The inner core rotates 180 degrees and is equipped with all the conveniences of a conventional kitchen, including a stainless steel sink with chrome single lever mixer, a waste bin and drawers. The upper circular shelf rotates through 360 degrees to house crockery, glasses, etc. Inside it has its own lighting, electrical sockets, electronics, water and waste disposal.
By utilising the volume of the circular kitchen fully, it has been possible to offer a storage capacity equivalent to that of a large conventional kitchen. "It contains the equivalent of 12 cupboards from a conventional kitchen", says designer Alfred Averbeck.
There's also the facility to specify the Circular Kitchen with all the appliances necessary - refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, fully integrated coffee machine, ceramic cook top with 2 or 4 cook zones, a built-in microwave/oven-combination and a Range hood.
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Secondly,is it available in Italy ?
A massive thank for any answer or suggestion:)
negativedelta
Pam :)
However, I have the coordination of a banana, so I don't think I would be very good at this.
I think these dancers are amazing and there are more lindy-hoppers today than you might think.
It would surprise me if that wasn't sped up at least a little bit. Definitely doesn't look quite natural.
How fit would you have to be.
Secondly.
1941?
Wow those are some amazingly short skirts for the 40s.
Black people were allowed to have short little skirts in those days. They didn't need to keep themselves decent, apparently.
Look up "lindy hop" or "swing dancing" on Youtube and be amazed :D There's lots of us lindyhoppers and swing dancers the world over!
-Katie (who loves dancing lindy!)
No one does it better than these guys - they are all true innovators - but if you want to see the new guard of Lindy Hoppers, do a youtube search for "ULHS Liberation" to see contest footage (largely unchoreographed) from my favorite modern era contest.