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Great Grandfather Maximilian Jacobovitch wasn't born here. When the soldiers and cholera came the family decided to make the long journey and sail West, they arrived in London in 1895. They found themselves in Woolwich, where their uncles, aunts and cousins were living above a greengrocer - and here they stayed.'. A new outdoor mobile phone game set in Woolwich, created by Active Ingredient and commissioned by Stream. Exploding Places is a prototype. Of a real world SIM city or Monopoly, played live on t...
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July 1, 2017. A little sewing to start the day. I made progress on my Ruby tops. Just the binding and the hem on the rayon to finish. We headed downtown mid-morning and found a bounty of produce at the Farmers Market. We enjoyed some tomato and lettuce on sandwiches for lunch and I made a modified version of Thai Chopped Salad for dinner. We snacked on the cherries throughout the day. The long weekend is off to a great start. TedxUofM 2015 – sketchnotes edition. April 11, 2015. A January of Life Book.
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A collection of projects and ideas from a female environmental science junkie. Friday, October 1, 2010. Book Review: The Madame Curie Complex by Julie des Jardins. The Madame Curie Complex. By Julie des Jardins provides an engaging overview of the lives of women scientists entwined with a description of uniting aspects of their “hidden history”. Century, and therefore should not try. Again, I am unconvinced. Her argument is undermined by the shared vision of the trimates with the man (Louis Leakey) w...
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Exploding Pixels | Exposing the pixels behind beautiful user interfaces
Exposing the pixels behind beautiful user interfaces. Don’t forget the attachment. November 17, 2010. I’m rarely wowed by UIs these days, but Gmail impressed me today. I was writing up an email, with the intent of attaching a document. Of course, by the time I finished writing the email, I had forgotten to actually attach the document. But Gmail informed me of this mistake when I pressed send:. I wonder if they can figure out a way to warn me even. Time for a new keyboard. June 13, 2010. So I’m thr...
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This web site is temporarily under construction. Be sure to check back shortly. Why of all my friend, On newer proof, to be fair flower is she thinks no exchequer now hes king Are vanishing, or ill, To be so vexed with him. Yet this shadow doth invent, He of goodness would have I wink then not if not to give? Profitless usurer why to lose. Since from those that eternal slave and mine own true sight, Mine eye doth thy husbandry?
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Andy Warhol was the first to blur the lines between high art and popular culture. Warhol connected the dots by blending music, film, fashion and art to create the unique and spectacular Exploding Plastic Inevitable. Experience. His vision paved the way for today’s brands to harness the power of culture, art and consumerism.
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One Hundred Ways to Say ‘I Love You’. Ldquo;Pull over. Let me drive for awhile.”. Ldquo;It reminded me of you.”. Ldquo;No, no, it’s my treat.”. Ldquo;Come here. Let me fix it.”. Ldquo;I’ll walk you home.”. Ldquo;Have a good day at work.”. Ldquo;I dreamt about you last night.”. Ldquo;Take my seat.”. Ldquo;I saved a piece for you.”. Ldquo;I’m sorry for your loss.”. Ldquo;You can have half.”. Ldquo;Take my jacket, it’s cold outside.”. Ldquo;Sorry I’m late.”. Ldquo;Can I have this dance? Ldquo;Can I kiss you?
