nicewarmbed - theme 07

The sidebar image is 70px by 70px.There are up to 4 custom links (click the blog title to get back to your home page). The image will just...float over there on the left, so the length of your description will determine how far up the links are.

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THEME 07: QUIET, QUIET - LIVE PREVIEW

For the anon who requested this a while back.

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[acuppaday]

Unknown Toby’s Estate blend at Van Leeuwen (Greenpoint). Not the tastiest shot, but pleasant service and Freddie Hubbard on the turntable.

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Gnawing off your leg, (Quiet, quiet.) Limping toward the cottage, (Quiet, quiet.) Now you’re on the doorstep, Sitting inside, Shia Labeouf.

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A text post.

Batman: The Brave Italicized and the Bold.

Publics play a crucial role in the development of individuals for, as Nancy Fraser explains, "they are arenas for the formation and enactment of social identities." By interacting with unfamiliar others, teenagers are socialized into society.

Without publics, there is no coherent society.

Publics are where norms are set and reinforced, where common ground is formed.

Learning society's rules requires trial and error, validation and admonishment; it is knowledge that teenagers learn through action, not theory.

Society's norms and rules only provide the collectively imagined boundaries.

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chit chat

Me: Hello

You: What's good?

Me: What up

You: Hello

Me: I wanna take you to a place I know

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Just so you guys know, that wasn't me who ate that guy in Florida... or was I? #actualcannibal

actual tweet from actual cannibal Shia LaBeouf

[theimportanceofbeingmodernist]

Too Cool For School: London Zoo Penguin Pool by Berthold Lubetkin-

Happy world penguin day everybody! In celebration, today’s post features three of my favourite things: Modernism, monochrome and penguins!

Russian architect Berthold Lubetkin, who emigrated to England in the 1930s, was probably most famous for Highpoint, a block of flats in North London. He was a pioneer of the modern movement in Britain and worked on many projects. He designed the penguin pool at London zoo in 1934 which housed the penguins until recently. The  pool is still at London Zoo today and is now grade 1 listed but unfortunately the penguins have been moved to another enclosure.

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www.theimportanceofbeingmodernist.com

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Elegant Ice Cream Mochi Tutorial

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Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches

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Mocha Java Milkshakes

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Mini Italian Chocolate Pastry Creme Pastry Horns Tutorial

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Cream Horns Tutorial with Creme Chantilly (whipped cream)

Cream Horn Molds on Amazon (for sale) (buy it from wherever you want, this is just an example of pricing etc)

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Coffee Ice Cream with Cacoa Nibs 

no ice cream machine needed

only 5 ingredients

[ryanpanos]

Precise Images of Buildings That 3D Scanning Enables by Scott Page Design

3D scanning—though it’s been around since the 1960s—has been in the news of late, with Harvard using the technology to recreate ancient statues and MakerBot announcing a desktop scanner last month. But cheaper, faster, and more accessible 3D scanners aren’t just revolutionizing how we print terrifying models of our own faces. They’re also changing how we understand the city.

A fascinating story about urban-scale 3D scanning published on the Atlantic Cities this week explores how a Bay Area architect named Scott Page is using a 3D scanner to generate super-accurate models of historic and dilapidated buildings.

Page’s system takes a series of photographs and patches them together based on how light bounces off each surface. Rather than taking weeks to survey an old building, architects can now generate precise dimensions in just a few hours. Because the scanner uses color photographs, the models are also incredibly beautiful, expressive documents—Page compares them to the first photographs ever made. “There is a magical quality to point cloud imagery, similar to the earliest photos that froze time onto small metallic plates,” he writes on his website.