weather.com says it feels like -5 out
i love being sicky and sniffly and coughy and gross

naht.

My review is over at 10:30am tomorrow

unicornzzzzz:

whooooooooo wants to get lunch and drinks till i have to go to work at 2?

YEAH YOU YEAH?!

 I’LL TREAT YOU TO CHARTWELLZ FOR LUNCH

after some maticulous leather cutting….it looks like this chair is actually going somewhere

after some maticulous leather cutting….it looks like this chair is actually going somewhere

more like i’m an artist not a fucking pastry chef
why did i think making a replica of madonna’s mtv performance of like a virgin in 1984 and 2003 was a good idea?
because 8 cakes and an almost panic attack later i’m still pretty sure this is not going to work out.
the cake i’m sticking with is in the freezer in hopes tha it’ll solidify enough for me to frost tomorrow

more like i’m an artist not a fucking pastry chef

why did i think making a replica of madonna’s mtv performance of like a virgin in 1984 and 2003 was a good idea?

because 8 cakes and an almost panic attack later i’m still pretty sure this is not going to work out.

the cake i’m sticking with is in the freezer in hopes tha it’ll solidify enough for me to frost tomorrow

if you live in the boston area and have a cigarette, please bum me it now before i rip my fucking face off.

aggrivated and stuck here on duty. awesome awesome awesome. i just want to go for a walk and have a cigarette. UHG.

added larger loops onto the rug in hopes to make it bigger
also the light in my living room is out
coool.

added larger loops onto the rug in hopes to make it bigger

also the light in my living room is out

coool.

it’s just me and the christmas tree until erica gets home at 11
heading to the mail room soon though.
to sort mail and crochet till 8.

it’s just me and the christmas tree until erica gets home at 11

heading to the mail room soon though.

to sort mail and crochet till 8.

PHILIPS INVIGORATES BOSTON’S PRUDENTIAL TOWER WITH ENERGY-EFFICIENT LED LIGHTINGHigh-performance architectural floodlights illuminate the prominent building just in time for the holiday season Burlington, MA - Philips Electronics today added Boston’s Prudential Tower to the impressive list of landmark skyscrapers that use its LED lighting fixtures to dynamically transform their façades. The new LED lighting, from Philips Color Kinetics, distinguishes the Prudential Tower along the city skyline, while providing colorful illumination to celebrate local occasions and organizations.  Principals Steven Rosen and Bill Kadra of the Massachusetts lighting design firm Available Light collaborated with Philips Color Kinetics on design, integration and programming. Over 25 ColorReach™ Powercore high-performance LED floodlights were permanently installed on the building’s crown, saturating the local landmark with vivid color and color-changing effects. These architectural floodlights are capable of natively generating millions of colors without the need for gels or filters. The color scheme can be changed on the fly to support local events, whether to cheer on a local sports team, celebrate holidays, or reflect the brand colors of individual organizations to promote their events. “As a Massachusetts-based company, it is an honor to illuminate the Beacon of Boston,” said Jeff Cassis, CEO of Philips Color Kinetics. “This installation further demonstrates that LED lighting is a viable and energy-efficient solution for architectural floodlighting, providing vibrant color while eliminating maintenance concerns. We’re proud to add such a prestigious landmark to our long list of installations.” Demonstrating the ease with which ColorReach Powercore can match an organization’s signature color, The Shops at Prudential Center recently kicked off its ‘31 Nights of Light’ campaign on December 1. Each night in December, ColorReach Powercore floodlights display the brand colors of Boston-area philanthropic organizations. This program increases visibility for the local organizations, while providing a visual focal point for Boston residents and visitors. “The Prudential Tower has a rich history of illuminating its façade for special Boston occasions,” said Bryan Koop, Senior Vice President and Regional Manager at Boston Properties. “In selecting lighting fixtures for this permanent installation, we wanted to maintain the Tower’s international prestige, enhance its lighting capabilities, while using an energy-efficient light source. Philips ColorReach Powercore floodlights helped us meet all of our goals.” Philips LED floodlights already create extraordinary visual impact on some of the world’s tallest buildings, including the CN Tower in Toronto, the Sky Tower in Auckland, and the EuroMast in Rotterdam.
THANKS DOUG FOR SHOWING ME THIS : )

PHILIPS INVIGORATES BOSTON’S PRUDENTIAL TOWER WITH ENERGY-EFFICIENT LED LIGHTING

High-performance architectural floodlights illuminate the prominent building just in time for the holiday season

Burlington, MA - Philips Electronics today added Boston’s Prudential Tower to the impressive list of landmark skyscrapers that use its LED lighting fixtures to dynamically transform their façades. The new LED lighting, from Philips Color Kinetics, distinguishes the Prudential Tower along the city skyline, while providing colorful illumination to celebrate local occasions and organizations. 

Principals Steven Rosen and Bill Kadra of the Massachusetts lighting design firm Available Light collaborated with Philips Color Kinetics on design, integration and programming. Over 25 ColorReach™ Powercore high-performance LED floodlights were permanently installed on the building’s crown, saturating the local landmark with vivid color and color-changing effects. These architectural floodlights are capable of natively generating millions of colors without the need for gels or filters. The color scheme can be changed on the fly to support local events, whether to cheer on a local sports team, celebrate holidays, or reflect the brand colors of individual organizations to promote their events.

“As a Massachusetts-based company, it is an honor to illuminate the Beacon of Boston,” said Jeff Cassis, CEO of Philips Color Kinetics. “This installation further demonstrates that LED lighting is a viable and energy-efficient solution for architectural floodlighting, providing vibrant color while eliminating maintenance concerns. We’re proud to add such a prestigious landmark to our long list of installations.”

Demonstrating the ease with which ColorReach Powercore can match an organization’s signature color, The Shops at Prudential Center recently kicked off its ‘31 Nights of Light’ campaign on December 1. Each night in December, ColorReach Powercore floodlights display the brand colors of Boston-area philanthropic organizations. This program increases visibility for the local organizations, while providing a visual focal point for Boston residents and visitors.

“The Prudential Tower has a rich history of illuminating its façade for special Boston occasions,” said Bryan Koop, Senior Vice President and Regional Manager at Boston Properties. “In selecting lighting fixtures for this permanent installation, we wanted to maintain the Tower’s international prestige, enhance its lighting capabilities, while using an energy-efficient light source. Philips ColorReach Powercore floodlights helped us meet all of our goals.”

Philips LED floodlights already create extraordinary visual impact on some of the world’s tallest buildings, including the CN Tower in Toronto, the Sky Tower in Auckland, and the EuroMast in Rotterdam.

THANKS DOUG FOR SHOWING ME THIS : )

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ohh my goossshhh i want to make mia a hat now

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siamese <3

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siamese <3

why the pru's been different colors for the last week or so

andrew informed me last night that there’s new LED lights a top the Prudential center and each night they have a new sponsor. so the color changes depending on the sponsor. last night it was red, monday night it was orange, last week i saw purpe, purple and blue striped, and green and red striped. can’t wait to see what else they’ll do.

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