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The TypeTogether team is working on yet another extension to the Adelle typographic system. The next milestone in this project is a set of 14 condensed styles of the multi-award winning Adelle Sans. The new styles are engineered to deliver the same aesthetic values and personality in applications where space and economy are critical for success.
This recipe was given to me by my friend Alessandra and is a Brazilian style flan.
Ingredients
for the flan
1 can (12 fl. oz.) Evaporated Milk
1 can (14 oz.) Sweetened Condensed Milk
I used the low fat versions of both
3 large eggs
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1 garnish of fresh fruit, (optional)
For the caramel
250gr. sugar
2 tablespoons water
Directions:
PREHEAT oven to 325° F.
I make my caramel in the microwave, it is so much easier this way. Mix the sugar with the spoons of water in a safe microwave bowl. Put it in high for 5' and continue doing it until you reach that brownish color. Quickly pour onto bottom of deep-dish 9-inch pie plate; swirl around bottom and sides to coat. Be very careful with this step. Let it dry.
Combine evaporated milk and sweetened condensed milk, eggs and vanilla extract in medium bowl. Pour into prepared pie plate. Place pie plate in large roasting pan; fill roasting pan with warm water to about 1-inch depth.
Bake for 45 to 50 minutes or until knife inserted near center comes out clean. Remove flan from water. Cool on wire rack. Refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight.
Run small spatula around edge of pie plate. Invert serving plate over pie plate. Turn over; shake gently to release. Caramelized sugar forms sauce. Garnish with fruit as desired.
Compound Condensing Beam Engine 1886 in Markfield Park.
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Our new smaller remote rig. Basically a laptop running RadioDJ, a mixer, and two mics. The tablet to the right was used for looking up news and weather. It's hard to see in this photo, but the music library for Remote 02 lives on a micro thumb drive (128 GB) poking out of the left side of the laptop. It's smaller than a person's pinky nail and holdes over 17,0000 tracks.
This recipe was given to me by my friend Alessandra and is a Brazilian style flan.
Ingredients
for the flan
1 can (12 fl. oz.) Evaporated Milk
1 can (14 oz.) Sweetened Condensed Milk
I used the low fat versions of both
3 large eggs
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1 garnish of fresh fruit, (optional)
For the caramel
250gr. sugar
2 tablespoons water
Directions:
PREHEAT oven to 325° F.
I make my caramel in the microwave, it is so much easier this way. Mix the sugar with the spoons of water in a safe microwave bowl. Put it in high for 5' and continue doing it until you reach that brownish color. Quickly pour onto bottom of deep-dish 9-inch pie plate; swirl around bottom and sides to coat. Be very careful with this step. Let it dry.
Combine evaporated milk and sweetened condensed milk, eggs and vanilla extract in medium bowl. Pour into prepared pie plate. Place pie plate in large roasting pan; fill roasting pan with warm water to about 1-inch depth.
Bake for 45 to 50 minutes or until knife inserted near center comes out clean. Remove flan from water. Cool on wire rack. Refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight.
Run small spatula around edge of pie plate. Invert serving plate over pie plate. Turn over; shake gently to release. Caramelized sugar forms sauce. Garnish with fruit as desired.
Now available in 6 lb tins! You read it right. Quite why anyone would need that much cheddar sauce we have no idea, but should you be catering some sort of cheese endurance event, we can gladly supply them!
No room is off limits to my camera. I was stalking Aryn around the apartment with my camera one night and he escaped me by taking a shower but then I became fascinated with the patterns formed by the condensation on the bathroom mirror.
@dailyshoot: 2010/05/12: Pick an everyday subject and get as close as you can to it. Make a photograph and post it! #ds178
Yikes, the expiration date is 03/02.... oh, it is in 2012.
Speto
The work 3 Brothers of the Brazilian artist Speto is a tribute to the brothers Villas Bôas as well as the narrative cultures of indigenous peoples of Brazil and therefore complements the international street art project along the subway line in QUARTER TWO.
As pioneers were Leonardo, Orlando and Cláudio Villas Bôas in the mid-1940s members of a governmental major expedition to colonize unexplored jungle areas in the hinterland of Brazil. Because they have been deeply moved by their encounters with the indigenous people of the Amazon basin, the three brothers evolved into committed advocates of indigenous rights and habitats. For their efforts, the brothers Villas Bôas have been nominated twice for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Speto in his installation let himself be inspired by the myths and stories of the Aboriginal people of his homeland. This by the artist with spray can and paint roller condensed in terms of time and symbols arranged to polychromatic image compositions narratives build playfully a bridge between indigenous cosmogony, Brazilian folklore and contemporary urban art.
Spetos imagistic narrative technique thereby refers to the illustrated title pages of the Literatura de Cordel, a specific variety of the African Portuguese folk poetry from the northeast of Brazil. This, as says the poet Carlos Drummond de Andrade, is one of the "most genuine manifestations of the ingenuity, the sense of humor and the notions of criticality" of Brazilian popular culture.
TECHNOLOGY:
Paint on 14 concrete columns
Height per column: 420-450 cm
Diameter: 140 cm
A cooperation project of Wiener Linien, TWO QUARTERS KÖR and Art in Public Space Vienna.
Speto
Das Werk 3 Brothers des brasilianischen Künstlers Speto ist eine Hommage an die Gebrüder Villas Bôas sowie die Erzählkulturen der indigenen Bevölkerung Brasiliens und komplementiert damit das internationale Streetart Projekt entlang der U-Bahn-Trasse im VIERTEL ZWEI.
Als Pioniere waren Leonardo, Orlando und Cláudio Villas Bôas Mitte der 1940er-Jahre Mitglieder einer staatlichen Großexpedition zur Kolonisierung unerschlossener Dschungelgebiete im Hinterland Brasiliens. Da sie ihre Begegnungen mit den UreinwohnerInnen des Amazonasbeckens zutiefst bewegten, entwickelten sich die drei Brüder zu engagierten Verfechtern indigener Rechte und Lebensräume. Für ihren Einsatz wurden die Gebrüder Villas Bôas zweimal für den Friedensnobelpreis nominiert.
Speto lässt sich in seiner Installation von den Mythen und Erzählungen der UreinwohnerInnen seines Heimatlandes inspirieren. Diese vom Künstler mit Spraydose und Farbroller zu symbolisch und zeitlich verdichteten, polychromatischen Bildkompositionen arrangierten Narrative schlagen spielerisch eine Brücke zwischen indigener Kosmogonie, brasilianischer Folklore und der zeitgenössischen Urban Art.
Spetos bildsprachliche Erzähltechnik bezieht sich dabei auf die illustrierten Titelblätter der Literatura de Cordel, einer spezifischen Spielart der afroportugiesischen Volkslyrik aus dem Nordosten Brasiliens. Diese, so meint der Lyriker Carlos Drummond de Andrade, zähle zu den „unverfälschtesten Manifestationen des Erfindungsgeistes, des Sinns für Humor und des kritischen Vermögens“ der brasilianischen Popularkultur.
TECHNIK:
Lack auf 14 Betonsäulen
Höhe je Säule: 420–450 cm
Durchmesser: 140 cm
Ein Kooperationsprojekt von WIENER LINIEN, VIERTEL ZWEI und KÖR Kunst im öffentlichen Raum Wien.
Wounded Warriors Project Campbell's Condensed Soup, 1/2015, by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.
Surrounding (Branding)
Typeface: Van Condensed
Graphic Design: Lucas Melbourne (www.lucasmelb.com/)
Country: Australia
Linked from: www.lucasmelb.com/surrounding-australia/
I recently got a phone and the camera on it isn't completely awful, so I'll probably be uploading a few photos from instagram up to here from now on.
Hallelujah Mountains
•Location Information
oLocation: Pandora
oResidents: Mountain Banshee; Na’vi; Great Leonopteryx (possibly)
•Behind the Scenes:
oFirst Appearance: Avatar
The Hallelujah Mountains (Na’vi name: Ayram alusìng meaning “Floating Mountains”) are floating islands that circulate slowly in the magnetic currents like icebergs at sea, scraping against each other and the towering mesa-like mountains of the region. On Pandora, huge outcroppings of unobtanium rip loose from the surface and float in the magnetic vortices due to the Meissner Effect.
Physical Description
They are overgrown with foliage at the top and straggly beards of vines hang down beneath the mountains like the roots of air-ferns. Their sides are sheer cliffs. Waterfalls, originating on the mesa-like tops, stream down the sides and disperse into spray at the bottoms, like upside-down geysers. The mist then condenses on other floating mountains and flows over the side and disperses, renewing the process. The local peaks and mesas actually project above the level of the craggy undersides of the few floating mountains Jake Sully can see, so it seems obvious that collisions are inevitable.
It is also the place that Norm Spellman wants to visit the most on Pandora—his wish is fulfilled when Grace Augustine decides to move her avatar program operation to the region when she realizes Jake is being manipulated by Quaritch. Most human detection instruments are useless amidst the large magnetic fields. The mountains float like clouds among the fixed mountains and swirling cloud structures. When they are in clear sunlight they cast distinct shadows on the land below.
In Na’vi Culture
The mountains are home to several clans, including Ni’awve and the Tipani. The latter reside in the settlement of Vayaha Village. In 2154 the Omaticaya fled to the mountains, seeking sanctuary at the Tree of Souls. The tree is one of the most sacred sites on Pandora.
The Hallelujah Mountains are also where mountain banshees choose to roost. This location atop the 2,600m high Mons Veritatis makes the final challenge on the path to becoming a Na’vi hunter (known as Iknimaya) even more difficult and dangerous, as the route taken to the top of the mountains is treacherous. One wrong move will send a candidate plummeting to his or her death. The danger of wild mountain banshees is also present. The local Tipani also refer to the entire region around their village as Iknimaya.
Behind the Scenes
The mountains also bear a similar appearance to the Chinese Huang Shan Mountains. James Cameron said that it was the Huang Shan mountains that inspired him to create the Hallelujah Mountains, which would explain the similar appearance. On January 25, 2010 in China, hundreds of locals in ethnic Tujia costumes “officially” renamed the Qiankunzhu mountains after the Hallelujah Mountains as a tribute to Avatar.
Sacred Sites
The Hallelujah Mountains: Fragile Giants
For humans, the Hallelujah Mountains are a stunning vista, a true wonder of the natural world. For the Na’vi, they are so much more.
It’s hard to imagine. And trust us: pictures don’t do it justice.
Whole mountains lifted from the earth like children’s balloons. Billions of tons of rock floating in the air as though hung there deliberately—some the size of boulders, and some miles across. The Hallelujah Mountains are one of the definitive natural wonders of Pandora, objects of surreal delight for every human lucky enough to see them.
As enduring as they are in both fact and imagination, the truth is that the mountains perform a delicate balancing act within the region’s geology and ecology. Most significantly, they represent a cherished, essential part of Na’vi spiritual life. From their role in the iknimaya to the mysteries of Eywa herself, the mountains are a prime sacred site, offering a fascinating glimpse into indigenous belief.
But first, an answer to the question you’re all thinking.
Yes, They Really Float. But How?
Admittedly, it took some digging for RDA geologists to figure it out—literally. The intense magnetic fields covering Pandora—and clustering in this region in particular—were common knowledge during early exploration of the moon, and it was assumed they had something to do with how the mountains stayed in place. But it wasn’t until unobtanium was excavated that a full picture started to come together.
What we know is that, thanks to the superconductive properties of the unobtanium deposits within, each mountain is surrounded by its own magnetic field that effectively keeps the mass in place, as though fenced in. And conforming to the rules of a fence, the mountains can actually shift position within their boundaries—their occasional collisions inspired the Na’vi to nickname them “Thundering Mountains.”
The Eywa Theory
The alternate point of view belongs to the Na’vi. There is nothing unsolved in the Na’vi ontology: everything that exists does so within the system of interconnectedness controlled by Eywa. And by Na’vi accounts, the mountains were lifted as a part of Eywa’s plan. This puts things lightly; really, the Na’vi regard the mountains as one of the greatest symbols of Eywa’s organizing abilities. As we know, it’s extremely unlikely for a mountain to float. Isn’t the fact that these do prove that a higher power made it so?
One natural condition that gives the “sacred plan” idea credence is the interplay between life on the ground and life on the mountains, and how, depending how you look at it, the mountains almost need to be floating in order to sustain this interplay. Which brings us to one interplay in particular, which has risen to mythic levels on Pandora: that of the mainland Na’vi with the mountain banshee.
A Deadly Rite of Passage
A defining characteristic of the Na’vi is the ability to form neural links with some of the animal life of Pandora. And there is no bond more central to clan life—or that more captures the Na’vi imagination—than the one forged with the mountain banshee.
But this bond has to be earned. And that means a dangerous rite of passage called the iknimaya. When a young Omatikaya Na’vi comes of age, he or she may choose to make a long and treacherous solo climb up the vines connecting the floating mountains to the banshee rookeries found in the high peaks. There, the heart of the challenge begins. A banshee never relents to Na’vi bonding advances without resistance, and so the Na’vi only gets one chance; it will end either in free-fall or the banshee leaving its mountain habitat to nest near its rider, who now wears the title Ikran Makto—“Banshee Rider.”
Seeing the Mountains All Over Again
Obviously, the best way to feel the monumental power of the Hallelujah Mountains (and the other ranges of floating mountains on Pandora, such as the one hovering over the Mo’ara Valley) is to see them in person, in the way that the power of the Grand Canyon or the gorges of the Yangtze River can only be experienced when you’re really there. Like the Grand Canyon, the mountains are picturesque, often the first thing people think of when they think of Pandoran landscape. We love to look at the mountains—but to really see them, and all that they signify, you have to put them in perspective. Imagine if the Grand Canyon, in addition to being beautiful, defined how you entered into adulthood, in effect giving you your identity among friends and family. Imagine if the Grand Canyon represented an emblem of a spiritual force guiding every gesture of every day of your life—that its very existence was a spectacular visual proof of that force and its will. Do this, and you will have the briefest glimpse of what the mountains mean to the Na’vi, deeply and personally, and why we must do what we can to understand, respect, and celebrate them. When you consider the wonders of our two explored galaxies, they are literally irreplaceable.
another ad for another travel agency. appropriate typeface usage, since the letterforms are sleek and professional, but still friendly.
www.myfonts.com/fonts/latinotype/sanchez-condensed/
Sánchez, designed by Daniel Hernández, is a serif typeface belonging to the classification slab serif, or Egyptian, that bears a strong resemblance to the iconic Rockwell, but with rounded edges— offering contrast and balance to the square structure.
Sánchez & Sánchez Condensed comprises 12 variants, ranging from extra light to black, each of the same x-height. Regular and Italic variants are available for free.
Condensor Camry 2004.
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2014 Sneak Peek: First it was Adelle Sans, now it is Adelle Condensed, a space saving font without jeorpadising personality or legibility.
I really like using the digital camera - but was asked about scanners - so I broke out the scanner and messed with it - for the record -
DSLR is a Sony A100 with a Sigma macro 50mm DG lens
Scanner is an HP G4010 (which is what the NPS used on my Harry Truman Slides)
I have spent a LONG time getting to know and love the behavior pattern of the DSLR.
Here is what I aknow after the learning curve wore off -
Camera takes 1/10 the time of teh scanner, and I like the colors that come back from the camera. Scanner may pick up some fine detail (not much) - but does a better job of controlling contrast.
Any other thoughts?
who on earth drink coke + condensed sweetened milk + ice cubes? well, i just witnessed my friend did it. and turn out, some people really does it, and loving it... that is one weird drink, i say.
ANZ BUZZ #Sydfest Post Event
Typeface: Van Condensed
Graphic Design: Reactive (www.reactive.com)
Country: Australia
Video: vimeo.com/64745094#