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![]() ![]() Reflected in the black pool was the wall installation of a charred, eight-armed, seven-headed spider-like "Beast" holding guns and knives. My chair was half inside a pool of black liquid. Palm Sunday afternoon I sat behind a black desk dressed as a soldier and stamped hundreds of people's hands and foreheads with the number of the Beast (Satan), 666, as set forth in Revelations of the New Testament. The machine stopped when I killed the engine and stood up. The machine was out of control heading toward the audience. until, suddenly, the base ripped out of the concrete. Finally, the vehicle started and accelerated quickly, spinning around the circle at 25 to 30 m.p.h. The engine failed a number of times before it finally started running smoothly. I laid down on the machine bed, engaged the motor, coasted to a stop, got off and pull-started it again. The engine was very loud and filled the space with the smell of gasoline. Dressed in white, with a Yin Yang T-shirt and shaven head, I entered the space and pull-started the engine. The audience sat within about two feet of the circle. The machine was equipped with a throttle to be hand operated from a supine position.Ī skeleton was suspended below the radial bed. There was a wheel at the other end making the vehicle go around in a circle. The base at one end of the device was bolted into the concrete floor with lead anchors. ![]() Sound was recorded at the Avalokitesvara Initiation given by Deshung Rinpoche in Cambridge, Massachusetts, January 1983Ī special gasoline powered circular drive vehicle was created for the Human Race performance. After circumambulating for an hour and a half, I cut the rope attaching us to the Prayer Wheel and we walked out of the space. We were attached to the Prayer Wheel which turned as we walked around it chanting the mantra. In the performance of "Prayer Wheel" my wife and I were bound together along with a skeleton, while holding a realistic baby doll and a knife. It is said that when Avalokitesvara saw the suffering of the world, He sprouted one thousand hands and arms to assist the world, each palm containing an eye of unobstructed vision. The mantric prayer is dedicated to the Buddhist deity of active compassion, Avalokitesvara. With the correct understanding, the mere utterance or inspection of this mantra is believed to transport one directly to paradise. Carved or printed on all prayer wheels is the mantra - Om Mani Padme Hum - literally meaning, Om, Hail the Jewel in the Lotus, Hum. ![]() In Tibet, prayer wheels are used by monks and laity to increase the power of their meditation. University Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst The piece was meant to spread a subtle field of healing good wishes over out broken world. Different areas on the world map elicited specific prayers in the native languages of those nations. Everything from cynical dirty limericks to children scrawling love notes to their mommies to people expressing passionate and spiritual regard for each other and the planet. The Heart Net had thousands of prayers and messages on it, and it was really moving to read some of them. The Heart Net was an audience participatory piece that invited people to write a healing prayer or loving message on a small paper heart and tie it to the rope net. Above the heart was a golden buddha, and above the buddha was a white neon infinity symbol, and above the neon was a tiny naked embracing Ati-Buddha sculpture. Under the heart a black and a white skeleton embraced and an earth child crawled out of the grotto. A stained-glass eye in the heart cried continuously into a small stone grotto surrounded by broken buddhas. On a 60-foot-long painted map of the world, a red rope web radiated from a gigantic heart composed of hundreds of silk roses. Paint, rope, silk, roses, gold, neon, rocks, skeletons, stained glass, and soil, 10 X 60 X 8 ft.Īmerican Visionary Art Museum, Baltimore, MarylandĪllyson and I created an alchemical healing piece called Heart Net at the American Visionary Art Museum in 1998. Necessary to find the medicine of the moment,Ī new image and song of the Infinite One, Transfusions from living primordial traditions Translucent wings teem with eyes of flameĪrabesques of fractal cherub wings enfold To soar to the same shining vistas and beyond. The artist honors the gifts of sound and vision God's radiant grace fills the heart and mind Infinitely aware of the beauty of creation, Worldspirit is a prayer for the realization of our integrationĪnd for the transformation of our speciesįrom one gripped in fear and self annihilation Alex, Allyson and Zena Grey with Kenji Williams ![]() ![]() ![]() To add or edit presenter notes while you play your presentation, move the pointer over the Presenter Notes window, then click Edit. Invert the text and background colors: Move the pointer over the Presenter Notes window, then click the Invert Colors button to show white text on a black background or vice versa (other text colors aren’t affected). Select the Presenter Notes checkbox then click outside the dialog to close it.ĭo any of the following to change how the presenter notes look:Ĭhange the size of the font: Move the pointer over the Presenter Notes window, then click one of the font buttons to make the font smaller or larger. 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![]() ![]() Drive East on I-10 for about an hour to Cottonwood Springs Road (exit 168) and the park’s south entrance. There are several ways to enter the park, but let’s say you’re starting in Palm Springs. A scenic drive through Joshua Tree National Park could span 50-plus miles if you drive straight through, so plan on spending at least four hours traversing the park as you’ll want to take detours to enjoy panoramic views, climb on massive rock formations, stroll through the cactus garden, marvel at an oasis, and find the perfect Joshua Tree landscape for your souvenir photos. national park in the springtime, and that's doubly true on the West Coast. It’s always a good idea to download your route from Google Maps to use offline, or pack a paper map just in case you find yourself out of range. ![]() There’s flexibility built into these suggested itineraries, with possible extensions if your schedule allows. We cover national parks, where spring presents the ideal time between summer crowds and winter cold, as well as jaunts through marshes, mountains, and springtime blooms. We’ve put together a few suggestions, starting in exciting locales and ending up in beautiful destinations, with hundreds of scenic miles in between. Explore historic sites, regional food, wineries, or nature, all from the front seat. Whether your preferred landscape is mountains, deserts, forests, plains, or coastal views, there’s a road trip in this country for you. ![]() It’s the perfect time to take a drive, either to a familiar favorite or a new destination. The weather is warming up, and the late winter rains have turned trees green and fields into wildflower wonderlands. ![]() ![]() ![]() The show is based on The Southern Vampire Mysteries novel series by Charlaine Harris. So far, none of the show’s original cast has been confirmed to return in the reboot. The original series creator and showrunner Alan Ball will also executive produce. Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Jami O’Brien will pen the script and executive produce for HBO. The classic True Blood is set to get a reboot, and the project is already in early development stages. The original show was headlined by Anna Paquin and Alexander Skarsgard. It was infused with a lot of fantastical elements, including werewolves and witches. ![]() The series took place in a world where vampires live among humans, thanks to the creation of a synthetic blood substitute that allowed vampires to stop hunting humans for food. "Paradise Cove" is available on VOD now.Ball was showrunner on five of the seven seasons. Watch the video above to find out what item she was able to take home from the set. Lacing you up after lunch is gonna hurt'" So, I would tell this poor young girl, 'Get a good protein shake you like, and sip on that. "And then I ate lunch and learned, oh no, she was trying to help me. Don't eat,'" said van Straten, adding that she laughed it off initially. "The first day I was wearing a corset because I wore those a lot, Anna Paquin walked by and said, 'Nice corset. She also offered some advice for her character's restricting wardrobe. "I would say, 'Every opportunity you have, put on slippers.'" And Audrey Fisher was the brilliant costume designer who went to enormous lengths to make sure that I always had these incredible shoes to match the incredible outfits," she recalled. "Literally, I had the most incredible shoes and I always tried to get the cameraman to pan down because my feet were killing me. If and when the show does come and they decide to recast the books characters, van Straten offered up some advice to any actress who may step into Pam's "very uncomfortable shoes." Just this week, HBO boss Casey Bloys told TV Line they have a writer working on an idea at the moment and the show wasn't "as far along as people think." He added, "It's coming on the air next year. So far, van Straten's costars have all appeared to be in the same boat. Harris, when the show was first announced, said she had no idea the revival was coming and tweeted she only found out about it from a Variety report. I saw Charlaine Harris posted, she didn't know either." It's tricky and I don't know what their options are actually. ![]() we did stray, but the first season was exactly the book and then it was just incrementally different. or you stay in that world and tell other stories," said van Straten. "I'm trying to think of the options for them because either they have to just redo it with other actors. So far, all reports have made it sound like the new series wouldn't involve the original cast members, though it's unclear at this point whether the show will revolve around the exact same characters and storylines - which came from the books - or simply take place in the same world. I didn't get a memo about this.' That even didn't feel right."Īnna Paquin Talks "Good Dinosaur," The Future of Rogue and Why Her Kids Will Never See "True Blood" HBO is developing a reboot of its hit vampire drama True Blood, Deadline has confirmed. "And after we finished, and I went back like a week later to pick up some wardrobe, there were already other shows moving in, and I was like, 'I don't know you. "By the end of shooting, the lot that we shot on, we had every single stage and the budget just got bigger and bigger and bigger and that was our lot," she added. It's a little weird, like, it's bizarre, that was our house." "I see other people's cars parked in the driveway, living in my house, this is how it feels. HBO does great stuff, so we can't rule out that they won't do something really neat with it," she said, before comparing the situation to returning to her childhood home years after her family moved out. After TooFab noted that the idea itself and the mystery surrounding it were "weird," she agreed. "I can't implicate anybody else but myself, but I'm not gonna say that it wouldn't be bizarre after seven years of hanging out with people, and doing something we cared about to go, 'Um, have you heard anything?'" she explained. ![]() ![]() ![]() State officials say that an easing of restrictions won’t come until ICU bed capacity is once again above 15 percent, meaning a return to on-site dining is likely many, many weeks away. Some, from Mastro’s in Malibu to Tinhorn Flats in Burbank, have openly defied the ban on on-site dining, even as COVID-19 cases soar to unprecedented heights - particularly within less affluent, often Black and Brown communities. That said, not every restaurant is abiding by the takeout and delivery-only rules. Los Angeles is currently among the hardest-hit areas as the ongoing coronavirus pandemic rages, with intensive care unit bed capacity still sitting at zero percent region-wide, and hospitalizations growing exponentially following Dodger and Laker championship celebrations, Halloween gatherings, and Thanksgiving travel, among other factors. Countless small restaurant businesses have closed since the first lockdown orders began back in March of this year, and more are certain to disappear in the coming weeks and months as partisan Congressional bickering over further federal financial intervention (be it a bailout, rent abatement, PPP loans/grants, or direct payments to constituents) plays out in Washington D.C., California issues new statewide indoor mask mandate for at least a month. The ongoing stay at home order has been devastating for basically everyone, though restaurants have been hit particularly hard. Los Angeles County has also had an ongoing curfew that bans non-essential travel overnight, and recently enacted a mandatory 10-day quarantine for anyone returning from a trip outside of county lines. The ongoing public health order mandates everything from the complete closure of any on-site restaurant dining (which has been closed since November 22) limited capacity at various retail facilities (both essential and non-essential) and beyond. While not surprising, the news is still a setback for millions of people across some of the most populous counties not only in California, but nationwide. The state has returned to some semblance of prepandemic life. ![]() One month later, Los Angeles County has reinstated its indoor mask mandate as cases begin to rise. On June 15, the state did away with the majority of its COVID-19 restrictions. The current stay at home public health order will remain in effect “for the time being,” he said. California Has Fully ReopenedWhat That Means for Travelers. Ghaly acknowledged today, as bed capacity fluctuates daily. There is no firm date for that to happen, Dr. The per capita rate of new coronavirus cases in the state has jumped 47 in the past two weeks. ![]() ![]() In order for LA and surrounding counties to move out of the current stay at home order, intensive care unit bed capacity (among other factors) would need to improve to at or above 15 percent, and remain there for some time. Newsom's administration announced the new mandate will start Wednesday and last until Jan. Newsom did not announce any statewide mandates or policy changes in light of the new variant. Mark Ghaly of California’s Health and Human Services Agency, who said today “ICU capacity is not improving in Southern California,” and is not projected to improve for at least the next few months. California California lockdown unlikely in light of omicron variant. Adverse events following immunization (AEFI)Īdverse events following immunization (AEFI)Īn adverse event following immunization (AEFI) is an unwanted or unexpected health event that happens after someone receives a vaccine (it may not be caused by the vaccine).Los Angeles County and the entire Southern California region will remain in lockdown mode for at least the next month, drawing out the current state-mandated public health order well into the new year - and almost certainly beyond. President Biden (POTUS) JDuring the daily briefing at the White House Tuesday, Press Secretary Jen Psaki was asked if the Biden administration would back new lockdowns should. ![]() ![]() ![]() Please go to the image description page and edit it to include a fair use rationale. ![]() In addition to the boilerplate fair use template, you must also write out on the image description page a specific explanation or rationale for why using this image in each article is consistent with fair use. I notice the image page specifies that the image is being used under fair use but there is no explanation or rationale as to why its use in this Wikipedia article constitutes fair use. Image:GigiPoster.jpg is being used on this article. Younggoldchip ( talk) 18:22, 3 July 2023 (UTC) Reply The novella ends with Gigi poised to lead an innocent and respectable married life with Gaston. They themselves had led what was euphemistically called "a life of gallantry," and did not have the imagination or faith to believe that she could break out of the mould. However, her grandmother and great-aunt are training her for a life as a Grand Horizontal, as the most successful courtesans were called at that time. I've recently read the novella (again), and the point is clear that she's a virgin. The film, coming from the 1950s, had to be more discreet. The Colette novella on which this film/musical is based makes this point explicit. Have i completely missunderstood the film? i hope notĢ03.221.63.93 06:25, (UTC) Reply Gigi is indeed a courtesean. It sounds a bit crass and makes gaston seem like a giant creep, i never saw him like that before. i also have a problem with the reference to gaston stating "it occurs to gaston that he could be gigi's first patron". It seemed to me like she detested the idea of being with several men for financial support and as though she had always inteded to marry a man whome she loved. I also believe that had Gigi been groomed as a courtier she would not be so opposed to the idea of being with Gaston. ![]() It is entirely possible that i romanticised Gigi's lessons with her aunt but i had always assumed they were simply a form of deportment. Not knowing what the term meant i followed the link to find an article about upper class, educated, prostitutes (for lack of a better word). Having seen the film i was surprised to hear gigi described as a courtesan. Best regards, - Ssilvers 15:16, (UTC) Reply See also the Article Structure page and discussion at WP:MUSICALS. You're such a valuable contributor to aricles related to musicals - I suggest you add your name as a participant at WP:MUSICALS. I don't think we need to cite the IBDB for the musical here on the film article, since the musical's article cites it, and you have a blue link to the musical's article. JeanColumbia 11:54, (UTC) Reply Again, good work. I made one change to reflect what Lerner writes with respect to their dissatisfaction with the initial print of Gigi-the strategy of offering to buy a percentage of the movie, then to buy the print-I do not read the relevant paragraph as stating they actually offered to pay for changes. The entire chapter on the making of "Gigi" is 51 pages I haven't given specific page numbers for other statements, but they appear to be correct, based on the Lerner book. The "Production" section seems to be adapted, for the most part, from the chapter on "Gigi" in the book "The Street Where I Live", by Alan Jay Lerner (1978). If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the ongoing discussions. This article is within the scope of WikiProject United States, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of topics relating to the United States of America on Wikipedia. This article is supported by the American cinema task force. Referencing and citation: criterion met.This article has been checked against the following criteria for B-class status: This article has been rated as B-class on Wikipedia's content assessment scale. Film Wikipedia:WikiProject Film Template:WikiProject Film film articles To improve this article, please refer to the guidelines. To use this banner, please refer to the documentation. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see lists of open tasks and regional and topical task forces. This article is within the scope of WikiProject Film. Further details were available on the "Education Program:Queen Mary, University of London/Research Methods (Film) (Spring 2016)" page, which is now unavailable on the wiki. This article was the subject of an educational assignment in Spring 2016. This article is of interest to the following WikiProjects: ![]() ![]() Based on the frequency of the microwaves emitted by the ammonia molecule, the clock was not accurate enough to be used as a time standard, but it did prove the concept. Lyons and his NBS colleagues began designing their atomic clock in 1947 and had a working prototype by 1948. But atomic clock research at Columbia was halted during World War II. For his work, Rabi received the 1944 Nobel Prize in physics. That was close to the number that later would define the second. He first measured a cesium atom’s resonance frequency in 1940, estimating the frequency at 9191.4 megacycles. Rabi in 1939 informally discussed with scientists at the National Bureau of Standards his idea of applying the team’s molecular beam magnetic resonance technique as a time standard. Most of the concepts that led to atomic clocks were developed by physicist Isidor Isaac Rabi and his colleagues at Columbia in the 1930s. ![]() Early experiments in the 1930s and 1940s were made possible by rapid advances in quantum mechanics and microwave electronics. Thomson wrote in the second edition of the Elements of Natural Philosophy, published in 1879, that hydrogen atoms, sodium atoms, and others were “absolutely alike in every physical property” and “probably remain the same so long as the particle itself exists.”Ītomic clock experiments didn’t begin until nearly 60 years after the correspondence between Maxwell and Thomson. In 1879 he wrote to electricity pioneer William Thomson, suggesting that the “period of vibration of a piece of quartz crystal” would be a better absolute standard of time than the mean solar second (based on the Earth’s rotation) but would still depend “essentially on one particular piece of matter” and therefore would be “liable to accidents.” Maxwell theorized that atoms would work even better as a natural standard of time. Physicist James Clerk Maxwell was perhaps the first to recognize that atoms could be used to keep time. The circuits were accurate enough to measure and record variations in the Earth’s rotation, but they were still limited in performance and sensitive to environmental changes. It kept time according to the mechanical resonance of vibrating crystals of piezoelectric material-which created electrical signals with a precise frequency. In the 1920s the quartz crystal oscillator circuit was invented. ![]() ![]() A BRIEF HISTORY OF TIMEKEEPINGįor thousands of years the reference for timekeeping was the Earth’s rotation rate-which was limited in accuracy. Administered by the IEEE History Center and supported by donors, the milestone program recognizes outstanding technical developments around the world. This month the atomic clock received an IEEE Milestone. The clock kept time by tracking the microwave signals that electrons in atoms emit when they change energy levels. The clock helped redefine the duration of a single second, and its groundbreaking accuracy contributed to technologies we rely on today, including cellphones and GPS receivers.īuilding on the accomplishments of previous researchers, Harold Lyons and his colleagues at the U.S. National Bureau of Standards (now the National Institute of Standards and Technology), in Washington, D.C., began working in 1947 on developing an atomic clock and demonstrated it to the public two years later. THE INSTITUTEThe invention of the atomic clock fundamentally altered the way that time is measured and kept. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Organize your time during your waking hours.If all else fails, you may have to take the more radical action of moving to a quieter living situation. You can also ask the noisy people to stop being so noisy, citing health reasons. If you’re stuck in a noisy environment that you can’t control, get yourself a good set of ear protectors or headphones that play white noise. My students tell me that they would love to go to sleep earlier, but the paper-thin dorm walls make it impossible. Escape the source of loud noise from your night-owl friends.When you’re tired, go to bed, even if your friends think you’re being lame. Don’t feel that you have to be pressured to stay up late to avoid looking like a social loser. You may actually be more of a morning person than you think you are. Living with neighbors, partners, and roommates who like to burn the midnight oil can cause anyone to become an evening person by default. Uncover your hidden morning-person self.The new findings are being published in the October 2014 issue of the journal Personality and Individual Differences. For instance, other research has found that adults with ADHD indeed tend to be night owls, as shown by their sleep-wake schedules and their levels of melatonin, a sleep-regulating hormone, she said.Īdan said that the new findings may be helpful to healthcare professionals who could use them to develop new and more accurate therapies for the treatment of different disorders affecting people with different circadian rhythm patterns. ![]() Overall, she said, "I think it is a study that is consistent with other research," on differences between morning and evening types. It would be interesting to see whether the people's sleeping patterns and personality traits would change with age, as "eveningness" tends to decrease when people get older, she said. Argelinda Baroni, an assistant professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at the Child Study Center at NYU Langone Medical Center, told CBS News.īaroni, who was not involved in the study, also pointed out that "eveningness" is more common in the age group that the researchers used in the study, especially among males. "Creative people tend to be night owls," Dr. However, it seems that there might also be some more positive aspects of being a night owl. This was unexpected, as women generally tend to be more vulnerable "to the development of depressive and anxiety symptoms than men," Adan said. And if evening types struggle to adapt to this kind of schedule, they may develop symptoms of depression and anxiety, Adan said.Įvening-type men in the study were more likely to suffer from mental disorders than evening-type women, which surprised the researchers, Adan said. "Evening-type subjects are well-known social jet lag sufferers, as they must develop a behavioral pattern in order to adapt to the social schedule," which tends to be oriented towards "morningness," Adan said. Study author Ana Adan at the University of Barcelona told CBS News in an email that "several studies have linked different circadian rhythm genes with the development of mood disorders, schizophrenia and drug consumption."Īnother possible explanation is related to so-called "social jet lag," which is a term used to describe the lack of synchronization which can occur between a person's biological clock and the society around them, Adan said. They also appear to be more likely to develop addictive behaviors, mental disorders and antisocial tendencies, and even to attempt suicide. On the other hand, evening people tend to be more extravagant, temperamental, impulsive and novelty- seeking, "with a higher tendency to explore the unknown." They are more likely to suffer from insomnia and ADHD. Morning types are also more resistant to fatigue, frustration and difficulties, which often translates into lower levels of anxiety and lower rates of depression, higher life satisfaction and less likelihood of substance abuse. Among the differences they found is that morning people tend to be more persistent. In a recent study, researchers at the University of Barcelona, Spain, compared "morning people," those early birds who like to get up at dawn, and "evening people," night owls who prefer to stay up late and sleep in. And it looks like night owls may have it tougher when it comes to their overall well-being and functioning in a predominantly 9-to-5 world. 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