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Monday, September 07, 2009

 

Selling a lo-fi vision

The Lomo camera craze and recycled jewelry

 
By Madelaine B. Miraflor, Special to The Manila Times
 
In the high definition digital age, lowfidelity (lo-fi) aesthetics—like photos taken with cheap Soviet-era film cameras or fashion deconstructed from discards—is the new cool.

Vintage-looking cameras and hand-painted bangles are just some of the things Nikki Abelardo, a degree graduate of culinary arts in College of Saint Benilde, were selling in her online shop called Junk Studio.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

SKEPTIC TANK
By Tim Tayag

When you start seeing campaign ads disguised as public service announcements, product endorsements, or even feature length movies, you know elections are just around the corner.

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PROCRASTINATOR: WHEN THE BOSS ISN’T LOOKING  

As some would say “the truth” can only be found in the streets. And in this real world avenue where the gospel of the proletarian comes unabashed, unforgiving and at times downright funny, you would know how to really speak a language.

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MUMBAI: Marriage hit the rocks? Considering a divorce? An Indian tour operator wants warring couples to hold off consulting lawyers and go on holiday instead—with a relationship counselor in tow.

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BOOK FOR SUCCESS

Give presentations that pay off. Robert Bly, presenter extraordinaire and world-renowned wordsmith, reveals the success secrets for winning a room and closing a deal in Persuasive Presentations for Business.

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THE HAGUE: Five former Dutch street dwellers are soon to become official tour guides, showing visitors around their former haunts in the central city of Utrecht, organizers said on Wednesday.

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NEW DELHI: The Indian government on Tuesday launched a campaign to end notoriously slack timekeeping among its millions of civil servants by introducing biometric scanners at offices in the capital New Delhi.

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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon

I know a man who never fails to treat his maid with utmost courtesy. He never fails to say thank you when she does even the smallest thing for him. He is quick to apologize when he wrongs her. When asked why he is so polite to her, he replied, “Because she is a woman who deserves to be treated with respect.”

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