Slideshow World for Saturday October 30, 2021

Interesting slide shows about the world Slideshow World by [ArcaMax](?ezine=782&r=hwE0XcS139W5iMv45uXGk-8Kxx-DMV6zHAreelr_YBdDOjMyNzAwODM2NDpKOjIwNTQ1MjU6TDo3ODI6Ujo1NTk5ODY6Vjo1MQ) Sponsor Yes! You've Been Selected for Complimentary Yankee Candles®! [GetItFree]( - no costs, just FREE Samples to your mailbox! Our latest batch of free samples has just shipped. Sign up and start receiving yours today! [Get my Yankee Candle® freebies delivered today]( [Interior design trends from the 1920s to today]( Nicole Johnson [ Interior design trends from the 1920s to today ]( [See full slideshow »]( From the glitz and gold hues of 1920s art deco to the pink porcelain of 1980s bathrooms, interior design has run the gamut from bold to modest and back again over the last century. Design’s influence from each time period can be seen in art, film, and architecture—and inevitably trickles down into homes and everyday lifestyle choices. Better, an online mortgage lender with a free mortgage calculator, researched notable interior design trends from every decade over the past 100 years. This information was gathered from the Museum of Modern Art, Architectural Digest, and Journal of Engineering and Architecture. Photos and stories behind these trends were also compiled to explain how American homes have transformed over the years. Interior design trends have been heavily influenced by current events and economic trends. The 1920s were a time of prosperity and excess, which brought a more glamorous and over-the-top interior design style. The 1930s brought with them economic hardship and the precursor to a second world war, necessitating leaner times for people that translated into a more functional and practical design aesthetic in homes. Keep reading to learn more about some of the most popular interior design trends from the past 11 decades and the historical and cultural context that inspired them. 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Fragments of skis—primitive but unmistakably similar to the skis of today—found in the north of Russiadate backto 6,000 B.C. Theorized to be used as a means to cross swaths of frozen land and hunt, skiing eventually transformed from a tool of survival to an activity done for fun. While people have long sailed down the Alps on skis, the advent of film and television sent skiing global. Skiing and big-mountain explorations were captured by filmmakers like “Ski Bum” Warren Miller, while James Bond regularly escaped foes on the slopes. The sport became popular in many places around the world with the climate and terrain to support it—and even in places where it doesn’t, as is the case withDubai’s indoor ski park. Skiing became the sport we know today in Norway thanks to the country’s history with skiing that made its way into military training and eventually competitions, personified by Sondre Norheim. Norheim crafted his own skis anddominated early competitionsin the late 1860s and 1870s. Skiing spread in popularity across Europe and debuted in the first Winter Olympics in 1924 in Chamonix, France, with Nordic and jumping events. Skiing in the Olympics has since grown into five main ski events: alpine, cross-country, jumping, freestyle, and a combined event consisting of both jumping and cross-country racing. Mogul, ski cross, halfpipe, and slopestyle are newer additions to the freestyle event. Skiers like Olympian Bode Miller became household names. Athletes Sarah Burke and Shane McConkey captured the hearts of fans across the globe before untimely deaths. Others jumped from success on the slopes to parallel careers as entrepreneurs, including heli-skiing mountaineers Doug Coombs and Dean Cummings, and those who started their own ski companies, including Tanner Hall and the late JP Auclair, who founded Armada. Those and more skiing athletes have continued to evolve the sport. The X Games include new, 21st-century events like slopestyle and ski superpipe, and hosts informal competitions in urban skiing. Meanwhile, mere mortals who have viewed these superheroes are curious about how best to explore on snow, and what gear to get.Curatedbreaks down seven types of skiing, along with the type of equipment you'll need, notable figures, and a basic history of that type of skiing. Continue reading to learn more about options you might want to try. Visit thestacker.com for similar lists and stories. © 2021 Stacker Media, LLC; Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC [Tweet It]( - [Facebook It]( [ Life Advice Digest ] Life Advice Digest Get the most popular advice columns by email daily -- for free (no paywalls)! Dear Abby, Ask Amy, financial, health, parenting advice columns and many more. 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