Lindsey Whittaker meets Dragon Motif and Rosewood House, a boutique with preceding reputation of supreme quality, exotic hardwood, hand joinery, custom design furniture and has been reppin' the Uptown Oakland district on Broadway Auto Row for forty years in 2009. Asian motifs abound aplenty in the Rosewood House collection: 100 year, multi-generation, Chinese antiques complementing refined, sleek, custom-spec entertainment cabinets for iced out piano black LCD televisions and brushed aluminum home stereo components that effortlessly disappear into the depths of warm, organic tones.
Lindsey Whittaker, a local graduate of the CCA, came together with Bay Area's Dragon Motif design house to inspire the traditional. Applying her line finesse to the stenciled wood surface of reclaimed Dragon Motif tiles that once lined the ceiling of flamboyant Taiwan estates in mid-century Taipei, 1940-1950. The installation of these pieces can be seen in this Rosewood House twittered spy shot from street side the design boutique headquarters. To learn more, check out Lindsey Whittaker's portfolio through Dragon Motif:
Published by wilson@racingmix.com at 1:17 PM
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
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"We (Founder Craig Newmark and Chief Executive Jim Buckmaster) both know some people who own more than a billion dollars and they're not any the happier. They also need bodyguards." - Craig Newmark of Craigslist.org.
"I feel like a wall covered in graffiti. Anybody can just run up and leave a mark but the wall underneath remains solid. I need to wash off all the marks - I feel so saturated with everybody else’s bullshit...I need to get clean again." - David Flores, Artist, Santa Barbara, California, May 26, 2009.
Stella pictured on Lower Haight Street in San Francisco. You can see the last of the showers in the concrete. Peep the size 13 waterproof gore-tex SB Dunks (vintage 2007). Stomping 2009: good news, those close and in contact know just how stoked I am. It's been 5 years in the making. I consider it a more significant accomplishment than my bachelor's in Literature at Santa Cruz circa 2001. To think that factually, 10% of the population are college educated, yet having a University of California bachelors is dime-a-dozen. It's like the 10% rule: 10% create and contribute, the other 90% just shit on everything.
Finally, the snow base is over 100" and the powder fell from the skies and blanketed everything into a crusty white coral reef. Just waxed my board for the second time this season. If you're headed to South shore Lake Tahoe, Heavenly season pass ticket holder here, so hit a brotha' up!
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"I've always been somewhat disillusioned with the educational system. Some people have said it was originally based on the idea that we're training factory workers, so it was very important to teach them to do some repetitive task for eight hours a day. What's going to be really exciting is when this Nintendo generation gets a little bit older and starts becoming teachers in schools. I think that's going to make a bigger difference than any kind of educational reform ever will. In the future a lot more learning will happen in the home." - Will Wright, Inventor of SimCity, Wired Magazine, January 1994.
Re: BART Police New Years Shooting Fruitvale station subsequent riot protest. I'm Pissed and Want a T.V. Let's Riot.
"After watching the news this morning and seeing the people rioting and looting in Oakland, allegedly for justice in the BART shooting, I want justice too. (Justice is what I'll name my new T.V.) I'm organizing a riot at the Best Buy in Dublin to protest. I'm not sure how destroying the neighborhood and private property, stealing merchandise, and lighting cars on fire is a protest to what happened. It doesn't matter. The people doing it didn't know either, but if it means that I can get a new 52" 1080p 120Hz Flat-Panel LCD HDTV with DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine), wide color enhancer and CCFL (Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp), and 2 built-in 10W down-firing bottom-mount speakers then I'm all for it. So here's the plan. Email me and we'll figure out what time to meet up at the Starbucks next to Jamba Juice. We'll probably "get our pissed on" when everyone arrives and start the riot right there. We can start this riot right by smashing some coffeehouse windows, setting those paper sleeves on fire, and looting some white chocolate mochas. (It's gonna get cold out there.) With our bellies full of caffeinated brewed goodness we can move our angst and desire for "Justice" across the parking lot to the Best Buy before the cops get there. When they do finally get there we can "hoot and holla" about nothing in particular while we jump up and down on their cars and smashing windows and stealing more stuff. It’s gonna be great. We'll need someone to make some signs on 8"x11" pieces of paper making reference to the BART shooting to really make this legit. And if anyone knows how to use an espresso machine, that'd be great. Once they see how angry we are, the Starbucks employees will probably flee. See you tonight! P.S. I’ll need at least one more person with the ability to lift 80 pounds. Thanks!" - Rants and Raves, Craigslist, January 1, 2009
"Hip Hop used to be about being fearless, standing out. Now it's all about fitting in. Hip Hop is like a big high school. That's why I respect people who can do whatever they want to do. - Kanye West, November 19, 2008, MTV Raw.
"We now have a "Clean House Depression" - you know that TV show where pack rats fill their houses from floor to ceiling with junk they never use or even know they have. The US has plenty of houses, cars, computers, TV's, Appliances, Cell phones, Game consoles and other Junk, most of which were made in China. Some people actually managed to own their junk by runs around the system - most bought their junk on credit that will never be repaid. So we can turn off the Chinese Factories for 10 years until some of the junk wears out. But all those workers will starve. The solution to the infamous depression was to blow up the world's cities and put people back to work building new ones. A mismatch between productive capacity and consumption. Computers and robots will do all the work but robots don't buy the stuff they make, they work 24/7/365, plus faster than humans." - Jet, Nov 22, 2008.
"John McCain said he can’t even send e-mail! We need a President who can send e-mail. I think that sort of thing is important, don’t you?" - DJ Z-Trip, 944 Magazine with Shepard Fairey.
"At the end of the day, we are responsible for our own lives. Once you learn that, you're on your way." - Isaac Hayes (1942-2008)
"But I know that time reveals truth and heals wounds. I definitely do miss the Fugees. We were a crazy bunch. We used to do some wild things, we had a lot of fun. But the funny thing about liberation is that once you get it, anything other feels awkward." - Lauryn Hill, August 26, 2008.
“Respect is not creative...Chanel is an institution, and you have to treat an institution like a whore – and then you get something out of her ... I’m only interested in my own opinion. If I have a project, you like, or you don’t like. There is no second opinion. If you’re not 100% sure about what I want to do, you ask someone else.” - Karl Lagerfield, August 24, 2008.
"I guess it's bittersweet, you spend half your life trying to become larger than life and the other half trying to just live a real life again." - Kanye West, July 6, 2008.
"Please note that saying 'someone' needs to do 'something' will not be any more helpful on that issue. We are already well aware of that." - Michelle, Drupal.org, June 19, 2008.
"U.S. officials repeated their call yesterday for China to stop subsidizing fuel for its citizens, arguing that it contributes to surging demand for oil and thus higher global prices. Since Chinese citizens pay a fraction of the market price, they have less incentive to pull back in their use of gasoline and heating oil. But while China's population is larger and consumption is growing at a much faster rate than in the United States, the Chinese note that the average American consumes about 14 times as much oil as his Chinese counterpart." - The Associated Press, June 18, 2008.
"Pay respect to the elders and take the suggestions of the intellectuals; treat them as your teachers. Consider those who will not flatter but always criticize you. Because good and bad, kind and evil, and right and wrong are not easy to tell apart. Some things are similar in appearance but different in nature. For example, green bristle grass seeds can look like rice. The hide of the cow is the same color as the tiger's. Bone can be mistaken for ivory and worthless stone for pure jade. All of these are apparently right, but actually wrong. So if you want to distinguish between them, you must observe them carefully." - Duke Wei-Wen, Tang Dynasty Official
"The foolish and wicked practice of profane cursing and swearing is a vice so mean and low, that every person of sense and character detests and despises it” - George Washington
"Real mixtapes. Once cassettes died, the music started dying, both literally and figuratively. Mainly, the cassette tape forced the listener to appreciate an artist’s entire album of work. None of this skipping-around CDs introduced. And now, you can completely ignore a musician’s finished volume thanks to iTunes and single-downloading. You can even forget about the artwork, since the music vendors are threatening to pull tangible CDs off the shelves. So yeah, let’s bring back the cassette. The only problem: No one has a tape-player!" - Bobby Hundreds, April 4, 2008
"As humans, we are subjected to an overload of sensory stimulation every second of everyday. We are bombarded with millions upon millions of images and sounds. Yet, we can only comprehend things as they happen. There is so much to take in, even when things seem calm...that is when I wonder, what is important? You can hear, see and feel the most incredible things when nothing is happening at all. The most common occurrences can become events of such magnitude that seem as if they taken years to orchestrate, and who is to say that they did not? Thoughts move through my mind too fast for me to get them down on paper. These thoughts end up manifesting themselves in dreams that make sense only to me. When you spend enough time watching, listening and thinking, you can almost transcend to a place where you believe in anything. It keeps me continually engaged with the pleasures of life." - Jacob, designer & photographer.
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I'm excited about today's opening of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China. From what I've heard from friends in Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou, they are excited just to have the Olympics over with as the publicity and fever tension of the marketing campaign is exhausting. Either way, having the Olympics on 08-08-08 at 8:00pm is about as blatantly "lucky" of a moment one will ever witness in this lifetime.
Yahoo's Flickr photo hosting website canceled one of my freshly paid pro accounts with no advanced notice, literally erasing 2 years of titles, tags, descriptions, groups, sets, and connections. Of course I have the original photos, but the order and the information I attached to each photo was lost. The portfolio had 400 photos and was viewed over 50,000 times. It consisted of photographs of custom design furniture after it had been delivered to the customers home - a real portfolio of original photographs. When is a collection of photos not a portfolio, not selling something (your lifestyle, skills, style, view, yourself?) The official response from Flickr was: "Don’t use Flickr for commercial purposes. Flickr is for personal use only. If we find you selling products, services, or yourself through your photostream, we will terminate your account." If you surf around Flickr and through your contacts, you'll find that the majority violate the terms and that's not a bad thing for the Flickr community. When my Flickr renewal notice came up, best believe I thought doubly about renewing my RACINGMIX Flickr pro account. History of image production output 2006-2008, especially in 2006 when Mr H. Saba sponsored RACINGMIX. Psst: Zen Photo. - wilson@racingmix.com 080808
Published by wilson@racingmix.com at 3:03 AM
Thursday, May 14, 2009
[ZTY Beats Media: Emcee T, Deep House Soldiers]
PTBTV Emcee T & Ray Luv special live performance this Saturday at 11AM in San Francisco! Pushin' The Bay TV live performance, Saturday, May 16th, 11:00AM at Civic Center, San Francisco. Look for the main stage in Little Saigon, 11:00AM sharp!
PTBTV Interview Pt.1: Chuy Gomez, 106 KMEL San Francisco
PTBTV Interview Pt.2: Chuy Gomez, 106 KMEL San Francisco
Pushin' the Bay TV, Emcee T, Ray Luv, Chuy Gomez on 106 KMEL Morning Show.
Fixed Gear Bike Broakland 92510 Wheels of Steel Discotech excerpts DJ eHash & Will
Click above to play Metro Deep DJ mix (streaming M3U playlist - get Winamp player)
METRO ZTY BEATS Studio Quick DJ Mix Deep House Soldiers ZTY Beats 2008
Glass of Milk (Closer) Emcee T & Oolz Unreleased Promo Video Live Performance Footage ZTY Beats 2008
Goapele Live Pushin' the Bay TV Recorded Live September 2008 VIP Party @ M1 Promo Pushinthebay.com Live Performance Footage ZTY Beats 2008
EMCEE T STUDIO SESSION ZTY Beats 2008
MUSIC VIDEO PREMIERE Thizz, Thizz, Thizz Emcee T feat. Ray Luv ZTY Beats 2007 ZTY Media
MUSIC VIDEO PREMIERE Wiggle Out Emcee T feat. Block Promotaz ZTY Beats 2007 Director: Jono Schaferkotter
Deep V Battle by Wilson Tai for metrotuned & RACINGMIX
Single speed bikes are an obsession: two wheeled bicycles, welded in steel and powered by a pair of legs - simple, pure, effective. Beyond the freewheelin' single speed is the fixed gear bike. (There is also coaster brake single speed; think 1980s Toys R Us special BMX with bar pads and plastic 5 star rims, ripping 20 ft. skids with the pedals locked back) Although single speed and fixed gear share a common trait - one gear - the fixed gear lacks a freewheel or freehub, thus coasting is not possible. Simply put, when a rider is on the bike, the rider is constantly pedaling in motion either forward or backward or at standstill, a balancing act called a "track stand". To simplify matters, fixed gear purists use bare minimum essentials, less parts, free of cables, derailleurs, cassettes, shifters and even brake levers.
Define fixed gear lifestyle? Ride or die! Just like import racing before it hit the mainstream (pre-2001 The Fast and The Furious), you would instantly connect with complete strangers in the niche - interaction, communication and human emotion achieved through riding, sharing a common passion. You'll find "fixies" on the BART train, local city streets, and if you're lucky, you'll witness a "wolfpack" collective mashing through San Francisco to Los Angeles or (insert your local metropolitan city here) and zippin' around a lit landmark at a midnight session, complete with barspins, skids, wheelies and bunny hops.
You can identify the hipster species for the vintage flannel shirts, all-over-print hoodies or t-shirts, sideways crooked hat, tight jeans (circa 1980 heavy metal mascara smeared lead singer), anodized carabiner keychain attached to the rear right jean belt loop, Vans sneakers (thanks to influence of super producer personality, Pharrell), and a wicked controlled recklessness that is borderline finesse and vulgarity, mixed with a dash of danger.
It's not so much the fashion but the function, after all. For example, out-of-saddle climbing, then bombing down Ygnacio Valley Rd., a massive four lane hill road intersecting Concord and Walnut Creek, in a 42 tooth chainring versus 17 tooth cog, hitting 30mph, the threshold where no longer can the rider maintain the hyper cadence at speed, into a locked skid with cars 2 ft. to the left and sidewalk curb 2 ft. to the right, and living to tell about it. That's an element of fixed gear lifestyle. Thus, the appeal.
Rim trend: I'm not a bicycle parts designer but a custom furniture industrial designer. As with most eye candy, I am intrigued by sexy bikes, and currently, the latest sexy is the "Deep V Battle" targeted at the single speed fixed gear biker. The aesthetic and fashion comes from the super deep dishes seen in the velodrome track bikes or in time trial bicycle races; think Lance Armstrong and his infamous hot twitter'd Tour of California TT bike. The ability to slice through the wind, transfer power stiffness, and feather lightness are ideal traits - thus most deep dish rims are made of carbon fiber.
Because the style looks "damn cool" and because the carbon deep v's cost close to a thousand dollars each, they are appealing to the street riders. To meet the demand, cheaper aluminum versions rocking the deep dish have become the hipster standard.
To add fuel to the fire, I am in the market for deep rims as I possess a pair of 36H Phil Wood & Co. blue anodized disc hubs (hubset), freshly renewed by Bruno @ Phil Wood, and am ready to lace up to rims with "ill steez" that Phil exemplifies.
But because these are going on a single speed mountain bike, I am seeking a wider rim for a wider footprint. Because I'm not pumping the tires to 100+ psi, a narrow rim has a higher likelihood for tire roll off. At the top of the 29er MTB list are the Halo Freedom Disc's, the MTB specific choice at 28mm wide and 25mm deep, stainless eyelets. Considered deep, but not deep enough!
Behind-the-scenes chatter with the big three in the deep V battle, Velocity Australia/USA, H Plus Son China, and Dodici Italy, I can assemble there will be quite the heated competition in the summer of 2009.
The newest kid on the block is the Velocity B43, designed to be the deepest at 43mm deep, built on the proven pedigree of the original street weapon, the "Deep V", at 30mm deep. Not deep enough cried the progressive urban riders! The B43, named after the nuclear bomb, is 43mm deep, 700+g weight, triple chambered for strength, a high spoke count (48 holes versus 28 or 32 holes), and the standard flaming colors (bubblegum pink, antifreeze green, popsicle purple, etc.). Inching it 1mm over the next deepest competition, Velocity B43 will be a huge hit.
Velocity was provoked to release the B43 in direct retaliation to "formidable" H Plus Son Formation Face rims, which destroyed velocity's original champion 30mm Deep V with an astounding 42mm dish (12mm more than the 30mm Deep V), 600g weight, and quality construction (welded seam, G609 alloy).
Then the single, isolated incident of a Japanese fixed gear rider blowing out an H+Son rim destroyed the reputation about as quick as it had stormed onto the market. This was a pre-Domino's Pizza viral social media nightmare on a smaller scale.
Above: A photoshop'd soft taco in a truly taco'd rim, circa, Japan. What's crazier than popping your rim is wearing shoes three sizes too large - now that's deep, son!
H Plus Son is run by a father and son in the classic two generation old tradition vs new modern thinking cliche (I'm no stranger to this!) and sell globally direct from their website. Dodici Italy is run by an Italian vintage pista enthusiast, Jacopo Volpe, and he commissions the rims through Gipiemmi after Model 716. The whole rim line is the single Dodici rim, running 3 chambers, 768g weight with a 40.5mm deep section. Like the competition, the Dodici is 19mm wide.
In one swift blunt hit, the Velocity Deep V successor, the B43, will destroy the H Plus Son and the Dodici rim offerings. If you want to play the geographical game, it's Australia/USA for the win over China and Italy. The problem still lies, what about the wider width for 29er mountain bikes? Big hit!
I was considering ordering 1,200 rims from Dodici Italy with custom XL width and height but thank goodness someone did it before I jumped. Soon to be released, the Velocity Chukker is 32mm deep and 24mm wide and was designed for bike polo, hence the name, "Chukker", bike polo lingo. Though it's not as wide as many 29er riders would demand, it's width is equal to a lot of current 2009/10 29er mountain bike rims and ideal for my build.
A word from MD @ Velocity:
Thanks for your input on the blog and for the kind words. For the record, the B43 was designed for road use, aimed at the fixed gear rider that just wanted more rim. The Chukker is being made for the polo player. The word ‘chukker’ is a polo term meaning one period of play in a match. We have been getting a lot of requests for a wider Deep V style rim with up to 48 hole…so we made one. We suspect the Chukker will appeal to the trick and free ride crowd as well because of its width and strength. Neither rim was designed for the MTB crowd specifically, but if an off road rider finds a use for it, awesome!
John Prolly, of Brooklyn, NY, was chosen to rep an early release of the Chukker's: Profile track hubs, Velocity Chukker's, MKE x BMW 700c urban BMX fixed gear street whip:
Published by wilson@racingmix.com at 9:09 PM
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