Andy believes photography is one of the most powerful ways to share how one sees the world. He’ll be sharing behind the scenes of how to shoot better photos in hopes of inspiring friends to become better photographers.
Tag: Has Slides
Why Food is Different Around the World
What causes difference in cuisines from different cultures? Winston believes that it is mainly due to economical and political factors.
Takoyaki 101
Itsuko will give us insight into the history and technique that goes into the art of making Osaka’s favourite octopus street-food, takoyaki! Maybe there will even be samples, who knows 😉
The Evolution of Rock Climbing
From grizzled bearded men in the mountains to cutting-edge athletes in the gym, how the sport of climbing has changed since its beginnings a century ago.
Baking Basics
With chocolate chip cookies as the medium, master baker Jay explains the reasoning behind all the ingredients involved in baking, and techniques that affect taste and texture.
The Journey to Becoming a Figure Skater
Understand the basics when watching this sport and an interactive demo on what spinning on ice is like.
Slides available on Dropbox.
The Art of Tidying
Do you avoid home to study because it’s too messy? Are you overwhelmed every time you have to move by just how many things you have? Then you might need to tidy. But this isn’t your mother’s tidying (unless your mother reads Marie Kondo), this is the art of being able to let go of the things you don’t need anymore and finding the stuff that sparks joy in your heart.
Intro to Curling
Curling is an intensely strategic and Canadian. Brendan runs us through some of the basic rules and the tactics used to get you started.
Lucid Dreaming
Lucid Dreaming is a state of mind where you are dreaming, but are still in control of your dreams. Mason gives tips (reality checks, sleeping) and warns of some risks you should be aware of (sleep paralysis) for becoming a lucid dreamer.
KNOTS! KNOTS! KNOTS!
The three basic knots you need to not die. The Fixed Loop (self-explanatory), the Clove Hitch (tying rope to object) and the Double Fisherman’s Bend (tying a rope to another rope) for extension purposes.
