Loving Lauge Jensen Motorbikes

Loving Lauge Jensen Motorbikes

Yves de Contades hopped over to Denmark to take a look at the bespoke luxury designer bikes by Lauge Jensen.
A quick flight from London City Airport took me to Billund, Denmark, the home of Lego. Legoland was shut that day, however I was here to look at some beautifully engineered, chrome and gold motorbikes rather than the bestselling interlocking plastic bricks and their theme park.

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Brazil and the regionalisation of Latin America

Brazil and the regionalisation of Latin America

 
The process of the regionalisation of Latin America has clearly seen Brazil emerge as the dominant single nation in the region, with some 193 million of a total of 572 million population on the continent, contributing to 40% of the region's total GDP. This massive success is partly  due to the underlying power of the demographic expansion of Brazil, as well as the pragmatic nature of its people, and has taken place despite the less than optimal policies of the country's popular President from 2003-2010 Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
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Olympus Has Fallen

Olympus Has Fallen

I have always been fascinated by the relationship between the film industry and social mood not just in Hollywood, but indeed globally. At times film directors and producers show an uncanny ability to predict and anticipate themes and stories that will appeal to the public in future years when the film completes the transition from inception to completion. Often the way a film is received by the public acts as a data point to current public social values and moods at the time of release.

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Double Exhibition at Berlin-Based Helmut Newton Foundation

Double Exhibition at Berlin-Based Helmut Newton Foundation

 
On 31 October 2013 the double exhibition Helmut Newton: Paris-Berlin. Exhibition Grand Palais
2012 // Greg Gorman: Men will be opened at the Berlin-based Helmut Newton Foundation.
This retrospective exhibition had been shown at the Grand Palais in Paris in 2012; it was the first
comprehensive presentation of Newton’s work since his death in the French capital city where he lived
and worked since 1961 for two decades. The show includes more than 200 photographs in black &

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Stop the killing, stop the trade and stop the market - Dereck and Beverly Joubert receive the Outstanding Achievement Award at 2013 Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival

Stop the killing, stop the trade and stop the market - Dereck and Beverly Joubert receive the Outstanding Achievement Award at 2013 Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival

 
"Stop the killing, stop the trade and stop the market" is the conservation message from noted filmmakers and conservationists Dereck and Beverly Joubert on receiving the Outstanding Achievement Award at 2013 Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival
 
September 27, 2013. Los Angeles, CA — 

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Guildford-What’s in a name?

Guildford-What’s in a name?

 
Yellow Metal - Water Crossing.
Perhaps not the most prestigious sounding of names; it sounds as though it could belong to a township in America’s sun-drenched south west, perhaps home to the ancestors of those who arrived from all over, desperate to seek their fortune in the famous Gold Rush of the mid-19th century.

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America's Cup - Sir Ben Ainslie Inspires Comeback of the Year

America's Cup - Sir Ben Ainslie Inspires Comeback of the Year

 
Sir Ben Ainslie inspires one of the greatest comebacks in world sport.
In only the third time in the regatta's 162-year history, the competition was decided by a winner takes all final in what was to prove to be one of the most thrilling and unexpected events in world sport.
Oracle Team USA came close to defeat early on, going down 1-8 to New Zealand, the pre-Cup favourites, after being docked two points before the contest even began, but the holders won eight straight races to triumph 9-8 in a thrilling climax to the event.

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