Made to Last: A Compendium of Artisans, Trades & Projects Chip and I like to promote artisans in our projects, which is what I love about Made to Last by Vanessa Murray.
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It's not made to last longer than a passing fad.
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Perfect for work or a weekend getaway – and made to last.
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Every button, dial, and physical toggle seems made to last multiple lifetimes.
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Royal Albert's bone china is top-notch, so it's made to last.
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It was made to last until the next new one comes out.
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And too much of the packaging is made to last for ages.
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The glue dries completely invisible and is made to last all day.
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All the clothing staples in your closet should be made to last.
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High school couplings are intense and beautiful because they're rarely made to last.
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Sorted through moments of organized mess, a relationship that was made to last.
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These clothes aren't made to last, so they are more frequently thrown out.
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Many, brick-built, were made to last and require only renovation, not demolition.
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I don't think they were made to last one and a half years. Oops.
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And it's not made to last because, though a lifelong commitment, pregnancy is temporary.
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Historically, Ikea is best known for inexpensive offerings that aren't necessarily made to last.
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They were made to last 15 years, but have survived for up to decades longer.
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Snuggle-Pedic also offers a 20-year warranty, so you know it's made to last.
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Old devices were made to last unlike new ones that last a year or two.
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With a hardness of 58 HRC and Damascus finish, these babies are made to last.
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Like much of the exposition's "White City," they were made of plaster, not made to last.
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The plastic and other materials used to construct car seats are not made to last forever.
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Because plastic is made to last, it lives on for decades, sometimes breaking down into minute pieces.
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And, as always, the shoes are machine washable, meaning they're made to last you a long time.
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Patagonia&aposs clothing is made from supremely high-quality materials, and its items are made to last.
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"In Paris and elsewhere, there have been low-quality bikes that were not made to last," he said.
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The L.L.Bean Shearling-lined Bean Boots are super cozy, classic looking, and made to last — right in America.
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Skiiers, hikers, snowshoers, and adventurers of all types love the company's outwear because it is made to last.
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Often they're forsaking traditional retail schedules and creating staples made to last and, often times, available year-round.
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That Angie doesn't recoil in horror means Grandma Sophia can rest easy: This love is made to last.
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Plus it comes with a money-back guarantee and five-year warranty, so you know it's made to last.
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The material is soft and silky but feels like its made to last through years of wearing and washing.
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The brand's wares are high quality and made to last in accordance with its philosophy of "Fewer, Better" things.
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And that being made to last, to appear timeless and transcendent, is the barefaced intention of Tool's 2001 album Lateralus.
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The rose arrangements from Rosephoria and Rose Box NYC are pre-treated and made to last for an entire year.
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The Chi brand is known for high-end styling tools that are made to last, and its straighteners are no exception.
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The Carhartt Men's W.P Waterproof Insulated Gloves are an affordable pair of gloves that are insulated, waterproof, and made to last.
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Fjällräven's Singi Down Jacket has a feminine fit, classic parka style, and a rugged design that's made to last for decades.
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The Buck Mason Pima Curved Hem Tee is our top pick because the shirt is comfortable, flattering, and made to last.
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It seems sturdy and made to last, and can definitely withstand some drops or being run into a wall over and over again.
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"They're the opposite of what we think of as architecture, which is permanent, monumental and made to last a long time," she says.
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Output rose modestly overall for goods made to last at least six months, with gains in production of primary metals, computers and motor vehicles.
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Streaming Movie Review Some friendships just aren't made to last — an understatement for the one at the center of this sharp and stylish thriller.
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The new batteries are made to last at least 10 years, as Spaceflight Now notes: Longer than the ISS is planned to stay operational.
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Output rose modestly overall for goods made to last at least six months, with gains in production of primary metals, computers, and motor vehicles.
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She shifted toward buying used clothes at the local thrift shops, actively avoided synthetic, petroleum-based fabrics and began investing in clothes made to last.
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Despite the fact that some customers worry about their vehicle's battery wearing out, "Teslas are made to last a long time," a former salesperson said.
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An iPad Pro is made to last for a long time, so let that assure you when you buy an iPad Pro on sale today.
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Leather was very valuable at the time — and made to last — so it seems unlikely that the boots would have been buried with their owner.
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The tablet has been tested against 50 challenges imitating everyday drops, tumbles, wear and tear, and more so you know this device is made to last.
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Everything about it was beautiful and made to last, except for the large, bulbous aluminum buttons, which were just too much for the thread to handle.
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They carry over the same DualCoil internal structure from the original T20s, and they have a hefty steel enclosure that feels made to last multiple lifetimes.
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If you are looking for an affordable flatware set that exudes sophistication and is made to last, the Villeroy & Boch New Wave is your best bet.Pros:
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This isn't the rinky-dink toaster oven of my youth that cost $40 and lasted but a few years — this is one that's made to last.
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Like Banksy's disintegrating "Girl With Balloon," the flashes aren't made to last — within hours, they're carried off in pieces by passers-by or left to wilt.
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They're made to last for weeks on a single charge, and store a huge library of books, so that you can easily travel with your entire collection.
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Not on a per-episode basis (50 minutes or less, please!), and not in the sense of figuring out how long one story can be made to last.
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Bottom lineIf you're searching for a firm, yet cozy mattress that's made to last and won't have you overheating during the night, I would highly recommend the Parachute.
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All of our picks are also built to high standards of quality materials so you know you're getting something that's made to last and offers great UV protection.
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With nine-day battery life and an optional solar-charging upgrade, the Fenix 6S Pro is made to last through all the workouts you can throw at it.
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They are made to last on the skin all day without giving the person in the cubicle next to you a headache, or transferring onto someone else's neck after a hug.
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Fashion-trend analyst Carly Ettinger told Insider that Iron Man's suit, as worn by Robert Downey Jr., looks like it was made to last, but might not be comfy to wear.
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For this reason, it exists apart, in an antediluvian alternate universe where the objects come first and are made to last forever — a deliberate rejection of the culture of instant gratification.
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The price of an article of clothing today — along with the cost of material, labor, and supply chain logistics required for its creation — is cheap, but it's likely not made to last.
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Made to last, the jump ring on the dog tag is soldered closed so you won't have to worry about it falling off your pup (even if they like to play rough).
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To really solve this problem, the elephant in the room has to remain in plain sight: a mindset that treats plastics — a material made to last for years — as a throwaway commodity.
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Four products are available today, starting with Colorslide, a $15 gel eye pencil in 14 metallic and matte shades that's made to last through 12 grueling hours of life without creasing or smudging.
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In a time of immense and rapid change, when scientific progress was accelerating at a quick speed, people craved a sign that some things were made to last — in this case, the human spirit.
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There are added costs in creating quality product made to last, in finding and partnering with the right factories that value worker well-being, and in sourcing and leveraging materials that cause less harm.
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Laws are made to last for decades, even centuries, with the help of judicial interpretation (in this case, the Supreme Court supported Title II classification) and legislative amendment (in this case, the 1996 Telecommunications Act).
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I don't know how much I believe in the idea of fate, but if it exists, I know it brought you and me together for a reason… even if we weren't made to last forever.
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But in Mirrors, Oglander has largely selected quieter scenes that celebrate the poetic aesthetics of Craigslist images likely the result of quick smartphone snapping sessions — these images, after all, are not made to last forever.
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"I wanted to make photographs you could look at for a long period of time, photographs that were not ephemera, photographs that were made to last and could support a great depth of content," he said.
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Inside its made-to-last frame, you'll find a powerful 8th-generation i7-8565u Quad-Core Processor, 16GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD, and a 72Wh Lithium Battery that lasts nearly 4993 hours on a single charge.
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The best overall pre-lit artificial tree we've found is the Balsam Hill Classic Blue Spruce Pre-Lit LED Artificial Tree, which is full and lush, easy to assemble, and made to last for more than one season.
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All of the leggings ring in at just under $100, so they're not as affordable as, say, these highly-reviewed under-$83 leggings on Amazon, but they're definitely made to last you much longer — making them worth the splurge.
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A lot of laptops will hit a price point of $1,000 or more, and yes, we know paying that all at once seems like a hefty dent to your wallet — but that's just because they're nice AF and made to last.
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And, while it's tempting to stock up at your local H&M or Forever21, you might be better off investing in an indie-designed statement pair that's made to last (instead of tarnishing after one wear) and is likely more uniquely designed.
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Related: 12 Leather Passport Holders That Are Made to Last The suitcase will be launching in four sizes and is priced considerably higher than its polycarbonate counterparts with The Carry-On at $475; The Bigger Carry-On at $495; The Medium at $575; and The Large at $595.
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A change made to last year, when Breiðablik UBK and FCF Juvisy met in qualifying and the round of 32. There are no restrictions to the round of 16. Seeded teams play their second leg at home.
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Wizard of Carpet Art by Dr. Roya Tagiyeva. Irs-az The Azerbaijan Carpet Museum was named in his honour in 1991.Carpets Made to Last: A Walk Through Baku's National Carpet Museum by Farida Sadikhova. Azerbaijan International.
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The first edition of The Scotch was published in the UK under two alternative titles: as Made to Last and The Non- potable Scotch: A Memoir of the Clansmen in Canada.Galbraith, John Kenneth (1964). The Scotch. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
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After the release of their Gospel album, Joey + Rory announced that they would be releasing their fifth studio album, Made to Last, in late 2013 via their own Farmhouse Recordings record label (their first self-released project). Made to Last was released on October 8, 2013 and debuted at No. 44 on the Top Country Albums chart. Their sixth studio album, Country Classics: A Tapestry of Our Musical Heritage, was released exclusively to Cracker Barrel in May 2014, with a wide release following on October 14, 2014. Their second project on Gaither Music Group, the record consists of cover versions of classic country songs.
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Along with offering standout style, MPG believes that apparel should solve problems and make your day easier. The brand takes design foundations of workout wear and applies them to everyday apparel, so you never have to choose between style and performance. Down to the last detail, MPG creates functional clothing that’s made to last. Additionally, MPG understands that the sustainability equation isn’t complete without factoring in price.
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The company speculated that the kings post bridge only lasted such a short period of time because it was not made to last long being made of wood and because of that was not particularly study. It also theorized that since along this route a trolley service began around the same time operated by the Brunswick Traction Company a larger, stronger structure was needed.
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The concept of gold- dipped roses has been around for quite a long time. However, the techniques of making a rose have improved, paying special attention to intricate details, so that all the features of a rose are enhanced, protected, and beautified. If the process of gold-dipping, the rose and the gold used are of good quality, the gold-dipped rose can be made to last a lifetime.
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Pickled fruits and vegetables (tsukemono) are a quintessential part of the Japanese diet. Pickling in Japan has taken place since before refrigeration, so tsukemono such as pickled carrots was made to last long amounts of time. The different methods used to make tsukemono vary from simple salting or vinegar brining, to other various processes involving cultured molds and fermentation. A common method of pickling carrots is called misozuke.
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Famous artists who have produced prints for the Holman Eskimo Co-op include Mary K. Okheena and Helen Kalvak. The local school, Helen Kalvak Elihakvik is named after her. In the 1960s and 1970s Holman Eskimo Co- operative also created a number of sealskin products for southern markets, including parkas, tapestries and stuffed animals. The sealskin parkas were made to last and still show up on the market.
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Antibubbles are a common but widely unrecognized phenomenon, in part because of their resemblance to air bubbles, and in part because of their typically transient, or short-lived, nature. With certain (soapy) solutions, they can be made to last much longer. Antibubbles can be created by allowing a tap to drip into a container of water to which a drop or two of soap has been added. Being inherently unstable, they are difficult to form.
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For a comprehensive list of Sheffield trams of the tramway see Tramcars of the Sheffield Tramway. Unlike other tram companies, whose trams were often rebuilt and made to last 30 to 40 years, Sheffield Corporation adopted a policy of replacement by new vehicles after a 25-year life. By 1940, only 11 of its 444 trams were older than 26 years, more than half of them were less than ten. Sheffield Corporation operated 884 trams.
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In opposition to those who relied on revolutionary enthusiasm to form the new citizens, Condorcet maintained that revolution was not made to last and that revolutionary institutions were not intended to prolong the revolutionary experience but to establish political rules and legal mechanisms that would insure future changes without revolution. In a democratic city there would be no Bastille to be seized. Public education would form free and responsible citizens, not revolutionaries.
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Each rag includes two insert pads and a thin cover and comes in various patterns and colors. They are made to last four to five years and are sometimes used in conjunction with menstrual cups. The company is the primary distributor of the Moon Cup brand of reusable silicone menstrual cups. GladRags partners with a women-owned sewing company and Abilities at Work, an organization that provides vocational training and employment for adults with developmental disabilities.
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In 2004, military service and Wehrersatzdienst were then made to last equal lengths of time. Military service and draft were controversial during much of their existence. Reasons included the consideration that Germans could be made to fight against their fellow Germans in East Germany. Moreover, draft only applied to men, which was seen as gender based discrimination by some, but was often countered by the argument that women usually gave up their careers either temporarily or permanently to raise their children.
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Under the rules of the new charter, the mayoral term had been made to last four years. Shakspeare's second term was characterized by renewed street improvements, the introduction of electric street lights and street cars, and a further improvement of the city’s debt situation. His administration began construction of a new courthouse and jail complex on Tulane Avenue. He also created a professional fire department to replace the existing volunteer fire departments, which had been active in municipal machine politics.
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An acoustic version of the song, performed by Terry O'Quinn and Michael Dorman, appears in the pilot episode of the television show Patriot, which aired on November 5, 2015. A version in Swedish, Om jag behövde dig appears on the 2016 album Vid Grinden by Georga and is performed as a duet with singer Frida Wiljansros. Joey + Rory recorded it on their album "Made to Last" in 2013. Adam Harvey and Beccy Cole covered the song on their album, The Great Country Songbook Volume 2 (2017).
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In the chorus of his song "I Love a Lassie", music hall comedian and singer Sir Harry Lauder sings "I love a lassie, a bonny hieland lassie, Mary ma Scotch blue bell." The first edition of John Kenneth Galbraith's The Scotch was published in the UK under two alternative titles: as Made to Last and The Non-potable Scotch: A Memoir of the Clansmen in Canada. It was illustrated by Samuel H. Bryant. Galbraith's account of his boyhood environment in Elgin County in southern Ontario was added in 1963.
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The new Eleven grille is shown in the bottom left corner of the large display advertisement of the new Fourteens and very little of the rest of the car can be seen.The Times Tuesday, 22 September 1936; pg. 8; Issue 47486 The new Lanchester Elevens were smaller but almost identical in appearance to the slightly larger Lanchester and Daimler cars. Small improvements had been made to last year's engine including the replacement of the S.U. carburettor by a Solex instrument which increased the power output to at 4000 rpm and improved the smoothness of running.
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Special mentions are made of various Crusades including: Charlemagne's campaign in Spain, crusading in northeastern Europe, Africa, and Nicopolis, and the "future" threat of the Gog and Magog, who are described specifically as "Jews". The map has a well crafted design, and was made to last a long time. The Borgia map includes a legend referring to Ebinichibel, who is described as "the Saracen Ethiopian king with his dog- headed people". This is one of the many examples of where the blasphemous extremes of the world were depicted as monstrous races, who were yet to be converted by Christian missionaries.
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Frederick sometimes worked with her husband, who was president of a company called Business Bourse that specialized in publishing business-related research and data. In the 1920s, the Fredericks broadened their views to embrace the idea of planned product obsolescence as a form of large-scale efficiency. Rejecting the traditional idea that products should be made to last, they argued instead for obsolescence as a kind of ‘creative waste’ that kept the industrial economy running smoothly. In this view, well-made, long-lasting objects are a problem because they saturate the market, creating resistance to the efficiencies of mass production.
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Spinning yarn using a pre Hispanic method Finishing a rebozo wrap at a workshop at the Museo de Arte Popular, Mexico City. In times past, fabric and clothing were made to last for decades, but today fabric is much cheaper and much of what clothing is bought is soon thrown away. This is mostly due to the mechanization of weaving, which has made fabric inexpensive. In Mexico, as in other parts of the world, the introduction of modern transportation and communications brought about major changes in the production and distribution of goods and in firms' management and structure.
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Automodello models are sold through Diecasm and Automodello Full Service Dealers around the world. Typical production is between 100 and 600 pieces per issue, though tooling may be extended to varied models and liveries. For example, the Griffith and TVR have the same basic body, which means the tooling, with minor variations, is made to last as long as possible. Models may include signed editions by persons such as Jack Griffith (father of the Griffith and TVR), Herb Grasse (designer of the Bricklin SV-1), and John Fitch (Mercedes-Benz and Chevrolet Corvette racer, and road-safety inventor).
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The Titanium Men used green armor similar to that used by Iron Man and to that used by the Crimson Dynamo (their sometime compatriot). Neither suit of armor was as sophisticated as that used by Tony Stark as Iron Man, but some of its weapons were deceptively powerful, and the first Titanium Man's physical strength seems to have been greater than that of Iron Man. He also boasted that his armor was made to last, not, like American technology, "with planned obsolescence" (although he had actually received several significant upgrades himself). The suit of armor increases the wearer's physical strength to superhuman levels, and is in fact stronger than Iron Man.
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Typically the term ephemeral is used to describe objects found in nature, although it can describe a wide range of things, including human artifacts intentionally made to last for only a temporary period, in order to increase their perceived aesthetic value. With respect to unique performances, for example, it has been noted that "[e]phemerality is a quality caused by the ebb and flow of the crowd's concentration on the performance and a reflection of the nostalgic character of specific performances".Will Straw, Alexandra Boutros, Circulation and the City: Essays on Urban Culture (2010), p. 148. Because different people may value the passage of time differently, "the concept of ephemerality is a relative one".
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However, as a result of the 1970s energy crisis, gas stations were seeing a decline of traffic due to fuel shortages, as well as the service stations themselves due to cars being made to last longer. Meanwhile, the growing proliferation of convenience stores brought more profits inside the stores, and many gas stations in the 1980s and 1990s replaced their service stations with convenience stores while still selling fuel, often reusing the building that formerly housed the service bays. Some other gas stations continued to offer services but discontinued offering fuel, since they rarely made money off of fuel. Many simply went out of business, and their buildings would be reused by a variety of businesses such as restaurants, doctor's offices, banks, and specialty stores.
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The main split in poets of that time was said to be the one between the "academics" and the "beats", but Burning Deck ignored that split to the point where authors sometimes complained of being published in the company of others so different from themselves. By 1985, the economics of publishing had changed and it became financially more feasible to print regular books on offset presses and use letterpress work for smaller chapbooks, something the Waldrops have noted in the history of the enterprise (Keith and Rosmarie Waldrop, Burning Deck: A History) they wrote and published together. The Waldrops continued to design and print books that are made to last (using smyth-sewn, acid-free paper) but tried to keep the price affordable.
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Consequently, those chiefs who used a figurative palanquin at their installation ceremony had to be buried in a substitute, hence in a figurative coffin, that looked the same as their palanquin. The first figurative coffins therefore were simply copies of the palanquins which were used as a substitute. Though outwardly similar, figurative coffins and palanquins of course belong to a different category of objects: palanquins are royal insignia made to last and to be conserved in the family house after the death of their users, while the figurative coffins may be sacrificed and are buried with the deceased. The figurative palanquin become sacred after the death of their users and the family keep them in order to maintain contact with the ancestors.
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Collections of his stories are available in paperback editions and in ebook formats; these include Hoag's Object (Whiskey Creek Press), And Through the Trembling Air and Of Night and Light (Blue Mustang Press), Sad Boy (Big Table Publishing), Everything is Epic (Silver Birch Press), The Collector of Tears (Underground Voices), If Things Were Made To Last Forever (Big Table Publishing), Caricatures (Strange Days Books), The Near Enough (Cold River Press), Bits, Specks, Crumbs, Flecks (Vraeyda Literary), Slow Transit (Cervena Barva Press), Perspective Drifts Like a Log on a River (PalmArtPress), Let Us Now Speak of Extinction (Mad Hat Press), Stories in the Key of Me (Regal House Publishing), and "Insomnia 11" (Mad Hat Press). His fiction has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and Pen/O.Henry Award, among others.
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Marepe's Untitled (2002–04) during the 'Alien Nation' exhibition held in 2006 at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London Marepe's artwork expresses his personal perception upon his life juxtaposed with the political and socio-cultural spirit of Brazil, represented using everyday objects, local materials and events from his home based surroundings. In 2013, during an exposition at the Inhotim Institute (Brazil) where Marepe exposed a metal sculpture, A Cabra / The Goat, his curator claimed to The New York Times that "Marepe is connected to the popular culture of Brazil, and how people represent the more rustic elements of their lives". In Veja Meu Bem (2007), made to last just two days at Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, Marepe reconstructed the atmosphere of a Brazilian funfair, installing a festival carousel and adding to it a chute of sugar-coated fruits, accessible to the viewers. The artwork was inspired by what he called "beautiful and precarious Brazil" and it was a way to bring a piece of his native country to London — a shift comparable to a prior installation art project, where the artist took a painted exterior wall from Santo Antonio de Jesus to the São Paulo Art Biennial.
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