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A scientifically accurate model of the Zika virus. Visit visual-science.com/zika

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The biomedical visualization studio Visual Science has created the first scientifically accurate 3D model of thenZika virus at atomic resolu...

The biomedical visualization studio Visual Science has created the first scientifically accurate 3D model of thenZika virus at atomic resolution. The model is based on the latest scientific research into the structure of Zikanand related viruses such as Dengue, West Nile, and yellow fever. It's the most accurate model of the Zika viralnparticle currently available. To produce it, Visual Science employed the same techniques of structuralnbioinformatics used in basic research and drug development.nnThe model reflects scientists' current understanding of the virus's architecture. It includes 360 distinct surface protein structures, the lipid envelope, and the likely structure of genetic material in complex with capsid proteins. Previews of the model are attached to this e-mail. Short video fragments, an interactive web application are available upon request.nThe Zika virus model was created by scientists and CGI specialists at Visual Science, a world leader in scientific visualization that specializes in micro- and nanoscopic objects and processes.   Less

The Road From Karakol

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In summer 2011, Outdoor Research athlete Kyle Dempster took off on his bike across Kyrgyzstan with a couple mostly-accurate maps, a trailer ...

In summer 2011, Outdoor Research athlete Kyle Dempster took off on his bike across Kyrgyzstan with a couple mostly-accurate maps, a trailer full of climbing gear, and a vocabulary of 10 Kyrgyz words. He spent two months pedaling and pushing the bike more than 1200 km on roads of variable states of neglect, wading through wild rivers, dealing with corrupt military checkpoint staff, and soloing a handful of unclimbed alpine rock and mixed routes. He recorded the journey, his camera his only partner, friend, and sometimes the only receiving end of his conversations for days at a time.nnIn 2013, Kyle’s self-shot footage of his journey in Kyrgyzstan made it to the desk of filmmakers Fitz Cahall and Austin Siadak, who were asked to look at the footage and see if there might be enough to chop together a 4-minute climbing film. They saw a lot more potential in it, and turned it into the 25-minute “The Road From Karakol,” which debuted at the 5Point Film Festival and took home the Best In Fest award.nnMusicnArtist: LemolonSong: Open AirnnArtist: Exit MusicnSong: Modern AgennOriginal score by Amy Stolzenbach   Less

Interview: Tom Dixon on MOST

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In this interview filmed by Dezeen at Tom Dixon's London studio he introduces MOST, the new design epicentre that he's instigated at the Mus...

In this interview filmed by Dezeen at Tom Dixon's London studio he introduces MOST, the new design epicentre that he's instigated at the Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia in Milan during the Salone Internazionale del Mobile from 17 to 22 April 2012. nnDixon explains his plans to install a metal-pressing machine among the museum's steam trains to stamp out chairs, lamps and other products. nnOther highlights of MOST include a simple restaurant installed in a monastic dining hall, our own Dezeen Studio powered by Jambox, and presentations by Yves Behar, Studio Toogood and more.   Less

Most of the Boys

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directed by Sophie and Misha  

Melbourne - World's Most Liveable City

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Melbourne - World’s Most Liveable CitynnAfter being nominated as the world’s most liveable city for the fourth year in a row, I thought ...

Melbourne - World’s Most Liveable CitynnAfter being nominated as the world’s most liveable city for the fourth year in a row, I thought what better subject to showcase in my new time-lapse short film than Melbourne itself. nnFor the past five months I have been exploring the city once a week (when the weather was co-operating) to capture all these scenes. I wanted to present the parts of Melbourne that stood out to me and bring life to the images using time-lapse photography. nnWell over 20,000 images were shot. Many hours walking through-out the city carrying heavy camera equipment, and countless hours in editing time (thrashing my 13inch Macbook pro to its limits), were spent just to make this project come together. I have never worked so hard on a project & I’m extremely proud of what I have made. I really do hope you enjoy the video.nnA special shout-out goes to Matt from Photosentinel for the support and the use of an Emotimo TB3.nphotosentinel.comnnAlso thanks to Eureka Skydeck for the passes to shoot some shots above Melbourne! The view from up there was truly amazing! neurekaskydeck.com.aunnSong: Zaped - Paradise (ft Georgia Potter) nhttps://soundcloud.com/zapednnEquipment used:nCanon 5dmkiii & Canon 7dnCanon 17-40mm ƒ4L nCanon 70-200mm ƒ2.8LnCanon 14mm ƒ2.8LnCanon 50mm ƒ1.2LnnMotion control: nDynamic Perception Stage Zerondynamicperception.comnEmotimo TB3nemotimo.comnnPost Processing/Editing:nLightroomnLRtimelapsenAdobe - After EffectsnAdobe - Premierenndanieljohnsonphotography.netnhttp://instagram.com/danieljohnsonphotographynfacebook.com/DanielJohnsonPhotography   Less

‘For the Record’: ’The most significant incident of domestic terrorism’ that you may not have heard of

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In April 2013 gunmen opened fire on a California power substation near San Jose. Ten transformers were knocked out of service at a facility ...

In April 2013 gunmen opened fire on a California power substation near San Jose. Ten transformers were knocked out of service at a facility that provides power to most of the Silicon Valley.nnWhile local law enforcement called it an act of vandalism, the former chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said it was “the most significant incident of domestic terrorism involving the grid that has ever occurred.”nnThe incident received little media attention even though some viewed it as a possible precursor to an even more serious attack. More recently, someone cut two fiber optic cables in Livermore, CA, near San Jose on September 14. That followed a similar incident in the same town in July 2015 where three fiber optic cables were cut, knocking out phone and TV service in the area. In all, there have been at least 16 such attacks in the Bay Area alone in 2015.nnAre these incidents random acts or could these attacks actually be the operational blueprint designed to bring down major electrical grids in the United States? If so, experts say it could trigger a cascading failure across the entire U.S. power system that would leave millions of Americans fighting to survive.   Less

MC Lyte Says Fetty Wap is the Most Feminist Rapper In the Game

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Full story: http://www.clutchmagonline.com/2015/11/watch-mc-lyte-explain-why-fetty-wap-is-the-most-feminist-rapper-in-the-game/nFriday, the...

Full story: http://www.clutchmagonline.com/2015/11/watch-mc-lyte-explain-why-fetty-wap-is-the-most-feminist-rapper-in-the-game/nFriday, the White House Council on Women and Girls hosted an all-day summit to examine ways to improve the lives of women and girls of color. As a part of the event, Charlene Carruthers, Executive Director of the Black Youth Project 100, and Dr. Johnnetta B Cole, Director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, moderated a panel on women's vulnerability and voices in hip hop.   Less

‘For the Record’: How Obamacare Doubled Down On The Most Inefficient Part Of Medicine

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The aftermath of the Affordable Care Act brought another wave of cost increases in health insurance in 2016. In the wake of skyrocketing ex...

The aftermath of the Affordable Care Act brought another wave of cost increases in health insurance in 2016. In the wake of skyrocketing expenses and massive losses, the nation’s largest health insurer now says it regrets entering the Healthcare.gov marketplace at all.nnObamacare was designed to give all Americans access to health insurance. But industry experts tell For the Record that the current model will never work as it is simply a government program consumed by layers of bureaucracy and cost over-runs.nn"Well, the problem isn't the doctors; the problem is the system where we expect a third party to pay all of our bills and your doctor has to spend twice as much time to see more patients just to pay the overhead,” said Devon Herrick, a senior fellow at the National Center for Policy Analysis.nn"On average for most physician practices, between 70% to 50% of their revenue goes to pay the office clerks, the rent on the large building with the waiting room, the file space, you know, all the overhead because third party payment is really a very inefficient system.”nnWilliam Short, the CEO of the medical billing and processing company Ameriflex, said that the current system forces doctors to turn their practices into a volume game where they are forced to race from patient to patient simply to pay the bills.nn"That Primary Care Physician is dealing with the working capital/account receivable death spiral, and where the only way they’re going to have a chance of making their payroll, making the bills that are due, is by seeing as many people as possible,” said Short.nn"The reason they have to churn through it has been when they see a patient today and that by the time they pay someone to file a claim, and by the time that claim is repriced by the government or some other third-party payer, it’s 30, 60, maybe 90 days before they get paid. So how do they keep ahead of that? They got to see more. It’s like the classic you know death by volume, I’ll make it up in volume. Well, who suffers? The patient suffers."   Less

Penn & Teller: The World's Most Expensive Card Trick

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Steve Guttenberg introduces Penn & Teller performing The World's Most Expensive Card Trick from Times Square. nnFrom Saturday Night Live, De...

Steve Guttenberg introduces Penn & Teller performing The World's Most Expensive Card Trick from Times Square. nnFrom Saturday Night Live, December 13th, 1986.nnFrom Wired Magazine 2.09, Sept 1994: 'Teller quotes Arthur C. Clarke, who noted, "A sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." ... "The subject of that trick was how close to magic being able to manipulate a lot of technology is," Teller says.nnhttp://www.wired.com/wired/archive/2.09/penn_pr.htmlnnSee also: http://revdancatt.com/2012/05/03/the-penn-teller-magic-trick-that-made-me-fall-in-love-with-magic-again/   Less

The Making Of F.P.Journe's Most Complicated Watch

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In the world of high complications, the grande and petite sonnerie holds a very special place, well above even split-seconds chronographs, p...

In the world of high complications, the grande and petite sonnerie holds a very special place, well above even split-seconds chronographs, perpetual calendars, and certainly above the once-holy tourbillon. There are but a small handful of watchmakers, as individuals, or as brands, capable of producing such a watch. It is that special, and François-Paul Journe launched his Sonnerie Souveraine back in 2006, by himself. For more, go to: http://www.hodinkee.com/blog/fp-journe-grande-sonnerie-video   Less

'Most Days' Mazes

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Music video for Mazes made by myself and brother, Matt.  

"I am certain that we had the most expensive exhibition at Milan this year"

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See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnDutch designer and Moooi art director Marcel Wanders explains why t...

See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnDutch designer and Moooi art director Marcel Wanders explains why the design brand wanted to make a big impact this year in this movie filmed at Moooi's Unexpected Welcome exhibition in Milan. nnThe Moooi show featured pieces from its Unexpected Welcome collection arranged in small room layouts, with giant portraits by Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf dividing the large warehouse space.nn"I am 100% sure that we are by far the most expensive exhibition in this Milano fair," Wanders says in the movie. "We might hopefully be the most impressive one."nn"For Moooi, this is the right moment to do something," he continues. "This year we felt we were really ready to do more development."nn"We wanted to show that besides making iconic objects, we are ready to do spaces, to make things work together. To not only make objects, but homes."nnWanders believes that the quickly developing economies in the east provide a new set of challenges and opportunities for companies like Moooi.nn"The west has been educated in its own kind of rational way for a hundred years," he says. "We arrive now to clients all over the world. These people don't have this dogmatic education. You're not going to sell them a grey sofa because you tell them it's a great grey sofa."nnWanders continues: "You have to give real value, give them something that they think is really vital to them, something valuable to them, something they really want to have in their hearts. And I think it's a great opportunity for design."   Less

“It’s probably the most well-known place in Milan”

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Architect, designer and keen footballer Fabio Novembre takes us to the San Siro Stadium and discusses the cultural importance of soccer club...

Architect, designer and keen footballer Fabio Novembre takes us to the San Siro Stadium and discusses the cultural importance of soccer club AC Milan, the second most-famous Italian brand after Ferrari.nnThe San Siro stadium is home to both AC Milan and FC Internazionale (Inter Milan). It was originally built in 1926 by architect Ulisse Stacchini, who also designed Milan’s grand Centrale railway terminus.nnIt was extensively remodelled for the 1990 World Cup by architects Ragazzi and Partners and now has a capacity of 80,000.nn“It’s probably the most well-known place in Milan,” says Novembre. “It’s like a pagan dome, a pagan temple. Definitely stadiums are the new domes, the new piazzas. People meet in stadiums.”nnNovembre goes on to explain that AC Milan is much more than just a soccer club: “After Ferrari, the most famous Italian brand in the world is AC Milan," he says. "It is a very special soccer team because it’s got the city in its name. So it carries with it a lot of responsibility.”nnHe believes that work needs to be done to make the stadium more family-friendly. "What we want to try to achieve is to take families into stadiums again. I mean not any more crazy supporters like hooligans but to give back the most important sport in the world to the best people – to children and families."nnNovembre also thinks the club, which features the black striker Mario Balotelli and Muslim goalscorer Stephan El Shaarawy among its star players, can help forge a new identity for the whole country.nn“Think about Mario Balotelli [who was born to Ghanaian parents in Sicily but later fostered by an Italian family]. Or Stephan El Shaarawy, the child of Egyptian parents, but he was born in Milano, he speaks the Milanese dialect. That’s a new Italy that we’re trying to imagine, to represent this country.”nnWe drove out to the stadium in our MINI Cooper S Paceman. Last week we published a tour of Milan with Novembre, who talked about the importance of the annual furniture fair to the city.nnSee more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/movies   Less

"Most of our parents wanted us to be lawyers or doctors. Not anymore."

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See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnDezeen and MINI World Tour: in our first video report from Singapor...

See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnDezeen and MINI World Tour: in our first video report from Singapore, Colin Seah of local architecture studio Ministry of Design tells us how the recent cultural shift away from mass-market shops and restaurants is helping transform attitudes towards design in the city. nn"Singapore was known as a clean and green city," says Seah. "Clean almost to the point of being boring."nn"There seemed to be a saturation of mass-market experiences. But from 2000 to 2005, things started to rapidly open up. Singapore now is a lot more exciting."nnSeah claims that many Singaporeans are choosing to stay away from established chains, preferring to spend their money in more boutique shops and restaurants.nnIn the movie he takes us to two recently rejuvenated parts of the city where independent retailers and food outlets are flourishing.nnThe first is Dempsey Hill, a former British colonial army barracks to the west of the city centre, which now hosts a wide range of independent restaurants and cafes.nn"It was the first major adaptive reuse project in Singapore, where a building that was once governmental or institutional was given back to the market," says Seah. "That shift has taken root and you see more districts now being reclaimed this way."nnCloser to the city centre is Haji Lane, a narrow street lined with two-storey shophouses in the Arab quarter of the city, in sharp contrast to the towering skyscrapers of the nearby financial district that Singapore is more famous for.nn"Along Haji Lane you'll find maybe 30 independent boutiques," says Seah. "Just a great amount of variety without having to see a brand that you would find also in California or the UK."nnOne of the first boutique hotels in Singapore was designed by Seah's studio, Ministry of Design. Called New Majestic Hotel, it comprises four converted shophouse tucked away down a quiet street in Singapore's Chinatown.nnSeah believes that the recent demand for hotels like New Majestic Hotel provides an important source of work for designers in the city.nn"Without this increased level of curiosity and diversity, firms like ours would not really be able to exist," he says. "There would just be no market for the work that we do."nnHe also believes that the cultural shift is encouraging more young people to study architecture and design.nn"Because of the need for more firms to provide work of this nature, I think young people feel that it's less of a risk to enter the design field," he says.nn"In Singapore, most of our parents want us to be accountants or lawyers or doctors. [To be an] architect is a bit dodgy and [if you study] interior design or art, you're a lost cause. But not any more."nnSingapore's government is also starting to take design seriously, Seah says. In 2008 it established SOTA (School of the Arts), which offers an arts and design-based curriculum for 13 to 18 year olds.nnPrivate art schools have also emerged, such as Lasalle College of the Arts, designed by Singapore practice RSP Architects.nn"Schools like SOTA are not just great physical examples of architecture," Seah concludes. "They are also symbols of where Singapore is headed in terms of culture, in terms of design."nnWe are in Singapore for World Architecture Festival and Inside Festival, and will be publishing interviews with some of the key speakers in the coming weeks.nnWe drove around Singapore in our MINI Cooper S Paceman. The music in the movie is a track called Feeling Beast by Man Oeuvre. You can listen to more music by Man Oeuvre on Dezeen Music Project.   Less

THE MOST QUOTED MAN IN NEWS

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"The Most Quoted Man in News," a short film collaboration between Andrew David Watson and The New Yorker, tell the story of Greg Packer, an ...

"The Most Quoted Man in News," a short film collaboration between Andrew David Watson and The New Yorker, tell the story of Greg Packer, an average joe with an uncanny skill at making media appearances.nnDirector/Cinematographer: Andrew David Watson www.andrewdavidwatson.comnEditor: Josh CamerotenPost-Producer: Owen Katz http://owenkatzisok.com/nMusic: Huma-Huma www.huma-huma.comnSound Design: Julienne Guffain   Less

The Most Fearless, extended trailer with extra clips for Kickstarter

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The Most Fearless is a documentary film in production and a dynamic, universally accessible true story. A film about youth, hope, and surfi...

The Most Fearless is a documentary film in production and a dynamic, universally accessible true story. A film about youth, hope, and surfing; full of compelling characters,set in an exotic location, and rich with contemporary global cultural relevance. This film touches on the current conversation about youth culture, women’s rights, the clash and complement between east and west. This film challenges us to examine our own expectations of what is fair, just and what is possible in this world for any of us.nnOUR KICKSTARTER PAGE: WWW.PHOTOSF.COM   Less

The Most Boring Ad Ever Made?

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Is this the most boring ad ever made? Not if you appreciate obsessive craftsmanship. Leica Camera spends 45 minutes polishing the new Leica ...

Is this the most boring ad ever made? Not if you appreciate obsessive craftsmanship. Leica Camera spends 45 minutes polishing the new Leica T by hand. Watch for yourself and decide. Boring or not?   Less

More Pixels Law: How the Camera is Becoming the Worlds Most Important Sensor

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Presented at O'Reilly Solid 2014. Slides here: https://speakerdeck.com/gregab/more-pixels-law-how-the-camera-is-becoming-the-worlds-most-imp...

Presented at O'Reilly Solid 2014. Slides here: https://speakerdeck.com/gregab/more-pixels-law-how-the-camera-is-becoming-the-worlds-most-important-sensornnOpenCV for Processing: https://github.com/atduskgreg/opencv-processing/   Less

The Worlds Most Iconic Dresses

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A selection of the most world most famous female dresses in the past years.nnConcept / Illustration / Animation / AudionReto HuettenmosernnC...

A selection of the most world most famous female dresses in the past years.nnConcept / Illustration / Animation / AudionReto HuettenmosernnCheck out my other work on retohuettenmoser.com and hit me up, if I can do something for you!nhallo@retohuettenmoser.com   Less

South West Acute Hospital: one of the most modern hospitals in Europe

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The Enniskillen Hospital is located 142 kilometres southwest of Belfast in Northern Ireland. nnWith an investment of 276 million pounds, it ...

The Enniskillen Hospital is located 142 kilometres southwest of Belfast in Northern Ireland. nnWith an investment of 276 million pounds, it is the first hospital awarded in a collaboration regime between the public and private sectors in Northern Ireland and which was awarded to FCC Construcción within a wide-covering investment programme for improving infrastructure in the United Kingdom. nnIn May 2009, the Western Health and Social Care Trust signed a concession contract with the Northern Ireland Health Group Consortium, in which FCC Construcción is the major company with 39%, for the design, construction, financing and operation of the new Enniskillen Hospital. This consortium also includes these local companies: Allied Irish Bank Piv and Interserve Investments.nnFCC executed the works in three years. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh officially opened the new installations on the 26th of June 2012.nnIt has 315 beds distributed in individual rooms over an area of 60,000 square metres. It provides the most modern clinical practices and cutting-edge technology intended to improve patient care. The new hospital includes a wide range of specialities for replacing and improving the services provided in Erne Hospital, which was dismantled when construction of the new hospital was completed.nnIt includes a building for housing workers, a building with a child day care centre, offices and an energy demand management centre, which makes it one of the most modern hospitals in Europe, with respect to energy efficiency and design. Its design, consisting of three strips or lines of blocks, separated by linear gardens and patios, permits the optimisation of natural light usage: attaining 95% in the rooms; and ventilation, in addition to providing a constant visual relationship with the surroundings. The great challenge of the installation, which covers an area of 64,000 square metres, is that its 1,486 square metres of area intended to supply energy to the hospital have achieved a saving of two thirds of the hospital's consumption.nThe choice of natural materials, such as stone and wood and the cooperation of local artists make this hospital an ideal place for patient recovery. nnThe installations include the most modern clinical means and the very latest technology in patient care, providing a wide range of specialities, above all, in maternity and emergency services.nnOutstanding features:nn• The Silver Green Apple Award. This is presented annually to construction projects that improve the construction environment or protect our architectonic heritage.nn• The ENR Global Best Projects Awards 2013 for Merit in the health category from the Engineering News Record magazine.nn• Presented with three prestigious awards from the International Design and Health Academy 2013, for the best large-scale health project, the best sustainable design and a mention of recognition in interior design. nnEnniskillen Hospital, Northern Ireland   Less