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Sarah Amos, originally from Australia, left home after receiving a BFA in Printmaking from RMIT, to attend the Tamarind Institute of Lithography in New Mexico. In 1992 she became a certified Tamarind Master Printer in Lithography. In 1998 Sarah became the Master Printer for the Vermont Studio Center Press until 2008 and during this time she also received an MFA from the University of Northern Vermont. Sarah has been an Adjunct Professor at Dartmouth, Williams and Bennington Colleges teaching Printmaking and Drawing since 2007.

Sarah tells: "I grew up in a very artistic family, which I initially took for granted. It was not until I was in my teens that I realized the great accomplishments of the artisans within my family. My grandfather, Len Annois, was an accomplished student of naturalism who specialized in landscape painting and large Fresco murals and devoted his life to his work, and my grandmother, Mavis, was a gifted ceramicist and weaver. One of my favorite memories was going into my grandfather’s large studio, fossicking around and playing with all the painting and ceramic tools, charcoal drawings and paintings.

My mother, Rosie, has also been a huge influence as she, too, is a talented artist; she has worked in landscape and abstract painting, fashion and interior design. My mother is a whirlwind of creative energy, and when I was a child, was regularly covered in paint, flour or fabric, while making things on various tables all over the house, with a dog often curled up beneath her feet. She wanted to work with her hands and to make beautiful objects that in return gave her deep satisfaction. Her drive and commitment were infectious. I witnessed and absorbed all of this creativity from the edge of the table.

When I got older, I went to art school in Australia and received an undergraduate degree in printmaking. I soon left Australia for Albuquerque, New Mexico where I had been accepted into Tamarind Institute, an institute that solely focused on lithography (lithography is a printmaking technique that includes drawing with grease pencils and washes onto limestone blocks, chemically treating it to offset onto paper). I loved the alchemy and hands-on physicality of lithography.

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The First Light of Trinity

— By Alex Wellerstein | July 16, 2015 | Annals of Technology

Seventy years ago, the flash of a nuclear bomb illuminated the skies over Alamogordo, New Mexico. Courtesy Los Alamos National Laboratory

The light of a nuclear explosion is unlike anything else on Earth. This is because the heat of a nuclear explosion is unlike anything else on Earth. Seventy years ago today, when the first atomic weapon was tested, they called its light cosmic. Where else, except in the interiors of stars, do the temperatures reach into the tens of millions of degrees? It is that blistering radiation, released in a reaction that takes about a millionth of a second to complete, that makes the light so unearthly, that gives it the strength to burn through photographic paper and wound human eyes. The heat is such that the air around it becomes luminous and incandescent and then opaque; for a moment, the brightness hides itself. Then the air expands outward, shedding its energy at the speed of sound—the blast wave that destroys houses, hospitals, schools, cities.

The test was given the evocative code name of Trinity, although no one seems to know precisely why. One theory is that J. Robert Oppenheimer, the head of the U.S. government’s laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico, and the director of science for the Manhattan Project, which designed and built the bomb, chose the name as an allusion to the poetry of John Donne. Oppenheimer’s former mistress, Jean Tatlock, a student at the University of California, Berkeley, when he was a professor there, had introduced him to Donne’s work before she committed suicide, in early 1944. But Oppenheimer later claimed not to recall where the name came from.

The operation was designated as top secret, which was a problem, since the whole point was to create an explosion that could be heard for a hundred miles around and seen for two hundred. How to keep such a spectacle under wraps? Oppenheimer and his colleagues considered several sites, including a patch of desert around two hundred miles east of Los Angeles, an island eighty miles southwest of Santa Monica, and a series of sand bars ten miles off the Texas coast. Eventually, they chose a place much closer to home, near Alamogordo, New Mexico, on an Army Air Forces bombing range in a valley called the Jornada del Muerto (“Journey of the Dead Man,” an indication of its unforgiving landscape). Freshwater had to be driven in, seven hundred gallons at a time, from a town forty miles away. To wire the site for a telephone connection required laying four miles of cable. The most expensive single line item in the budget was for the construction of bomb-proof shelters, which would protect some of the more than two hundred and fifty observers of the test.

The area immediately around the bombing range was sparsely populated but not by any means barren. It was within two hundred miles of Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and El Paso. The nearest town of more than fifty people was fewer than thirty miles away, and the nearest occupied ranch was only twelve miles away—long distances for a person, but not for light or a radioactive cloud. (One of Trinity’s more unusual financial appropriations, later on, was for the acquisition of several dozen head of cattle that had had their hair discolored by the explosion.) The Army made preparations to impose martial law after the test if necessary, keeping a military force of a hundred and sixty men on hand to manage any evacuations. Photographic film, sensitive to radioactivity, was stowed in nearby towns, to provide “medical legal” evidence of contamination in the future. Seismographs in Tucson, Denver, and Chihuahua, Mexico, would reveal how far away the explosion could be detected.

The Trinity test weapon. Courtesy Los Alamos National Laboratory

On July 16, 1945, the planned date of the test, the weather was poor. Thunderstorms were moving through the area, raising the twin hazards of electricity and rain. The test weapon, known euphemistically as the gadget, was mounted inside a shack atop a hundred-foot steel tower. It was a Frankenstein’s monster of wires, screws, switches, high explosives, radioactive materials, and diagnostic devices, and was crude enough that it could be tripped by a passing storm. (This had already happened once, with a model of the bomb’s electrical system.) Rain, or even too many clouds, could cause other problems—a spontaneous radioactive thunderstorm after detonation, unpredictable magnifications of the blast wave off a layer of warm air. It was later calculated that, even without the possibility of mechanical or electrical failure, there was still more than a one-in-ten chance of the gadget failing to perform optimally.

The scientists were prepared to cancel the test and wait for better weather when, at five in the morning, conditions began to improve. At five-ten, they announced that the test was going forward. At five-twenty-five, a rocket near the tower was shot into the sky—the five-minute warning. Another went up at five-twenty-nine. Forty-five seconds before zero hour, a switch was thrown in the control bunker, starting an automated timer. Just before five-thirty, an electrical pulse ran the five and a half miles across the desert from the bunker to the tower, up into the firing unit of the bomb. Within a hundred millionths of a second, a series of thirty-two charges went off around the device’s core, compressing the sphere of plutonium inside from about the size of an orange to that of a lime. Then the gadget exploded.

General Thomas Farrell, the deputy commander of the Manhattan Project, was in the control bunker with Oppenheimer when the blast went off. “The whole country was lighted by a searing light with the intensity many times that of the midday sun,” he wrote immediately afterward. “It was golden, purple, violet, gray, and blue. It lighted every peak, crevasse, and ridge of the nearby mountain range with a clarity and beauty that cannot be described but must be seen to be imagined. It was that beauty the great poets dream about but describe most poorly and inadequately.” Twenty-seven miles away from the tower, the Berkeley physicist and Nobel Prize winner Ernest O. Lawrence was stepping out of a car. “Just as I put my foot on the ground I was enveloped with a warm brilliant yellow white light—from darkness to brilliant sunshine in an instant,” he wrote. James Conant, the president of Harvard University, was watching from the V.I.P. viewing spot, ten miles from the tower. “The enormity of the light and its length quite stunned me,” he wrote. “The whole sky suddenly full of white light like the end of the world.”

In its first milliseconds, the Trinity fireball burned through photographic film. Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration

Trinity was filmed exclusively in black and white and without audio. In the main footage of the explosion, the fireball rises out of the frame before the cameraman, dazed by the sight, pans upward to follow it. The written accounts of the test, of which there are many, grapple with how to describe an experience for which no terminology had yet been invented. Some eventually settle on what would become the standard lexicon. Luis Alvarez, a physicist and future participant in the Hiroshima bombing, viewed Trinity from the air. He likened the debris cloud, which rose to a height of some thirty thousand feet in ten minutes, to “a parachute which was being blown up by a large electric fan,” noting that it “had very much the appearance of a large mushroom.” Charles Thomas, the vice-president of Monsanto, a major Manhattan Project contractor, observed the same. “It looked like a giant mushroom; the stalk was the thousands of tons of sand being sucked up by the explosion; the top of the mushroom was a flowering ball of fire,” he wrote. “It resembled a giant brain the convolutions of which were constantly changing.”

In the months before the test, the Manhattan Project scientists had estimated that their bomb would yield the equivalent of between seven hundred and five thousand tons of TNT. As it turned out, the detonation force was equal to about twenty thousand tons of TNT—four times larger than the expected maximum. The light was visible as far away as Amarillo, Texas, more than two hundred and eighty miles to the east, on the other side of a mountain range. Windows were reported broken in Silver City, New Mexico, some hundred and eighty miles to the southwest. Here, again, the written accounts converge. Thomas: “It is safe to say that nothing as terrible has been made by man before.” Lawrence: “There was restrained applause, but more a hushed murmuring bordering on reverence.” Farrell: “The strong, sustained, awesome roar … warned of doomsday and made us feel that we puny things were blasphemous.” Nevertheless, the plainclothes military police who were stationed in nearby towns reported that those who saw the light seemed to accept the government’s explanation, which was that an ammunition dump had exploded.

Trinity was only the first nuclear detonation of the summer of 1945. Two more followed, in early August, over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, killing as many as a quarter of a million people. By October, Norris Bradbury, the new director of Los Alamos, had proposed that the United States conduct “subsequent Trinity’s.” There was more to learn about the bomb, he argued, in a memo to the new coördinating council for the lab, and without the immediate pressure of making a weapon for war, “another TR might even be FUN.” A year after the test at Alamogordo, new ones began, at Bikini Atoll, in the Marshall Islands. They were not given literary names. Able, Baker, and Charlie were slated for 1946; X-ray, Yoke, and Zebra were slated for 1948. These were letters in the military radio alphabet—a clarification of who was really the master of the bomb.

Irradiated Kodak X-ray film. Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration

By 1992, the U.S. government had conducted more than a thousand nuclear tests, and other nations—China, France, the United Kingdom, and the Soviet Union—had joined in the frenzy. The last aboveground detonation took place over Lop Nur, a dried-up salt lake in northwestern China, in 1980. We are some years away, in other words, from the day when no living person will have seen that unearthly light firsthand. But Trinity left secondhand signs behind. Because the gadget exploded so close to the ground, the fireball sucked up dirt and debris. Some of it melted and settled back down, cooling into a radioactive green glass that was dubbed Trinitite, and some of it floated away. A minute quantity of the dust ended up in a river about a thousand miles east of Alamogordo, where, in early August, 1945, it was taken up into a paper mill that manufactured strawboard for Eastman Kodak. The strawboard was used to pack some of the company’s industrial X-ray film, which, when it was developed, was mottled with dark blotches and pinpoint stars—the final exposure of the first light of the nuclear age.

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Advanced Terrain Modeling: Lessons from Piotr Tatar Recently, I came across the compelling work of Piotr Tatar, whose CG short film features exceptionally realistic landscapes. Tatar’s approach to terrain modeling provides valuable insights into the cutting-edge techniques currently shaping the field.

Forerunner in the Field: Piotr Tatar’s work stands out due to his meticulous attention to detail and innovative use of technology. By combining CGI with on-location shooting and drone photogrammetry, Tatar achieves a remarkable level of realism in his terrain. His method of selecting and capturing specific rock formations around Albuquerque, New Mexico, exemplifies the advanced integration of real-world data into digital models.

How This Relates to My Work: My current project involves terrain modeling similar to Tatar’s, though set in a different U.S. location. Tatar’s use of drone photogrammetry underscores the importance of accurate asset capture for realism. While I’m currently using traditional maps, Tatar’s success with drones inspires me to consider this technology for future, more specialized work.

The Art of Vehicle Detailing: Insights from Piotr Tatar’s Favorite TV Show Vehicle Another aspect of Tatar’s work that caught my attention is his detailed rendering of a vehicle from his favorite TV show. The balance between the vehicle’s simple exterior and its intricate interior details is a testament to advanced modeling techniques.

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How This Relates to My Work: Inspired by Tatar’s attention to the vehicle’s interior, I plan to adopt similar techniques in my own models. Achieving realistic rendering requires a thorough approach to UV mapping and detail modeling, which is a key focus in my current project. Learning from Tatar’s methods, I aim to enhance the realism and intricacy of my own vehicle models.

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Explore Unique Wedding Venues in Albuquerque, NM

When it comes to planning your special day in Albuquerque, New Mexico, finding the perfect wedding venue is essential. Whether you're envisioning a romantic outdoor ceremony surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Southwest or a sophisticated indoor setting with historical charm, Albuquerque offers a diverse selection of venues to suit every couple's dream wedding.

Discovering the Best Wedding Venues in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Albuquerque boasts a rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, making it an ideal location for weddings. As you search for wedding venues in ABQ NM, consider the variety of options available:

Historic Elegance

For couples seeking a venue with character and history, Albuquerque's historic sites and landmarks provide a captivating backdrop. Imagine exchanging vows in a beautifully restored adobe mansion or a centuries-old chapel adorned with intricate details. These venues not only exude elegance but also offer a sense of timeless charm that enhances the significance of your special day.

Scenic Outdoor Settings

Outdoor enthusiasts will find Albuquerque's natural beauty captivating. From expansive vineyards to botanical gardens and desert oases, the city offers wedding locations Albuquerque that showcase the region's diverse landscapes. Imagine saying "I do" under a canopy of cottonwood trees or against the backdrop of majestic mountains, creating a picturesque setting that complements your love story.

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For couples with a contemporary taste, Albuquerque features modern venues with sleek designs and customizable spaces. These ABQ wedding venues offer state-of-the-art amenities, stylish decor, and versatile layouts, allowing you to personalize your wedding experience. Whether you prefer an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, these venues provide the perfect canvas for your vision.

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Begin by assessing the venue's capacity to comfortably accommodate your guest list. Whether you're planning a small, intimate affair or a large-scale celebration, ensure the venue can accommodate your needs without compromising comfort or ambiance.

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Consider what services and amenities the venue offers to simplify your wedding planning process. Some unique wedding venues Albuquerque provide comprehensive packages that include catering, event coordination, and decor options, while others offer flexibility for you to customize your experience with preferred vendors.

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In conclusion, an array of venues in Albuquerque New Mexico cater to every couple's unique tastes and preferences. Whether you're dreaming of a romantic outdoor wedding, a historic venue with cultural significance, or a contemporary space with modern amenities, the perfect venue awaits you in this vibrant city. Explore your options, consider what matters most to you, and trust that Albuquerque's diverse wedding venues will help you create memories that last a lifetime.

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Unveiling Goa's Top 9 Beach Paradises: A Comprehensive Guide to Sun, Sand, and Serenity

Welcome to the sun-soaked haven of India – Goa! Known for its pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and lively atmosphere, Goa is a perennial favorite among tourists seeking an idyllic escape. In this guide, we will unveil the top 9 beaches in Goa, providing detailed insights into their attractions, nearby hotels, locations, and surrounding tourist gems. Goa tour packages by Optima Travels provide opportunity to explore Goa in most fascinating way.

Palolem Beach: Palolem Beach, with its crescent-shaped coastline, offers a perfect blend of tranquility and vibrant energy. The clear turquoise waters are ideal for swimming, and the beach is dotted with colorful beach shacks serving delectable seafood. Don't miss the silent disco parties that light up the nights! Palolem Beach is situated in South Goa, approximately 40 kilometers from Dabolim Airport. Explore the Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary nearby or take a boat trip to Butterfly Beach for a surreal experience.

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Cuba Palolem Beach Resort: A beachfront paradise offering comfortable cottages and huts. Art Resort Goa: A boutique resort with artistic interiors and modern amenities.

Baga Beach: Baga Beach is renowned for its lively atmosphere, water sports, and beach parties. The iconic Baga Beach Shack offers a perfect spot to unwind and relish seafood while enjoying the scenic beauty. Situated in North Goa, Baga Beach is around 18 kilometers from Thivim Railway Station. Visit the vibrant Anjuna Flea Market or the historic Aguada Fort for a taste of local culture and history.

Nearby Hotels:

Casa Baga: A cozy hotel offering comfortable rooms and a vibrant ambiance. Acron Waterfront Resort: A luxury resort with stunning views and top-notch facilities.

Calangute Beach: Known as the "Queen of Beaches," Calangute is a bustling stretch with numerous water sports activities, beach shacks, and lively markets. The beach is perfect for a leisurely stroll as the sun sets. Calangute Beach is in North Goa, approximately 39 kilometers from Goa International Airport. Explore the Calangute Market Square or embark on a thrilling dolphin-watching boat trip from nearby Sinquerim Beach.

Nearby Hotels:

Hard Rock Hotel Goa: A stylish and music-infused hotel providing a luxurious stay. Resort Terra Paraiso: A charming resort with Portuguese-inspired architecture.

Anjuna Beach: Anjuna Beach is famous for its trance parties, vibrant flea markets, and the iconic Curlies Beach Shack. The beach exudes a bohemian vibe and is a favorite among backpackers and adventure seekers. Situated in North Goa, Anjuna Beach is approximately 43 kilometers from Goa International Airport. Explore the Wednesday Anjuna Flea Market or the historic Albuquerque Mansion for a glimpse into the region's colonial past.

Nearby Hotels:

Le Pearl Goa Beach Resort & Spa: A beachfront resort with modern amenities. W Goa: A luxury hotel with a contemporary design and stunning views.

Vagator Beach: Vagator Beach is known for its unique rock formations, laid-back ambiance, and lively beach parties. The nearby Chapora Fort offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea. Vagator Beach is in North Goa, approximately 44 kilometers from Dabolim Airport. Visit the Chapora Fort for historical significance or attend a rave party at one of the beach clubs for a night to remember.

Nearby Hotels:

Antares Beach Resort: A boutique resort with a fusion of modern and rustic elements. Ozran Heights Beach Resort: A comfortable resort with sea-view rooms.

Agonda Beach: Agonda Beach is a serene and less-crowded destination, perfect for those seeking solitude. The golden sands and clear waters provide an ideal setting for relaxation and rejuvenation. Situated in South Goa, Agonda Beach is approximately 67 kilometers from Goa International Airport. Explore the Cabo de Rama Fort or take a boat trip to the Butterfly Beach for a tranquil experience.

Nearby Hotels:

Agonda Serenity Resort: A beachfront retreat with spacious and well-equipped cottages. Dunhill Beach Resort: A cozy resort offering a peaceful atmosphere.

Morjim Beach: Known as the nesting ground for Olive Ridley turtles, Morjim Beach is a haven for nature lovers. The tranquil ambiance and the vibrant nightlife make it a perfect destination for a peaceful yet entertaining getaway. Morjim Beach is in North Goa, approximately 51 kilometers from Dabolim Airport. Visit the Chapora River for bird watching or explore the nearby Ashwem Beach for its pristine beauty.

Nearby Hotels:

Montego Bay Beach Village: A beachfront resort with rustic cottages and modern amenities. La Vida Varca: A serene resort offering a blend of comfort and tranquility.

Colva Beach: Colva Beach is one of the oldest and most popular beaches in South Goa, known for its white sands, vibrant nightlife, and water sports activities. The beach is adorned with traditional wooden beach shacks serving delicious Goan cuisine. Colva Beach  is approximately 23 kilometers from Dabolim Airport in South Goa. Explore the Our Lady of Mercy Church or take a boat trip to the peaceful Butterfly Beach for a serene experience.

Nearby Hotels:

The Golden Crown Hotel & Spa: A luxurious hotel with modern amenities and a serene ambiance. Baywatch Resort: A beachfront resort offering a perfect blend of comfort and scenic beauty.

Varca Beach: Varca Beach is known for its pristine white sands and clear blue waters. The beach offers a tranquil escape away from the crowds, making it perfect for a peaceful holiday. Varca Beach is situated in South Goa, approximately 30 kilometers from Dabolim Airport. Explore the Shri Mangeshi Temple or take a boat trip to the picturesque Divar Island nearby.

Nearby Hotels:

Club Mahindra Varca Beach Resort: A family-friendly resort with modern amenities and spacious accommodations. ZUARI White Sands Resort and Casino: A luxury resort with a casino and stunning views of the Arabian Sea.

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Recognizing the escalating demand for sustainable living solutions, Flawless Results has broadened its offerings to include an array of eco-friendly and energy-efficient new doors. This initiative caters to the growing homeowner preference for environmentally responsible and cost-effective home features. Through their commitment to sustainability, Flawless Results does not just deliver aesthetically pleasing door options but contributes to a greener, more energy-efficient living environment.

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The Popularity of Vibrant Colors and Textural Elements

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Diverse Door Styles for Every Albuquerque Home

Flawless Results offers a comprehensive selection of door styles to suit every Albuquerque home, understanding that each residence has unique character and requirements. Their range includes versatile bifold doors, elegant French doors, classic entry doors, inviting patio doors, contemporary pivot doors, and space-saving sliding doors. This diversity ensures that homeowners can find the perfect door style to complement their home’s architecture and their personal aesthetic preferences.

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At Flawless Results, the belief is that the essence of a perfect door lies not only in its design but also in its installation. The company takes pride in its expert door installation services, ensuring that every new door installation in Albuquerque, NM, is executed precisely and carefully. With a commitment to excellence, Flawless Results guarantees that each installation meets the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship, reflecting their dedication to perfection in every project.

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Flawless Results redefines home design innovation in Albuquerque, setting the standard of door design trends and aesthetics. With their finger on the pulse of the latest advancements, they offer an unparalleled selection of door styles, from eco-friendly to technologically advanced smart doors. Their commitment to incorporating bold colors, unique textures, and diverse door styles ensures that every Albuquerque home can showcase its individuality and charm. 

Flawless Results' dedication to professional door installation and personalized service further elevates its position as a home design leader. They invite homeowners to explore the possibilities their doors can bring to a home. For those looking to transform their living space with doors that blend beauty, functionality, and innovation, Flawless Results is the go-to destination. Contact Flawless Results today at (505) 560-9232 and open the door to a new world of home aesthetics.

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Celebrando oito anos de mercado neste outubro de 2023, o ALED tem o privilégio de assinar os projetos luminotécnicos de 17 ambientes na 25a edição da Casa Cor Ceará. Na interseção entre arte e ciência, o ALED, movido por uma paixão inabalável pela iluminação de excelência, uniu-se a renomados arquitetos do nosso estado e, juntos, deram vida a ambientes onde a luz vai além do seu papel funcional. Em cada canto, em cada espaço, a luz transforma, cria atmosferas, conecta-se com a essência do lugar e de seus ocupantes, contando histórias silenciosas, mas profundamente impactantes. Este diálogo se estende, harmoniosamente, aos toques da natureza presente nos ambientes. Jardins, paisagens e detalhes naturais são acentuados e realçados, criando um elo entre o interior e o exterior, tornando-os quase indistinguíveis. A versatilidade das soluções do ALED assegura que, seja em espaços grandiosos ou recantos mais íntimos, a atmosfera seja sempre otimizada para promover um bem-estar inigualável. Por trás dessa experiência estética, uma orquestração de inovações tecnológicas trabalha silenciosamente. Cada ambiente, além de belamente iluminado, é também um bastião de segurança e funcionalidade. E, como uma joia coroando o trabalho, a emblemática fachada da Casa Cor é iluminada com um respeito reverente, refletindo uma harmonia perfeita entre tradição e modernidade. O Aled faz jus ao seu propósito de iluminar lugares incríveis *Ambientes da Casa Cor Ceará 2023 com projetos da ALED incluem:* Andrea Dallo’olio, Ana Chris Machado, llarissa Porto, Sergio Pires - Lounge TV Otimista. Beatriz Miranda - Ubuntu para Ticiana Rolim Queiroz. Christiane Boris - Luz do Sol. Cibele Parreira - Refúgio do Vinho. Edimara Carvalho - Suíte Rapaz Arthur Braun e Gabriela Albuquerque - Portal Sentidos João Dias - Mercado Design Joana Figueiredo e Aline Brasil - Café Santa Clara / Le Pain Neide Barbosa e Denise Bessa - Restaurante Mayú Marçal Barros - Espaço Aprochegue-se Rachell Aguiar - EN.CANTO Renata Magalhães e Talita Ponte - Lavabos Essenciais Verônica Barreira - Escada, escultura e fachada (3 espaços) Victor Alves Braga - Morada das Sete Artes Wislen Paiva - Container Lounge Sobre o ALED Em apenas 8 anos, a empresa cearense solidificou-se não apenas como a maior empresa de iluminação do Norte e Nordeste, mas também como sinônimo de inovação e qualidade no mercado. Nascida com um foco na distribuição, a empresa soube se reinventar e expandir, mergulhando no varejo e estendendo suas soluções a uma ampla variedade de empreendimentos. Fortalecendo sua presença, o ALED inaugurou seis lojas em Fortaleza e expandiu sua atuação para todo o Brasil, estabelecendo um centro de distribuição em São Paulo. Essa trajetória fulminante culminou com o reconhecimento pela ACOMAC como a melhor empresa de iluminação do estado. *Serviço* Casa Cor Ceará – 25 Anos de Inspiração Até 29 de outubro de 2023. Local: Rua Tibúrcio Cavalcante, 607 – Meireles, Fortaleza (CE) Horário: Terça a sábado, das 16h às 22h; Domingos, das 15h às 21h Ingressos: R$ 90 (inteira) e R$ 45 (meia) Bilheteria virtual Mais informações Instagram: @casacorceara ALED Design Endereço: Avenida Barão de Studart, 1080, Meireles, Fortaleza -Ceará. Site Oficial Instagram: @aled_design

[undeadgoathead]

Don't get me wrong, I am still super proud of myself for finding such a cute, affordable flat in such a short amount of time, especially considering the mental/emotional hell I was struggling with from a messy breakup(and the aftermath of which continues to haunt me). And I also take great pride in all the organization, renovations, installations, and interior design that I put into it.

But...I mean... it's still just an apartment. In Albuquerque, no less. I can fluff it up with all the fancy French furniture, expensive appliances, and girly decorations I want. But it will always be kind of hood, just a little bit ghetto, no matter how much I fuss and fawn over the interior. It's what's outside that I'm worried about. Location, location, location!

I mean, in my first week here, I already lost a Louis Vuitton purse (!), as well as brand new rose gold hair straightener and matching curling iron, still in their boxes. Someone probably stole them, so I already mistrust my neighbors. And management acted all buddy-buddy right until the moment I signed the contract and they handed over the key, and then their true colors immediately started to show. When I reported the missing purse and salon products, and asked whether they were covered by my renter's insurance, they never answered the phone, nor returned my many messages, so I guess I just have to take yet another L.

On my first week, a crackhead also followed me up three flights of stairs while my hands were full carrying heavy boxes of stuff, and I barely made it inside in time to lock the door behind me, before he started banging on my nextdoor neighbors' window and begging for a lighter. As annoying and creepy as he was, I can't judge him too harshly for his pathetic addiction, as I also have several of my own. In fact, right before I chucked a used BIC in the crackhead's general direction, just to bribe him to shut the hell up, leave me alone, and go away, I had just googled "how to open a wine bottle without a corkscrew", and tried the so-called "Switchblade Method", with dubious amounts of success. In many ways, he and I are in the same boat. Desperation sucks. Depending on the kindness of strangers sucks. Needing a smoke or a drink as a crutch sucks. Like I get it bro. It could have been me knocking on doors at 10:00 pm asking for a corkscrew. It's whatever, man.

Even though I'm trying to see the best of this place, the property management sure as hell doesn't make it easy! This morning I saw a lease violation notice on my door, for supposedly violating the drape policy... Yeah yeah, I already know, no posters in the windows, no colorful drapes, just plain white curtains or nothing at all, to make the exterior as bland and boring and uninteresting as possible... It's an asinine rule, but one I follow regardless. Homie, I just left the plain white blinds that were already pre installed. Do I really seem like the kind of chick who would install a fluffy set of gawdy floral granny curtains?! Unless... They can't possibly be telling me to take down my drapes I installed on the bedroom doorway, for some kind of privacy, because there was no actual door?! Or maybe even the shower curtain that I had to install by myself and paid out of pocket for, because the landlord never even delivered on his promise to at least give me a freaking tension rod?! Either way, fucking yikes...

Landlords be wilding. Why am I paying nearly $1000 a month just to feel like an unwanted guest in my own home? And homeowners associations are even worse! Like imagine finally breaking out of the paycheck-to-paycheck monthly rent payment poverty cycle, finally being able to afford to buy your own house, the pride of truly being a home owner, of possessing your own personal property at long last, just for your grouchy old neighbors to still be able to tell you what you can and cannot do in your own house...

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Headquartered in Rio Rancho, we partner with clients, architects, interior designers and engineering consultants to deliver the highest quality construction management services in New Mexico's luxury residential market.