Posted October 15th, 2011
by Patrick Eldershaw
Dear E
I thought about writing notes about living a creative life; about passing on specific bits of info from my almost–30 years in the writing trenches but it quickly bogged down into maudlin advice from an old fart. Or thats how it seemed to me. And besides, the advantage of being young is the ability to learn from your own mistakes with the time to recover and do it again properly. And hence, you can easily ignore maudlin old–fart advice.
Having said that, I fully intend to plunge headlong down the warren of advice giving.
Being young, and creative can be really frustrating. You have so much to say, but no easy way to say it nor the mature skill set that makes your words work and reflect what’s really in your brain.
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Tags: Creative Posted in Home Electricity Design
Posted October 4th, 2011
by admin
If you already have bay windows in your home and would like a replacement, you should understand that this job is not just for anyone. No matter how tight your budget is, you should always hire the best bay window making companies to do this job for you.You might want to first consider browsing online for a reputable company that offers this service at a very competitive price.
Bay windows are not your typical window. And this is the reason why you need a special type of window contractor to replace your windows. Bay windows are artful form of windows, which is the primary reason why a lot of people opt for this window type. Read full post…
Tags: Bay Window, Window Posted in Home Electricity Design
Posted September 22nd, 2011
by Patrick Eldershaw
For many, gardening can be an ordeal, however it should be much more simple and fun. Gardening is, most of the time, used to relax people, and should not be something difficult or hard to deal with. Creating a garden will also make your home look considerably better and much more natural. To make your yard look better than it ever has before, utilize the following suggestions to make your garden.
A very important step in making sure that your garden is successful is having properly prepared soil. Plants will always grow in soil that has the right amount of nutrients; this is something that gardeners that know what they’re doing prepare for every year. Read full post…
Tags: Garden Posted in Home Electricity Design
Posted September 22nd, 2011
by Patrick Eldershaw
When the Taiwan Tower competition in Taichung asked participants for an iconic skyscraper, visiondivision responded with a cluster of over 100 slender towers that challenges the expected experiences within and aesthetics of a 21st century tower. Tower Town, a result of examining the traditional skyscraper and questioning its spatial offerings, creates a dense urban environment with its fragmented massing.
This field of towers will create an experience that vastly differs from the single skyscraper. The 100+ skyscrapers will form a network on the ground level of narrow streets with different vertical views, and in the sky, with different observation decks for communication purposes (in addition to structural demands).
“A tall building is simply not enough in the endeavour for an emblematic skyscraper in the 21st century. T
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Posted August 26th, 2011
by Patrick Eldershaw
In interviews for his latest book his latest book, “The Thank You Economy”, Gary Vaynerchuk was quoted as saying that 99.5% of the people that walk around and say they are a social media expert or guru are clowns. Ive thinking about that in context of some interesting data released this past week. Seems the bloom is off the rose at Facebook and both US and Canadian users have decreased as a general trend over the past month. I take perverse pride in knowing Canadians lead the way here just as we led it the rate of adoption per capita, now we lead the withdrawal in real numbers.
But I digress.
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Tags: Media, Social Media Posted in Home Electricity Design