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The kitchen is usually the warmest place in the house - literally and figuratively. For many of us, the best part of the...
06/07/2022

The kitchen is usually the warmest place in the house - literally and figuratively.

For many of us, the best part of the day is the evening congregation in the kitchen, cooking dinner, and sharing stories of the day - ups and downs, missions accomplished and lessons learned, dreams and hopes that tomorrow will bring.

The herby and salty aroma of the broth, pizza baking in the oven, pasta sauce simmering, or the sizzling sound of the veggies in the wok only provides music to our stories.

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23/06/2022

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23/06/2022

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ICONS: Iris Apfel “More is more & less is a bore”She advised nine USA presidents about interior designer, but her media ...
23/06/2022

ICONS: Iris Apfel “More is more & less is a bore”

She advised nine USA presidents about interior designer, but her media power has little to do with her profession.

Iris Apfel combines in an hypnotic appeal designer pieces with imitation jewelry, second hand and non-western traditional accessories.
Pieces such as Lanvin, Chanel, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana or Nina Ricci’s mixed up with thrifts and antiques. Her unique style was noticed by MET, that offered a retrospective about her vast personal collection in 2005.

The fashion exhibition, the museum’s first focusing on a living person who wasn’t a designer, was a resounding success. This put her in the eye of internatonal publishers and designers. The 2014 Iris documentary by director Albert Maysles was the final push, imposing her, at 84 years old, as a fashion icon worldwide.

Always jovial and bright, Iris Apfel enjoys this unexpected media effervescence, that has led her to work with media, all kinds of brands, even lecturing at universities.

“Suddenly I have become a geriatric starlet. My husband and I laugh a lot with the situation. I have been doing this all my life and now I find lots of magazines, especially European, that are writing about me. But I am not doing anything other than what I have been doing for the past 70 years!”

Source: yolancris.com

Recycled GlassUnlike plastic, glass is infinitely recyclable. This is a fact very important to remember now more than ev...
23/06/2022

Recycled Glass

Unlike plastic, glass is infinitely recyclable. This is a fact very important to remember now more than ever because the world is going through a silica shortage, the raw material used to create glass.

Sadly, many of our glass products are incinerated or leaked into the environment at the end of life. Furthermore, the recycling industry still has not achieved economies of scale (it is more expensive to recycle than what you can make by selling recycled materials).

"And still I rise"-Maya AngelouJuneteenth marks USA’s second independence day. Although it has long celebrated in the Af...
23/06/2022

"And still I rise"
-Maya Angelou

Juneteenth marks USA’s second independence day. Although it has long celebrated in the African American community, this monumental event remains largely unknown to most Americans.

The historical legacy of Juneteenth shows the value of never giving up hope in uncertain times. In 2016, Opal Lee, often referred to as the "grandmother of Juneteenth", walked from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington D.C. to advocate for a federal holiday. In 2021, Juneteenth became the first new federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr. Day was adopted in 1983.

17/06/2022

Sometime we don't understand the seriousness of a problem until we see it from our own eyes.

Believe it or not, what you’re looking at is a tributary that feeds into the Pasig River in Manila, . The Pasig is one of the most polluted rivers on Earth and it flows through downtown Manila and into the once pristine Manila Bay.
In 1990 the Pasig was declared biologically dead, and in 1999 the Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission was formed to help clean up the river.
The tributary that feeds into the Pasig River serves as an extreme example of how much of our trash makes it into the ocean.
Video by Mike Hettwer
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