
The area sticking out over the standard roof is aesthetically formed and made with a light material FRP (a type of polyester resin). The same material has been used in building of the walls, and inside the floor an additional thin plywood and styrofoam were used.
What is the most important is the appearance of the suspended bad from the inside. Its largest advantage is the fact that you can't see it. The bed after it is folded makes into an equal surface with the roof line; additionally the light plafond fixed at the bottom enhances the impression that it is just an ordinary ceiling and not the bottom of the bed further.
It's enough to pull on the handle hidden in the ceiling niche, to completely unfold a rather large bedding, at the size of 1, 93 x 1, 40 metres.
We can also be pleasantly surprised after going up. It must be nice to admire the sky visible through the window, but we aren't doomed to counting stars, there are elegant reading lamps and open shelves, which will surely fit a small collection of books and magazines.
Listing the advantages of the model Profila RS, it is necessary to mention the double flooring, which hides two large storage spaces. If this wasn't enough, in the back of the vehicle there is a mini-garage, which can effortlessly fit two bikes.
In two lengths
The Motorhome is available in three versions. Model 660 HB has 6, 99 metres in length, it has a toilet integrated with the shower, a double bed at the back is fixed on the back wall. The kitchen top has a simple layout.
More often recommended would be the 720 QB and 720 EB versions with the length of 7, 4 metres. In these, toilets are separated from showers, and opening the toilet door automatically separates the bedroom-bathroom part from the daily part. The kitchen can be in the shape of letter L, but a spring edition allows for the kitchen in the smooth letter S shape.
The tests of the Profila S model have also shown small defects. For example, the position of the cupboards under the line of the low ceiling causes for the door to open at forehead height for the taller users, which may be very uncomfortable. On the other hand, shorter users may find it difficult to climb the high bed in the back of the motor home. We could also use a better lighting in the shower.
In general though, the vehicle is well lit. A lot of light enters through the windows, additionally the vehicle is equipped with artificial lighting of warm colour.
The users will also surely appreciate 175-litre fridge and a 150-litre reservoir of fresh water. Also, there is a 10-litre boiler. The grey water reservoir can fit 100 litres. In the motor home there is a heated and isolated reservoir of sludge.
In Germany Profila RS costs between 48.380 and 53.880 euros (for the basic versions).


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Henry London is a premium watch brand who blends traditional styling with modern trends. With the aim of expressing the very essence of London through their brand, Henry London have utilised cutting edge technology to create a watch collection that is precise and reliable with high quality designs. Featuring stainless steel cases with a spectrum of coloured dials and straps, Henry London is all about detail, craftsmanship and innate style.


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Podcast: The Young and the Deaf: the relevance to language development in autismPublished July 13, 2017
This week's podcast includes two important studies which examine early influences of language development. First, we are lucky that Dr. Aaron Shield from Miami University joined to explain why studying children who are deaf and have autism, as well as parents of deaf children, are important for understanding language development. He explores how autism is […]
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The CX450M has a $4 off promo code and a $20 rebate on Newegg. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817139146
The CX450M has a $4 off promo code and a $20 rebate on Newegg. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817139146
From a European user: What's Rebate? (I will not buy it, nice price but customs kill me)
Basically you fill out a form (which you download a PDF of or get delivered with the PSU) then send it to the manufacturer. Then if the stars are aligned correctly and all the info is accurate and easily readable on the rebate form, the manufacturer sends you the stated amount of money after one to three months from the date the rebate form reaches them.
Most manufacturers do their best to decline your rebate based on petty qualms regarding the way the form was filled out and sent...
Careful what you wish for... You just might get it.
LOL Like a cashback
Thanks for the info
Some companies have been consistently good about rebates for years (Corsair, EVGA, Cooler Master), but they've always been the outliers.
Those rebates are illegal to use here in Scandinavia because of consumer protection laws, so we have to rely on instant rebates here. They can be just as good (or better, once I got a Silver Power 500W PSU at a 90% instant rebate), but they last a very short time in comparison to MIRs. (from 1 day to perhaps max a week).
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Rig 2: Ryzen 1700X @ 3.9 GHz - Gigabyte X370 Gaming 5 - Corsair LPX 16GB PC3200 RAM - Gigabyte GeForce 1070 - 250GB Samsung EVO 850 SSD - Corsair RM650i - Win10 64
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Codename: Gorilla
Known Relatives: None
Group Affiliation: None
First Appearance: ASH #72
Powers: Big, muscular and hairy. Also able to become "psychically invisible" by both bending light and sending out an "ignore me" psychic signal, but prefers people not know that.
Notes: Not an actual gorilla. Just felt that needed to be pointed out.
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If you watch just one mountain bike video this year make sure it's a Chris Akrigg video. Chris can pick up any bicycle and do things that the laws of physics shouldn't allow. Just watch his Mongoose video Five and you will see just what we mean. Living in a small town in Yorkshire, UK, Chris has found a niche that suits him just fine which is making amazing videos that show off his skills. But he's not all videos, Chris has been known to compete in random events and even winning them like the 2010 Cobble-Wobble and the Redbull Mini Drome event where he actually had to bunny hop over a fallen rider! When off the bike, you'll likely find Chris enjoying a pint or a good cup of tea.
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Staff Software Engineer, Backend - Communities at Tinder
| Greater LA Area
Sorry, this job was removed at 12:24 p.m. (PST) on Wednesday, February 5, 2020
At Tinder, we are passionate about building software to bring our growing global user base one swipe closer to a new adventure! As a Staff Software Engineer on the Communities Team, you will work closely with other backend and mobile engineers in a small but fast growing team environment, applying state of the art technologies to design and develop new interfaces enabling our users to find and interact with one another through content.
In this role, you will:
- Design, develop, and operate resilient distributed services that run on Kubernetes to serve hundreds of millions of users around the world
- Collaborate with other teams to execute our new product vision
- Influence the roadmap and product development of the Tinder App and services
- Recruit, inspire, and develop team members
We're looking for:
- BS/MS in Computer Science or equivalent with 8+ years minimum industrial working experiences
- Excellent knowledge of Computer Science fundamentals, with strong competencies in data structures, algorithms, software design, and coding
- Experience in building resilient, distributed systems handling enormous traffic volumes
- Experience in handling ambiguous business requirements with excellent prioritization, time management abilities, and a focus on execution
- Passion to solve complex problems and make continuous improvements
- Excellent knowledge and experience on a backend language such as Java, Scala, Go, Node.js, etc.
Bonus points if you have:
- Experience with search and recommendation
- Experience with Redis, ElasticSearch, Kafka, Spark, DynamoDB, PostgreSQL, or Flink
- Experience with Agile development methodology and CI/CD
- Experience with Docker, Kubernetes, or AWS
As part of our team, you'll enjoy:
- The hustle of a startup with the impact of a global business
- Tremendous opportunity to solve some of the industry's most exciting problems
- Working with an extraordinary team of smart, creative, fun and highly motivated people
- Comprehensive health coverage, competitive salary, 401(k) match, and meaningful equity
- Unlimited vacation and flexible working hours
- Daily catered lunches, an endless supply of snacks/refreshments, fitness classes, and social events
- Modern and uplifting work environment
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Mother and Child Oil 100ml
Massage and bath oil
Mother and child oil
A very softening oil for the mother's belly during pregnancy and after birth. Strengthens the skin and gives it extra elasticity while helping prevent or lessening stretch marks. Use daily once the belly starts to grow.
The oil is a wonderful massage oil for infant massage or as a bath oil for the baby. Provides the small ones with calm and well being. It can also be used for the baby's scalp to help with dryness
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ROANOKE, Va. – The first Amtrak passenger train to take off out of Roanoke in nearly 40 years has left the Star City.
More than 240 passengers booked a ticket for the 6:19 a.m. trip out of Roanoke. The train will make stops in Lynchburg, Charlottesville, Washington, D.C., New York City and Boston as well as other major cities throughout the Northeast.
While this is a plan that's been years in the making, excitement for passenger rail travel in the Roanoke Valley has been building for even longer.
"I've been waiting for this day since 1995," says David Kingsley, who was the first passenger to the station. "I've been on four trips behind the 611 Steam Locomotive, but I've been waiting for restored passenger service like this for a long time."
Another of the first passengers to arrive at the platform, Benjamin Diamond, traveled from South Carolina for this historic ride. He rode a train from North Charleston to Richmond Monday night and caught a bus into Roanoke. He says it was all worth it to be one of the first people on Tuesday morning's Amtrak train.
"I started making plans about a year ago," says Benjamin. "Then once I figured out when the train was going to start service three months ago, that's when I bought the ticket."
On weekdays, the train will be leaving the Roanoke platform at 6:19 a.m. and returning at 9:55 p.m. every day. On weekends, train service will leave Roanoke at 8:40 a.m. with various arrivals back into town.


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These kittens are caught...having a good time on no show socks. If you give a cat a string, they are going to play with it, and these striped no show socks are just far too tempting.
We brought our sock mastery and creative designs to no show socks that actually stay in place! Our uniquely mismatched and unisex No Shows are available in three sizes—small, medium, & large—and feature:
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Pray for Japan
This is one of the reasons that I am reluctant to move back to Japan even though my family tells me to do that all the time. How many typhoons or natural disasters that have already happened in Japan?
To be honest, I was not afraid of typhoon or even earthquakes as a little girl in Japan. It was part of our daily living But this typhoon, everybody is talking about it, so it must be really bad.
Tokyo; Japan dispatched tens of thousands of troops and rescue workers Sunday after a typhoon unleashed widespread flooding and left at least 42 people dead and 15 missing.
Typhoon haggis, which means "speed" in the Philippines language Tagalo, tore through Tokyo and larne swaths of Japan's main land of Honshu on Saturday, bringing record-breaking rains to many areas. By Sunday, flooding more than 1000 homes in crities, towns and villages. At one point, the government advised nearly 8 million people to evacuate. Many ignored the advised and stayed home, but others headed to shelters. Public broadcaster NHK said some died while trying to make their way to shelters, including a 77 year old woman who fell more than 100 feet to her death during an airlift. NHK reported Monday that 198 people were injured in the storm.


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Date: 14th (Sunday) - 16th (Tuesday)April 2013
What is Essential Oil & Its Benefits
Acupressure & Essential Oils
Meditation with Essential Oils
Raindrop Therapy Demonstration
By Chua Hong Leong & Chua Hong Ling
Raindrop Therapy Demonstration
14th April 2013 (Sunday)
Date: 14th April 2013
Time: 7.00p.m. - 9.00p.m.
Abundance Exchange: RM150*
Free Cash Voucher worth RM30 to be given away for any one of the three In-house Private Sessions: Raindrop Therapy, Crystallized Rainbow Therapy and Reiki Reflexology
Raindrop Therapy is a method of applying Young Living essential oils to the feet, back and spine where 9 different therapeutic grade essential oils are dripped from a height of approximately 6 inches above the back. These are then lightly applied into the back with specialized techniques.
According to some medical studies, various forms of scoliosis and spinal misalignment are caused by latent viruses and bacteria in the spine. Raindrop Therapy assists the body in re-aligning the spinal leveraging on the anti-inflammatory, anti-bacteria and anti-viral properties of these therapeutic grade essential oils.
Raindrop Therapy helps to bring balance and harmony to the body - physically, emotionally and mentally.
Receivers have reported increased energy, improved flexibility and mobility, better sleep, reduced pain, relief from colds/allergies, clearer skin, elevated moods and stress relief!
About Chua Hong Leong
An international holistic teacher and healer with over 30 years of experience, Hong Leong is trained in meditation, QiGong and Acupressure since young. In 2008, he completed 2 diplomas in Australia - Diploma in Remedial Massage and Diploma in Shiatsu and Oriental Therapies.
Combining practical healing skills with a deep knowledge, Hong Leong assists people in the healing of their physical and the subtler bodies of emotion, mind, energy and spirit.
Sensitive to energies, he transforms the duality of Yin and Yang into Oneness through the framework of the 5 Elements. He adopts a systematic approach on the Multi-Dimensional Body: Cleanse, Purify, Release, Align, Attune, Activate, Awaken, Integrate, Mastery.
With 15 years of Management Consultant experience with the top consulting companies, Hong combines technical expertise with practical solutions for his clients.
Hong Leong is especially inspired by the words of Mahatma Gandhi - "Be the change you want to see in the world"
About Chua Hong Ling
Hong Ling works with a kind and compassionate heart. She believes in empowering people with wellness, vitality and knowledge to create the transformations in their lives.
Born as a gifted channeler and energetic therapist, she delivers pertinent readings and energy healings to those seeking clarity in their life purposes, issues with work or career, health ailments, emotional and mental issues on relationships.
She left her full-time corporate role as a non-practicing Certified Public Accountant in 2010 to be of service. Her specialties include energy healing and amplifying the healing effects of various modalities such as acupressure and raindrop technique with the use of therapeutic grade essential oils.


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CAPE TOWN – A win is a win, but the Stormers were unable to secure a bonus-point victory in beating the Sunwolves 31-18 at Newlands on Saturday night.
The Cape side did manage to leapfrog the Sharks, who will face the Jaguares in a crucial encounter at 9.40pm SA time in Buenos Aires tonight, in the South African conference.
Robbie Fleck's team are now on 34 points, but a bonus-point win would've seen them go above the Lions on 35, who had lost to the Hurricanes earlier in the day.
But they are back in the playoff race on the overall log, as they go past the Rebels on points difference into seventh position as one of the wildcards.
Fleck, though, will be disappointed that his team couldn't lead the Sunwolves by three tries on a cool but clear evening at Newlands.
It took a while for the Stormers to get going as well, as Hayden Parker put the visitors up 3-0 with an 11th-minute penalty.
The home pack of forwards eventually found their range, which saw hooker Bongi Mbonambi rumble over from a lineout maul on the quarter-hour mark.
But a number of handling errors and wrong options saw the Stormers battle to find their rhythm going on attack.
They needed a Dan Kriel intercept to set up their next try, with the centre making the initial break, before wing Craig Barry showed enough pace to reach the whitewash in the 28th minute.
It didn't help the Stormers either when scrumhalf Herschel Jantjies went off injured after the half-hour mark, which saw Jano Vermaak come on.
Parker reduced the deficit to 14-6 with another three-pointer.
Hard-working No 8 Jaco Coetzee then got things rolling again for the Stormers after halftime, when he did well to hold off the last Sunwolves defender to score.
At 21-6, the Capetonians were well set for a convincing victory, but one of the fastest men in Super Rugby, Semisi Masiwera, just had to make his customary impact on the game.
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Almost from nowhere, the Sunwolves fullback surged through the middle to dot down and bring his team back into the game at 21-13 with just over 20 minutes to go.
That led to the Stormers opting for three points instead of kicking a penalty into touch for a lineout, with Josh Stander slotting the kick.
With 10 minutes to go, Coetzee put the bonus point back on the table with another good effort from a maul and a comfortable 31-13 lead.
But that man Masirewa had the final say, hurtling away down the right with four minutes left to deny the Stormers a vital bonus point.
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Stormers 31 – Tries: Bongi Mbonambi, Craig Barry, Jaco Coetzee (2). Conversions: Jean-Luc du Plessis (3), Josh Stander (1). Penalty: Stander (1).
Sunwolves 18 – Tries: Semisi Masirewa (2). Conversion: Hayden Parker (1). Penalties: Parker (2).
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Dianne Feinstein
You don't drop out, you take defeat after defeat after defeat, but you keep going. – Dianne Feinstein
Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) started her rise to badassery in extremely tragic circumstances: going from the San Francisco board of supervisors (and the first female chair), to being appointed mayor following the double-assassination of Mayor George Moscone and Harvey Milk.
Since then, it's been a flurry of other firsts: the first woman to sit on the Judiciary committee, the first female chairwoman of the Rules Committee, first woman to co-chair the inaugural committee, and the first female chair of the Senate intelligence committee. She was instrumental in the assault weapons ban of 1994 and is currently fighting to revive the ban since its lapse.
In December of 2012, she fought against both the C.I.A. and a Barack Obama White House to share a summary report of post-9/11 used torture techniques to the public, and is still fighting to get the whole report (7,000+ pages) released.


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Dear Friends
of TwinRock,
Welcome to the Third Issue of the TwinRock Quarterly Newsletter. First and foremost, we would like to offer our thanks for your continuing loyalty, support and trust.
The Fourth Quarter of 2014 has been both productive and exciting for TwinRock. Our funds continue to perform and we were able to acquire another multifamily property in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
In the previous quarter, we heard favorable news regarding our HOA Foreclosure strategy as the Nevada Supreme Court came out with a positive ruling regarding extinguishment of a mortgage by an HOA Foreclosure sale. We continue to monitor the legal landscape as it unfolds.
Our upcoming investment pipeline continues to reflect our confidence in the growth prospects of selected markets in the Western and Midwest Region as we continue to target B & C class properties in Nevada, Oklahoma and other parts of the country. We are confident in the investment outlook of our target acquisitions as Freddie Mac alone underwrote $21.2 billion of debt on apartment buildings in the second half of 2014, triple the total in the first six months, almost surpassing the larger Fannie Mae last year to become the biggest provider of U.S. apartment financing. David Brickman, head of multifamily operations for Freddie Mac, recently said "Nobody is building Class B properties." "Vacancies continue to be very low." This goes to the core of our belief that outside the top tier apartments in the most demand markets, there is still upside in the properties we look to acquire.


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(DETROIT, March 21, 2016) – In a city with roughly three thousand churches – one every few blocks in some parts of town – too many of Detroit's inhabitants are lost, says one prominent religious leader.
Since 1978, Bishop Andrew Merritt, founder of Straight Gate International Church, has been building a following for Christ in the city he was born in. He's been reaching across cultures, races, generations and religious denominations. He says that it is only by joining forces that believers can offer real hope.
"We cannot become so focused on building our own congregations, investing in our own enclaves that we forget to reach beyond ourselves to the community as a whole," Bishop Merritt said. "The enemy wants there to be divisions. Each time we allow color, culture or creed to divide us, evil wins. We are all children of God – if we are of one accord, our faith can change this city, this region, this nation, this world."
The City of Detroit has been ready for a renaissance for some time, Bishop Merritt said. There are two streams to that renaissance – a political one that affects physical change and a spiritual stream that changes lives, he said. As its moral leaders, the clergy must pull together to propel the city and region forward, Bishop Merritt said. Ministers have unique influence in their individual communities, by banding together, that influence can cover the region, neighborhood by neighborhood, he said.
"If we unite, we can feed and clothe more of the poor, comfort more of the sick and dying, bring more people into the body of Christ, and show the world the love of true Christians," said Bishop Merritt, whose ministry also assists the community through job fairs, financial planning workshops and health fairs.
To inspire more people with the Word of God, Bishop Merritt is hosting the ninth-annual 7 Days of Faith from April 10-16 at Straight Gate International Church, 10100 Grand River in Detroit. It is a week-long celebration that welcomes all people seeking Christ. This year's theme is Forces of Faith. The focus of the 7-day event is love, prayer, praise and forgiveness, he said.
The list of inspirational religious leaders participating is long and diverse. It includes local luminary Bishop Marvin L. Winans, founder of Perfecting Church; the Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, called the leader of the Hispanic Evangelical Movement by CNN and nominated as one of Time Magazine's 100 most influential leaders in the world; Bishop Tudor Bismark, "the apostolic voice to the nations", who will be traveling to Detroit from his home in the African nation of Zimbabwe; and Dr. Bill Winston – founder and pastor of the 19,000 member Living Word Christian Center, located in Forest Park, Illinois and Tuskegee Christian Center in Tuskegee, Alabama. A half dozen area ministers also will participate, including Pastor Dominic Russo, the Senior Pastor of Oakland Church; Pastor Bradley T. Trask, the senior pastor of Brighton Assembly of God in Brighton; Pastor Anthony S. Ramsey, founder and Pastor of Kingdom Living Church in Grand Blanc; Pastor Nehru Shumake, founder of Live Again Outreach Church in Lansing; Pastors Jonathan and David Merritt of Straight Gate International Church; and Sister Barbara M. Littles, a business attorney, masterful leadership coach, speaker, and founding member of The John Maxwell Team whose passion is to add value to both for profit and non-profit corporations.
"We've made a genuine effort to cross cultures and borders with our guests," Bishop Merritt said, noting that his outreach team has been working with religious leaders throughout the region, including more than a dozen leaders of Hispanic churches. "We have African ministers, African-American ministers, Hispanic ministers and white ministers of various denominations, all representing a coalition for Christ."
This concept didn't just come to him.
For decades Bishop Merritt's ministry has hosted events to draw the faithful to Christ and to make the Gospel accessible to all people. In the 90s, he hosted Holy Convocation Week and Street Jam for years. From 2004-10, he hosted the international conference One in Worship, which was broadcast around the globe and filled Ford Field with tens of thousands of faithful of every denomination. And for the past nine years, Bishop Merritt has hosted 7 Days of Faith, bringing in religious leaders from around the country and globe to inspire Metro Detroiters in their quest to find answers and hope.
This year's Forces of Faith theme visually plays off movie super heroes – the "Avengers", Star Wars", "Batman v Superman" – but is intended to underscore that Faith is center of everything, that "without God we are powerless, everything else is a fiction. It is about the supernatural power of faith," said Pastor Jonathan Merritt, eldest son of Bishop and Pastor Viveca Merritt. "With Him, through faith, miracles can happen, we can change the world."
Vivid graphics on 7 Days of Faith promotional fliers show electrical energy shooting from the images of the conference speakers. The intention is to show God's inspiration working through his ministers, not to show the power of men, Pastor Jonathan Merritt said. "As ministers we are God's instruments. The power rests in Him.
"We had a little fun playing off of the whole Avengers-Star Wars themes," he said, noting that the conference coincides closely with the release of the new super hero movie – Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which adds to the intrigue. "The purpose of promotional materials is to capture your imagination. We think these do."
Engaging young audiences is as important as reaching across cultural and denominational lines, he said. For those who purchase CDs or DVDs from 7 Days of Faith, there will even be Forces of Faith lunchboxes.


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'Urban Geometry' by Andrés Gallardo Albajar. 128pp, hardback with cloth-covered spine, white & gold foiled, 222 x 157 mm.
Spanish photographer Andrés Gallardo Albajar has travelled the globe to capture the mesmerising silhouettes, colourful juxtapositions and angular forms of the world's most exciting buildings. Symmetry, line, shadow and colour: these photographs, taken in 20 cities across the world, provide an immersive visual tour of contemporary architecture. From Bilbao to Beijing, Stockholm to Seoul, journey through the urban geometry that forms the spatial soundtrack to our lives.
With an introduction by Rachel Segal Hamilton.
Andrés Gallardo Albajar is a freelance photographer from Spain. For years Andrés has been documenting the architecture and urban life of numerous European and Asian cities, and his work has been featured in many publications and exhibitions.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
'An Opinionated Guide to Independent London'. Text by Imogen Lepere. Photography by Lesley Lau, 160pp, paperback, 162 x 112mm. Contains 54 locations, an introduction, a map and top recommendations.
In an age of behemoth brands, visiting local independent shops has never been more rewarding – or important. London has an army of small owner-run indies and we've picked the very best. From artisan delis to stationery hubs, these shops are champions of friendly service and expert knowledge. Go out, support and enjoy. The book includes 54 shops and is packed with original photography, insider tips and interviews with the owners.
Words by Imogen Lepere,
Photography by Lesley Lau
This is the first edition.
'Portrait of Britain Vol 3', 336pp, hardback, cloth spine, uncoated paper, 199mm x 151mm. Cover image by Brunel Johnson.
Portrait of Britain Bundle: Vol 2 and Vol 3 (save 25%) available here.
In collaboration with 1854 Media/British Journal of Photography
Introduced by David Olusoga
The Black Lives Matter movement and Covid-19 have brought a tidal wave of change to Britain. These 200 portraits and accompanying stories, full of hope and humanity, capture the individuals that make up the country's collective resilience.
'This collection of photographs is a reminder of what we have been missing and of the power of looking into the faces of those with whom we share our nation.' - David Olusoga, from the introduction
This is the first edition.
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'In Your Face', 128pp, cloth spine, 222mm x 160mm. Photography by Paul Trevor.
Paul Trevor's extreme close-ups, made spontaneously on the streets of east London, capture Britain's perennial social divide. They contrast the people in The City with those in the nearby market of Brick Lane. Shot during Thatcher's reign, the imagery is as fresh and relevant today as it was then.
'This series is a new twist on the street photo, but totally unlike anything I have seen before or since.' – Martin Parr
This is the first edition.
'Paris, China' by François Prost. 88pp, paperback, 162mm x 127mm.
Tianducheng is a small suburb in China modelled on Paris — it even has a replica Eiffel Tower. These photographs of near-identical landmarks in both places beg the question: is imitation really the highest form of flattery?
François Prost is a Parisian photographer, graphic designer and art director. When he's not working for editorial or commercial clients he spends his time on personal photography projects, documenting façades of local French nightclubs, machine gun shops in the US and Chinese scooters. In 2020 he started photographing the similarities between the real Venice and replicas in Las Vegas and Hangzhou, China.
This is a first edition.
Publication date: 17 September. Copies will be dispatched a week prior.
'The Botanical City: A busy person's guide to the wondrous plants to find, eat and grow in the city'. Written by Hélèna Dove and Harry Adès. 176pp, hardback, 283mm x 184mm.
Illustrated with the most exquisite 18th-century artworks, The Botanical City reveals the hidden secrets of plants and flowers growing on your doorstep. Discover the wonder of urban weeds and wildflowers, their healing powers and poisons, the ancient wisdom and folklore, and get practical ideas for cooking and craft, plus expert tips on how to grow and harvest them yourself.
Hélèna Dove manages the Kitchen Garden at The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Cultivating everything from the allotment staples to more unusual edibles, she is a strong believer in using what grows around us to benefit our daily lives.
Harry Adès is the author of An Opinionated Guide to London Green Spaces and A Field Guide to East London Wildlife, and many other titles besides. His two children are far more talented gardeners than he is, and his cats eat the flowers off his only rose bush.
This is the first edition.
'Portrait of Humanity Vol 2', 320pp, cloth spine, 151mm x 199mm.
In collaboration with 1854 Media.
With an introduction by Gemma Padley.
This is the first edition.
'Trivial Pursuits' by Orlando Gili. 112pp, hardback with cloth spine, coated fine art paper, 222mm x 157mm.
Come rain or shine, the English are serious about having fun. Orlando Gili's photographs of people engaged in apparently trivial pursuits - whether cheese rolling, pram racing or partying in the street - are in fact a tender portrait of a nation in pursuit of happiness.
With an introduction by Lucy Davies.
Orlando Gili is a London-based documentary and portrait photographer whose work has featured in The Financial Times, The Sunday Times and Vice, among other international publications and advertising agencies. In between editorial and commercial assignments Gili pursues documentary projects, with a focus on leisure, community and identity.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
'Hotel Carpets' by Bill Young. 128pp, paperback with French flaps, fine art paper, 162mm x 127mm.
Bill Young is a US pilot.
Bill Young has stayed in a lot of hotels.
Bill Young likes carpets.
Now you can share his joy.
From Austin to Amsterdam, Lille to Las Vegas, this book shares the mesmerising, bizarre (and sometimes questionable) carpets found in hotel lobbies all over the world. Bill Young, a US pilot, finds himself in a lot of cities often with camera, time and carpet to hand. His photos are enjoyed by his 400,000 followers on Instagram and now an edit of the most striking designs appear in this playful paperback alongside Bill's irreverent commentary.
Bill Young is a US pilot from Dallas, Texas.
This is the first edition.
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'Butlin's Holiday Camp', 128pp, cloth spine, 156mm x 196mm. Photography and text by Barry Lewis. With an introduction by the phootgrapher.
Book 8 in the series 'Vintage Britain'
With its 'glamorous grandmother' competitions and endless entertainment, Butlin's in the 80s was the ultimate British package holiday. Barry Lewis' glorious photographs, taken during a particularly wet summer at Skegness, capture a defiant national spirit at a time when Billy Butlin's original vision of 'fun for all the family' was under threat from cheap foreign travel and the faltering English weather.
Barry Lewis is an award-winning photographer and filmmaker whose work has appeared in many international publications including The Sunday Times and Life magazine. Barry worked at Butlin's in the 60s after leaving school, returned to the Skegness camp in 1982 on a photography assignment to undertake this project. We published Barry's previous book, Miami Beach 1988-1995, in 2019.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
This is the first edition
'Sunday Best: A celebration of diversity' by Katie Waggett, 176pp, hardback, 151mm x 199mm.
In the wake of a terror attack and determined not to let the voices of separatism win out, photographer Katie Waggett embarked on an intimate survey of London's many religions. Her portraits of individuals in their most colourful religious outfits are accompanied by personal quotes, as well interiors from the places of worship. Sunday Best is a feast of colour and a love letter to a city that so depends on diversity for its survival.
'As we tend to get caught up in the current climate of fear and hostility, Sunday Best reminds us to stop and think, to look beyond the surface and to challenge what we think we know about others.' – Jilke Golbach, from the introduction
Katie Waggett is an award-winning documentary photographer based in London. Her work has been exhibited internationally.
This is the first edition.
'An Opinionated Guide to London Green Spaces'. Text by Harry Adès. Photography by Marco Kesseler, 160pp, paperback, 162 x 112mm. Includes 50 locations, an introduction, walks and maps.
London is the greatest green city on Earth. Half its area is green spaces, including 3,000 parks. Luckily, you don't need to know them all. Only these 50. Whether you want walks, beauty, views or picnics, this unashamedly opinionated guide tells you exactly where to go for London's ultimate green escapes.
London born, bred and buttered, Harry Adès spent his childhood larking around parks and his teenage years loitering in them. Much of his adulthood has been spent watching his children lark around and loiter in parks. He has written at least 10 other books and likes nothing better than a picnic in the long grass.
Marco Kesseler is a London-based photographer whose work is rooted in people and nature. When he's not taking pictures for the likes of FT Magazine, The New York Times and TIME, Marco is often cycling around Britain, exploring urban and rural green spaces.
This is the first edition.
'The Urban Forager: Find and Cook Wild Food in the City'. Text by Wross Lawrence. Photography by Marco Kesseler, 192pp, hardback, 156mm x 109mm.
Hawthorn berry ketchup, cherry blossom shortbread, nettle ravioli, elderflower fritters, cowslip summer rolls... these are just some of the tasty and surprising dishes you can make from wild food found in your city. With expert advice from professional forager Wross Lawrence alongside elegant photography, this pocket-sized hardback explains how to identify 32 easy-to-find plants in the city and cook up a wild feast.
We were all foragers before the invention of the supermarket. And our cities, despite appearing grey, are in fact wildly green. Whether in parks, along canals or on your own street, there is an abundance of delicious food hiding in plain sight. Reconnect with nature and enjoy making these surprisingly easy recipes.
Includes original photography and illustrations, 32 vegetarian recipes and top tips for urban foraging. The information in the book can be applied to cities within the North Temperate Zone.
Wross Lawrence is a professional forager with over 10 years' experience, supplying wild food to royalty, Michelin-starred restaurants, veg box delivery companies, department stores, breweries and more.
Marco Kesseler is a London-based photographer whose clients include FT Magazine, The New York Times and TIME.
This is the first edition.
'The Silence of Dogs in Cars', 96pp, cloth spine, 156mm x 196mm. Photography by Martin Usborne. With an introduction by Lucy Davies.
Once left in a car, for a short while as a young kid, Martin remembers the feeling that no-one might come back. Around about the same time he identified and fell in love with dogs - they were also silent, just as he felt in the car. A few decades later the two memories fused into this strangely melancholic but also subtly humorous project.
These cinematic photographs of dogs in cars, taken mostly at night, reveal an emotional honesty that only animals can express. Behind the dogs' eyes are feelings that humans so often avoid: the fear of being alone, the uncertainty
of the unknown, but also a certain hope that can be found in silence.
This work previously appeared in a large format book published by Kehrer Verlag.
Martin Usborne is a photographer based in London and also co-founder of Hoxton Mini Press.
This is the first edition
A perfect notebook in which to risk imperfection
We believe that to do something well you have to risk doing something badly. Creativity is about mistakes, editing, exploring and trying again. It's definitely not about being perfect. That's why we've worked for three years, with multiple failed attempts, to make the very best notebook we can... so that you can let loose. Be yourself.
Key details:
-200mm x 140mm (slightly smaller than A5)
-Opens extra flat – to broaden your thinking
-100GSM 160pp acid-free FSC ivory paper – to soak up juicy ideas
-Super-durable cloth binding – to withstand the harshest mistakes
-Comes in two colours: RED (warm grey endpapers) or GREY (pastel pink endpapers)
-Plain or ruled pages
-Includes a pull-out insert featuring inspiring quotes from great thinkers
-Foil-stamped fox logo and ribbon marker
'Have no fear of perfection – you'll never reach it.' – Salvador Dalí
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'Hackney Archive: Work and Life 1971-1985', 120pp, cloth spine, 156mm x 196mm. Photography and text by Neil Martinson.
Book 7 in the series 'Vintage Britain'
East London in the 70s was raw and vivid: bombed-out houses, kids playing in the streets, factories abuzz with workers. These images take us on a journey through workshops, street markets and council homes to capture a time and place before technology and gentrification changed local lives forever.
Neil Martinson started taking photographs while still at school in Hackney. It satisfied his sense of curiosity and he hoped it would change the world. He has worked as a freelance photographer and taught photography. He remains curious, is still trying to change the world and spends a lot of time in the mountains.
This is the first edition
'East London Homes'. Styling and text by Sarah Bagner. Photography by Jon Aaron Green, 272pp, hardback, 255 x 196mm.
East London is a playground of possibility. In a neighbourhood where tradition and experimentation collide there is no such thing as a typical home. This book, by stylist and author Sarah Bagner and photographer Jon Aaron Green, is a celebration of diverse creative expression, a journey through the compelling interiors of architects, florists, film makers, upholsterers and many more who don't play by any rules other than their own.
This book is the same size and format as our East London Food book. It features 29 homes with accompanying text by Sarah Bagner and introductory texts by acclaimed art historian Charles Saumarez Smith and SCP founder Sheridan Coakley.
Sarah Bagner is an interior and still life stylist and art director. Her debut interiors book, 'Wonder Walls, Supermarket Sarah's Guide to Display', was published by CICO Books in 2012 and has been translated into three languages.
Jon Aaron Green is an interior, still life and portrait photographer. He works with clients ranging from small startups to worldwide brands.
This is the first edition
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'London Underground 1970-1980', 128pp, cloth spine, 156mm x 196mm. Photography by Mike Goldwater
Book 6 in the series 'Vintage Britain'
Back in the 1970s, when it was still acceptable to talk, kiss and even smoke on the London Underground, Mike Goldwater spent years documenting chance moments of intimacy and humour across this iconic network of tunnels that live beneath the capital.
Mike Goldwater picked up a camera as a boy and has rarely been without one since. His London Underground pictures were his first project. A professional photographer all his life, he was a founder member of Network Photographers and carried out assignments worldwide. He now travels for free on the Underground.
This is the first edition, second printing
'An Opinionated Guide to Vegan London'. Text by Sara Kiyo Popowa. Photography by Sam A. Harris, 160pp, paperback, 162 x 112mm. Contains 53 locations, an introduction, a map and top recommendations.
If you're reading this, you don't need us to tell you that vegan food is a good thing. Or that London is a world capital for it. Or that it can taste amazing and isn't all green or brown. What you need is a pithy, opinionated guide to the best, most stylish eateries for vegan deliciousness. Well… here it is.
The brilliant places in this guide will tempt even those more traditional foodies with original food pairings and stylish, fresh interiors. Created with the expert insight of blogger Sara Kiyo Popowa and original photography from Sam A. Harris, this is a pithy, unashamedly opinionated guide to the very best vegan or vegan-friendly eateries in all of London: from junk food to fine dining, superfood bowls to sweet treats. It's a must for anyone that cares about the planet as much as their taste buds.
Words by Sara Kiyo Popowa, a London-based artist, recipe developer and photographer. Known as Shiso Delicious on Instagram, she is a keen advocate of plant-based food and a low-waste lifestyle.
Photography by Sam A. Harris, a travel and food photographer who lives in east London.
This is the first edition.
'An Opinionated Guide to London Architecture'. Text by Sujata Burman and Rosa Bertoli. Photography by Taran Wilkhu, 176pp, paperback, 162 x 112mm.
This is a short, opinionated guide to the most exciting, arresting buildings in the capital. Packed full of original photography, we tell you what you should visit and why, whether Classical, Contemporary, Modernist, Brutalist or beyond. If it's great, it's in here.
Created with the expert insight of writers Sujata Burman and Rosa Bertoli and photography by Taran Wilkhu, this pocket-sized companion features 54 must-see buildings in the capital. We are not wedded to a particular architectural style, or worried about which buildings are cool, or if some are too touristic. But we do live in and love London and are fanatical about design and culture. These are simply the absolute best buildings, in our opinion.
Includes a foreword by Open House director Rory Olcayto, an architectural glossary and three guided walks with maps.
Words by Sujata Burman and Rosa Bertoli. Sujata is an Online Design Editor at Wallpaper*, born and based in London. Rosa is a Design Editor at Wallpaper*, born in Udine, Italy and now based in London.
Photography by Taran Wilkhu. Taran is a professional photographer who lives in south London in a timber-frame house designed by architect Walter Segal.
This is the first edition.
'Invisible Jumpers', 88pp, cloth spine, 196mm x 156mm. Photography by Joseph Ford. Knitting by Nina Dodd.
Book and limited print special available here
The intricate jumpers in this book - worn by humans, dogs and bananas alike - blend seamlessly into their surroundings thanks to more than 1,000 hours of knitting and endless hours lining up the camera for the perfect shot.
'I love this kind of attention to the absurd. Right up my street.'- Fatboy Slim
With an introduction by Laura Noble
This book began as a photography and knitting project called Knitted Camouflage.
'An Opinionated Guide to East London' (Second edition). Text by Sonya Barber. Photography by Charlotte Schreiber, 144pp, paperback, blue foil, 161 x 112mm.
This is the second edition of our unashamedly biased, deeply opinionated guide to our local area. With over 20 new suggestions of where to eat, sleep, shop and drink (and some places taken out) this pocket-sized companion is the ultimate guide to the everchanging face of East London, filled with beautiful photography, pithy reviews and a neighbourhood map showing where each place of the 66 places is located. It's a must for East London locals and first-time vistors alike.
Please note: this is an updated edition of our previous yellow guide book. It features over 20 new places but the majority of the content is the same.
Words by Sonya Barber. Sonya is former news and events editor at Time Out London. She is a born and bred London and is always scouting out the newest, most exciting places and things to do in her home city. Sonya also wrote the previous edition of this book.
Photography by Charlotte Schreiber. Charlotte is a German fashion and editorial photographer. This is the third Hoxton Mini Press book she has worked on – in 2015 she photographed 'Makers of East London' and also shot the last edition of this guide book.
This is the second edition.
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'Once Upon a Time in Brick Lane', 144pp, cloth spine, 197mm x 256mm. Photography by Paul Trevor. Afterword by Alan Gilbey.
Paul Trevor, one of the great unsung heroes of British documentary photography, spent many years during the 70s and 80s capturing life on Brick Lane, London's most iconic East End street. Published here for the very first time, these images, full of humour, grit, love and surprise, capture a vibrant time before the area went through dramatic social change.
Paul Trevor began to make pictures in his Brick Lane neighbourhood after abandoning his job as an accountant and deciding to become a photographer at the age of 25. His photographs have been exhibited internationally since the 1970s and are in public and private collections worldwide.
This is the first edition.
'Launderama: London's Launderettes', 144pp, cloth spine, 156mm x 178mm. Photography by Joshua Blackburn.
Book + limited print special bundles available here
Photographer Joshua Blackburn has visited all 462* launderettes in London. The resulting pictures are not just a portrait of a much-loved institution but of a city itself: full of life, colour, faded nostalgia and a whole load of dirty laundry.
*Please note: the book features a selection of images from Joshua's collection, not all 462 launderettes. That would be a very fat book...
Joshua Blackburn is a London-based photographer, print maker and co-founder of The Artful Project gallery. In his previous life, he ran a graphic design agency for 14 years. Joshua runs the popular Instagram account: @coinop_london.
With an introduction by the photographer
This is the first edition
Book design by Friederike Huber and Hoxton Mini Press
'Portrait of Britain Vol 2', 336pp, hardback, cloth spine, uncoated paper, 199mm x 151mm.
In collaboration with British Journal of Photography
Introduced by Ekow Eshun
A new volume featuring 200 of the most compelling portraits taken in Britain during this time of national soul-searching. The photos are accompanied by wonderful quotes from the photographers.
'The portraits in this book show a country unscripted, revealed page by page in all its joy. its sorrows and anxieties, its accidental beauty... There's no mystery to being British. You just have to be yourself.' - Ekow Eshun, from the introduction
Book 9 from the series 'Tales from the City'
'Urban Gypsies'. Photography by Paul Wenham-Clarke. Introduction by Rachel Segal Hamilton, 96pp, hardback, cloth back and spine, 222mm x 157mm.
This book is also available to buy as a Collector's Edition here.
Enter the private world of a group of Travellers living beneath the Westway, London's vast elevated highway connecting suburbia to the city. Part of a unique culture so often stigmatised in the media, this close-knit community is under increasing pressure to move on and risk losing their identity for good. Here is their story.
Paul's documentary photographs are accompanied by text detailing his experience including how he gained access to this otherwise closed group.
Paul Wenham-Clarke is an Association of Photographers Gold Award winner and a Professor of Photography at Arts University Bournemouth where he is the MA Photography course leader. His work is the result of a desire to communicate social and environmental issues that he feels passionately about, whether it is the loss of human and animal life on our roads, the plight of our homeless, or, as in this book, a community fighting to protect its cultural identity.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Friederike Huber
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Book 8 from the series 'Tales from the City'
'London's Square Mile: A Secret City'. Photography by Polly Braden. Text by David Kynaston, 128pp, hardback, cloth back and spine, 222mm x 157mm.
This book is also available to buy as a Collector's Edition here.
Millions pass through the square mile, also known as the City of London, yet few are aware of its true significance. These photographs of people surrounded by the City's imposing architecture, combined with texts from an acclaimed historian, begin to decode one of the most cryptic and fascinating parts of the capital.
Polly Braden is a documentary photographer whose work examines the relationship between people and the environment in which they find themselves. Capturing the small, often unconscious gestures of her subjects, Polly enjoys long-term collaborations that lend her photographs a unique, quiet intimacy. This is her fifth photography book.
David Kynaston has been a professional historian for over 40 years and written over 20 books including the widely acclaimed four-volume 'The City of London (1994-2001)'.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Lorenz Klingebiel
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Book 7 from the series 'Tales from the City'
'Berlin Nights', 128pp, cloth spine, 222mm x 157mm.
Christian Reister's intense, evocative photographs capture the hedonism of Berlin's nightlife. With compact 35mm camera and monochrome vision, Christian Reister exposes the underground clubs, wild energy and random encounters of a unique city that comes truly alive after dark.
With an introduction by Tom Seymour.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
Book 6 from the series 'Tales from the City'
'Botanical' by Samuel Zeller. 144pp, hardback with cloth-covered back case and spine, white & gold foiled, 222 x 157 mm.
This book is also available to buy as a Collector's Edition here.
As featured in AnOther Magazine and Creative Boom
From Paris to Prague, from Glasgow to Geneva, photographer Samuel Zeller captures the strange beauty of exotic plants seen through the dappled glass of greenhouses. These images reveal a rare serenity found in the heart of each city.
With an introduction by Rachel Segal Hamilton.
Samuel Zeller is a freelance fine art photographer based in Geneva, Switzerland. His work reflects a lifelong love of art, influenced by his parents, both artists, and his previous career in graphic and interior design. He now pursues personal projects as well as commercial photography.
This is the first edition, second printing.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
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Book 5 from the series 'Tales from the City'
'New York Waterways' by Susannah Ray. 120pp, hardcover with cloth-covered back case and spine, white & gold foiled, 222 x 157 mm.
Comes with an 8-page booklet featuring Walt Whitman's poem 'Crossing Brooklyn Ferry'.
As featured on It's Nice That and Huck Magazine.
This book is also available to buy as a Collector's Edition here.
This is book 5 from a series dedicated to the best urban photography from around the world. The books are similar to our East London series but 20% bigger with cloth wrapped around the back. Even better!
New York City is defined by water, yet many of its shorelines are largely unknown. These lyrical photographs, inspired by a Walt Whitman poem, take us on a seasonal journey past sheltered bays, under great bridges and over deep rivers to give us a moving perspective on a megacity we thought we knew so well.
Susannah Ray lives in the Rockaways, a small peninsula on the edge of New York City bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, Jamaica Bay, and JFK International Airport. This intersection of city and water is at the heart of her work. Susannah studied photography at Princeton University and the School of Visual Arts MFA Program in Photography and Related Media, and is an Associate Professor of Photography at Hofstra University.
This is the first edition.
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Book 4 from the series 'Tales from the City'
'Urban Dirt Bikers' by Spencer Murphy. 128pp, hardcover with cloth-covered back case and spine, white & gold foiled, 222 x 157 mm
As featured on Vogue Italia, The British Journal of Photography, The Guardian and I-D.
This book is also available to buy as a Collector's Edition here.
This is book 4 from a series dedicated to the best urban photography from around the world. The books are similar to our grey-spined series but 20% bigger with cloth wrapped around the back. Even better!
Whatever their ride – dirt bikes, quads, mopeds – tearing up tarmac and pulling stunts on industrial estates or city streets is self-expression. In the face of the law and a hostile public, they are united by a passion and a way of life that few outsiders appreciate. Acclaimed photographer Spencer Murphy lifts the lid on London's most misunderstood subculture, capturing the style and attitude of a movement that is life or death for its followers.
Spencer Murphy is a fine art and commercial photographer based in London. Best known for his portrait photography, in 2013 he won the National Portrait Gallery's Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize, his work having been selected for the exhibition six times beforehand. Spencer's personal work is often concerned with the notion of the outsider; those who live an alternative, rebel lifestyle away from – or in spite of – our preconceptions of what is deemed to be normal.
This is the first edition.
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Book 3 from the series 'Tales from the City'
'London Youth' by Julian Mährlein. 128pp, hardcover with cloth-covered back case and spine, white & gold foiled, 222 x 157 mm
As featured on Creative Review, BBC News and Huck Magazine.
This book is also available to buy as a Collector's Edition here.
This is book 3 from a series dedicated to the best urban photography from around the world. The books are similar to our grey-spined series but 20% bigger with cloth wrapped around the back. Even better!
After the London 2011 riots, young photographer Julian Mährlein set out to capture the faces and voices of inner-city teenagers. The resulting portraits, shot on the streets with natural light, reveal the surprisingly tender side of a generation so often misrepresented and which faces a world in profound flux.
Always looking for new ways to represent current social and political issues, Julian Mährlein's work navigates between social documentary and portraiture. Julian grew up in Germany but completed his studies in London, receiving his BA in Photography from London College of Communication and his MA in Art & Politics from Goldsmiths. His images have been shown in the British Journal of Photography, Dazed Digital, AnOther Magazine and on the BBC as well as many other places.
This is the first edition.
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'Funland', 128pp, cloth spine and back cover, 237mm x 285mm.
**This book is also available in a special book + limited edition print bundle. Click here to see it.**
From Blackpool to Brighton, and Barry Island to Brightlingsea, these richly-detailed photographs capture the candyfloss colours and faded nostalgia of a seaside culture that is peculiarly (yet wonderfully) British.
Rob Ball has been a photographer for over 20 years. He spent time working as a news, sport and crime scene photographer before shifting to long-form personal projects while lecturing at Canterbury Christ Church University. Rob has exhibited his work internationally and continues to work on projects and commissions while lecturing.
Book design by Friederike Huber and Hoxton Mini Press
'The East End in Colour 1980-1990', 128pp, cloth spine, 156mm x 196mm. Edited by Chris Dorley-Brown.
Book 5 in the series 'Vintage Britain'
This book is also available in a special book + limited edition print bundle. Click here to see them.
Following our hugely popular The East End in Colour 1960-1980 by David Granick, this new book by a different photographer, Tim Brown, picks up the story in 1980 as East London enters an extraordinary decade of transformation. Focusing on the Docklands and the further reaches of the East End, Tim took these pictures on 35mm film between shifts of driving trains on London Underground's Central Line.
Tim began taking photos in 1980, around the same time that he started a 20-year stint working on London Underground. He was a Central Line train driver for 13 years and lived in East London for over 20 before moving to Essex with his wife and two children. The book features an introduction by Chris Dorley-Brown, editor of the book, and an interview between Chris and Tim.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
'Paradise Street: The lost art of playing outside', 112pp, cloth spine, 156mm x 196mm.
Book 4 in the series 'Vintage Britain'
For children growing up in Britain fifty or more years ago, streets and alleyways were playgrounds of curiosity and adventure. Nowadays, tempted by technology or restricted from being alone outside, 'playing out' is no longer the norm. These images from leading street photographers form a joyful, nostalgic record of past freedoms.
Includes work by 10 photographers: Shirley Baker, Tony Boxall, Robin Dale, John Gay, Henry Grant, Paul Kaye, David Lewis-Hodgson, Roger Mayne, Margaret Monck and Martin O'Neill.
With an introduction by Lucinda Gosling. This book is published in collaboration with Mary Evans Picture Library.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
Cover image © The Paul Kaye Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library.
'Dog Show 1961-1978', 80pp, cloth spine, 156mm x 196mm.
Book 3 in the series 'Vintage Britain'
As featured in the Guardian.
When Shirley Baker began taking photographs at dog shows in the 1960s the hairdos of the owners were more impressive than those of their groomed canines. Not only a fascinating portrait of the phenomenon, Dog Show also captures the tender, amusing and at times obsessive relationship between humans and their dogs.
Shirley Baker (1932–2014) was a British social documentary photographer known for her street photographs of working-class areas of Manchester taken in the 1960s and '70s. Her acute observation and artistic eye can be seen throughout her work, which has been exhibited in the UK and around the world.
With an introduction by Lucinda Gosling. This book is published in collaboration with Mary Evans Picture Library.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
'The Isle of Dogs: Before the big money', 192pp, cloth spine, 156mm x 196mm.
Book 2 in the series 'Vintage Britain'
As featured in The Evening Standard and Huck Magazine
*Click here to see the book + limited edition print special*
Now home to Canary Wharf and global finance, the Isle of Dogs was once the beating heart of industrial East London. These photographs, taken between 1982 and 1987, show the island just before the big money moved in and the area was forever transformed.
Mike Seaborne has been photographing London since 1979. He was Senior Curator of Photographs at the Museum of London until 2011 and now focuses on personal photographic projects.
With an introduction by Ken Worpole.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
'The East End in Colour' by David Granick. 144pp, hardback with cloth spine, 156 x 196 mm.
As featured in The British Journal of Photography, Creative Review, The Guardian and Huck Magazine.
These previously unpublished photographs by David Granick capture the streets and waterways of London's East End in the warm hues of Kodachrome film. Journey back in time to a place now long vanished.
David Granick (1912 - 1980) was a photographer who lived in the East End his whole life. His colour slides laid untouched until 2017 when a local photographer, Chris Dorley-Brown, examined them at Tower Hamlets Local History Library & Archives.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
This is the second edition, second printing.
'New Girl Order, 160pp, hardback, silver foil, 199mm x 151mm.'
Renowned photographer Iain McKell spent two years immersed in a community of young female artists, documenting their unique performances, parties and personalities. The resulting visual diary is a celebration of freedom and self-expression, and a reminder to embrace the most creative parts of who we are.
Iain McKell is a British fine art-documentary, fashion and portrait photographer who lives in London. He has documented various sub-societies, directed commercials and pop videos and worked on commission for The Sunday Times, Vogue Italia, L'Uomo Vogue and i-D. This is his fifth photography book.
With an introduction by Gemma Padley.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
'Miami Beach 1988-1995', 144pp, cloth binding with tip-in image, 210mm x 195mm.'
This book is also available in a special book + limited edition print bundle. Click here to see the prints.
Fashionistas and retirees, drag queens and bodybuilders, waiters and wanderers: these sumptuous black and white photographs taken by Barry Lewis capture the rich colour of Miami Beach in the early 90s. After two decades of drugs, corruption and violence the coastal strip had come back to life and the party was just beginning…
Barry Lewis is a British photographer and filmmaker. He has worked internationally for magazines and directed numerous documentaries, commercials and films. His work has been exhibited at the V&A and The Photographer's Gallery.
With an introduction by Bill Hayes.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
'Men Photographing Women in the 1970s' by Michael Abramson, 96pp, paperback, pink foil, 175 x 120mm.
Once a month, in 1970s Chicago, men were allowed to take cameras into underground strip clubs. Michael Abramson, a local photographer, thought it would be more revealing to photograph the men photographing the women. Left in a drawer until now, the resulting images are a fascinating, funny and at times unsettling portrayal of the uninhibited male gaze.
Introduced by Midge Wilson.
Michael Abramson (1948-2011) was an American photographer best known for his work documenting the nightlife of black night clubs on the south side of Chicago. His photographs can be found in the permanent collections of many major American institutions including the Smithsonian, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Chicago History Museum, the California Museum of Photography and more.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Matthew Young.
'East London Photo Stories', 320pp, cloth spine, 199mm x 139mm.
A compilation of photographs from our acclaimed book series dedicated to East London. As featured in the Guardian.
Outdoor swimmers, bright-eyed new mothers, hungover footballers, discarded flowers and dark ethereal landscapes; each project in this photographic collection reveals hidden narratives, subtle beauty and unexpected humour in
London's most diverse and vibrant area.
This book features original text by Rachel Segal Hamilton and a map showing the area in which each project was photographed.
Photography by Martin Usborne (I've Lived in East London for 86 1/2 Years), Madeleine Waller (East London Swimmers), Zed Nelson (A Portrait of Hackney), Dougie Wallace (Shoreditch Wild Life), Jenny Lewis (One Day Young), Chris Dorley-Brown (Drivers in the 1980s), Johanna Neurath (Columbia Road), Nicholas Sack (Lost in the City), David George (Hackney By Night), Chris Baker (Sunday Football), Freya Najade (Along the Hackney Canal), Polly Braden and David Campany (Adventures in the Lea Valley) and Andrew Holligan (Dalston in the 80s).
This is the first edition.
Book design by Friederike Huber.
'Twins', 96pp, cloth hardback, uncoated paper, 163mm x 210mm.
Picked as one of Buzzfeed's Best Photography Books from 2018. Also featured in the Guardian.
Peter Zelewski has spent years capturing the faces and stories of identical twins. Some inexplicably lost their hearing at the exact same time, others unlock each others' phones with their indistinguishable fingerprints, but perhaps more surprisingly, some don't get on. These powerful portraits tap into one of the most fascinating of all human relationships.
Peter Zelewski is a London-based portrait and documentary photographer. Born in Detroit, USA, he moved to London in the 1980s and studied at the London College of Communication (LCC). His portraiture concentrates primarily on the exploration of people, culture and urban life. Zelewski's work has been featured in numerous publications, he has won several awards and been a prizewinner in the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize. His previous book, People of London, was also published by Hoxton Mini Press.
With an introduction by Naomi and Alexandria Hewston (featured in the book).
This is the first edition.
Book 14 from the series 'East London Photo Stories'
'The Crash' by Stephen McLaren. 112pp hardcover, cloth spine, gold foiled, 199 x 139 mm
As Featured in Creative Review and Huck Magazine
This book is also available to buy as a Collector's Edition here
In 2008 the financial crash hit the City of London. Panic filled the air and people working for the giant money machine seemed oblivious to a photographer working quickly and quietly in their midst. Now, over a decade later, these images question what we have learned... if anything at all.
Stephen McLaren moved to Bethnal Green in 1996, became a photographer, and quickly realised he never wanted to live anywhere else in London other than the East End. Stephen has written a number of books on photography, including 'Photographers' Sketchbooks', and currently works as a photographer and writer in Los Angeles.
This is the first edition
Book design by Friederike Huber
'Bored Tourists' by Laurence Stephens. 112pp, paperback with French flaps, fine art paper, 162mm x 127mm.
As featured in Huck Magazine
Discover a lost civilisation.
Gaze up at a towering cathedral.
Take a selfie in front of a kebab shop.
Ever had a holiday that wasn't what you hoped for?
What began as a chance visit to Barcelona Cathedral to escape the mid-August sun, led photographer Laurence Stephens to spend the next three summers traversing the cultural landscapes of Spain and Portugal. From stuffy museums to breathtaking skylines, with camera in hand, he went in search of the not-so-elusive bored tourist.
Laurence Stephens is a British documentary photographer. Inspired by colour photographers of the 1980s, his approach is anthropological, exploring aspects of modern life with a satirical eye.
Book design by Make Good Print Co.
This is the first edition.
Book 1 from the series 'East London Photo Stories'.
'I've Lived in East London for 86 ½ Years' by Martin Usborne. 96pp hardcover, quarter-bound cloth spine, gold foiled, 119 x 139 mm
Joseph Markovitch has left London only once to go to the seaside with his mother. He loves Nicolas Cage, has five sugars in his tea, would have married a six foot two Hispanic woman but in the end had such bad chest catarrh he never had a girlfriend.
Martin Usborne is a photographer and writer living in Hackney, East London and is also the co-founder and creative director of Hoxton Mini Press. He takes portraits, sometimes of people, often of animals and has had his work in galleries around the world.
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As featured in Creative Boom, Creative Review and The British Journal of Photography.
In the glow of the night, the vibrancy of London meets a quiet stillness.
This collection of historic and contemporary images features work from over 60 photographers who reveal the city after hours: unnerving, beautiful, eerie, energised – sometimes all at once. Step into the night and discover a darker, richer side to the capital.
The book contains essays by Museum of London's Curator of Photographs, Anna Sparham, poetry by award-winning poet and playwright Inua Ellams, and over 100 images from the exhibition that span the genres of architectural, documentary and portrait photography. Includes work by Bill Brandt, Bob Collins, Brian Griffin, Tish Murtha, Tim Peake, Rut Blees Luxemburg, William Eckersley, Dougie Wallace, Nick Turpin and many more.
'London Nights' is published in conjunction with an exhibition of the same name, running 11 May - 11 November 2018 at Museum of London, 150 London Wall, EC2Y 5HN. Click here for more details.
208pp hardback, navy cloth spine, yellow foil, 222 x 167 mm.
Anna Sparham graduated with a photography degree and after working with the British Empire & Commonwealth Museum's photographs collection, she joined the Museum of London in 2004, becoming a curator there in 2006. Working closely with photographers, Sparham develops the museum's collections and realises temporary exhibitions.
Inua Ellams is a cross art form practitioner, a poet, playwright and performer. He has written for the Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal National Theatre and the BBC.
This is the first edition.
Book design by Frederike Huber.
Picked as one of Buzzfeed's Most Incredible Photobooks of 2017. Also featured on It's Nice That and The Guardian.
'Sisters' by Sophie Harris-Taylor. 112pp, fully cloth-bound hardback with tip-in image, white foiled, 199 x 151 mm.
Sophie Harris-Taylor spent two years photographing and interviewing more than 100 sisters in an effort to better understand this most intimate of bonds. Her tender portraits combined with short interviews reveal the jealousies, fears, love and laughter that co-exist at the heart of each relationship.
"This book is a celebration of sisterhood, in all its glory and with all its flaws." - Sophie Harris-Taylor
Acommpanied by an introduction and texts by Emma Finamore, based on the photographer's interviews with the sisters.
Sophie Harris-Taylor is a fine art and portrait photographer, born in 1988 in London. Renowned for her images created exclusively with natural and ambient light, her work centres around relationships and the everyday moments shared between people in familiar but often mundane surroundings. Harris-Taylor has previously been nominated for the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize, The Renaissance Photography Prize and The Young Masters and her work has been featured in numerous publications. This is her second photography book.
This is the first edition.


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I was far more tired than I had expected to be, yesterday. I didn't ride, and after a leisurely lunch and visit with the kids, sitting in the shade in their back yard, came home exhausted, and somewhat stiff.
I'm beginning to think the idea of a daily bike ride is impractical. At this point. I believe if I'd tried to ride yesterday, it would have really wiped me out.
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I skipped the stretching on Saturday, and I think that may have contributed to my fatigue. Maybe not.
Anyway, last night I slept a very restful 9.5 hours, and this morning rode 6.6 miles, taking it easy, and cooled down by walking to New Seasons and back, and stretching rather carefully, and doing some light housekeeping. I also had a protein drink. Which reminds me ...
I'm RETHINKING PROTEIN. For the past few weeks, I had been limiting my intake of eggs, dairy, meats, and fish, and attempting to increase plant-based protein. But I've also been disappointed in my energy level, even when I've gotten plenty of sleep. So today I decided to go back to the way I was eating last summer. Accordingly, I started the day with an egg(substitute) sandwich ... and then another. And I feel as though it perked me right up.
So for the next week or so, I plan to push the protein, and see if it accellerates my getting in shape, which, for the past week or two, has not been going well.


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