tardiness

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“When my cor­re­spon­dents reproach me for tar­di­ness, I can only say that I give as much atten­tion to a let­ter as I do to any­thing I write, and I work at least six and some­times six­teen hours a day.”
~ William S. Burroughs

(via Brain Pick­ings)

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100,000 Scovilles Naga Chilli Vodka

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The Scov­ille scale is what deter­mines the spici­ness of a pep­per. For ref­er­ence, a jalapeño starts at 3,500 Scov­illes and a habanero starts at 100,000 Scov­illes. We con­sider our­selves fans of spicy food, but even a […]

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Espalier in the Winter Garden

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The archi­tec­tural beauty of your dor­mant espaliers is pleas­ing to see through a win­dow­pane, as you sit cozy and warm. Now get your pruners, and meet us outside.

Yes, we are aware it looks cold out there. You will how­ever thank us, come spring, when your beau­ti­fully trained pear trees and trel­lised vines reward […]

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HOK principal Gerry Gilmore dies

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Mr. Gilmore’s spe­cialty was mar­ket­ing. Dur­ing his 40 years with HOK, he helped the firm grow from a young St. Louis archi­tec­tural office into a national and global powerhouse.

He played a key role in pub­lic projects includ­ing the America’s Cen­ter and its expan­sion, the Edward Jones Dome, the Thomas
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A Slalom Sled with Style

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For the style-conscious snow enthu­si­ast: the Slalom Sled from Moun­tain Boy Sled­works in Col­orado is made from molded ply­wood with a marine-grade water­proof finish.

Above: The Slalom Sled is de
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Gor­geous macro phở­tos by Matthias Lenke.

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SYLVANSPORT GO CAMPER TRAILER

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This is prob­a­bly the most unique camp­ing and travel trailer youll ever find.

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He plans to build an 80-foot-tall tower by stack­ing for­mer rail­way planks at a slight spi­ral so that the entire struc­ture will appear to change direc­tions mid­way up, like a game of Jenga gone askew. Inside, a restau­rant will sit on the building’s lobby floor while a can­tilevered, wooden stair­case will lead vis­i­tors
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Adver­tise here with BSA

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Richard Darell

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Le Chalet Zannier in the French Alps

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Located near the ski runs of Megève in the French Alps, Le Chalet Zan­nier takes stealth lux­ury to a new level.

Arnaud Zan­nier (son of Roger, who pre­sides over the global children’s cloth­ing giant Groupe Zan­nier, and founder of NDC Hand­made) recently added the chalet to the family’s small but grow­ing hos­pi­tal­ity busi­ness. For­merly occupied […]

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