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I had dream in which I saw Rupert Murdoch. My two brothers and I were on a trip. We were staying in a room in bunk beds. We went out to dinner at a place that was fancy but was not. We had dinner with Rupert Murdoch. He was wearing a tuxedo. He was a nice a guy. When we parted, he gave me his salmon colored business card. I was going to give him mine but did not have any on me.
Parahawking is an activity that combines paragliding with falconry. Birds of prey are trained to fly with paragliders, guiding them to thermals for in-flight rewards and performing aerobatic manoeuvres.
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Featured Designer::May 23, 2011
My boyfriend, the designer, recently traveled to New York City with his fellow “100-mile design challenge” classmates for the International Contemporary Furniture Fair—North America’s premiere showcase for design. Along with a companion design university from Baltimore, Sohroosh and his classmates showcased their functional design projects focused on sourcing 100% of the materials from within a 100-mile radius of their respective city. As such, student faced the challenge of eliminating plastics, metals and conventional fabrics in exchange for utilizing creative new materials like hemp cloth, bee’s wax and cat tails.
For a better look into Sohroosh’s design process of his locally-sourced hat [and to see what his classmates produced] visit the 100-Mile Design Challenge Blog
Thanks, Lisa :)](http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_llol8lTBQd1qahzbco1_500.jpg)
Featured Designer::May 23, 2011
My boyfriend, the designer, recently traveled to New York City with his fellow “100-mile design challenge” classmates for the International Contemporary Furniture Fair—North America’s premiere showcase for design. Along with a companion design university from Baltimore, Sohroosh and his classmates showcased their functional design projects focused on sourcing 100% of the materials from within a 100-mile radius of their respective city. As such, student faced the challenge of eliminating plastics, metals and conventional fabrics in exchange for utilizing creative new materials like hemp cloth, bee’s wax and cat tails.
For a better look into Sohroosh’s design process of his locally-sourced hat [and to see what his classmates produced] visit the 100-Mile Design Challenge Blog
Thanks, Lisa :)
The raw ingredients: hemp cloth, beeswax, cattail (bulrush).
latest prototype
