DOCSLIB.ORG

Head Injury Patients Finding Rehabilitation Whafs Inside Zits, Pat

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Head Injury Patients Finding Rehabilitation Whafs Inside Zits, Pat Trr^r y i II in ii—fi^w^wwwi w^mmmmmmmm^m^mmmt^tmmmm^i^^^mfmm mmm ,J :.nti^«3fc: *®«fc#$^^a«*|^ ••:-.<, : '.- 'I < ^¾1^^ ^vli^^-1' ' -•; •m.v > ," ••• :• **#*'•-,.:•'•: •' v v ?- - • ••«( •v' -.—'t-J -3^ .¾¾¾^¾^ .--,- -^ IV Jl!Vt*J» yi I, 1 ^, : %||»';- 'L»•£.*" • - : ?(f.-- 'fej*>;* .. •-•l.^r.it.V' v'M>'^-^.Vi^^^^ .' ^-/-- :'4t^';ft ;,'v^jh^'.v .,>^M:,-.-:-;-,-.: .^.y;; '• •-<^•.;• .u.. ^ /. --^.-•^••viAf:-fii?^-^.v,->><..;.<• ^^yy^tv rj Us&i^^k • I *i r4 • ii i i In ii i ii i r n ' ' J in vi -..,.> • ^- .-,., i ' i f i i Volume 24 Number tiV .Monday, February 6,1989 . Westland. Michigan ;: 50 Pages fwenty:f lye cents \'r © im Subu A*A ConvrualaOoM Cocpontfaa. AH Rjto Rt*»v«d. Resource card places review and faces by teen group COT AN old pair <rf ior By Todd 8chne!der needs of the community are," she boaatjattwatth^tobo staff writer said. accidentally tat, or wow yet, /Mrioii/: A teen resource card/directory THE COMMITTEE Is concentrat­ ^IteVWcM rotate or that could include phone numbers ing on six health-risk areas outlined Mlddgao mfafht h* *hte to tare for area counseling agencies is one In Its recommendation to the school yoa the pain, UtarsBy. of several projects being studied by board last June. TV hucttate, ia cooparattao the Wayne-Westland school district's They are substance abuse, mental wtth the W<>ridltatteal Relief teen development committee, the health, sexual behavior, safety, nu­ organisatiOD, it ipmnrlag an group's director said Friday. trition and positive health habits. "eyeglass drive* it all Us offtces, Lisa Johnson said the idea for the Members are using surveys taken incladiag the Waaflaad branch. card or directory was being looked by Wayne-Westland secondary stu­ /Dcattiatud old pnacfiptton , at by a subcommittee and a report to dents and parents last year to devel­ the full committee on the feasibility op programs utilizing resources cur­ qrppaeo on ia 1M aecoauory ta of the project would probably be rently available in the community. , to* lastitoteoffice, Warree west v scheduled for a meeting next month. In addition to studying new pro­ Romulus and other school districts grams, the committee has supported of Venoy, daring bestaaai hoars, --v. ART EMANUELE/«1aflf photp^apher i AD pates of gleam donated in western Wayne County have is­ several community outreach efforts will be grveo to Worid hjedfeal Client William Sebastian Works at a personal computer with program manager Debra Joy sued similar directories in the past. sponsored by other groups since last "It would be something tnat Is Relief,which win he reepoodbk Girouand. fall, Johnson said. These efforts In­ ftf sorting them tad aaxhDg concise and to the point," Johnson cluded support for an AIDS work­ them to underdeveloped said. "Something thai kids will be shop sponsored by the United Meth­ countries, able to use easily if they need it" odist Church of Wayne and a Posi­ For-inore information call the ' Johnson said specifics for the tive Parenting Seminar co-sponsored institute. S2S-X2tt. project haven't been finalized. by the Wayne-Westland Substance Head injury patients "The subcommittee is still in the process of determining what the Please turn to Page 2 & WITH CUPID - and Vakntiae'i Day - lunging oot just amud the comer, members o< the Sweet Adetiaet are BO finding rehabilitation Fewer members .'doabt taajaf ap their vocal conk. Of uetroH • ByTedd8chn«fder APPROXIMATELY 700,000 • w-<- the w staff writer " '/never thought/was closed bead injuries occur national­ g-A-Orams going to make ft. The ly each year, leaving 70,000-90,000 in western Wayae Coaaty. VL you met Tim Gullet on the people (staff) here people permanently disabled, ac­ Quartets will available for <r; street, you'd never guess he once cording to statistics compiled by at» am. to 9 ; spent 2¼ months in a coma. ha ve really helped me the National Read Injury Founda­ By Tedd Schneider early days when there was a waiting PjMttt Monday and Tassday. V The former Westland resident work through my tion. staff writer list to Join." ^oema-4ike-a regular guy-wlth-a- Facilities-like the Brant Center "Hopefully, people will stay in . 525-1345. regular Job, working on the assem­ problems.' ~~ are a relatively new phenomenon, The Young at Heart Club for eld­ touch and maybe we can have a pic­ bly line at Applied Process, a Livo­ — Tim Gullet said Adrienne James, executive di­ erly people, one of the first social nic or some other kind of reunion nia steel processing company. • rector. groups affiliated with Westland's next summer," she said. FOUR JOHN Gtaea High But It has. taken Gullet, 23, more "Up until' about 10 years ago, Friendship Center, voted to disband ; School ftadeats woo ribboaf at than four years to put his llfefback Injuries since April 1987. there really wasn't much being late last month, ending its 18-year THE MOVE signals a growing the Sootheest Hrrhifan Regional together after hurtling through his done for people in this situation," existence. trend In senior activities at the SthSeaatfcArtRxhfbtt windshield as he lost control of his IT PROVIDES physical therapy, James said. "In many cases, once 'People (members) get older and Friendship Center, according to Syl­ •.- they are Loahi BaodVi, James car while entering the Fisher Free­ speech therapy, neuropsychologi­ the patient left the hospital, treat­ leave the club, or they die, and it's via kozorosky-Wiacek, executive di­ Mob**,JeaatferFttxfarsld and way, the Sept. 29, 1984, accident cal evaluation, counseling and ment was stopped." <• t ' hard to replace them," said Nancy rector, of the city's senior resources left Gullet "with a long list of inju­ other services for people strug­ Aikman, club president for the past department. Alto; John Glenn stadent ries, including brain damage. gling to recover from serious acci­ PREVIOUSLY, VICTIMS of se­ fiveyear8. eher Jachson ha* b Much of the credit for his recov­ dents or assaults. rious head Injuries might move in •'' "Interests have" shifted and we're The club had 28 members when seeing younger, more active seniors at a finalist for the ery goea to the Brant Rehabilita­ The center is run by the Brant with relatives, she said. Or be the decision was made to fold, down tion Center on Palmer, west of Services Corp., a private, non-prof­ placed in nursing homes or state with a variety of interests," Koxoro^ from 75 during Its prime in the mid- sky-Wlaceksald. ; Scholarship Program for Merriman, Westland, Gullet said. it organization that provides ser­ institutions. In either case, therapy 1970s, Aikman said. , "I never thought I was going to vices and housing for the disabled. might be discontinued. Alkman said the decision was The director said the club concept make it," he said. "The people The corporation also operates "Before this kind of treatment "heartbreaking" for some of the is fading and that many participants (staff) here have really helped me group homes in western Wayne and became popular, people essentially longtime members. V prefer to spend time at specific ac­ u iTlffi SOUTHEAST work through my problems." Oakland Counties. ; gave up on accident victims, allow­ tivities, an exercise class or a travel Woitland: She said 18 people attended the fi­ The center, in a former elemen­ It is financed through state mon­ ing them to spend the rest of their nal meeting, a luncheon at the Moun­ program, for example. V tary school, has been providing ey and with contributions from the tain Jack's restafraat in Dearborn ufliuait for lata. therapy for victims of closed head Insurance Industry.' Please turn to Page 2 Heights and reminisced about "the Please turn to Page 2 coaceras of raMdauli in the of Westland and from the Center. MaAilayfteU, whafs inside zits, Pat, Vanna vice Calendar. .. 4A •adVabttaWQaDa, Classifieds. .... C.E.F Auto . ...... C,F Index . ..... 9E Real estate •- v -.—.-. E THEVESTLANB "Employment. .'"." E,F wttheeta Creative living . 1E haaaiateareatr Crossword. ..- , 2E Entertainment. .5D Obituaries. 4A Sports. , . .- /. .1G By M.B.Dillon weeks was trying to find her. All YrooaeKeperla Street scene 1D staff writer Levitte knew was that she worked as paaeaa ^^9 a^ajo^e ajp^w^v^^a^^p ^^pi^^* Taste . 1B a local bartender. coordtoetor for Westland's Carol Matuszewskl and Celebrating In Bennlgans after re­ of Waetara Vtaya* .will Carol Levitte of Plymouth Township turning from California early this preeeataOBaa Newsline . .591-2300 have defied the Andy Warhol PrincI-^ .month, Levitte was telling a friend had Sportsline. .591-2312 pie of each of us being famous for 15 about the experience. She had Just Wile Circulation . .691-0500 minutes^ V"-..,. about given up hopes of finding Ma­ to the Classified . .591-0900 Levitte and Matuszewskl were ce­ tuszewskl. _ „. _ _— lebrities for SO minut«: Botlrwoir "The waitress said, 'Oh, my sister" centarr7lt41«l. cash on "Wheel of Fortune" game was on *Wheel of Fortune/ "she shows filmed a few months apart, in said. „•• .-;• PLEASE California. Levitte and Matuszewskl: finally 'HElNRY MORGAN ef accept our apology , Matuszewskl, who tends bar at met recently at Bennlgans, where WeaUaadhdi Bennlgans In Plymouth Township, they shared experiences and a few ofaDaotoavaaAraaalitM forihe slow phone solved two puzzles and won $1,750. laughs. • response time when . The show she was in aired Dec. 18. "It was so much fun the whole you qre placing your LevllteV hello to Hollywood was day. It was like being In a differed >' :;-!~ filmed earlier this month and will be world," MatusxewsU stKL „,_i..;--. classified llherads. broadcast at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. *0,- * You potentially can go hotne with We are experiencing on Channel 4.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • High-Fidelity-1980-1
    S1.50 NOVEMBER 1980 HIGH FIDELIT HIGH-TECH RECORDS Are they worth them ey? Double - blindtests reveal the truth I e cg 111. AUDIO AT HOME N oon? How good? ^ .c 40' ooi'9 --- -1 o.ISTENING REPORTS Vssexy cassette deck y's "robot" turntable F...rs top -value receiver 11 it 01 0839E IF ALL $200TURNTABLES HAVE THE SAME SPECS, HOWCOME THE PL -400 SOUNDS BETTER? Il MEN -WPC IWO AL 4 MilmiiiiM . 1111111.1111111.11.1.111111111101 .TE Alzr 'T % 'I iv'.,.r I 1 1 IPATING 0 et.N\ qZ, r3lczbrowecont (= NS 4.0 VI, A _,.. joimma, 7 0,0 ;a! 11.111,, " "'".11"1"' The best for both worlds The culmination of 30 years of Audio Engineer- A fresh new breakthrough in cartridge de- ing leadership-the new Stereohedron velopment designed specifically as an answer for the low impedance moving coil cartridge- XSV/5000 XLZ/7500S One of the most dramatic developments of car- tridge performance was the introduction of the The advantages of the XLZ/7500S are that it offers - ,. Pickering XSV /3000. It offered the con- characteristics exceeding even the best of moving 'lila coil cartridges. Features such as an openness of sound and extremely fast risetime, less than 10µ, to provide a new crispness in sound reproduction. At the same tine, the XLZ/7500S provides these features without any of the disadvantages of ringing, undesirable spurious harmonics which are often characterizations of moving coil pickups. The above advantages provide a new sound experience while utilizing the proven advantages of the Stereohedron stylus, a samarium sumer a first 'generation of cartridges, combining 1.\\_ both high tracking ability and superb frequency response.
    [Show full text]
  • Installation and Operation Guide
    www.aja.com Published: 3/31/11 Installation and Operation Guide Because it matters. ii Trademarks AJA®, KONA®, Ki Pro®, KUMO® and XENA® are registered trademarks of AJA Video, Inc. Ki Pro Mini™, Io Express™, Io HD™ ,Io™ and “Work. Flow.” are trademarks of AJA Video, Inc. Apple, the Apple logo, AppleShare, AppleTalk, FireWire, iPod, iPod Touch, Mac, and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Final Cut Pro, QuickTime and the QuickTime Logo are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders. Notice Copyright © 2011 AJA Video, Inc. All rights reserved. All information in this manual is subject to change without notice. No part of the document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form, or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying or recording, without the express written permission of AJA Inc. Contacting Support To contact AJA Video for sales or support, use any of the following methods: Telephone: 800.251.4224 or 530.274.2048 Fax: 530.274.9442 Web: http://www.aja.com Support Email: [email protected] Sales Email: [email protected] Limited Warranty AJA Video warrants that the product, will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of three years from the date of purchase. If a product proves to be defective during this warranty period, AJA Video, at its option, will either repair the defective product without charge for parts and labor, or will provide a replacement in exchange for the defective product. To obtain service under this warranty, the Customer must notify AJA Video of the defect before expiration of the warranty period and make suitable arrangements for the performance of service by contacting AJA Video support through the channels set forth on the support contacts web page at http://www.aja.com/support/index.php.
    [Show full text]
  • Rage in Eden Records, Po Box 17, 78-210 Bialogard 2, Poland [email protected]
    RAGE IN EDEN RECORDS, PO BOX 17, 78-210 BIALOGARD 2, POLAND [email protected], WWW.RAGEINEDEN.ORG Artist Title Label HAUSCHKA ROOM TO EXPAND 130701/FAT CAT CD RICHTER, MAX BLUE NOTEBOOKS, THE 130701/FAT CAT CD RICHTER, MAX SONGS FROM BEFORE 130701/FAT CAT CD ASCENSION OF THE WAT NUMINOSUM 13TH PLANET RECORDS CD MINISTRY COVER UP 13TH PLANET RECORDS CD MINISTRY LAST SUCKER, THE 13TH PLANET RECORDS CD MINISTRY LAST SUCKER, THE 13TH PLANET RECORDS LTD MINISTRY RIO GRANDE BLOOD 13TH PLANET RECORDS CD MINISTRY RIO GRANDE DUB YA 13TH PLANET RECORDS CD PRONG POWER OF THE DAMAGER 13TH PLANET RECORDS CD REVOLTING COCKS COCKED AND LOADED 13TH PLANET RECORDS CD REVOLTING COCKS COCKTAIL MIXXX 13TH PLANET RECORDS CD BERNOCCHI, ERALDO/FE MANUAL 21ST RECORDS CD BOTTO & BRUNO/THE FA BOTTO & BRUNO/THE FAMILY 21ST RECORDS CD FLOWERS OF NOW INTUITIVE MUSIC LIVE IN COLOGNE 21ST RECORDS CD LOST SIGNAL EVISCERATE 23DB RECORDS CD SEVENDUST ALPHA 7 BROS RECORDS CD SEVENDUST CHAPTER VII: HOPE & SORROW 7 BROS RECORDS CD A BLUE OCEAN DREAM COLD A DIFFERENT DRUM MCD A BLUE OCEAN DREAM ON THE ROAD TO WISDOM A DIFFERENT DRUM CD B!MACHINE ALTERNATES AND REMIXES A DIFFERENT DRUM CD B!MACHINE EVENING BELL, THE A DIFFERENT DRUM CD B!MACHINE FALLING STAR, THE A DIFFERENT DRUM CD B!MACHINE MACHINE BOX A DIFFERENT DRUM BOX BLUE OCTOBER ONE DAY SILVER, ONE DAY GOLD A DIFFERENT DRUM CD BLUE OCTOBER UK INCOMING 10th A DIFFERENT DRUM 2CD CAPSIZE A PERFECT WRECK A DIFFERENT DRUM CD COSMIC ALLY TWIN SUN A DIFFERENT DRUM CD COSMICITY ESCAPE POD FOR TWO A DIFFERENT DRUM CD DIGNITY
    [Show full text]
  • !Nce Given NOT DIE ON
    ~ r .^2 7- :•.> o-#r » i-V-si’»' 0 - -.^m '-r^f - * r f; : _ \ 'C r^ w * U -'J i4 ? r.t’ 5« r Vi^f* ■y .. :• •'I %K V , • -N^.V . •ri-' :%r; * -:> .;•. • r •'■ •■ -\>-'h ;''->v'-:.^ ’ ■'V ; >•'. ?■></=. 1— 7 -: 777 "■■7. ^v.7.„ , ‘'f':.7 ■;,, ,=-,.,'> s '^- -- • j-. 7.'^:- ■J-l- ’ C«. ' f . -■■.■■■^■•■.■■}^.;:^K-t:7 ■ ;■ V - - »' ^--' .’^ 77 ’ -77. •'7:7'.. 7j>iicn^Wj|cATHER7ire^t¥teATHE|fr;,,.:«v - -.7 - ■ .L-’7 7.7 .-^ NET PRESS RUN * ■ ■ ••* . --. 4-. __ ; ‘A- •';:. " ForecMt -hy Di*A. •^eathwr.'OilThail,,' * AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION :• t ; ■•. jfew Huveu- —'• for the month of Febmary, 1028 f:-. :.'-r: V-'-'^"' " - ' -■'r: i ■ »•- ■•^^•^*^ •i ' . hCoim. State Library ■■ ?: > -. y-'"^^V=~- ■•..> : ■'■ -•■■.-.'.■ i 7 -.■ > -:g7-7:. Fair torfght and Thursday. 5 , 1 0 8 , 7,. >r»;7 T-,V ;7'.' — ..-•v^r-. 4 Member of the Audit Rnrenu of . -*^ V ^ 4* CirculatlouB 4 - (tWEI#if;PAGteS) V : j^ " pr ic e t h r e e CENTS VOL. XLIL, NO. 146. classified Advertising on Page 18. MAKCHESTERreOm WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1928. MANY FAMILY TREES Lindy Gets the IN NEED OP SPRAYING SEN. ROBINSON EXPERTS SCOFF V» Boston, Mass.,. March 21.— “ I may be a descendant of our AT THEORY OF early settlers,” Judge George AGAIN A H A C E D. Alden, direct descendant of John and Priscilla Alden, told 500 members of the TraSic S-4JU1CIDES Club of New England at a din­ G O V .^ SMITH ner here, “ but I am not one of these ancestry hounds. Neither do I believe in this family tree Former Official Says He Was Say Safety Gear Was Re­ stuff— too many of them need Wonders How New York spraying.
    [Show full text]
  • Minimalism, Technology and Electronic Music
    University of Huddersfield Repository Glover, Richard Minimalism, Technology and Electronic Music Original Citation Glover, Richard (2013) Minimalism, Technology and Electronic Music. In: Ashgate Research Companion to Minimalist and Post-Minimalist Music. Ashgate, pp. 161-180. ISBN 9781409435495 This version is available at http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/id/eprint/16269/ The University Repository is a digital collection of the research output of the University, available on Open Access. Copyright and Moral Rights for the items on this site are retained by the individual author and/or other copyright owners. Users may access full items free of charge; copies of full text items generally can be reproduced, displayed or performed and given to third parties in any format or medium for personal research or study, educational or not-for-profit purposes without prior permission or charge, provided: • The authors, title and full bibliographic details is credited in any copy; • A hyperlink and/or URL is included for the original metadata page; and • The content is not changed in any way. For more information, including our policy and submission procedure, please contact the Repository Team at: [email protected]. http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ 1 Minimalism, Technology and Electronic Music Richard Glover Concept has always been the driving force of many composers associated with a minimalist approach. It is for this reason that much of their output retains strong similarities throughout their composing life. So while some of these composers' ideas emerged out of working with technology, the main concept itself was very much divorced from the continual need to update technological tools in order to achieve what were perceived as better musical results.
    [Show full text]
  • Targeting Utterances Through the Liminal Mist: an Investigation Into the Cultural Ractices and Worldview of the Westem Canadian Singedsongwriter
    University of Alberta Targeting Utterances through the Liminal Mist: An Investigation into the Cultural Ractices and Worldview of the Westem Canadian SingedSongwriter A thesis submitted to the Facdty of Graduate Studies and Research in partial hilfillmeat of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts Department of Music Edmonton, Alberta Fall2001 National ti'brary Bibliothèque nationale 1*1 ofC=da du Canada Acquisitions and Acquisitions et Bibliographie Services senrices bibliographiques The author has granted a non- L'auteur a accordé une licence non exclusive licence allowing the exclusive permettant à la National Library of Canada to Bibliothèque nationale du Canada de reproduce, loan, distribute or sell reproduire, prêter, distribuer ou copies of this thesis in microform, vendre des copies de cette thèse sous paper or electronic formats. la forme de microfiche/£ilm, de reproduction sur papier ou sur format électronique. The author retains omership of the L'auteur conserve la propriété du copyright in this thesis. Neither the droit d'auteur qui protège cette thèse. thesis nor substantial extracts fiom it Ni la thèse ni des extraits substantiels may be printed or otherwise de celle-ci ne doivent être imprimés reproduced without the author's ou autrement reproduits sans son permission. autorisation. Dedicated, of course. to Cady. Not because you will find this work so enthnlling. but because your patience and encouragement throughout this process has kept us both sane. ABSTRACT This thesis is an ethnographie investigation into the cultud pnctices and worldview of the Western Canadian Singer/Songwiter. Iaddress the question of how and why independent hadian SingerlSongwriters gear their compositional and promotional material to suit perceived institutional expectations of genre, national identity and aesthetic.
    [Show full text]
  • Symbolon: the Poetry of Anne Carson
    University of Calgary PRISM: University of Calgary's Digital Repository Graduate Studies The Vault: Electronic Theses and Dissertations 2015-02-03 Symbolon: The Poetry of Anne Carson McDowell, Drew McDowell, D. (2015). Symbolon: The Poetry of Anne Carson (Unpublished doctoral thesis). University of Calgary, Calgary, AB. doi:10.11575/PRISM/27947 http://hdl.handle.net/11023/2072 doctoral thesis University of Calgary graduate students retain copyright ownership and moral rights for their thesis. You may use this material in any way that is permitted by the Copyright Act or through licensing that has been assigned to the document. For uses that are not allowable under copyright legislation or licensing, you are required to seek permission. Downloaded from PRISM: https://prism.ucalgary.ca UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY Symbolon: The Poetry of Anne Carson by Drew McDowell A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE PROGRAM IN ENGLISH CALGARY, ALBERTA JANUARY, 2015 © Drew McDowell 2015 Abstract This study examines Anne Carson’s use and abuse of the lyric form, elucidating how Carson reinvigorates the lyric poem with the power of the sublime, and theorizing the relationship between poetry and knowledge. Through three critical and historical inflections, “Symbolon: The Poetry of Anne Carson” contextualizes Carson’s synthetic approach to poetry alongside the work of her significant influences and her significant peers. In following two diverging themes in Carson’s work, the erotic and the thanatological, this dissertation posits a new way to understand Carson’s contribution to poetry in Canada.
    [Show full text]
  • Une Bibliographie Commentée En Temps Réel : L'art De La Performance Au Québec Et Au Canada
    Une bibliographie commentée en temps réel : l’art de la performance au Québec et au Canada An Annotated Bibliography in Real Time: Performance Art in Quebec and Canada (2017/2018) Une bibliographie commentée en temps réel : l’art de la performance au Québec et au Canada An Annotated Bibliography in Real Time: Performance Art in Quebec and Canada 2014 – 2020 Chercheure responsable : Professeure Dr phil Barbara Clausen, UQAM DéparteMent d’histoire de l’art Partenaires (s’il y a lieu) : Bibliothèque des arts UQAM et Artexte Montréal. Organisme subventionnaire : FRQSC (2016-2019) PARFAC (2014-2015) Équipe de recherche 2016 – 2019 Jade Boivin, EMManuelle Choquette, Geneviève Marcil, Maude Lefebvre, CaMille Richard (étudiantes de Maitrise en histoire de l’art) 2014 – 2015 Jade Boivin, EMManuelle Choquette, Joëlle Perron-Oddo, Julie Riendeau (étudiantes de Maitrise en histoire de l’art) Description Ce projet de recherche universitaire Une bibliographie coMMentée : l’art de la perforMance au Québec et au Canada, vise à dresser l’inventaire des textes et des ouvrages que des théoricien.ne.s, critiques, artistes, conservateur.trice.s et autres auteur.trice.s ont rédigés par anticipation, en réaction ou en réponse à l’art perforMatif. Le projet de recherche vise la réalisation d’un survol des histoires coMplexes et reMarquableMent Multidisciplinaires de la perforMance au Québec et au Canada. L’objectif est de procéder à une identification et à une évaluation globale des Modes de production reliés et corrélés qui sont au cœur de la théorie, de l’histoire et de la pratique de la perforMance au niveau local, provincial et national depuis le début du XXe siècle.
    [Show full text]
  • New Features Guide Davinci Resolve
    New Features Guide DaVinci Resolve February 2021 English Leading the Creative Video Revolution Welcome Welcome to DaVinci Resolve for Mac, Linux and Windows! DaVinci is the world’s most trusted name in color and has been used to grade more Hollywood films, TV shows, and commercials than anything else. With DaVinci Resolve, you get a complete set of editing, advanced color correction, professional Fairlight audio post production tools and Fusion visual effects combined in one application so you can edit, compose, grade, mix and master deliverables from start to finish, all in a single tool! DaVinci Resolve has the features professional editors, colorists, audio engineers and VFX artists need, and is built on completely modern technology with advanced audio, color and image processing that goes far beyond what any other system can do. With this release, we hope to inspire creativity by letting you work in a comfortable, familiar way, while also giving you an entirely new creative toolset that will help you cut and finish projects at higher quality than ever before! We hope you enjoy reading this manual. With its customizable interface and keyboard shortcuts, DaVinci Resolve is easy to learn, especially if you’re switching from another editor, and has all of the tools you need to create breathtaking, high end work! The DaVinci Resolve Engineering Team Grant Petty CEO Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve 17 New Features Guide 2 Navigation Guide Hover over and click the Contents Heading and it opens the Main Content Page at the beginning of the
    [Show full text]
  • The Orb Cydonia Mp3, Flac, Wma
    The Orb Cydonia mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Cydonia Country: Japan Released: 2001 Style: Downtempo, Dub, Experimental, Ambient, Abstract MP3 version RAR size: 1402 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1568 mb WMA version RAR size: 1770 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 420 Other Formats: XM FLAC AU DXD RA MP2 MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits Once More Bass Guitar – Simon Phillips Engineer – Andy Hughes Lyrics By – Omori*, Paterson*Producer, 1 Mixed By – Andy Hughes , The OrbVocals – Aki OmoriWritten-By – Omori*, Paterson*, Hughes*, Fehlmann* Promis 2 Engineer – Andy Hughes Producer, Mixed By – Andy Hughes , The OrbWritten-By – Paterson*, Hughes* Ghostdancing 3 Engineer – Andy Hughes Lyrics By – Paterson*, Walsh*Producer, Mixed By – Andy Hughes , The OrbVocals, Guitar – Nina WalshWritten-By – Paterson*, Hughes*, Walsh*, Fehlmann* Turn It Down 4 Bass Guitar – Nick BurtonElectric Guitar – Bailey HarperEngineer – Andy Hughes Producer, Mixed By – Andy Hughes , The OrbWritten-By – Paterson*, Hughes*, Phillips* Egnable 5 Producer, Mixed By – The Orb Mk II*Written-By – Paterson*, Hughes*, Le Gonidec*, Weston*, Fehlmann* Firestar 6 Engineer – Simon Phillips Written-By – Paterson*, Phillips* A Mile Long Lump Of Lard 7 Engineer – Andy Hughes Producer, Mixed By – Andy Hughes , The OrbWritten-By – Paterson*, Hughes*, Le Gonidec* Centuries 8 Engineer – George HoltProducer – Alex Paterson, Thomas FehlmannVocals – Aki OmoriWritten- By – Omori*, Paterson*, Fehlmann* Plum Island Arranged By – Nina WalshEngineer, Mixed By – Andy SheriffFlute –
    [Show full text]
  • Maquetacišn 1
    Esta edición de ANIMADRID está dedicada a la memoria de Santiago Moro (1925 - 2007) This year’s ANIMADRID is dedicated to the memory of Santiago Moro (1925 - 2007) 4 Un año más, la Comunidad de Madrid se reencuentra con ayer y hoy realizados en México, el país invitado en esta Once again this year, the Community of Madrid is reunited 2008 festival, and the opportunity to attend the tributes la animación cinematográfica gracias a la oportunidad edición de 2008, así como de asistir a los homenajes que with animated film thanks to the opportunity provided to made by the festival to two outstanding figures in national que nos brinda ANIMADRID. En esta novena edición, el el festival tributa a dos destacadísimas figuras de la ani- us by ANIMADRID. It its ninth year, the INTERNATIONAL and international animation: Cruz Delgado and Tex Avery, FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE IMAGEN ANIMADA DE mación nacional e internacional: Cruz Delgado y Tex Avery, FESTIVAL OF THE ANIMATED IMAGE OF POZUELO DE respectively. ANIMADRID will also be joined by our special POZUELO DE ALARCÓN - COMUNIDAD DE MADRID, vuel- respectivamente. ANIMADRID contará también con la pre- ALARCÓN-COMMUNITY OF MADRID once again makes a guest Will Vinton, an outstanding figure in the world of ve a convocar a los espectadores madrileños, y a todos los sencia como invitado especial de Will Vinton, figura desta- call to the audiences of Madrid and animation fans every- clay animation. In short, ANIMADRID offers us one week aficionados al género de la animación, a disfrutar con las cada en el mundo de la animación con plastilina.
    [Show full text]
  • There's No Ffwd Button for 2020
    THERE’S NO FFWD How Rethink pulled off double BUTTON AOY Gold despite all hell breaking FOR 2020 ( loose ) (WE LOOKED) X + THE AGENCIES AND BRANDS THAT MASTERED THE CHALLENGE AND MADE A DIFFERENCE NOV/DEC 2020 • $6.95 CANADA POST AGREEMENT NUMBER 40050265 PRINTED IN CANADA USPS AFSM 100 Approved Polywrap 100 Approved AFSM USPS NUMBER 40050265 PRINTED IN CANADA AGREEMENT POST CANADA A PUBLICATION OF BRUNICO COMMUNICATIONS LTD. MARKETING C-SUITE Get corner office perspective in your inbox. Sign up for your free weekly briefing on how Canada’s brand leaders are responding to market challenges and acting on new opportunities. strategyonline.ca/subscribe NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2020 • VOLUME 31, ISSUE 4 Knix – a 2020 Brand of the Year – is all grown up. Pushing eight, the company is maturing even more, moving its marketing from aspiration to inspiration. 15 29 78 Brands of the Year Agency of the Year Telus turns 20 While 2020 may be a year of the digital reset All the big and small creative, design, digital, The telecom hasn't left its brand's side since – deeper, broader shifts at many of strategy's media and PR firms, coupled with the work 2000. We look at how that loyalty has paid BOY winners were already well underway. that broke through. handsome dividends over the years. 4 Editorial Playing catch-up at warp speed • 8 Upfronts Could ghost kitchens and dark stores be retail's solve for the stay-at-home era? Plus, all the top news hits from the year and strategy's goals to drive BIPoC equity in the marketing industry • 10 Certain uncertainty Brand and agency execs congregate (and commiserate) over Zoom on scenario planning their way out of the pandemic • 82 Back Page FUSE Create’s puts a positive spin on a year we'd rather forget ON THE COVER: THERE’S How Rethink pulled off double NO FFWD AOY Gold despite While 2020 is not the worst year recorded by man (536 A.D.
    [Show full text]