Organizational Behavior and Opportunity. International Management and culture Organizational behavior is individual behavior and group dy...
I love learning! So recently, when I was made aware of some changes that have happened in the advocacy field of domestic violence, I got really excited to share it with you! As a survivor, and then…
Use this handy, descriptive graphic—the Counter Culture Coffee Taster's Flavor Wheel—to identify the various flavor notes in your coffee-tasting adventures.
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For the Jewish community of northern Italy, frisinsal – or Pharaoh’s wheel is a very significant dish. Anne Shooter’s version uses leftover roast chicken, too. She serves it in a round dish to symbolise the wheels of Pharaoh’s chariots.
Use this handy, descriptive graphic—the Counter Culture Coffee Taster's Flavor Wheel—to identify the various flavor notes in your coffee-tasting adventures.
Use this handy, descriptive graphic—the Counter Culture Coffee Taster's Flavor Wheel—to identify the various flavor notes in your coffee-tasting adventures.
Photographer Johnny Joo explores abandoned structures overtaken by the natural surroundings that had originally been tamed to make space for them. Joo captures ferris wheels, cottages, malls, schools, armories, and thruways as they slip back into obscurity, covered in undergrowth, vines, and trees. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, the 27-year-old photographer has spent the last ten years traversing the country to explore abandoned spaces. In 2012, Joo started a blog, Architectural Afterlife, where he features his work and writes reflections on his explorations and the history of the all-but-forgotten locations. More
In today's business relations, it's a small world after all. As more companies turn towards global markets, professionals are finding themselves in foreign locales, wheeling and dealing like never before.
Welcome back! It’s been a while since we’ve had one of these Australian biscuit soirées. I do apologise for the hiatus. I don’t have any real excuse for it, but I brought biscuits…
This bracingly bitter cocktail might seem a bit out-of-step with other tiki drinks—but its elaborate garnishes sure aren’t.
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Can you imagine Jane Austen at her spinning wheel? We will soon have the possibility of seeing the Austen family’s spinning wheel at Chawton Cottage after its restoration. My sense is that it…
Building one's own medicine wheel is one of the best ways to become familiar with the earth - sky relationship. To build an effective medicine wheel, one needs a flat and isolated stretch of ground in which to begin mapping out important transits of the sun, moon and stars over the years. This construction can then serve everyone who knows how to use it thereafter.
Wine and cheese is a match made in heaven, especially if you have a pairing chart to help you
I first learned about the practice of making Medicine Wheels a few years ago, but only recently discovered that one can plant a garden in the Medicine Wheel style! In short, the design mimics tradi…
Costco is selling a 72-pound cheese wheel of Parmigiano Reggiano. The gigantic Parmesan cheese wheel is $900 and, believe it or not, that’s not a bad deal. It comes out to $12.50 per pound, which is comparable to smaller portions. The cheese is aged 24 months and is imported from Italy. It’s also described as “extravagant.”
Do you want to venture into the mountains of Japan and be greeted by wild monkeys? Is seeing the famous shrines and temples hidden away in the forest on your
Just a three-hour drive from Shinjuku, on the Keio Line Bus route to Nagano, is Matsumoto – the sister-city to Utah’s Salt Lake City and o...
If you’ve ever been to a casino did you notice that they use alot of red, green and purple in their decorations? You aren’t alone! Color can have profound mood altering properties when …
Read about these ten British ceramicists who changed the field of British studio pottery through their artistry, innovation, and design-led aesthetic.
Our Moroccan Planter collection showcases handcrafted pieces from the Tamegroute region in Morocco. Artisan families in Tamegroute have passed down their pottery-making traditions for generations, resulting in a rich cultural legacy. Each planter is individually hand thrown on a manual wheel, adorned with a unique handcrafted green glaze, and baked in a traditional wood fired kiln. With various forms and glaze options, each piece is one-of-a-kind. Limited quantities available. We recommend using one of our Plant Stands, Coasters & Mats to protect against scratches on hardwood surfaces. Origin: Morocco Manufacturing: Hand Thrown Material: EarthenwareCondition: Great. Wear and inconsistencies are unique to the original item. Dimensions: Medium: 3.75" H x 4.75" Dia Large: 5.75" H x 5.50" Dia Dimensions are approximate as these are handmade by artisans. Note: Our Moroccan Planters are designed as cachepots without drainage holes. While they are waterproof, the handmade nature of these planters may result in small hairline cracks, which could potentially cause leaking. To prevent this, we advise using one of our teak plant stands.
Do you ever dream of escaping to a cozy retreat to get some rest, recharge, and—perhaps most importantly—catch up on all the books you’ve been meaning to read? That’s quite literally what the ”Bookworm Cabin” in Poland was built to do. Bartłomiej Kraciuk, an entrepreneur, and Marta Puchalska-Kraciuk, an architect, first came up with the idea for the cabin because they wanted a place to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of life.
Honoring the humble shape of the vessel is at the center of Carol Long’s practice. From her studio in rural Kansas, the artist throws simple ceramic cylinders that she contorts into supple butterfly wings, curved chrysalises, or vases with embellished handles.“When it comes off the potter’s wheel, that’s just the beginning,” she tells Colossal. “I usually sit for a second and look at the piece and see which way I can push it out or in.” The resulting forms are evocative of both flora and fauna and traditional pottery, although Long’s sculptures emphasize smooth, sinuous walls and squiggly bases rather than angled edges. More
No-nonsense guide to the best places to see and things to do in Funchal, Madeira. From the most popular tourist sights to less-visited attractions - here's how to see the very best of Funchal. Find out!
Image 2 of 47 from gallery of Kring Kumho Culture Complex / Unsangdong Architects.
Photographed by Nina Gallant | Styled by Kendra Smith he story of Carpenter’s Wheel began in 2009 as an experiment. Following his success with smaller
As the capital of Andalusia, Seville is the largest city in the region filled with a rich history, tapas bars and memorable things to do. Living just
Among all of the things I have captured, some of my favorite scenes are those where nature has invited itself into or onto a structure, taking it over entirely. These are scenes not normally seen.
Delosperma : fiche de culture. Conseils sur l'entretien de cette plante succulente rampante. Sol et exposition, plantation, arrosage etc.
The Bat Trang Pottery Museum is a spacious, four-story venue where local artisans can showcase their works.
Linen offers fashion designers unlimited creative potential and wearers lasting enjoyment. No other fiber can offer this unique blend of luxury and comfort, supreme elegance and down-to-earth practicality.
I am ever-captivated by the creativity and extravagance of Japanese cuisine. I could stare at this set of photos for hours on end, mesmerised and intrigued by the mysterious ingredients and the form they take. Only the Japanese can make food so aesthetic, vibrant, and unique – all at the same time. The combination of...Read More »
