#Dany Eid

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Bajram Šerif Mubarek Olsun

[khaleesiofalicante]

DANI ONLY FOOLS RUSH IN GIVE US SOME THIJG SOME FACT OR SOMETHING IDK

Don't leave us begging man .....it could be my Eid gift

👉👈

Eid Mubarak!

Okay, here are some facts.

Asmodeus runs a coffee business. Because Indonesian coffee is so fucking good (I don't drink coffee but I trust my friends' judgment). The brand is called Java Essence and it's like a big deal (fuck u starbucks)

Alec works for Asmodeus. He's the COO of the company, which is like a big deal. He's been working there for 7 years now so he and asmo are good pals. This also means Magnus and Alec know each other. Magnus makes jewelry for a living (like the expensive kind) and I love that for him because it's such a cool job.

Okay, that's it for now.

[purplesimmer455]

While Grace heads back inside, Iseul heads outside and runs into her neighbor and friend Dani, who compliments her outfit and takes a random photo as Iseul laughs. Plus Iseul checks in with Dani asks how they’re doing. Then the two of them automatically head out to have a snowball fight at 10pm while Iseul is still in her Eid outfit which is nice but not very warm. I have them head back inside, and head to their respective apartments. Iseul changes into her PJs and hesitates before getting in bed next to Grace. Grace stiffens a bit but snuggles close to Iseul, Iseul sighs softly and her thoughts race. She's still feeling guilty over admitting to Grace that she has feelings for Megan, and the phone conversation she had with Megan after.

She'd called Megan to check in yesterday, and Megan had been crying and told her that she told Tess about their awkward moment, and Tess had left for two days to clear her head. "But it's not your fault. I was the asshole who brought up our past relationship." Iseul had said, feeling like a black hole was forming in her stomach. "It's complicated, Issy." Megan said, and Iseul could tell she wasn't telling her something but didn't want to ask. ‘I’m so so sorry.” Iseul said. “It’s not your fault, Issy.” Megan had said adamantly, but Iseul couldn’t fight the guilt she was feeling. “Issy, I think maybe we should spend some time apart for now until we can both resolve things. I really like you as a friend, but I can’t lose Tessie, and I don’t want you to lose Grace.” Megan said quietly. Iseul swallowed hard, “Yeah, maybe it’s for the best.” She said even though she didn’t feel like it, and she and Megan had said their goodbyes before hanging up.

Now, Iseul lies in bed feeling morose. She’s probably ruined her friendship with Megan, who she really does love as a friend despite the awkward feelings for her, and Grace is having a hard time trusting her again. She wishes her umma was still alive, so she could ask her for advice. Nari Kang was a very firm but gentle woman, and loved her two kids but always gave it to them straight and told them when they were wrong but also supported them in making their own choices and decisions. Iseul feels like she would definitely have been disappointed but she would have understood. She could imagine her mom telling her to make up with Grace and then with Megan and Tess, and resolves to do that. She tries not to cry and snuggles closer to Grace, who slings a leg over her, and eventually drifts off to sleep.

[kramlabs]

Why did you invite Ralph Baric to the Feb 1st, 2020, teleconference?

What was your $82M CREID contractor, Dani Anderson, doing inside the Wuhan BSL4?

Why did her boss Linfa Wang resign as director of Duke’s EID program on Jan 10, 2020?

What was your NIH Rocky Montana lab doing with both DARPA Preempt and Defuse projects in 2018-19?

Why are Egyptian fruit bats (and NA wt deer) a “reservoir host” species for SARS2?

[risingwolf97]

Evening Mindsets #2

Eren: Alright, admittedly our girl is simply just in relax mode and not quite ready for bed. We've got Lady and The Tramp on and she's honestly half paying attention to it and half high right now. Perfect time for a daily status report. Who wants to start?

Jackie: I will. Ok for our girl, today I was in charge of motor skills alongside Dani and today our girl kicked major ass with knocking out a full mile and a half on the treadmill! Then, just because I wanted to show off because my wife came into the room, I had her jump rope for 5 minutes...ok that was probably a bad idea because she did trip and fall, but she did recover!

Eren: Okay. Not glad to hear that she fell and recovered, but ok. Glad to hear about the treadmill!

Dani: *clicks on screen* Ok first and foremost, our girl almost was left by her ride to class today! So obviously I almost had to raise richeous HELL! Yet, they came and she was picked up. Anyways, like Jackson said, we tag teamed up on motor skills and I took over for the work site and lemme tell ya, that was A LOT of potato peeling and that water was FREEZING for cleaning those oysters! So naturally our girl is exhausted from all that physical exertion. Not to mention the mental and emotional strain, but I'll leave that to Ivory and Ivy to talk about. Ciao! *Clicks off screen*

Ivory: *huffs* Always leaving in a huff that Nephilim. Anyways that "mental strain" she was referring to was simple. Our girl was simply trying to redo a little math for some credit cards. She missed a number or two on some addition for a total on some pending charges on like two cards and had to fix it. Nothing else. *(under her breath)* Freaking overreacting princess.

Eren: That's real good. Who's next?

Ivy: *kicks Chrissy's leg under her desk*

Chris:*snorts awake and yelps*

Eren: Christina! Excellent! Glad to see you'll be actively participating for once since you've been back from Africa.

Chrissy: *glares daggers at Ivy* Yeah...sure...I basically kept monitoring of our girls' vitals alongside Vi-Rose today. Aside from that, today I've been on an indecisive music shuffle streak with 0 sticking point and I think I briefly drove our girl a little bit nuts with my indecision. Sorry y'all I've been trying to get a small nap in. Kinda suffering from food coma. First time I've eaten my fill in the better part of a month. After all Ramadan is now over! It's now another Eid-al-Fitr and I've been busy all day with the professor, who was not only kind enough to technically give me the day off, but he even offered to join me in going to my family's home for the celebrations (duh, we were all animals, albeit dressed, per our personal tradition)!

Eren: Now that's just so sweet! Ok I guess that's me up. I didn't do much aside from keeping our girls' heath in general check. Made sure she brushed her teeth, combed through that ponytail of hers and ate at some point today (however little it was). Mostly I kept her in a relatively good mood. Alright now that's been almost everyone. Care to share Mrs. Jackson-Obeyron?

Vivianna:*huffing* If...If I must...but remember I'm sharing in between intervals during the ending of dance so I'll make it snappy! Ok so I was in charge of emotional control today and I was a mixed bag of happy and royally pissed and confused. Mostly because that's how I am RT. Look guys that eclipse did something to me. It gave me a new power and it might've done something else. I'm not sure what but I'm going to talk to my doctor's, with my husband and family, tomorrow morning. *huff* *puff*...If I'm right...I might be better. Fingers crossed ladies and Jackie.

[Stunned Silence]

[gracecoady]

Evaluation

For this module ‘The Story of Me’ I decided to do it on Dubai. The reason for this being is I was born there and raised there. It is a massive part of my life and I still go back to Dubai to visit my dad, so for that choosing Dubai was the one for me. I want to express my narrative through my work by producing a range of samples linking back to primary photos showing my favourite places in Dubai, mainly places that hold special memories for me. I then gathered some photos from my phone of my recent visit to see my dad in Dubai. I could express how much Dubai means to me through these photos really well as my dad took me to all my favourite places and stayed in my favourite hotel when we last visited so therefore, making samples relating back achieved my result. 

I looked at Dany Eid who is a photographer at the start of this module and took a lot of inspiration from him. What I love about Dubai and what Dubai is really known for is its landscapes and architecture. His photography of Dubai’s architecture really inspired me and what I liked about Dany Eid, every photo means something to him, it's not just a photo. 

I then decided to cut up each of my primary photos to collage them together to create my introduction page at the start of my sketchbook. 

Throughout my sketchbook my colour pallet has been a lot of blues, pastel colours and greens, being that these are the colours that remind me of Dubai, as it is always hot, sunny and mainly a happy place to me. 

Front page

Weave 1

One of my first sessions was in weave, the first sample I created was a basic weave. I experienced weaving for the first time during this session. In addition to learning how to use the looms, we also learned what each part of it does. In our first workshop we used four-shaft weaving looms. As we lifted each shaft, we created the pattern we chose. My choice was a basic weave. when I created my pattern, I focused on using colours linking back to a primary photo that I had chosen, in which I cut out the sea from an image of a building that means a lot to me, the Burj Al Arab. For this small sample, I chose pink and navy as I thought these two colours were best suited. 

In order to create my pattern, I first dropped all shaft levers on the right side of the machine and then threaded the weft thread between the wraps using the shuttle. Then I pushed the thread down with the reed so that the weave remained tight. Then I continued to repeat this and then after I was happy with the navy colour, I then switched over to pink. I then completed the same process using a pink thread.

I felt like this session went okay, however, I did find weave from the start very challenging, and I could have been more confident and got more done that day. However through all my weave workshops, weave has turned out to be my favourite which I never thought I could do it at the start. I have become very confident with it and have created my two final pieces using a variety of techniques, materials.

Screen print 1

Another session I did was in print. I was taught how to screen print. I found this very interesting as it was my first time. I thought this process went well for recreating my primary photo which was the sea in Dubai. When creating this sample I tried to link it back to my primary photo as much as I could, I made sure to find a print with the best-suited pattern that would relate back to the sea. To enhance the sample to make it look more realistic I used dark blue and baby blue to relate back to the colours of the sea. I thought both screen prints of the sea in Dubai were good however I could have used less paint as I had some smudging after I finished with my print. 

[salsakiyoomi]

eid ul adha mubarak in advance!!! yes, i turn seventeen on july 3rd so yeah... i just started twelfth grade 😭 i don't wanna study 😞😞

i also loved all my phases, and wtv i wrote really helped me get where i am today.... but bts 🤡 um yeah

i wrote a lotta stuff back then. and i think it was around that time i got into editing?? it's not my thing but it was still fun.

and the fact that salsa is typo for sakusa makes it so much more cuter 😭😭😭

and btw i can call you far, right?

oh god, good luck 😭😭 i'll make sure to remmeber your bd!!

there is always that one phase that causes irreversible trauma, i feel you 😭

editing like editing writing or editing as in making edits on tik tok? bcz both are pretty cool in my opinion.

no bcz autorcorrect really hates japanese names, ive had it change dabi into doby, dani and david so now my poor little guy has three personalities and i like calling him david 😭

far yes, it's short for farida <33

[tonin-terets]

Doodles 2 Launch Film from Golden Wolf on Vimeo.

We had the pleasure of working with our fam at Doodles on this dynamic teaser trailer. Featuring Chief Brand Officer Pharrell Williams, the film launches the latest phase of the Doodles story: The Stoodio, the new home for the Doodles experience where anyone can build the Doodle of their dreams.

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Animation by Golden Wolf Managing Director / Executive Producer: Dotti Sinnott Creative Director: Sammy Moore Head of Production: Heidi Stephenson Creative Talent Director: Henry Purrington Senior Producer: Rebekah Hamilton Production Manager: Lucy Caetano Production Coordinator: Dani Bordelon Resource Coordinator: Bea Rodrigues Art Director: Charles Bigeast Animation Lead: Stephanie Mercier Storyboard: Stephanie Mercier Design: Sammy Moore, Cendan Claiborne, Eliot Lockwood, Thomas Eide, Nick Stoney, Alexander Hellebaut, Rachel Shin Animation: Stephanie Mercier, Tim Whiting, Thomas Eide, Ian Chan, Eliot Lockwood, Paul Kartachov, Rory Byrne, Desi Garrido, Alfie Bogush Compositing: Ian Pinder, Karl Fekete, Michael Müller, Paul Cheshire Animation Clean Up: Pudoctopus

Music: 4EVA - KaytrAminé featuring Pharrell Sound Design & Mix: Take Your Medicine

[travel-in-pictures]

Florence, Tuscany, Italy

The Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore is the main church of Florence, Italy. Il Duomo di Firenze, as it is ordinarily called. A classical view from the Piazzale Michelangelo.

by Dany Eid from United Arab Emirates 

Source | Google Maps

[poleteli]

Эмират Дубай, ОАЭ 

Дэни Ид | Фотография | Карта

Кстати, на нашем сайте есть авиабилеты в Дубай.

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https://500px.com/photo/274284303/shadows-lights-by-dany-eid

[ffsg0jo]

Lija did you get my ask for the matchup thing?? Or did tumblr eat it ?

yess i did, its in my drafts right now 😫

im so sorry for taking so long with it, ive been a little busy recently and haven't had the time to finish all my matchups. i have about 11 left thought and i will do my very best to get them all done today !!

[khaleesiofalicante]

Hey Dani, I know you’re not Muslim, but have you ever tried fasting during Ramadan to share in the experience with your Muslim friends? Have you eaten something at sunrise, and don’t eat until sunset? Have you taken part in Eid celebrations?

Hello!

Before I got this ask, I was at a meeting yesterday and my colleague said she was fasting because her husband (and children) are Muslim. I didn't know that it's something people do! It's so beautiful.

I have fasted - but mostly for health reasons or because I forgot to eat all day lol.

I have been part of Eid celebrations though - mostly at work. Sometimes we stay till late until our Muslim colleagues break fast and then eat together :)

Most of my muslim friends (or just friends in general) are non-practicing or atheists, so I haven't really gotten to celebrate that much :(

[elizabethsharmon]

so españa

- set the season during ramadan but didn't give us ANY family clip (or even family dynamics for that matter lol) and also didn't do an eid clip which is ???

- introduced las labass to just. forget about them after 3 episodes.

- changed pov to random characters for no reason at all other than stealing amira's screentime and wrap up THEIR storylines, not caring about AMIRA's

- the whole kasim subplot. what was the point. and let's not forget that they made it look like amira did him a favor by outing him. yikes.

- spent 80% of the season on dani/amira to NOT make them an endgame??????? making amira THE ONLY ONE of her friends who is not in a relationship??? so they just. wasted the whole season on building their relationship and made dani, well, horny when they could just. make him considerate and caring (that he is!) and get them back together to show that there will be hard times but they will come out of it stronger.....

this season was so pointless.

[chillyravenart]

Wishing you a very happy Targaryen Eid, with love from Dany, Rhaegar, Viserys and the boys ❤❤❤

(The siblings are modelling their newest Eid Collection 2020, dressed in the finest Summer Island silk, with Myrish lace accents and dyes from Tyrosh.)

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Expo 2020 Dubai Sustainability Pavilion Building

Expo 2020 Dubai Sustainability Pavilion Building, Architect, UAE Design Project Photos

Expo 2020 Dubai Sustainability Pavilion Design

6 October 2021

Design: Grimshaw Architects

Photos by Phil Handforth

Terra – The Sustainability Pavilion at EXPO 2020 Dubai

Terra – The Sustainability Pavilion, opened to the public in 2021 as one of the top three attractions of the Dubai Expo 2020, and aims to illuminate the ingenuity and possibility of architecture as society looks to intelligent strategies for future sustainable living.

photograph : Dany Eid / Expo 2020

Drawing inspiration from complex natural processes like photosynthesis, the dynamic form of the Pavilion is in service to its function, capturing energy from sunlight and fresh water from humid air. The relationship of building to site, and to its physical and cultural contexts is critical, as the facility’s strength lies in its capacity to demonstrate a new way of living sustainably in a challenging desert environment.

Sited in a prominent location, the Pavilion structure works in tandem with the considered landscape of demonstration gardens, winding pathways and shaded enclaves to create an aura of magic punctuated by the sights, smells and tactile opportunities of nature. The gardens are both experiential and functional, setting the stage for the exhibition contents within and creating shaded gathering areas that will manage and distribute crowds while providing retail, food and beverage opportunities.

When creating a building with a goal of generating its own energy and water in a harsh climate, the solution cannot be driven by a single aspect of the design. To achieve net-zero, the design required a series of technologies, building systems and design solutions to act in unison. This self-contained, micro-ecosystem resulted from a combination of strategies: optimizing the natural conditions inherent in its location; working with and within them to maximize efficiency; and supplementing them with pioneering sustainable technologies to create innovative solutions

The design is driven by maximizing efficiency which it does by seeking shade in the one place available: below the ground. The Pavilion uses the insulating properties of the earth to shield it from the harsh ambient temperatures which can soar to 50 degrees in the warmer months.

photo : Dany Eid / Expo 2020

Most of the accommodation is below grade and cased with an earth roof system, creating a substantial barrier to help reduce its cooling loads and conserve energy. The above ground surfaces are clad with a gabion rainscreen wall – sourced with local stone from the Hajar Mountains – which provides enough thermal mass to absorb the heat while the stone’s natural color reflects the sun.

Flora and fauna sourced from the surrounding deserts – including some species that have been never been cultivated by humans – are arranged on the planted roofs and throughout the gardens, creating a water efficient landscape that functions through a series of closed loop systems designed to filter, supply and recycle water. The framing of these local topographical and floral features, combined with the technologies of water recycling and reuse, provide visitors a newfound appreciation of the unique region and its biodiversity. The site also includes areas for productive agricultural landscape featuring halophytic agriculture and other testing beds.

The culmination of the building’s systems can be found in the heart of the Pavilion, its large exterior courtyard. Borrowing from the vernacular of the region, the courtyard provides a large, passively cooled space for visitors. During the design, thermodynamic studies charting the prevailing breezes were used to shape the courtyard to allow desirable cool south-westerly breezes to enter while blocking warmer winds.

Soaring over the courtyard, the Pavilion’s canopy accommodates more than 6,000 sqm of ultra-efficient monocrystalline photovoltaic cells embedded in glass panels. The combination of the cell and the glass casing allow the building to harness solar energy while providing shade and daylighting to the visitors below. The experience in the courtyard is of being beneath a large shade tree with dappled light projecting onto the surfaces below. The form of the canopy works with the courtyard to direct cool air in, while simultaneously exhausting low-lying hot air through a chimney effect at the centre.

The canopy also serves as a large collection area for stormwater and dew that replenishes the building’s water system. The result is a structure that combines the most advanced technology in solar capture and a clear understanding of the natural conditions of the site to actively generate energy while passively cooling and enhancing the experience of the visitor. With over 6,000 sqm of exhibition space, the Sustainability Pavilion will enjoy a long life after Expo is over, transforming into a science museum and expanding on its mission of exploring sustainable practices and the critical stewardship of our fragile planet.

ENERGY E TREES The Sustainability Pavilion is complemented by an installation of Energy Trees which contribute toward its goal of producing its own energy. Nineteen E-trees ranging from 15-18m in diameter are dispersed throughout the site and provide 28% of the energy required to power the building. Inspired by the Dragon’s Blood, a tree found only on Socotra, an island 200 miles off the coast of Yemen, the E-Tree is designed to be a deployable freestanding shade structure that harvests the sun’s energy. The structure is constructed from steel and complex composites and has been optimized to support an 18m photovoltaic array.

Taking further cues from nature, the array follows the sun in the same manner as a sunflower, rotating 180 degrees throughout the course of the day to maximize the energy yield and increase the efficiency of the solar cells, before returning to its original position at night. Bespoke trapezoidal panels composed of highly efficient monocrystalline solar cells, embedded within three layers of glass, provide shade below without casting severe shadows or blocking views to the sky.

Supporting the array is an engineered carbon fibre structure inspired by the design of the steering wheel of a yacht. The structural design maximizes strength in its shape, with radial branches encircled by a compression ring while decreasing the load of the structure itself. Carbon fibre was chosen for its light weight which allows the form to extend unsupported for up to nine meters in all directions.

The E-Trees have become an integral part of both the exhibition and the Pavilion site – showcasing and educating visitors on the research on solar harnessing and panel technology – while at the same time, serving as an integral part of the systems that contributes to a net zero energy goal of the building.

photo : Dany Eid / Expo 2020

Terra Expo 2020 Dubai Sustainability Pavilion Design – Building Information

Project Data:

Client: Emaar Properties & Expo 2020 Dubai

Location: Expo Road Dubai South, Jebel Ali P.O. Box 2020 Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Website: https://ift.tt/3FmYDo0 Completion date: January 2021 Gross square footage: 17,000 sqm Project cost: confidential

Project Team:

Grimshaw: architect Buro Happold: engineering Desert Ink: landscape architecture

photo : Dany Eid / Expo 2020

Other Consultants:

Rice Perry Ellis: local architect Sherwood Design Engineers: civil engineering, water management Cerami: AV, IT, acoustics, security Tricon: food service Orca : crowd flow RWDI: climate analysis Thinc Design: exhibition design Eden Project: exhibition content TAW Weiss: maintenance Arch4Blind: accessibility Charcoal Blue: theatre design Lord Cultural: operations Friday Group: specifications

photo : Dany Eid / Expo 2020

Grimshaw Design Team:

Andrew Whalley – Chairman – Partner in Charge Matthew Utley – Principal – Director of Middle East Operations Mark Rhoads – Associate Principal – Project Director Casimir Zdanius – Associate Principal – Industrial Design Lead

Associate Principals: Iouyu Chen, Robert Young, George Hauner, Croz Crozling, Andrew Anderson

Associates: Jorge Salgado, Aimee Duquette, Aaron Vaden Youmans, Ross Goldsworthy, Woojae Sung, Andrea Debilio

Design Team: Zach Fine, Augustine Savage, Kyle Day, Renua Itsueli, Fernando Fisbein, Hannah Park, Anthony Mopty, Joana Torres, Justin Brammer, Mehnaj Tabassum, Diba Dayani, Mason Nabors, Albert Hsu, Kurt Hanzlik, Patricia McKee, Fan Cao, Kyle Spence, Vincent Velasquez, Max Dowd, Wooyoung Choi, Leland Jobson, David Mans, Greg Smith, Konrad Sobon, Raphael Ogoe, Alexandra Danciulescu

Photos: Phil Handforth

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