Similar to the women’s palette, men’s hues take a bright and playful approach to spring 2012, with yellow and orange continuing to make a statement. Brave, bold colors like Tangerine Tango and Solar Power are the perfect confidence boosters. Combine them with Sodalite Blue for a more balanced look, or weave in warm neutral Starfish for a safer, more subdued look.
Spring and summer naturally evoke feelings of calm ocean waters and tranquil beach vacations. Vivid Hawaiian Ocean adds sparkle to any attire. Pair it with Dazzling Blue to lift basic blues to new heights.
Vintage Khaki, a timeless yet quintessential classic, is best paired with Granita, a full-bodied and robust deep red.
Breezy Tradewinds creates the perfect combination for spring with Dazzling Blue and Grass Green. This sporty yet classic golf green is sure to be a hit in active sportswear.
As with anything, Yoga, Cross-Fit, Kettle Bell or TSX Suspension training, knowing your boundaries is of utmost importance, even with a teacher or trainer. One size does not fit all, and knowing your particular boundaries to avoid injuries or even aggravating existing injuries is your job. I am surprised at the sensationalism of this article with it’s dramatic illustrations and fuzzy science. I’d be keen to read a well researched article comparing Yoga to other healthful practices.
I had the same reaction. Found a couple interesting resources because of it.
A pretty well researched rebuttal to the New York Times Article. You can probably skip past the media theory stuff in the beginning, as the core of the argument starts beneath that.
A somewhat unusual yoga blog—their focus is an interesting anatomical look at yoga poses, and maximizing effectiveness and safety of yoga that way (with some talk about chakras and energy and the like.)
In my experience, I overstretched a thigh once and re-aggravated a pulled neck through yoga—so, two minor events in three years; but in both instances that was me pushing too hard or too soon. I’ve been personally very lucky to find a couple good yoga teachers who remind me to take Ego out of the practice and be healthy with the exercise—that’s the whole point of being there. As Dana Santas suggests in this article from Men’s Health Magazine, any physical activity includes risk; so being aware of what you’re doing (and why) and getting some individual instruction about the exercise is crucial.
New York-based artist Molly Rausch paints the extended scenes around the edges of postage stamps, imagining the continued horizons and broader stories told by stamp artwork.
SAN FRANCISCO’S SUBTERRANEAN STAMP SOCIETY MATERIALIZES AT SFMOMA!
The Elsewhere Philatelic Society is proud to announce the unveiling of “The Peculiar Scholarship of Dr. Bedcannon”, #7 in the Psychedelic Philatelic Adventure Series (collect them all!). In conjunction with the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Koret Visitor Education Center, the EPS cordially invites you to experience the galleries of SFMOMA as Dr. Bedcannon INTENDED THEM TO BE EXPERIENCED. Have you ever wanted to question an institution’s extant reality? Dr. Ytterbium G. Bedcannon has! You’ll follow in his footsteps as he recontextualizes every object within the museum to match his whimsical and questionable views.
Bedcannon’s walkabout can be enjoyed Thursday through Tuesday, in the Koret Visitor Education Center (2nd floor), from January 15, 2012, until such time as the SFMOMA grows weary of its urban whimsy (likely a day in April).
The Elsewhere Philatelic Society (est. 1895) is an interactive fiction project set in various locations throughout San Francisco and the East Bay, and is inspired by the Games of Nonchalance project. It endeavors to engage players in an on-going adventure storyline, to encourage them to observe and produce street art, and to explore urban areas in new and unusual ways.
As long as it’s completely flaccid, it’s still a R-rating. It was very important professionally that it remain completely flaccid, but it was very important for me personally that it not be completely flaccid. You know what I mean? It’s a fine line. You wanna be like 8% aroused.
