because im addicted WHERE CHILDREN SLEEP | Wine & Bowties Much love to the folks that ventured out to the first Wine & Bowties of the Spring. To Tap 10, Starter Kit, Jay Casio and Yung_smh thank you for blessing us with your tunes. Consider it the first HNRL + TT6 + DRGN + W&B collab. Shout out to Anika and Nasty Nate for being down, and to Morgan and co. for handling. February marked the first installment in our nascent discussion series, Talks, where we opened up a conversation about creativity and entrepreneurship. A few years back, one of our favorite artists laced us with a used Yashica. We step inside the world of the Top Dog Guy.
Peace Pod Bokja I was so excited to have spotted these chairs by Bokja on Table Tonic this morning – but WTF, how can anybody not notice them? These exuberant pieces of furniture are the fruits of Beirut-based Hoda Baroudi […] Yabba Dabba Doo Would you have ever guessed that this Flinstones inspired house belonged to television legend Dick Clark? Amazing People Arrested By Terrible People for Doing Something Good Jun 7, 2011 Seriously, what is going on here? Seven activists, while slightly grungy and a little cliche, were arrested on Monday for feeding homeless people a vegan breakfast in Orlando’s Lake Eola Park. They weren’t just simply told to disband and take their good-intentioned hippy food with them. It makes one wonder, if you’re going to arrest someone why not arrest the homeless people so they have a place to live and food to eat. The international movement called Food Not Bombs, is co-founded by Jonathan ‘Keith’ McHenry, 54, one of the men who was arrested and bailed on $250—each activist was held on similar bail. One activist, Ben Markeson, however, plans to continue serving in the park. It’s a matter of permits according to spokesperson for the Orlando police, Lieutenant Barb Jones, “They can feed twice in each park with the permit, there are other places they can feed, and the city has set up locations for them to feed. But Jones seems unrelenting, “‘We paid for their permits.
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Shogi: Japanese Chess (the Chess Variant Pages) Japanese Chess Shogi is recognized as a CLASSIC Chess variant, distinguished for its immense popularity and rich history. It has been featured at the top of our pages in February 2002 and January 2011. Introduction Shogi is the Japanese cousin of Chess. The similarites between Chess and Shogi suggest a common origin, and it is commonly held that their common origin was a game called Chaturanga, which arose in India in approximately the 7th century AD. (shô ) (-gi) Shô means general and Gi means board game. Perhaps the enduring popularity of Shogi can be attributed to its 'drop rule'; it was the first chess variant wherein captured pieces could be returned to the board to be used as one's own. Setup Shogi is played on a 9x9 board. Shogi begins in the position shown below in either of the two diagrams. Traditional board, pieces, and notation Checkered board, Chess Motif pieces, and international notation. Pieces Rules Black moves first. Video Instruction Computer Programs Play Online Photographs Shop
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