2011
An Initial Set of Iaido Exercises and Drills - YouTube
Japan Update: the Post-Tsunami Landscape | Architecture for Humanity
At the Mediatheque, and throughout the city, a policy developed to conserve electricity–rolling blackouts threatened the Tohoku region while the damaged Fukushima power plant conducted extensive safety tests. Indoor spaces remained dark and warm through the summer.
Android Apps: Paradise Island
Baby Sleeping Problems and Its Solutions
2010
All it takes is a little faith and a lot of heart, sweetheart.
Gizzi's Coffee - Greenwich Village - New York, NY
2009
Scott Brown on Why Some Memes Never Die | Magazine
Bieke Depoorter, Belgium
‘For three periods of one month, I have let the Trans-Siberian train guide me alongside forgotten villages, from living room to living room. Some Russian words scribbled on a little piece of paper allowed me to be welcomed and absorbed in the warm chaos of a family. Accidental encounters led me to the places where I could sleep. The living room, the epicentre of their life, establishes an intimate contact between the Russian inhabitants. In this room, they sleep, eat and drink, as well as cry. For a brief moment, I was part of this. Their couch became my bed for one night. This way, I experienced transient, but very powerful, shared moments. We communicated without words. We understood each other somehow’.
Big Warm-up : Lands' End
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PaperTissue. - Memories are what warm you up from the inside. But...
F.lux: software to make your life better
F.lux fixes this: it makes the color of your computer's display adapt to the time of day, warm at night and like sunlight during the day.
F.lux: software to make your life better
Have Fun with Living History - Free streaming history videos & activities
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Sustainable Architecture in Japan - a greenhouse for a house! | Modern House Designs
Just craving for it… goshFinally, a greenhouse which can also accommodate people: the Camouflage House. Why should we continue considering that greenhouses are suitable only for plants? It's not the case anymore. This house by Hiroshi Iguchi is part of the Fifth World project which aims to promote eco friendly, sustainable architecture. The house takes natural elements and blends them all into the design of the interior. Warm, natural materials are used. Wood for the floors, light, traditional Japanese panels for compartments and white canvas to protect the interior from excessive heat. Even more, some of the trees were literally incorporated into the house, by letting them grow up to the sky in between the walls of the house. The rooms just go around them, surrounding all four sides and making themselves one with the green environment. Living close to the heart of nature was never so well understood and put into practice. A Camouflage House by Hiroshi Iguchi? Yes, please!
2008
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