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of Gamma Ray, live @ Castello Scaligero (Villafranca di Verona, Italy) on July 5th 2011.
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Cookie A's Kai Mei socks, knit in Julie Spins' sock yarn. I don't remember what she calls the yarn or the colorway, but it's the Cherry Tree Hill base, in colors of bliss. Is that enough info? ;-)
These were a lot of fun to knit. My only complaint is that the general design concept is something I had been thinking about before I saw Cookie's book. Darn her, and her brain that works like mine, only faster and better!
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Kai Lyngfeldt Larsen dining chairs for Soren Willedsen designed in 1956.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
The name Kai (pronounced /ˈkaɪ/) has various origins in completely different cultures:
* Kai is a Polynesian and Japanese word/name. In Japanese it can have the meaning "big water", "the ocean", "the sea" or "paddle"; Kai in Hawaiian means "ocean". In the Maori language of New Zealand Kai means 'food', or the verb 'eat' or 'feed'.
* Kai is a Chinese given name, which can be one of several characters. The most common Cantonese name is "繼" with five radicals for silkworms on sieve, meaning "unceasing (like silk)" or "following intimately (like silk)" or "continual (like silk)". The most common Mandarin name, "凱"， meaning "Victory" or "Triumphant". In Chinese Kai "開" also means open.
* In Welsh and Scandinavian cultures, Kai means "keeper of the keys; earth".
* Kai is a Hmong male name that is sometimes spelled Kha.
* In Burmese, Kai means "strong", or "unbreakable".
* In Japanese, Kai has several meanings, including "change" or "the action to correct", "mediation" or "concerning oneself with", as well as "sea" (the last definition possibly derived from Polynesian languages[citation needed]).
* Kai in the Navajo language means "willow tree".
* In Estonian, Kai is a female name meaning "pier".
* In various Germanic languages, Kai means Quay or safe harbor.
* In Basque, Kai is a common word meaning "pier of a harbour" and a variant of the first name Kaio (from the old Latin name Caius)
* In Yoruba, a Nigerian dialect, Kai means "Love".