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Analogue (album)
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|Studio album by A-ha
|4 November 2005
|February 2005 – July 2005
|New wave, pop rock
|Universal International 2600665
Polydor Records 98746998
|Martin Terefe, with Kjetil Bjerkestrand, Michael Ilbert, Max Martin
|A-ha chronology
|Singles from Analogue
|Professional ratings
|Review scores
|Archived April 6, 2010 at the Wayback Machine
|Archived September 29, 2007 at the Wayback Machine
Analogue is the eighth studio album by the Norwegian band A-ha, released in 2005. Four singles were also released from this record.
Track listing[edit]
- "Celice" (Magne Furuholmen/Martin Terefe) – 3:41
- "Don't Do Me Any Favours" (Magne Furuholmen) – 3:51
- "Cosy Prisons" (Magne Furuholmen) – 4:08
- "Analogue (All I Want)" (Magne Furuholmen/Paul Waaktaar-Savoy/Max Martin) – 3:48
- "Birthright" (Magne Furuholmen/Martin Terefe) – 3:45
- "Holy Ground" (Morten Harket/Nick Whitecross/Ole Sverre Olsen) – 4:00
- "Over The Treetops" (Paul Waaktaar-Savoy) – 4:24
- "Halfway Through The Tour" (Paul Waaktaar-Savoy) – 7:26
- "A Fine Blue Line" (Magne Furuholmen) – 4:09
- "Keeper of the Flame" (Paul Waaktaar-Savoy) – 3:58
- "Make It Soon" (Morten Harket/Ole Sverre Olsen) – 3:21
- "White Dwarf" (Paul Waaktaar-Savoy) – 4:24
- "The Summers of Our Youth" (Magne Furuholmen) – 3:56
- Morten Harket – vocals
- Paul Waaktaar-Savoy – guitars, keyboards, vocals
- Magne Furuholmen – guitars, keyboards, piano, vocals
Additional musicians:
- Per Lindvall – drums
- Alex Toff – drums
- Frode Unneland – drums
- Sven Lindvall – bass
- Martin Terefe – bass, guitars, piano
- Jørun Bøgeberg – bass
- Claes Bjørklund – guitars, piano
- Geir Sundstøl – guitars
- Andreas Olsson – guitars
- Christer Karlsson – piano
- Graham Nash – backing vocals
- The song "Analogue (All I Want)" was originally a song called "Minor Key Sonata (Analogue)", which (like the rest of the album) was produced by Martin Terefe and mixed by Flood. Max Martin was then brought in to turn "Minor Key Sonata (Analogue)" into a more radio-friendly song, with a less surreal lyric and catchier chorus. The song was then re-written as "Analogue (All I Want)" and re-recorded, and is the only track on the album not produced by Terefe. Upon its release as a single, it became the band's first top 10 hit in the UK since 1988.
- The B-side to "Analogue (All I Want)", "Case Closed on Silver Shore", was also produced during the Analogue sessions by Terefe, and mixed by Flood, but was never released on the album. It was written by Paul Waaktaar-Savoy.
- The lead vocal on "The Summers of Our Youth" is by Furuholmen (the second time on an A-ha release), with Harket joining him on the chorus.
- In their live version of "Holyground", Waaktaar-Savoy plays an omnichord.
- The songs "Cosy Prisons" and "Over the Treetops" includes backing vocals by Graham Nash of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
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Director: Morgan Spurlock; Release Date: February 28, 2005
Winner of the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival, DAUGHTER FROM DANANG follows an adopted American woman who gets more than she bargained for when she is reunited with her birth mother. One of thousands of Vietnamese … see full wiki
During the ending months of the terrible Viet Nam War, the US government decided to airlift "orphans" and "mixed race" children to the United States. Not only was in the "best interests" of the children, but it was good PR for the United States.
Unfortunately, one of the planes crashed and it later turned out that many of the orphans were not orphaned at all - they had just been sent to the states in the hopes of a better life.
Ever wonder what happened to these children after they arrived in the US? Daughter from Danag tells her story. Born of a Vietnamese mother and unknown US soldier father she is sent to the US when she was 6 years old. She is adopted by a single woman from the Southern United States. And they all lived happily ever after right? Unfortunately no.
The child overcomes her trauma slowly, learns english and tries to adjust to her new life. Unfortunately, she is instructed to play down that she is half Vietnamese and try to blend in. In the South, there are blacks and whites and that's pretty much it. Being a Southerner I feel justified in saying that. Being Vietnamese was another matter altogether.
Through her teen years, she perms her hair, wears lots of make up and tried to fit into white society. By the time we meet her in the documentary, she is a 23 married and has two little children. She has questions about her birth mother and resolves to find her and locate her other life.
It is strange to see her with her wall of bangs and strong Southern accent. She travels to meet her mother who is a peasant woman with several other grown children.
The documentary reveals the tormet they both feel and the results of growing up in two different cultures. Her Vietnamese family only sees her as a foreigner who must have lots of money and ask for it constantly. She views her mother as agressive and questions her motives as she realizes that money is what they all really want.
A striking, painful story of a woman trying to fit into her place in the world, yet is uanble. The inevitable culture clash results which provides more questions than answers.
Revealing, touching, and very sad.
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Suitability For Children: Suitable for Children Age 9 - 12
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A wear-resistant surface for magnetic heads comprising diamond particles in a matrix of softer material. A preferred composition utilizes electroplated rhodium having a hardness greater than 900 Knoop, and the diamond particles are rounded particles of uniform size having an average diameter of nine microns.
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Cullen et a1.
WEAR-RESISTANT SURFACE FOR MAGNETIC HEADS CONSISTING OF DIAMOND PARTICLES Inventors: Francis M. Cullen; David Roshon, Jr., both of Binghamton;
Keith A. Snyder, Vestal, all of NY.
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY.
Filed: July 24, 1974- Appl. No.: 491,411
US. Cl.... 360/122; 360/125 Int. Cl. GllB 5/22 Field of Search 360/122, 125, 119-121; 204/4142, 16; 29/603 References Cited FOREIGN PATENTS OR APPLICATIONS 6/1957 United Kingdom 360/122 5] Nov. 11, 1975 OTHER PUBLICATIONS IBM Tech. Disc BulL: Rhodium Plating of Magnetic Heads, Rogers, V. 12. No. 9, Feb. 1970, p. 1400.
IBM Tech. Disc. BulL: Wear Coating For a Tape Head, Groben et al., V. 9, No. 9, p. 1085, Feb. 1967.
Primary Examiner-Alfred H. Eddleman Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Paul M. Brannen [5 7] ABSTRACT A wear-resistant surface for magnetic heads comprising diamond particles in a matrix of softer material. A preferred composition utilizes electroplated rhodium having a hardness greater than 900 Knoop, and the diamond particles are rounded particles of uniform size having an average diameter of nine microns.
4 Claims, 3 Drawing Figures Y VIII ill r\\\ 7/111 II I am a IIIIIIIIIIIII 11.111111111471111 US. Patent Nov. 11, 1975 I DIAMOND HARDNESS I MATRIX HARDNESS 560 COATING HARDNESS- Kg/mm FIG. 2
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. 1 WEAR-RESISTANT SURFACE FOR MAGNETIC HEADS CONSISTING OF DIAMOND PARTICLES FIELD OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to magnetic recording heads and particularly to an improved wear-resistant surface for such heads.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PRIOR ART Various types of wear-resistant surfacesfor magnetic heads are known in the prior art, for example, chromium plating and flame-sprayed tungsten carbide. However, coatings produced in accordance with the present invention provide a wear resistance many times greater than any previously known.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It. is a principal object of the present invention to provide an improved wear-resistant coating for magnetic recording heads.
Another object of the invention is to provide an improved wear-resistant coating for magnetic heads comprising a composite of diamond particles held in an electroplated metal matrix.
metal is electroplated rhodium with a hardness greater than 900 Knoop.
Other objects of the invention and features of novelty and advantages thereof will become apparent from the following detailed description, taken in connection with the accompanying drawings.
In practicing the invention, the head surfaces to be provided with a wear-resistant coating in accordance with the present invention are plated by a pack plating process to produce a composite coating comprising a matrix metal of electroplated rhodium, with a hardness greater than 900 Knoop, having dispersed therein diamond particles which are round and have an average diameter of nine microns, in which the density of the diamond particles is such that the projected surface area of the diamond particles, measured normal to the plated surface, shall comprise 60 to 70 percent of the total surface area.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a graphic illustration of wear rate multiplied by hardness versus coating hardness;
FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic illustration of the relationship of the diamond particles, the metallic matrix and the substrate; and
FIG. 3 is a graphic illustration of the relation of wear depth versus time plotted for homogeneous material, a soft matrix cermet, and a hard matrix cermet.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT 'This invention provides a type of coating which has the capability of much greater wear resistance than any previously available. The coating consists of a composite of diamond particles held in an electroplated metal matrix, in particular, one of electroplated rhodium. Previous coatings of this type have been of limited value because they have not resulted in large increases in wear resistance. This has been due to a failure to optimize the parameters of the composite coating. Coatings in accordance with this invention have exhibited wear resistance to abrasion by paper and MICR ink, hundreds of times greater than other hard coatings such as chromium plating and flame-sprayed tungsten carbide. Before describing the optimum coating in detail, the principles involved will be reviewed.
Since abrasive wear is a fairly well understood process, prediction of the relative wear resistance of different materials becomes possible. When a material is subjected to wear by an abrasive medium, hardness is the dominant parameter determining the rate of wear.
FIG. 1 shows how the wear rate of a material subjected to abrasion varies with its hardness. Hardness is plotted on the abscissa, while the ordinate is the product of wear rate and hardness. Note the logarithmic scales. As the hardness increases, the product wear rate times hardness remains constant until the hardness of the abrading medium is reached. At this point, the wear rate decreases sharply and becomes very small for hardness values greater than that of the abrading medium.
It is thus apparent that if a magnetic head could be provided with a coating substantially harder than the hardest abrasive in the paper-ink combination, the life would be very long. Studies of wear of read heads had indicated that abrasives harder than tungsten carbide were present, for the flame-sprayed heads suffered severe wear by paper debris. On the other hand, very low wear rates for certain aluminum oxide ceramics have been reported. Hence a hardness at least equal to that of aluminum oxide may be assumed to be required.
Although hardness is the significant property in determining wear resistance, it is not the only property of importance in a wear-resistant coating. Hard materials are often brittle substances, so that thin homogeneous coatings would be very fragile. In addition, mismatch of thermal expansion properties with respect to the substrate can cause coating failure due to thermal stresses.
These difficulties are overcome by employing a cermet material-a composite consisting of small particles of the hard material embedded in a tough metallic matrix. By this means, both hardness and toughness can be imparted to the composite material. Cermet structures can be produced by various means. Powder metallurgical methods and electroplating are two techniques commonly employed in the abrasive tool field. The bond between the hard particles and the matrix may be a metallurgical one or a purely mechanical one.
In the case of a cermet, the abrasive wear process becomes much more complex. Not only is the wear of two different materials a factor, but the geometry of the cermet structure also becomes a factor. Consider the single-layer cermet structure depicted in FIG. 2, consisting of diamond particles 5 embedded in a soft metal matrix 7 on a substrate 9 and subjected to abrasion by material of intermediate hardness, such as aluminum oxide. The rate of wear of the diamond will be close to Zero. The metal matrix will wear rapidly at first, but as it becomes worn below the surface of the diamond, the wear rate drops drastically, due to the reduction in pressure. Failure of the coating occurs when the matrix has worn so much that the diamond particles are no longer retained in the matrix. The time to failure is a strong function of the surface diamond density. When the diamond particles are sufficiently close together, the matrix metal becomes virtually inaccessible to wear by the abrasive. Hence the surface diamond density is a very critical parameter.
A homogeneous material, subjected to abrasive wear at constant pressure, shows a linearly increasing depth of wear with time, as shown by curve 1 in FIG. 3. The macroscopic wear of a diamond cermet (as defined by the envelope of the diamond particles) is essentially zero, until the matrix metal is eroded away. Curve 2 shows this situation. Since the matrix metal is softer than the abrading medium, its wear life is governed by the horizontal portion of the wear curve of FIG. 1. Hence the time to failure of a cermet coating is directly proportional to the hardness of the matrix metalall other conditions being equal. Use of a harder matrix results in wear curve 3 in FIG. 3. Note that even with a soft matrix, the time to failure can be very long compared to that required to produce a depth of wear equal to the coating thickness in a hard homogeneous material.
The life of a composite coating is greatly influenced by the size of the hard particles in the matrix, relative to the size of the abrading particles. Larger particles are able to withstand larger forces without being torn from the matrix. Optimum size is also dependent on the nature of the particle-matrix bond, whether metallurgical or mechanical. It has been found that coatings employing a mechanical bond, as is usual with electroplated diamond, require a larger particle size for good wear resistance. The optimum particle size is also affected by the hardness of the matrix metal, since this influences the force with which the particles are held. The parameter of particle size is perhaps the most critical in determining the wear resistance of a composite coating. Lack of optimization of this parameter has been a major cause of failure of past composite coatings to exhibit high wear resistance.
Shape of the hard particles is also an important parameter. Sharp, angular particles are subjected to higher loads, since they act as cutting tools. Particles of rounded shape and uniform size provide the lowest forces and best uniformity of coating. They also produce less damage to the mating surface.
The most commonly used matrix metal for electroplated composite coatings is a relatively soft nickel. Wear tests have shown that such coatings are capable of very high wear resistance, if the other coating parameters are optimized. Nickel, however, is magnetic, so that it is not suitable for most magnetic head applications. To avoid this problem, a matrix plating of tinnickel alloy has been tried. This is nonmagnetic and also much harder than nickel. Tests of tin-nickeldiamond composite coatings have demonstrated the extremely high wear resistance to be expected with a harder matrix metal. The tests also showed another benefit to be gained from the use of a hard matrix: the coatings become much less sensitive to the presence of small imperfections, so that quality control becomes much less critical. The tin-nickel matrix suffers from the disadvantage that it is quite brittle.
The foregoing work has led to the choice of rhodium for the matrix metal. Rhodium is still harder than tinnickel, yet not excessively brittle. Rhodium plating can be produced in a crack-free form, in contrast to chromium, which is of similar hardness. The optimized diamond-rhodium coating parameters, for use on mag netic heads, can be described as follows:
Coating Type: Single-layer diamond-rhodium composite.
Coating Thickness: Approximately 10 microns.
Matrix Metal: Electroplated rhodium, hardness greater than 900 Knoop, 100 gram load.
Diamond Particles: Rounded diamond of uniform size, average diameter 9 microns.
Diamond Density: The projected surface area of the diamond particles, measured normal to the plated surface, shall comprise 60 to percent of the total surface area.
Plating Process: The composite coating may be produced by the pack plating process as described in an article entitled Plating with Diamonds, by K. Gillis, in the publication American Machinist, May 9, 1966.
While the invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to a preferred embodiment thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
We claim:
1. A magnetic head comprising a core of ferrous material and a wear-resistant contacting surface constituted by a large plurality of diamond particles in a matrix of softer material, said particles having a size and disposition to comprise a diamond particle density in which the projected surface area of said diamond particles comprises 60 to 70 percent of the total area of said surface.
2. A magnetic head according to claim 1, in which said matrix is rhodium metal.
3. A magnetic head according to claim 1, in which said diamond particles are rounded particles of uniform size having an average diameter of 9 microns.
4. A magnetic head according to claim 2, in which the rhodium metal is electroplated rhodium with a hardness greater than 900 Knoop.
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The benefits of hemp seed (No, it won't make you high)
I often get asked why I use the ingredients I do in the original recipes you see in this space. Readers want to know if they really need coconut oil, goji berries, cacao nibs, etc., and other things that most folks don't have on hand, to truly execute a specific recipe.
The answer?
You don't really need these special items to enjoy any of my recipes. Substitutions are totally fine and work well. Olive oil can go in for the coconut oil, dried cranberries or raisins for the goji berries and chocolate chips for the cacao nibs.
But, you might be wondering, if substitutions work so well, why the heck don't I use the easier-to-find ingredients in the first place? Why even bother to use these specialty items at all?
The answer, my friends, is nutritional diversity.
If we don't seek out new foods, they almost never find us. And when they do they're unwelcome, something usually barging in on us when we least want them, but when some well-meaning foodie is eager for you to give it a taste. (Sorry to my friends and family who've had me do this to them.)
We Americans are pretty darn predictable. Ask anybody what staples they buy each week, the answers can be pretty standard: Apples, bananas, carrots, bread, milk, cheese, etc. Occasionally, you'll run into someone who might buy avocados every week, or kefir, or hummus. And, of course, there are those of us with special diets, who might deviate, too.
But the point is, that if you go into almost any freshly stocked kitchen in Lawrence and you'll see the same sorts of foods over and over. We probably all have about 10 to 20 staples we buy week-in and week-out, no matter if we need them or not.
Which is both good for us and bad for us. Yes, it's good that every week we buy bananas, because, hey, we all need potassium, but could we benefit from having a different fruit each morning with breakfast? Yes. Instead, you could have an Asian pear, pluot, black raspberries, persimmon, pomegranate seeds — the list goes on and on.
Each of those foods, while maybe not as high in potassium as your daily banana, are high in a variety of nutrients and have an untold number of antioxidants and phytochemicals that our bodies are just dying to absorb.
Add variety — even if it's just one new food to your cart per week — and gain benefits without doing a major diet overhaul. You might even find a new food you really love.
So, I thought I might occasionally discuss the benefits of the more unusual ingredients that often show up in my recipes. I can talk about what you can sub out for them, but also what their individual benefits are and why you might want to add them to your pantry, counter or fridge.
The first ingredient to get this treatment is one that's probably pretty misunderstood: Hemp seed.
Yes, it's hemp as in that hemp. But it's worth your time for a boatload of reasons.
Hemp Seed
Why would I want to use it? Hemp seeds are king when it comes to essential fatty acids. These little guys have both a copious amount of omega-3 fatty acids, which are highly anti-inflammatory and usually missing from the standard American diet, and a special omega-6 fatty acid called GLA (gamma-linolenic acid) that is also highly anti-inflammatory. These fats are called "essential" because our bodies can't manufacture them. We need to ingest them, and the way we currently eat, we're horribly out of whack. It's much easier to get omega-6 fatty acids in our diets (most nuts have them), but it's much more difficult to get omega-3s. Our ratio should be something like 1 to 3, omega-3s to omega-6s, whereas most of us can be so poorly imbalanced that our ratios are more like 1 to 20.
Other benefits: While the good fats in hemp seed are a big reason to add them to your meals and smoothies, they've got many other positive characteristics. The seeds are also high in vitamin K and vitamin E, both of which are important for healthy blood. Plus, three tablespoons of hemp seeds gets you 11 grams of protein, 50 percent of your daily magnesium and phosphorus, 25 percent of your daily zinc, and 15 percent of your daily iron.
Uses: Sprinkle on salads, hot cereal or scoop into smoothies. The seeds have a nutty flavor that pairs well with sweet dried or fresh fruit.
Buying it: These days, you can find hemp seeds at many health food stores. Usually, you'll find them vacuum-packed on a shelf or in the refrigerated section. It's good to store them in the fridge or the freezer because essential fatty acids are more likely to go bad quickly. I tend to buy my hemp seeds in large three-pound bags online and then keep only a small amount in the fridge for daily use. The rest goes into the freezer, just to make sure I get my money's worth. If you want to buy just a small amount to see if hemp seed's for you, check out The Merc, 901 S. Iowa St., which has little tubs of hemp seed for sale in plastic containers in the refrigerated section.
Substitutions: Ground flaxseed, chia seed
Bonus question: Do the seeds contain THC? No. Reputable sellers of the seeds (Nutiva, Manitoba Harvest) test their seeds and hemp oil to make sure they don't register any THC. Nor can you grow hemp with the seeds. To be sold in the United States, they can no longer be viable.
Now, a little recipe for you to use with your hemp seeds, should you choose to buy some.
Hempy Winter Salad
1 tablespoon hemp seed
Baby spinach or mixed greens
½ cup pomegranate seeds
¼ avocado, chopped
4 Brussels sprouts, de-stemmed and halved
5 garlic-stuffed (or plain) green olives, halved
¼ cup prepared quinoa (or brown rice, millet, couscous, etc.)
Coconut oil or olive oil, for roasting
Minced garlic to taste (I used ½ a teaspoon)
Preheat oven to 425 F. Rub the cut side of the Brussels sprouts with coconut or olive oil and roast on a parchment-lined cookie sheet for 15 to 20 minutes, flipping about halfway through.
When the Brussels sprouts are done, combine all ingredients in a bowl and mash together. Serves 1.
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One of the best hotels in the city in my opinion. Clean rooms, great service, nice outdoor facilities. My only complaint is why each weekend they hire a DJ to come into the lobby and play loud techno music. No one listens to it, it makes the bar a horrible place to hang out so everyone goes outside to avoid it. They really don't need the loud music. It is too classy a hotel."
Trip was for business. Right across from a mall and some restaurants. Breakfast was good and convenient....good selection. Room was very clean and comfortable. Staff was courteous and very helpful. I would stay there again."
The hotel was very nice. Comfy rooms and nice gym and pool area. I enjoyed the food at the variety of restaurants, but service outside in the patio was very poor. I waited a long time for service each night I was there. :( It was the only frustration of my visit at this hotel."
Very short stop over at the hotel , can't complain :) i just did not enjoy the express breakfast concept, so i would definitley not recommend it for couple. I believe it is a perfect hotel for business purposes."
I've stayed at this hotel before and it is very nice and comfortable. It has an executive floor that gives you a comfortable launch to go work and have a cup of coffee. This time I didn't have too much luck with my room as it had a strong wood/humid smell. It was going after the first day. Overall it's great. Great location and service."
I stayed at the Henry Morgan for one night in December. For US$120 i got a night with a king size bed, a balcony with 2 hammocks. It was great, not to mention that It was an all inclusive package: Three meals included (full buffet), and all local alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages you can drink. The hotel is right on a beautiful beach of WestBay. Very small beach but gorgeous clear water and light sand. The hotel staff is very friendly and always putting up small events to keep guests entertained. I would definitely go back to the Henry Morgan."
We ended up staying here one night when our plane from Atlanta was delayed and we couldn't get to Utila before dark as planned. From our first enquiry we were impressed with the efficient and friendly response from Rafa, who also greeted us when we arrived. We enjoyed a welcome rum punch while our bags were taken to our room. Our room wasn't deluxe but adequate, and we appreciated the air conditioning and free wifi. Can't comment on too much else as we didn't hang around the next day. The only slight drawback was the taxi fare of $30 each way, which seemed out of proportion with the cost of the hotel room itself. When the hotel had said they provided transfers we hadn't appreciated this just meant a standard taxi at standard (or maybe tourist???) rates. Perhaps they should be clearer about what the transfer consists of and likely cost - though of course this may put some people off."
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Actors behind other major studio franchises throw their hats in for Captain Marvel and Wolverine, Fox's superheroes play soccer, and the Power Rangers cast young.
Caity Lotz teases the changes coming for Sara Lance upon her return; Chris Pratt calls Gamora's role "instrumental" and more.
Director Josh Trank has opened up on his departure from his "Star Wars" film, calling it "the hardest decision he's ever had to make in his life."
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Sue and Reed appear face to face in new "FF" image; Havok actor Lucas Till talks about the Summers family tree and more.
Rose Byrne talks about Xavier's "incredible" suit; Mark Millar reveals what he's seen of the "FF" reboot and more.
Art shows off Gal Gadot's full Amazon suit; Cara Delevingne says "Suicide Squad" is the "best thing in the world" and more.
Emma Stone reveals what she knows about "Spider-Gwen"; Hayley Atwell confirms "Agent Carter" will return with 10 episodes and more.
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In an open letter, Jordan responded to the harsh criticism from "Fantastic Four" fans looking for a more "traditional" Johnny Storm.
Johnny Storm flames on and Reed Richards stretches in this new commercial.
The "Supergirl" pilot has amassed 120,000 downloads; James Gunn expresses desire to have at least two women on the Guardians and more.
"Apocalypse's" hair designer teases Oliva Munn's "X-Men" makeover; Captain America and Crossbones duke it out on video and more.
Captain America and Iron Man clash in possible "Civil War" image; "Suicide Squad" cast members break in their costumes on set and more.
New art shows off the "Batman v Superman" air vehicle; a heavily covered up Ben Affleck was spotted in Toronto and more.
Each member of the Fantastic Four gets their own chance to shine in Fox's new individual character poster series.
A full-color Batman pic reveals details about Ben Affleck's suit; Robert Downey Jr. calls the Russos "worthy stewards" and more.
"The Fantastic Four's" Kate Mara revealed how surprised she was by the negativity surrounding the project and how that perception has changed.
Simon Kinberg gives a firm description of Mr. Fantastic's powers; Hulk and Hulkbuster bro out in new "Age of Ultron" still and more.
Daniel Bruhl reveals he will play Baron Zemo in "Civil War"; rumored working title hints at Spidey's Avengers connection and more.
A new promo for Fox's forthcoming superhero flick provides descriptions that hint at a few differences in this new version of the FF.
The studio also shared clips from "Victor Frankenstein," and brought in 50 Cent to help promote Melissa McCarthy's "Spy."
"Gotham" EP Bruno Heller revealed that season two will start with a Joker-centric story; the Storm siblings and Doom get new photos and more.
Producer Simon Kinberg says "X-Men," "Deadpool," "Gambit" will form a shared universe; DP fights Colossus in new set pics and more.
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Glee's Matthew Morrison Hosts Eco-Friendly Fashion Show
In celebration of Earth Day, Glee's Matthew Morrison hosted the DASANI Plant Model Fashion Show at the Grove shopping center in Los Angeles, featuring the "plant-based couture" designs of Yotam Solomon. The event celebrated the new DASANI PlantBottle packaging, which is made from thirty percent plant material. AOL's Los Angeles Designer of the Year created seven original concepts for the outdoor fashion show.
The untraditional garments, which were made of both plants and flowers, had a message of sustainability. "It's all about inspiration and it's a pleasure to create designs made out of greenery for today's Earth Day celebration," Solomon said. "Today's designs were inspired by a great product to make our planet better and I'm proud of the new DASANI PlantBottle." The L.A.-based designer is known for using environmentally friendly materials in his fashion and footwear collections.
Solomon, a graduate of FIDM's Fashion Design program, has found a tremendous amount of success since graduating from the fashion school in 1997. Celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, Nikki Reed, Monet Mazur, Natalie Coughlin, and Stacy Keibler have worn his designs. Last year, he became a spokesperson for LG and was featured in a commercial with Victoria Beckham.
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5 Greatest Utah Jazz to Ever Play in the NBA All-Star Game
Who are the greatest Utah Jazz players to play in an All-Star game?
The Utah Jazz are having one of their worst seasons in recent memory as the team is currently sitting at 19-33. One could say that Utah is tanking for a higher draft at this point but if you look at the team, there is not much talent with which to consistently win. Fortunately, there should be reinforcements coming once this season comes to a conclusion as the Jazz will likely earn a top-5 draft pick. With such a talented draft this season, Utah should definitely be able to acquire a player who makes an impact.
Utah does not have any players in the All-Star game this season, but have a rising star in Trey Burke. Burke was acquired via trade from the Minnesota Timberwolves last offseason, and he has played some solid basketball thus far. To go along with Burke, Gordon Hayward has played some outstanding basketball as well. Both players seem to have the potential to make an All-Star appearance at some point in their careers.
Even though the Jazz have never won a championship, the team has had some past success by doing what they do best, building through the draft. In fact some of the players on the list were originally drafted by the Jazz. The organization has always had a knack for finding the diamond in the rough when it comes to the NBA draft. Take Paul Millsap for example: he was drafted late in the second round years ago by Utah. Today Millsap is an All-Star playing in his first season for the Atlanta Hawks. Millsap is only one example of a player that the team selected and developed into such a productive player.
Other players that Utah has drafted and developed became some of the greatest players in NBA history. Here are the 5 greatest players that have ever played in an All-Star game for the Jazz.
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5. Deron Williams
He has two All-Star Appearances with the team.
Before Deron Williams had bad ankles, he was actually one of the top point guards in the league. Williams put up about 20 points and 10 assists in his two All-Star seasons with Utah while also carrying the team to the playoffs. Perhaps if he would have stayed with the Jazz, he could have been ranked higher on this list. However, Williams forced a trade and has since fallen off the ranks for top point guard.
4. Carlos Boozer
He has two All-Star Appearances with the team.
Prior to being constantly criticized for being grossly overpaid, Carlos Boozer was one of the top forwards in the NBA. Along with Williams, Boozer helped lead the Jazz to several playoff appearances. He too averaged 20 points but with 10 rebounds. Boozer meant a lot to Utah but he bailed on the team and signed with the Chicago Bulls. In that summer he was one of the most highly coveted free agents.
3. Adrian Dantley
He has six All-Star Appearances with the team.
What can be said about Adrian Dantley? To start, he was an absolute beast when it came to scoring. Dantley averaged 30 points per game in almost every season with the Jazz. He was really able to hit his prime while playing in Utah, playing his best basketball of his career. Despite being traded away from the Jazz, Dantley remains one of the team's greatest players of all time.
2. John Stockton
He has ten All-Star Appearances with the team.
The all-time assists leader and former Dream Team member, John Stockton, is arguably the greatest pure point guard ever. Stockton spent all 19 seasons of his career with the Jazz and played alongside the No. 1 player on this list. It's difficult to put into words how unbelievable he was as his career averages are 13 points and 10 assists per game. During Stockton's prime he averaged an unheard of 17 points and 14 assists per game.
1. Karl Malone
He has 14 All-Star Appearances with the team. 14
One of the top players of all-time, Karl Malone is without a doubt the greatest Utah Jazz player ever. He has the second most points in NBA history and sixth most rebounds in NBA history. Malone played 18 seasons in a Jazz uniform but unfortunately never won a championship even after signing with the Los Angeles Lakers to make a run at one. Either way, Malone has to be considered the best Jazz player just based on his astronomical numbers.
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News Briefs 18-03-2015Posted by Grail-seeker at 12:40, 18 Mar 2015
The possession of knowledge does not kill the sense of wonder and mystery. There is always more mystery.
- Identifying the fingerprints of consciousness.
- Solar eclipse, Supermoon, Spring equinox: Friday will see three rare celestial events.
- The village that fell asleep.
- Nasa finds evidence of a vast ancient ocean on Mars.
- The largest known bronze mask of Pan uncovered in Israel.
- The Dodo gets a makeover.
- Why the Earth will never be invaded.
- Most stars have planets in habitable zone.
- The solar eruptions that caused last night's auroras.
- Slime mould can build ancient Rome's roads.
- Patterns of bison bones standing on end found at Alberta kill site.
- 10 historical sites destroyed by IS and why they matter.
- When the zombie apocalypse will claim your city? an interactive map.
- Let's hope zombies never feature on the Dystopia Tracker.
- Vast ancient underground city beneath Cappadocia being excavated.
- Worms have free will.
- Earth to earth: human composting.
Quote of the Day:
The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.
News Briefs 17-03-2015Posted by G.C at 04:29, 17 Mar 2015
"The future is already here — It's just not very evenly distributed."
- How do you know you are conscious?
- These memories can't wait.
- Another story for Stonehenge.
- A new dawn for psychedelic medicine?
- Life on Mars?
- CIA covers up previously uncovered UFO info.
- Einstein was right, again.
- Debunked chemtrails continue to fuel conspiracies.
- Rocket fuel on ice.
- The color of life?
- New study discovers too many studies. Information overload, redefined.
- Unraveling the 'Venus Y' mystery.
- Changing leukemia cells to harmless immune cells.
- Life on other worlds.
- At the dawn of the universe, in the beginning…
- Testing synaesthesia.
- Fake data ripples through chemistry journals.
- Knowing is half the battle-- even for Cobra Commander.
- What if you woke up… and everyone hated you?
- Today's evidence of the looming robo-pocalypse... 'Bot funerals.
Quote of the Day:
"Sometimes it's good to remember."
William Gibson
News Briefs 13-03-2015Posted by G.C at 09:47, 13 Mar 2015
"Man becomes aware of the sacred because it manifests itself, shows itself, as something wholly different from the profane."
- The ocean of Ganymede.
- Life on Enceladus?
- What color do you bleed?
- The 100 million-color plague of tetrachromats.
- Se7en NDE themes.
- A new threat to Giza?
- Saharan carpet of ancient tools may be the first.
- Where is MH370?
- Laying the road to Armageddon?
- Embrace your hidden superpower.
- Reconfiguring the Anthropocene.
- Van Gogh's white period?
- Enter the Github era.
- Michael Bolton in Office Space.
- Draw me! Art Instruction School's Turtle-Pirate-Bear gets an update.
- This week's evidence of the looming robot uprising… Liquid Metal.
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"In imitating the exemplary acts of a god or of a mythic hero, or simply by recounting their adventures, the man of an archaic society detaches himself from profane time and magically re-enters the Great Time, the sacred time."
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News Briefs 12-03-2015Posted by red pill junkie at 05:47, 12 Mar 2015
Humans are the lemmings of the primate world…
- Melting mummies? Oh my!
- Complex societies evolved without a belief in an all-powerful deity --which is not saying they didn't have a belief in the afterlife…
- Grimerica talks to Conner Habib --and moi-- about Science, dogmas, spirituality and NDEs.
- The strange world of felt presences.
- Self-fuelled liquid metal motor could one day power shape-shifting robots --watch out, John Connor!
- Score one for team Lizard: David Icke settles on libel action suit.
- After taking us all back to Isla Nublar, Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow will show us some aliens.
- The 1997 film Contact really annoyed president Bill Clinton --maybe because it hit a nerve?
- Mysterious green 'fireball' spotted over Colorado. The return of a classic Fortean mystery!
- Che Ovni: Argentina TV station confirms UFO hoax.
- Whitley Strieber: Are we ready for Dicslosure?
- Roswell Dream Team's Anthony Bragalia: Why the being shown in the slides is not a mummy.
- Nick Redfern doesn't care though --he removes himself from the Roswell slides controversy.
- Richard Dolan is joining Maussan's Be-Witness even in Mexico --Qué???
- 4 occult techniques to boost your creativity.
- Red Pill of the Day: Best. St. Patrick's day. Ever?
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News Briefs 11-03-2015Posted by Grail-seeker at 11:37, 11 Mar 2015
We must not always talk in the market-place of what happens to us in the forest.
- Ireland just accidentally legalised a bunch of drugs including ecstasy, crystal meth and mushrooms.
- China accuses Dalai Lama of 'profaning' Buddhism by signalling end to reincarnation.
- The Milky Way may be 50 percent bigger than thought. I thought all snacks were smaller now.
- Perhaps those astronomers are suffering from the rare Alice in Wonderland Syndrome.
- Chinchorro mummies turn to goo thanks to climate change.
- Chameleons change colour using photonics crystals.
- Giant human jawbone caught by Taiwanese fishermen.
- The Fermi question: no paradox at all.
- Liquid metal brings shape-shifting robot a step closer.
- Monument of pulled teeth.
- Israeli cavers find 2,300-year-old hidden treasure.
- 3,000 more human remains have been unearthed at the Bedlam burial ground in London.
- Now more than ever, London needs a 'death pyramid'.
- Animals can be given false memories.
- The radical political implications of spending time outdoors. Good reason to lock everybody up.
- Beer goggles are two-way.
Quote of the Day:
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News Briefs 10-03-2015Posted by Greg at 11:04, 10 Mar 2015
There's a feeling I get, when I look to the west...
- The seven ways to have a near-death experience.
- The spirit medium who warned Lincoln of his assassination was also Booth's drinking buddy.
- Telepathy now: Woman controls a fighter jet using only her mind.
- Remembering a crime that you didn't commit.
- How musicians put hidden images within the audio of their songs.
- Mocked prophet: what is David Icke's appeal to thousands of followers?
- What's behind our fascination with flooded lost kingdoms?
- Ancient meteorite impacts are recorded in the oral folklore of indigenous Australians.
- Chilean mummies are turning into black ooze.
- Stonehenge damaged with chewing gum and graffiti during Winter Solstice gathering.
- Was Silbury Hill actually a lighthouse by the sea? Thought this story was satirical when I saw the researcher's name was Robert Langdon...
- Great Pyramid controversy: 'Vandals' to release their analysis of samples taken from the famous monument.
- Danish archaeologists use moles to find buried buildings and artefacts.
- There is little evidence that prehistoric people were warlike, anthropologist claims.
- Humans eradicated Neanderthal rivals thanks to early dogs bred from wolves.
- New research indicates homosexuality was prevalent in early Christian Rome. Not sure why anyone would think it wouldn't have been, at any time in history?
- A disease of scienceyness: How misguided science fandom hurts actual scientists.
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News Briefs 09-03-2015Posted by Greg at 10:35, 09 Mar 2015
You get the feeling that Islamic State militants are just attention-seeking brats who have mummy issues?
- Islamic State militants reportedly bulldoze ancient city of Nimrud. And Hatra. And Khorsabad. And destroy artefacts in Mosul museum. Are Libya's treasures next?
- New fossil finds suggest human family is much older than previously thought.
- The search for Genghis Khan's hidden tomb.
- Impressive tomb of Celtic prince found in France. Obviously would have been the loser if he played hide and seek with Genghis Khan.
- Is this the home of Jesus Christ? Lack of a wine rack a telling feature?
- Did the colour blue not exist before 2500 BCE?
- Ancient 'Blue' Mars lost an entire ocean to space. So blue was on Mars, then it came to Earth in 2500 BC, right?
- Do animals have consciousness? A positive answer to that question has huge ramifications.
- Study finds that psychedelic drug use 'does not increase risk for mental health problems'.
- Anti-science advocates are freaking out about Google's truth ranking.
- The Vatican says it has received a ransom demand for the return of a stolen letter by Renaissance artist Michelangelo.
- LSD researchers are crowdfunding the first images of the brain on acid. And have already raised £15,000 more than their goal. So not much interest in that then...
- This is what it is like to die - and it's pretty scary. Pretty much a hack job of a story we covered 6 months ago.
- Four-year Bigfoot research project in Oklahoma yields intriguing and unexplained results.
- When things happen that you can't explain.
- Video of the Day: Give it up, you'll never kick butt with the style of 1930s Jiu Jitsu exponent May Whitley.
Thanks to @anomalistnews, @djp1974, and @tobadzistsini.
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Aldous Huxley
News Briefs 05-03-2015Posted by red pill junkie at 04:38, 05 Mar 2015
In light of our recent incidence of collective missing time --how else to explain we're already in March!-- today's news have a little more UFO content than normal. Enjoy.
- Is this the first official acknowledgment by the US government of the controversial Rendlesham UFO event?
- To learn more about Rendlesham witness John Burroughs' legal victory against the VA, listen to his interview on The Paracast.
- Thomas Reed's UFO and alien encounter 'declared true' by Bostonian historical society.
- 2015 International UFO Congress recap, courtesy of Open Minds.
- UFO photobombs Argentinian TV news show.
- Recently declassified Soviet-era files purportedly document military encounters with USOs.
- Frank Drake talks about the dire state of SETI.
- I want to Belittle: Fox Mulder and the problem of the 'romantic conspiracy theorist' --if you're a seudo-skeptic, that is…
- The true night owls: What is it like to need just a few hours of sleep?
- Pot causes moms to have crack babies, and turns stoned rabbits into jackalopes!
- 'Biracial' twins show us how stupid our ideas about Race really are.
- Is the Syrian civil war the first Climate Change conflict?
- A door to wonder: Revisiting the great gate of Ishtar.
- ...But did Babylonians 'see' the gate's blue tiles as blue? What if blue didn't exist until modern times?
- Perhaps MU's Ben and Aaron can attend a robot funeral during their trip to Japan.
- Red Pill of the Day: How your morning jacket could help save the planet.
Thanks to Chuckycabra and a Baby Duck.
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"They need magic. That's why. They're taught from the very beginning, when they're taught about Santa Claus, and angels, and devils, and demons out of the earth and into the sky. They're told all this fanciful stuff as small children, and they get to believe that. And they want that to be theirs, that kind of magic to visit them. And they want to—pardon me [ noisily sneezes]. Ah yes, that shows my respect for them, so there."
~James Randi, 'splaining why ignorant people like to believe in paranormal lies [/sarcasm]
News Briefs 04-03-2015Posted by Grail-seeker at 12:41, 04 Mar 2015
Time for the news, I believe.
- 'Garish' fairies lower tone of neighbourhood.
- Childhood home of Jesus said to have been found.
- Historic carving found during village tidy-up.
- Man may have purchased 3,000-year-old seal of Pharaoh Ramesses II for $19.
- How hunting with wolves helped humans outsmart the Neanderthals.
- Ancient Britons had wheat 2000 years before they had farms.
- After handshakes, we sniff people's scent on our hand.
- First 'Stone Avenue' found for nearly three hundred years?
- More on the City of the Monkey God: lost for 1,000 years.
- The first detailed image of the world's smallest known life-form.
- Collecting vintage paranormal games.
- Quadriplegic flies F-35 simulator with her mind.
- Bank of Canada urges Star Trek fans to stop 'spocking' their fivers.
- Human waste is ruining Mount Everest.
Quote of the Day:
With most men, unbelief in one thing springs from blind belief in another.
Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
News Briefs 03-03-2015Posted by Greg at 12:44, 03 Mar 2015
Learn to swim...
- Welcome to Los Atlantis: Maps imagine the modern world, post-flood.
- Buzz Aldrin insists we need to send humans to live - and die - on the Red Planet.
- First ever photograph of light as both a particle *and* a wave.
- Remember that time thieves stole Charlie Chaplin's dead body and held it for ransom?
- Americans are turning away from organised religion in record numbers.
- New study reveals participants unconsciously sniff their right hand after shaking it with others as part of process to pick up chemical signals about others. Still beats smelling their butts.
- Well-preserved brain recovered from 2600-year-old body in Britain. We can rebuild him...
- Philip K. Dick on fine-tuning your BS-meter to spot 'pseudo-realities'.
- First seeds arrive at Norwegian 'doomsday vault'.
- One year on, the mystery of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 still confounds.
- 'Short sleepers' walk among us. Presumably late at night and very early in the morning.
- Image of the Day: Just a weasel riding a woodpecker...nothing to see here, move along.
Thanks @mattstaggs.
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RED TRUCK is an old pickup m friend and I used to get firewood in. It has hauled many a load and is on the way out. He asked me if I waned the old red pickup. She still runs but you have to get license, insurance and a new pair of brakes...poor old thing.
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Thank you Lorraine. We have friends who own this place and it's a farm with chickens and gardens etc.
Cambridge, NS - Canada
I love this one and I love the title too. Reminds me of my younger days spent on my uncle's farm. Really a great painting.
Peru, IN - United States
Again, thank you for the affirmations, William.
Pensacola, FL - United States
Love the free style you have I love the painting
Atlanta, GA - United States
Thanks for your comment. I like this work and your other work!!! Donna
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You're welcome and Xueling. Thank you.
Silicon Valley, CA - United States
Very cool painting, very well expressed! Thank you for your nice feedback on my "Main Stage III" and "1st Day at School", I really appreciate it!!!
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Thank you Dawn...mine died years ago.A guy took the engine and junked the rest...never did get my free auto work.
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Oh, almost forgot -- you asked where I get my bronzes cast. Caleco Foundry in Cody, WY has been doing that for me for many years. They cast everything from huge monuments to my tiny detail work and everything in between. I use a foundry in Loveland, CO for large flat pieces, but everything else is from Cody.
Encampment, WY - United States
Fantastic! Your style conveys the charm and feelings with such verve! Funny how we get attached to such trusty old relics -- I hated to see my old pickup go, even though it sounded like an egg-beater -- it had gotten me through countless dangers of blizzard and mud for at least 20 years, ever since I was 18. This marvelous painting is very appealing!
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Hi Charlie, You're too much. Too many to choose from and look at. 'Dillon St', 'Junkyard', ' Field of Colors' ( what a sky) love it. I tend to like your 'local' paintings. You surely know how to handle paint. Watch out for that 'pink'. Best.
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Hi Otis, I am a storyteller by nature. During lunch I would sit in the hallway and tell the HS students stories. These were HS students!!! Much appreciated comments.
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This is a fun piece. What I dig about it as well is the story that you shared with us. Peace, O.
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The Walker Art Center was recently recognized for its expertise in the area of Design with a prestigious honor. Underscoring the institution's continued leadership and innovation, the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum announced that the Walker is the recipient of its 2009 National Design Award in the category of Corporate and Institutional Achievement. The Walker is the first nonprofit…
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"Tony," a child-size puppet with a cherubic doll's face, a turtle-shell potbelly, and an otherwise spindly body made from odds and ends, is the surprising protagonist in Nami Yamamoto's a howling flower. Four human performers maneuver around him, their sense of delicate devotion shifting abruptly to more forceful movements. In Convoys, Curfews and Roadblocks, soloist Nora Chipaumire brims with raw energy…
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One of the extraordinary things about Elizabeth Peyton's oeuvre is that it can serve as a chronicle of a particular period—at a certain moment in the history of culture in certain places among a few people who were enthusiastically making it. Sometimes they knew each other; sometimes they were just mutual fans. In retrospect, her paintings have become a kind of essence of a fifteen-year period in…
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German dramatist Bertolt Brecht viewed most wars as a political panacea for economic downturns and a purposeful division of people by color, religion, language, and geography—a timely perspective in an era defined by the "war on terror," fears about immigration, and ethnic conflict worldwide. For this reimagining of Brecht and composer Hanns Eisler's rarely performed music-theater work Roundheads and…
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There is singing, dancing, music, theater. There is impassioned oratory (and, possibly, some less charismatic speakers). There are urgent messages of social import, and opportunities for self-improvement. There are groups of locals coming together in a special, even sacred place to feel a sense of belonging, or to open themselves to transformation—spiritually, morally, intellectually. There is ceremony and…
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Much parsed and puzzled over, Shohei Imamura's famous pronouncement, "I'm a country farmer; Nagisa Oshima is a samurai" may be ambiguous in tone and intent—is it ironic, invidious, deferential?—but it emphasizes the directors' differences: class, stylistic, and otherwise. Often paired as twin avatars of the Japanese New Wave, a term Oshima (born in Kyoto, 1932) took every opportunity to spurn and…
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In the view of artist Tomás Saraceno, there's nowhere for society to go but up. His floating sculptures employ principles from engineering, aeronautics, and architecture that rethink the way we experience space and relate to forms and to one another. Indebted to the ideas championed by visionaries such as architect Buckminster Fuller and artist Gyula Kosice, he makes objects and installations that…
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