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episode 82: finding love in unexpected places + shoulds vs. wants with kathryn budig
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“providing memorable arts - based opportunities and performances in, from and leading to unexpected places. ” unexpected places principal activity is to deliver not - for - profit arts and cultural services for the general public with a focus on the south of england, and hampshire in particular. we exist to provide community orientated projects that promote social cohesion, wellbeing and access to cultural opportunities taking both our audiences and our participants to unexpected places .
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the heart - warming love story of a prodigal son looking for acceptance in all the wrong places and his executive - level mother' s quest to save him. healing arises from unexpected places when... see full summary »
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indians in unexpected places. by philip j. deloria (lawrence: university press of kansas, 2004) 300 pp. $ 24. 95 cloth $ 17. 95 paper
yesterday, nintendo held the first of its “unexpected places” events for the upcoming switch console. wwe superstar john cena also attended the event and tried out the switch for himself .
john cena, wwe superstar, hosts nintendo switch in unexpected places for the nintendo switch system on february 23, 2017 at blue cloud movie ranch in santa clarita, california .
the heart - warming love story of a prodigal son looking for acceptance in all the wrong places and his executive - level mother' s quest to save him. healing arises from unexpected places when she stops fighting and completely releases her son into god' s hands .
join jack and maurice as they embark on an adventure that takes the audience to unexpected places. come, pick up our puppets, step into our world and make it yours .
as god’s enemy, the devil’s primary plan and purpose is to hinder god’s work in your life and separate you from him. here are six unexpected places the devil will show up in your life .
in this photo provided by nintendo of america, the nintendo switch in unexpected places activation is set against the backdrop of the california desert on february 23, 2017 at blue cloud movie ranch in santa clarita, california .
systematically yet subtly, the bolings and their strong cast take this certifiably oddball film in some thoughtfully intriguing places .
in this photo provided by nintendo of america, mario makes a guest appearance at the nintendo switch in unexpected places activation at madison square park in new york. the new nintendo switch home gaming system is available worldwide now .
the historic building facades and horseshoe staircase at the upcountry history museum provide an unexpected backdrop for an indoor bash .
all our workshops are delivered by either the artistic director or the associate artists of unexpected places, who are experienced, dbs checked workshop facilitators as well as professional theatre makers. please contact info @ urltoken for more information and bookings .
from scraps can be performed in a traditional theatre space, or in a space that’s just a little more unexpected .
this week i’m talking to author, yogi, and podcast host, kathryn budig. we discuss her finding love in unexpected places, living through hardships and happiness publicly, her beef with the yoga community, and what’s next for her .
john cena, wwe superstar, hosts nintendo switch in unexpected places for the nintendo switch system on february 23, 2017 at blue cloud movie ranch in santa clarita, california. (photo by john sciulli / getty images for nintendo of america )
for an unexpected outdoor spot, exchange vows in the historic cathedral park among the gothic arches that support st. john’s bridge .
in this photo provided by nintendo of america, the nintendo switch in unexpected places activation is set against the backdrop of the california desert on february 23, 2017 at blue cloud movie ranch in santa clarita, california. (photo by john sciulli / getty images for nintendo of america )
john cena, wwe superstar, plays the legend of zelda: breath of the wild on nintendo switch system while it is in tv mode, at the nintendo switch in unexpected places for the nintendo switch system on february 23, 2017 at blue cloud movie ranch in santa clarita, california .
on 6th june unexpected places will be taking over the running and programming of cobbett hub & library in southampton with project partner sca. we look forward to running workshops, events and classes from our new home. join us at the launch event on june 1st! visit urltoken for more information .
these talks are here to set the record straight and illuminate the unexpected ways formulas and fractions influence everything, from love and war to origami and coral reefs .
each of these nintendo switch experiences will be an absolute spectacle, featuring visuals that remind people of home gaming, but set in wildly unexpected places. seeing these familiar settings set against dazzling backdrops like the open desert, snowy mountains and bustling city will drive home how nintendo switch transforms any space into a place to play .
“unexpected places” was completed in october 2012 and is 112 minutes long. the producers are penny carlisi and daniel knudsen; the director is michael brennan, who also completed a feature - length novel that parallels the movie; the director of photography is megan farnsworth; and original music was composed by samuel joshua, who made a soundtrack cd of the film .
john cena, wwe superstar, plays the legend of zelda: breath of the wild on nintendo switch system while it is in tv mode, at the nintendo switch in unexpected places for the nintendo switch system on february 23, 2017 at blue cloud movie ranch in santa clarita, california. (photo by john sciulli / getty images for nintendo of america )
the nintendo switch finally released just a few days ago, with a special launch party held in a new york - based store where nintendo’s doug bowser sold the very first nintendo switch to a customer. additionally, the third and final of nintendo’s “unexpected places” event for the switch took place in madison square park, where local fans could try out the console for themselves .
in this photo provided by nintendo of america, the nintendo switch in unexpected places is set against the backdrop of new york city at madison square park. the versatility of the nintendo switch system allows consumers to play in a variety of settings, from the comfort of their own living room to any location imaginable. the new nintendo switch home gaming system is available worldwide now .
our sister company acting up run drama classes in fareham, gosport, southampton and wickham – for children and adults! acting up currently teach over 150 students a week! for more information visit www. actinguphants. co. uk. called acting up or u. p. as a nod to us at unexpected places – these not - for - profit performing arts classes focus on fun, curiousity, imagination and confidence .
don' t try and tell me you' ve been looking at me. cause i' ve been looking at you. and i can read what you think. yea. don' t cut no corners when you' re talking to me. like i don' t know how it is, but i can see it. you' ve got no answers but you' ve got your concerns about the people we see and all the secrets we keep i think about what you' re expecting of me like you don' t know how it is, but i can see all of it. we always have to wait by the choice we had to make you sold yourself so short, is this the way to carry on? in the most unexpected places... don' t try and tell me you' ve been thinking of us, cause i will never believe you, now you' re shit out of luck, yeah. don' t cut no corners when you' re talking at me. like i don' t know how it is but i can see all of it. so that we always have to wait by the choice we had to make you sold yourself so short, is this the way to carry on? in the most unexpected places... i see... we always have been caged by the choices that we make. you sold yourself so short. is that the way to carry on? in the most unexpected places, i see changes. in the most unexpected faces, i see changes. we always have to wait by the choices that we made. you sold yourself so short, is this the way to carry on? in the most unexpected places... i see changes. we always have been caged by the choices that we made. we sold ourselves so short. is this the way to carry on? is this the way to carry on? is this the way to carry on? is this the way to carry on? is this the way to carry on? is this the way to carry on ?
not only is barr mansion, a house dating back to 1898, on the national register of historic places, but it also has a reconstructed 1700s new york dutch barn built with lumber from trees that were living when columbus came to america .
to help you toast the humble wiener (and dodge the lines that are no doubt already forming outside portillos and other spots), we' ve rounded up some of the best under - the - radar places for dogs and bizarre sausage creations in chicagoland .
the second nintendo switch experience will pop up in aspen, colorado, on feb. 27 at the popular snowmass ski resort. again, the unexpected location highlights that nintendo switch games can be played anywhere – even somewhere as remote as the side of a snowy mountain !
to showcase this unprecedented new style of console gaming on the go, nintendo is showcasing the versatility of nintendo switch across the country with highly visual, interactive living room - inspired spaces in places you would never expect, bringing surprises to every stop. the first nintendo switch experience will pop up in the desert at blue cloud movie ranch on feb. 23. invited guests will get the chance to enter the interactive space and experience different nintendo switch games, as well as delight in the novelty of playing these games in a completely unexpected locale .
“this was totally unexpected, ” dr. pavlath said. “when we were doing this, the idea that olfactory receptors were involved in tissue repair was not out there. ” no doubt, few scientists ever imagined that a fragrance sold at perfume counters would possess any significant medical benefits .
( 1. 5 - 2. 5 hours) ever wanted to design and make your own puppet? unexpected places helps children bring an imaginary character to life in this fun, hands on session. using an array of objects, a bit of glue and some adult help to make it move at the end of this session participants will have a new friend to take home. this workshop can be extended to 2. 5 hours to include an hours session bringing the classes puppets to life, culminating in a short performance. recommended for infant & junior school children recommended class size: any £150 / £250 with performance
eloise has a postgraduate degree at the university of exeter where she specialised in theatre production and stage management. her training has been largely grounded in audience interactive, immersive and site - specific performance which deals with place, identity and social cohesion. outside of her academic interests, eloise has acted in and directed several productions in and around devon. she has also served as producer and stage manager for new model theatre’s april; a new piece of writing that examines social media and the dangers of establishing an online persona. her role within unexpected places will allow her to engage with a diverse group of people and continue her work within local communities exploring challenging and stimulating themes .
“the upcoming launch of the unique nintendo switch console calls for a unique series of celebrations, ” said doug bowser, nintendo of america’s senior vice president of sales and marketing. “these unexpected locations perfectly highlight the features of the new system, as well as provide one - of - a - kind surprise - and - delight moments that nintendo does best. ”
there’s a new way to dine out in america, and it has nothing to do with fancy restaurants. it almost has nothing to do with restaurants. it' s all about great food in odd, incongruous, or just plain cool settings. the problem is, these places can be a little hard to find. great news! we found them for you .
“if you think of olfactory receptors as specialized chemical detectors, instead of as receptors in your nose that detect smell, then it makes a lot of sense for them to be in other places, ” said jennifer pluznick, an assistant professor of physiology at johns hopkins university who in 2009 found that olfactory receptors help control metabolic function and regulate blood pressure in the kidneys of mice .
hot dog special: while vienna beef may have moved its production plant to bridgeport, the factory store and cafe, tucked away in the elston industrial corridor, remains one of the best under - the - radar places to score a fresh, chicago - made frank. the hot dog special includes two dogs, fries and access to a dizzying selection of fountain drinks. drag those dogs through the garden for about a dollar more. $ 7. 20. 2501 n. damen ave. , 773 - 278 - 7800, urltoken
the movie was filmed in the milford, brighton, and howell area and was a low - budget production, including an all - volunteer cast and crew. eleven scenes were shot at brighton nazarene church, and four scenes were shot at the livingston county jail. pastor ben walls from brighton nazarene church plays himself. his daughter crystal gibbons, his son - in - law chad gibbons, and even his grandson, carson gibbons also appear in the film .
the event begins at 5 p. m. on december 1 at brighton nazarene church, 7669 brighton rd. in brighton. tickets are available online in advance for $ 6. 00 at urltoken or $ 8. 00 at the door. musical guest, messenger, will kick off the evening at 5 p. m. , followed by the premiere showing of the movie at 6 p. m. the evening will end with a dessert reception at 8 p. m
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we’ve been awarded funding from o2 think bigger for our new project ‘a wheelie excycling adventure ‘ – a tandem bicycle spectacular for families that sees a ‘normal’ bike turn into all manner of creatures! we can’t wait to share this show with you – rehearsals in progress. email rosanna @ urltoken if you are interested in programming our new performance. great for festivals, events, fetes and fringe festivals .
rosanna trained as an actress and theatre practitioner on rose brufords’ european theatre arts course. when graduating she toured internationally with 50 letters theatre company performing ‘pages from the book of…’ directed by andrejz and teresa wełmiński, founding members of kantor’s cricot 2 theatre company. she also trained in authorial acting, puppetry making and manipulation at d. a. m. u. in prague. she has worked as an actor, puppeteer and director, alongside role in arts marketing and administration .
maggie is searching through her grandpa’s workshop when she stumbles across jack, a puppet who springs to life with her touch. but jack is no ordinary puppet… he is a puppet who knows he’s a puppet… but before the adventure can begin, maggie and jack are missing one important thing… maurice! ! !
as they attempt to rescue him from the dusty clutches of a battered suitcase, maggie takes a trip down memory lane and back into her grandpa’s past to discover that maurice is not the only thing they’ve left behind .
‘from scraps’ has been performed at bristol festival of puppetry, lpac & prague fringe festival with support from farnham maltings ‘no strings attached’ grant and support from the general public through our crowd funding campaign .
a wheelie excycling adventure is due to debut at the tunbridge wells puppetry festival on saturday 10th october .
( 5 hours) this workshop gives students the tools and techniques needed to devise their own theatre, and improves improvisation skills. split into four sections; devising through games, devising character, devising text and devising story, this workshop takes students through the necessary steps to be able to devise their own work independently and confidently. recommended for gcse and a level students, recommended class size: 20 £300
( 4 hours) designed to introduce drama students to key practitioners of european theatre and their methods this workshop will give participants a taste of physical theatre and the teaching of lecoq, staniewski and meyerhold to participants of this high energy physical workshop. largely practical with a brief theoretical discussion to place the practical work in context, students will be able to repeat the techniques taught for their own training, devising theatre and will introduce students to theatre practice outside of the school syllabus, as well as being a taster for courses in drama schools. recommended for a level students recommended class size: 20 (a large space is needed for movement work) £250
info @ unexpectedplaces. co. uk rosanna @ unexpectedplaces. co. uk eloise @ unexpectedplaces. co. uk
how to spot a great southern restaurant? look for loiterers. for gabrielle langholtz, who traveled to all 50 states in search of the food in her new book, america: the cookbook (phaidon, out october 9), the rule is :
if there is a group of people smoking outside…yes! construction workers, farmers, and so forth, yes! that & apos; s the place .
a night at the restored north branch inn —part of the continuing brooklyn - ization of the catskills, a trend no one who & apos; s ever been to the catskills will ever lament—goes like this: a few catskill coolers, iced and gingery, at the historic bar, a bar you never want to leave. until you step into the hotel & apos; s tiny cinema with seats from radio city music hall, and then you never want to leave that. until you sit down and try the farmerific food. (i don & apos; t know any farmers who eat their charcuterie plates with spent - grain crackers and whiskey pickles, but i want to. )
dinner is served off the lobby next to a tiny bowling alley, and so you will keep thinking: this is delicious, but i can & apos; t wait to bowl. the pins are so old they have to be set manually, and you will be overly catskill coolered, so you will spend the next couple hours learning the art of drunken pin - setting and hoping you don & apos; t get hit by your friends & apos; reckless attempts at a spare. give in to it. this is country life as it was never meant to be. —jim nelson
also try: brushland eating house, bovina, new york, just northwest of the catskills: a restaurant in an old two - story house, run by the former chef at prime meats and the grocery in n. y. c. (who & apos; s responsible for the burger up top) .
you can hear the thrum of interstate 44 from olio, a modern israeli restaurant in st. louis & apos; s botanical heights. it was a convenient location for the building & apos; s former life as a standard oil filling station, originally built in the 1930s. the exterior & apos; s neatly lined with red, white, and blue tiles now, and the garage door draws up in good weather. but only a few years ago, it was another decaying building in another forgotten strip of the city. the restaurant was part of the first wave of what has become a neighborhood renaissance, reclaiming design elements of the city & apos; s past to move into the present. —jessie kissinger
in the archipelago of coves and points in gloucester, a narrow one - way residential street leads to a small marina. on the docks is a weathered old building that looks like it should be serving popcorn shrimp on paper plates out a window. instead, it houses the market restaurant, where chez panisse alums offer up a super - minimalist, super - local menu—the island creek oysters are a must—along with natural wine. parking is scarce, so be prepared to walk. —benjy hansen - bundy
also try: the marshall store, marshall, california; abbott & apos; s lobster in the rough, groton, connecticut .
regular drivers of the lightly populated 635 - mile interstate 5 corridor have historically been forced to eat at a gas station or have nothing at all. yaks, a burger paradise in yawn - and - it & apos; s - gone dunsmuir, california (pop. 1, 574), has changed everything. among the 20 - plus exotic concepts on yaks & apos; bravura burger menu are entrées slathered in fermented garlic, beer - battered jalapeño chips, and roasted - duck chili. the cilantro bomb burger—you had no idea you could eat this much cilantro at one time—is a wonder. almost everything is local, including the beef from a closed herd that grazes on grass in the shadow of nearby mount shasta. —chuck thompson
on the one hand, gilhooley & apos; s (about an hour & apos; s drive from houston) is just what you & apos; d expect to find in a speck of a gulf coast fishing town. fashioned out of weathered wood, with a rusty boxcar parked out front, this seafood dive is proudly unpolished, like many of its regulars, who start drinking icy longnecks at 11 a. m. and have no problem with the strict
no kids, no pets, cash only
policy. but then you start in on the oysters gilhooley—each simmering in its own pool of butter, garlic, and parm after being roasted over a pecan - and - oak fire—and you realize that the best bivalves in the country are being served in a no - bullshit shack on a road you & apos; d otherwise never travel down. —jordan breal
the tiny fishing town of cordova, nestled between the rain forest and the coast, is the last place you & apos; d expect to find food that seems more suited to the baja california peninsula more than 2, 000 miles away. but at cordova & apos; s baja taco, fish tacos are made with some of the world & apos; s best wild salmon, fresh from the copper river, fried up in a rickety red school bus and served within a small cabin overlooking the harbor. —maddie gressel
also try: xiao bao biscuit, charleston, south carolina: in an old gas station, a husband - and - wife team whip up pan - asian dishes
inspired by kick - ass grandmothers everywhere ,
including the american south .
the tiny farming community & apos; s main drag is all lit up again, thanks to rancho pizzeria, where the pies being pulled out of the brick oven are so astutely crafted—with calabrian chiles and genoa salami and crushed tomatoes—that a pit - stop town is now a destination. (grab a rhône varietal or three from sister winery rancho loma vineyards across the street .) —j. b .
every summer i load my children into the car along with five metric tons of cargo for the three - hour drive from the d. c. area to the brown - sugar shores of dewey beach, delaware. you might think i dread this car ride with every dad cell in my body, but i do not. for i know of a grand and delicious secret on tiny highway 16: greenwood & apos; s volunteer fire department cookout, which raises money every summer weekend by slathering half chickens in a mixture of cider vinegar and poultry seasoning. then they & apos; re grilled over hot coals until the air is perfumed with a mouthwatering scent that floats over the train tracks and directly into your car. for seven bucks, you get a tray with half a chicken, a roll, a bag of chips, and the right to douse everything in a strangely addictive sauce. these firefighters are saving lives in so many different ways. —drew magary
one half of dai due is a butcher shop that chops up just about everything you could imagine—from wild boar to quail. and the other half, in the back, is a restaurant that texas food critics are calling the best in austin—which is saying a lot these days. jesse griffiths and tamara mayfield, proprietors of both, source nearly all their ingredients from within texas, olive oil included. pick from either à la carte dishes like beer - braised collard greens or venison hot dogs with kimchi, or a supper - club menu, with big, shareable family - style dishes of seafood on friday and fried chicken on sunday. so go on sunday. (and then again on tuesday, when they serve the wagyu cheeseburger, the meat ground in the front of the shop .) —b. h. b .
it & apos; s restaurant abiogenesis: when non - human matter (the maine woods) burps up something barely sentient (a kitchenette in an airstream) that, after sprouting legs and a cookbook, saunters off to the james beard awards. for the lost kitchen, that took three years. but the evolution of the 40 - seater, now housed in a converted gristmill, is made more remarkable by where it happened. which is—where again? as the locals say ,
ya can & apos; t get they - ah from hee - yah .
the barely gps - able freedom, maine, is an inland rural town so small that the population swells five percent if the restaurant is full. no quaint lobster docks. no buoy wind chimes. just self - taught chef erin french and her months - long waiting list—and, buoy, is it worth going they - ah from hee - yah. —s. b .
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finding the right mate is no cakewalk — but is it even mathematically likely? in a charming talk, mathematician hannah fry shows patterns in how we look for love, and gives her top three tips (verified by math !) for finding that special someone .
what can mathematics say about history? according to ted fellow jean - baptiste michel, quite a lot. from changes to language to the deadliness of wars, he shows how digitized history is just starting to reveal deep underlying patterns .
we live in a world run by algorithms, computer programs that make decisions or solve problems for us. in this riveting, funny talk, kevin slavin shows how modern algorithms determine stock prices, espionage tactics, even the movies you watch. but, he asks: if we depend on complex algorithms to manage our daily decisions — when do we start to lose control ?
physicist geoffrey west has found that simple, mathematical laws govern the properties of cities — that wealth, crime rate, walking speed and many other aspects of a city can be deduced from a single number: the city' s population. in this mind - bending talk from tedglobal he shows how it works and how similar laws hold for organisms and corporations .
math is logical, functional and just... awesome. mathemagician arthur benjamin explores hidden properties of that weird and wonderful set of numbers, the fibonacci series. (and reminds you that mathematics can be inspiring, too! )
by analyzing raw data on violent incidents in the iraq war and others, sean gourley and his team claim to have found a surprisingly strong mathematical relationship linking the fatality and frequency of attacks .
margaret wertheim leads a project to re - create the creatures of the coral reefs using a crochet technique invented by a mathematician — celebrating the amazements of the reef, and deep - diving into the hyperbolic geometry underlying coral creation .
' i am a mathematician, and i would like to stand on your roof.' that is how ron eglash greeted many african families he met while researching the fractal patterns he' d noticed in villages across the continent .
robert lang is a pioneer of the newest kind of origami — using math and engineering principles to fold mind - blowingly intricate designs that are beautiful and, sometimes, very useful .
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people looking for work often find that the best way to get hired these days is through a referral. so that means networking is essential. but don’t limit yourself to networking over a cup of coffee, through email or at networking events with people in your line of work .
the best way to think about networking is that it’s relationship building. networking works best when it happens through your trusted contacts. so try networking at some of the following activities you may be involved in. they may provide excellent opportunities for references and job recommendations or assistance in switching careers :
you never know where chatting up people you exercise with might lead. my wife, suzi howard, is part of a “boot camp” exercise group in georgia that also morphed into a running group. she happened to mention at one of her sessions that we needed to replace our roof and discovered that one of her boot camp friends is a roofer. he got our job (and gave us a great deal). we were so happy with his work, we recommended him to our next - door neighbor and he replaced her roof, too. you might make connections at your gym or swimming at the y .
my wife is transitioning from the day job she has held for 10 years in georgia to a new career as an art teacher. she’s in a book club and found that one of its members is dating an art teacher. that teacher helped suzi navigate georgia’s professional standards website. he also advised her how to study for, and take, the educators’ certification test she needed to get employed .
marcy ullom, 63, of south florida has been a member of rotary international for over 25 years. she calls the civic organization “one of my best networking tools. ”
says ullom, who has worked in curriculum publishing for grades k - 12 since 2010: “i know people all over the world as a result of my involvement in rotary. ” ullom says that she has leveraged her rotary network to find subject matter experts and professional writers. she is also launching an online business and has found potential investors and business advisers through rotary international .
also, ullom adds, volunteering through rotary helps her extend her network and assist others in getting hired. “i’ve referred people to rotarians who offer the skills that someone might need, ” ullom says .
my wife is also involved in a nonpartisan political action committee dedicated to supporting women in georgia who are running for office for the first time. at the group’s initial meeting, each participant had a chance to introduce herself. suzi offhandedly mentioned that she’s an artist who does pet portraits, people portraits and something she calls “kid art, ” where she embellishes a child’s drawing with her own art. as a result, she has already received preliminary interest in new jobs from several people in the club .
networking through your church, synagogue, mosque or other religious facility can be tricky. sometimes, it’s frowned upon. in other cases, it may be encouraged. for example, the aspiring mormon women website seeks to support and celebrate the educational and professional aspirations of lds (church of latter day saints) women .
as with any group that’s not primarily about networking, adopting a passive approach is often wise. if someone there happens to ask what you do for a living or requests referrals for a product or service in your field, it’s okay to step up. but don’t be market yourself aggressively .
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like finding change down the back of the sofa, except culturally rewarding (and memorable) .
the cloisters new york, new york atop its perch in fort tryon park, in the northern inwood district of manhattan, the cloisters museum houses the best of medieval europe (well, that which could be transported). covered walkways connect a group of authentic medieval french cloisters, and their courtyards. (on a sunny day, a visit really does make you feel like you' re in france !) the beauty of the architectural anomalies are well matched by the tasteful landscaping of the cloisters' 66 - acre plot and the gorgeous views across the river .
however, you might spend more time inside, as some of the greatest works of the period are on display. four works in particular display a level of skill and absorption that simply defy comprehension. both the detail in brushwork and narrative will amaze in robert campin' s divine 15th - century altarpiece, as will the microscopic carving present in the 16th - century boxwood rosary bead. next, the mysterious story described in the famous' unicorn tapestries' will literally bemuse, as will trying to comprehend the level of concentration needed to create what is perhaps the most beautiful of all western books, pucelle' s' hours of jean d' evreaux' (queen of france) .
shunt vaults london, england most people, by now, know about the secret passage in london' s king' s cross station, thanks to harry potter. but do you know about the one in london bridge? the shunt theater collective, a group of local artists, has taken over the row of vaults under a set of train tracks at london bridge station, and regularly stages a variety of performances, concerts, projections and exhibitions in them. the space, coined the shunt vaults and accessible through an unmarked door next to the underground station' s ticket barriers, is huge and pitch - black inside .
you never know what' s going to be happening or where - you just have to follow the light, or the sound. past events have included dj sets, immersive theater, experimental film projections, hypnotic light installations and projects that let you experience the spinning of the sun' s core through the medium of sound .
the collection, which cost a fortune (unsurprisingly), focuses on ancient art and artifacts: buddhist and egyptian statuaries (the latter including pieces deemed noteworthy by howard carter - the man responsible for the discovery of king tut' s tomb), assyrian reliefs and complete roman frescoes .
kulturen sweden lund is an old swedish city. once a main religious center (evident by the extant cathedral), it is now home to a thriving university and research community cycling daily along the quaint, charming cobbled streets. a peek over the pastel walls on either side of one such street will give you quite a surprise. you' ll notice a jumble of rooftops - some ancient - all certainly very different .
these are the tops of the grand cacophony of buildings huddled together in the historic village (the second oldest in the world) of the kulturen, a' living museum' that tells the story of human society and practices, from the earliest peasant inhabitants of scandinavia through to the present day. in the rooms of the original buildings (collected from all over scandinavia) beds are unmade, fires flicker and radios blare - they are full of atmosphere. a range of temporary exhibitions accompany the superbly curated permanent ones. they cover such diverse themes as lund in the middle ages, women prisoners in ravensbruck concentration camp and modernism in lund .
the new york earth room new york, new york we' re not sure what' s more surprising: the fact that 280, 000 pounds of earth are lying in a gallery space in new york' s fashionable soho district, or that, in this city of flux and add, the new york earth room has been there for 30 years. the piece, which covers the room' s floor and is about 3 feet high, is a sculptural work by walter de maria. it was commissioned and is maintained by the dia art foundation .
if you speak to the staff, they' ll tell you that color was the most important quality when choosing which plot of earth to gather for the project. whatever your experience of galleries in the past, a trip up to this surreal second - floor will likely raise a reaction. two other' earth rooms' have been produced in the past, both of which no longer exist .
dr sun yat - sen chinese garden vancouver, british columbia chinese craftsmanship cropping up in chinatown isn' t particularly surprising. however, it is stunning to realize that the only authentic, full - scale chinese classical garden built outside china is in canada. the sun yat - sen gardens are an oasis of serenity - the trickle of water, the tap, tap, tapping of bamboo and the soft rustling of reeds in the warm summer breeze - at the foot of vancouver' s boisterous chinatown. to ensure authentic work practices while building the garden, the builders and artisans (52 of them flown in from mainland china) worked with 950 crates of raw materials they brought with them - everything from the large limestone rocks to the tiny pebbles in the path .
they were forbidden to use power tools, screws, nails or glue, relying instead on their eyes to join the walkways and partitions precisely together. amazingly, it took just a year to complete. based on a 14th - 17th - century suzhou ming dynasty model, the garden adheres to the yin / yang balance of elements. it also features carved wooden seating beside the pool, which was traditionally intended only for women to use. the position requires the sitter to recline at a most agreeable angle to enjoy the sounds and reflections of the adjacent pool .
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the smashing of a statue of lenin in kiev by protesters leaves the city without a monument to the leader of the 1917 revolution - but there are plenty left elsewhere. here are five .
the bohemian seattle suburb of fremont acquired a lenin statue in the early 1990s, with the help of an english teacher, lewis carpenter, who mortgaged his home to rescue it from poprad in slovakia. it stands outside a number of fast food shops, and is decorated on special occasions, with festive lights, occasionally drag, or just fancy dress .
in december 1958 soviet scientists responded to the us' s construction of the amundsen - scott station at the south pole by building a research station at the pole of inaccessibility - the antarctic' s most remote spot. they fixed a plastic lenin bust to the roof before they left, two weeks later. today it is the only visible part .
finsbury council in london commissioned a bust of lenin during world war two to celebrate the alliance with the soviet union against nazi germany. cast by the russian emigre architect berthold lubetkin, who worked with the council on housing projects before and after the war, it stood for a while in holford square, near one of lenin' s former london homes. it was often vandalised, and eventually removed. it can now be seen in islington museum .
not far from kiev, but less easy for anti - soviet protesters to get at, is this bust of lenin in the
underwater museum
at tarhankut, crimea. a number of former soviet rulers are commemorated in the alley of the leaders, their statues and busts standing or lying on underwater shelves of rock .
one of the few western european towns with a bust of lenin in a public square is cavriago, near bologna. the town council website explains (in italian) that fierce debates raged in 1918 between moderates and
maximalists
within the local socialist party. the maximalists came out on top, and in 1920 lenin was named
honorary first citizen
. later the town came under attack from fascists and the administration resigned. the bust is intended to bear testimony, in a non - judgmental way, to the
strong civil and political passions of those years
.
the foreign secretary quits, telling theresa may
needless self - doubt
is leading to
semi - brexit
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whether you opt for a futuristic - feeling affair inspired by the gallery and sky theater’s domed ceilings or decide on the terrace with waterfront skyline views, each of the planetarium ’s six options offers a distinct ambience .
from the sweeping backlit staircase and dramatic balconies to the ornate fixtures, the intricate architecture of this historic building creates a show - stopping backdrop that doesn’t require any additional décor .
the artist’s covered bridge provides a picturesque location for a scenic outdoor affair. exchange vows during a secluded ceremony over the rippling sunday river while surrounded by trees and the white mountains .
this 12 - story atrium is on the list of philadelphia' s historical spaces for its oversized 1915 tiffany mosaic. from the two - story waterfall fountain to the ornate marble details, the atrium at curtis center is a lavish space for up to 500 guests .
exchange vows in front of ivy - covered castle ruins at the summit of gibbet hill with sweeping views of mt. wachusett, mt. watatic, and mt. monadnock .
let big daddy’s antiques ’ inventory of one - of - a - kind pieces create a memorable backdrop for a shabby - chic celebration. each showroom provides a unique atmosphere, and the industrial courtyard offers an equally cool outdoor option .
silver falls state park offers hundreds of intimate locations to host your affair. from waterfalls, creeks, bridges, and meadows to historic buildings, shelters, and ranches, personalize your rustic affair at this year - round venue .
reconnect with nature when you invite guests to celebrate your nuptials at these waterfront campgrounds .
the exhibition includes eight galleries that provide a look at what influenced dale chihuly’s art career. the glasshouse is the exhibit’s centerpiece and is a glass and steel structure complete with an expansive suspended sculpture .
celebrate your wedding atop the historic clock tower. a recent renovation gives the space a modern vibe while the panoramic city views, and the mysterious clock faces offer endless photo opportunities .
this colorado mountain venue recently added a reconstructed civil war - era ohio barn with east - facing views of the continental divide. for a smaller affair, consider the converted hay loft with two rumford style stone fireplaces .
no matter the size of your affair, guests will be enchanted by the charming open air chapel, luxury cabins, and mineral hot springs at dunton hot springs .
with space for up to 20, 000 guests and ten different spaces to choose from, fenway park is available for more than just baseball. from the deck’s panoramic views of the ballpark to to the skyline vistas atop the budweiser right field rooftop, the unique photo opportunities at this iconic stadium are endless.
unexpected places is a 2012 film produced by reveal film group in association with crystal creek media . the film is a redemption story of a wayward son played by tim torok . it was directed by michael brennan , while being co-produced , written-by and starring penny carlisi . 
unexpected places is a 2012 film produced by reveal film group in association with crystal creek media. the film is a redemption story of a wayward son played by tim torok. it was directed by michael brennan, while being co-produced, written-by and starring penny carlisi.
unexpected places is a 2012 film produced by reveal film group in association with crystal creek media. the film is a redemption story of a wayward son played by tim torok. it was directed by michael brennan, while being co-produced, written-by and starring penny carlisi.