Top 15 Haunted Houses You Should NOT Visit
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In this top 15 list, we look at the most haunted houses in the world you can visit (but shouldn't). Numerous ghost sightings have been reported at all of these places. Enjoy our paranormal investigation into these unsolved haunted mysteries.
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Rachel Dorothy Tanur Lecture: Jan Gehl, Livable Cities for the 21st Century
4/12/16
In an important paradigm shift around 1960, urban planning was undertaken at a very large scale in response to the challenges of rapidly growing cities. At the same time, traffic planning began to dominate planning at eye level, to address the rapid influx of cars into cities. The concern for the people using cities that had been maintained over centuries of tradition and experience was completely left behind. The idea of cities for people was overlooked and forgotten.
In his lecture, Jan Gehl will summarize this history, which is laid out in his book Cities for People (Island Press, 2010), and go on to explain why looking after people is crucial for the quality of cities in the 21st century; how it can be accomplished; and how it is actually done now in many projects and cities. He will show how, after decades of neglect, cities for people is once again a central theme in architecture, urban design, and city planning; and how the transformations carried out by Gehl Architects in Copenhagen, Melbourne, Sydney, New York, Moscow, and other cities exemplify this new people oriented direction in planning.
Jan Gehl began his practice in the early 1960s with a period of research on public space, supported by a grant from his university, which resulted in the book Life Between Buildings (1971). Focusing on the spaces between buildings, he developed an approach to urban design and planning, based on observation of life in public spaces, in particular the assessment and measurement of usage patterns and quality of life.
Gehl is founder and senior advisor of the urban design consultancy Gehl Architects, with expertise in architecture, urban design, and city planning. With members who have backgrounds in architecture, urban design, sociology, anthropology, and cultural theory, the firm has made a name for itself with a holistic, interdisciplinary approach to urban planning that entails not only the application of urban design theory and ideology but also the use of data and analytical strategy. It has undertaken major improvement projects for cities, including Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, Riga, Edinburgh, Perth (WA), Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Amman, Oman, Cape Town, London, New York and Moscow.
Parallel to his firm’s work, Jan Gehl has authored and coauthored various publications—including New City Life (2006), Cities for People (2010), and How to Study Public Life (2013)—in which he has further developed and shared his techniques of observation and analysis. He has taught at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen where, in 1998, he founded the Center for Public Space Research; he has also taught at universities in Edinburgh, Vilnius, Oslo, Toronto, Calgary, Melbourne, Perth, Berkeley, San José, Guadalajara, and Capetown.
Among many honors, Gehl has been awarded the International Union of Architects' Sir Patrick Abercrombie Prize for Exemplary Contributions to Town Planning, as well as honorary doctoral degrees from Universities in Edinburgh and Toronto. He is an honorary fellow of architectural institutes in Denmark, England (RIBA), USA, Canada, and Scotland, as well as the planning Institutes in Australia and Ireland. His work has been the subject of exhibitions at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (2012) and the Venice Architectural Biennale in 2008, 2012 and 2016.
“First life, then spaces, then buildings – the other way around never works.” ~Jan Gehl
The Mysterious Death Of The Eight Day Bride
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???? LIVE from Whitehorse, YT | Canada's New Years Eve: Countdown to 2020
Ring in the new year with special musical performances across Canada!
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The Nodelmans in Camp Borden, Winter, mid-fifties
Lonny Nodelman's first film, shot using his first movie camera, and starring his wife Dorothy and his children Perry, Allan, and Joel. Somewhere around 1957 or so?
???? LIVE from Edmonton, AB | Canada's New Years Eve: Countdown to 2020
Ring in the new year with special musical performances across Canada!
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Clarice Smith Lecture: James Rosenquist Fine Art is not a Career
Clarice Smith Distinguished Lectures in American Art
James Rosenquist
Fine Art is Not A Career
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Hershey Felder: Hershey Felder, Beethoven | Talks at Google
Hershey Felder, actor, pianist, composer, presents a portrait of Ludwig van Beethoven, taking on the role of the great musician, as well as playing Dr. Gerhard von Breuning, the young boy who cared for Beethoven in the last years of his life.
Hershey discusses the creation of his production Hershey Felder, Beethoven, and performs excerpts from the show.
The Masters Series: Michael Bierut in Conversation with Steven Heller
In conjunction with the 27th annual Masters Series award and exhibition, SVA will be live streaming 2015 Masters Series honoree Michael Bierut in conversation with MFA Design Co-chair Steven Heller beginning at 7:00pm EST on Wednesday, October 14. The conversation will take place at the SVA Theatre and is free and open to the public ( In addition, Bierut will be answering questions submitted via Twitter. To submit a question, use the hashtag #BierutSVA.
Michael Bierut is widely admired in the creative world and beyond for his intelligent contributions to the design field, his expertise as a cultural critic and his tireless role as a mentor and educator. He has been a partner in the acclaimed design firm Pentagram since 1990. Prior to joining Pentagram, he worked for 10 years at Vignelli Associates, ultimately as vice president of graphic design. His clients at Pentagram have included The New York Times, Saks Fifth Avenue, the New York City Department of Transportation, MIT Media Lab, Yale School of Architecture, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Penguin Random House, the New York Jets, the Robin Hood Foundation and Nuts.com. For more info on Bierut, including his many awards, click here:
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Forrest Fenn Book Club, The Thrill of the Chase, Ch 1: Important Literature
Join A Gypsy's Kiss as they tell you about their search for the treasure Forrest Fenn hid somewhere in the mountains north of Santa Fe, New Mexico in 2010 and described in his first memoir, The Thrill of the Chase.
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Richard Ormond: Sargent’s Lady Agnew of Lochnaw
Richard Ormond, the leading expert on John Singer Sargent, will trace the artist’s career from its beginnings to his major breakthrough in 1892 with his execution of the ravishing portrait of Gertrude Vernon, Lady Agnew, which opened the way to the British market and catapulted him to fame as a transatlantic superstar.
Richard Ormond, CBE [Commander of the British Empire] is a former Deputy Director of the National Portrait Gallery, London, and former Director of the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, England, where he was responsible for numerous exhibitions, among them, The Story of Time. A great-nephew of John Singer Sargent, Ormond is currently director of the Sargent catalogue raisonné project, as well as co-author of the eight Sargent volumes already published by Yale University Press (a ninth is forthcoming) and the curator of many Sargent exhibitions, including Sargent: Artists and Friends (on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in June 2015). He has written extensively on nineteenth-century British art, authoring books on Frederic Leighton, Edwin Landseer, Franz Xaver Winterhalter, and George Frederic Watts, among others.
This lecture was recorded Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at The Frick Collection, New York
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All 50 U.S. states summarized (Geography Now!)
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Radical Commitments | Session 1: Revolution || Radcliffe Institute
Radical Commitments: The Life and Legacy of Angela Davis
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019
A cross-generational group of leading scholars, activists, musicians, and incarcerated women lead discussions on the rich tradition of activism and social theory in the late 20th century using the life and work of the political activist and pioneering philosopher Angela Davis.
WELCOMING REMARKS
Tomiko Brown-Nagin, dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Daniel P.S. Paul Professor of Constitutional Law at Harvard Law School; and professor of history in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University
(6:02) Jane Kamensky, Jonathan Trumbull Professor of American History in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Pforzheimer Foundation Director of the Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University
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Elizabeth Hinton, John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Social Sciences, Departments of History and of African and African American Studies, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University
SESSION 1: REVOLUTION (25:37)
(33:46) Trevor G. Fowler, visiting adjunct professor, Wits School of Governance, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg (South Africa)
(48:00) Robyn C. Spencer, associate professor of history, Lehman College
(54:40) Robin D. G. Kelley, distinguished professor and Gary B. Nash Endowed Chair in United States History, UCLA
(1:08:04) Ericka Huggins, activist and educator
Moderator: Brandon M. Terry, assistant professor of African and African American studies and of social studies, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University
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EVP Recording Caught During Paranormal Investigation of Haunted Vape Shop S9: Ep5
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Open House Lecture: “Knowledge Transfer in the Design Professions: Learning from Barcelona
The larger question guiding this panel concerns the transferability of models, ideas, or practices in the urban design professions. Can practices deemed successful in one city be effectively transferred to another? Likewise, can compelling ideas developed in one of the design disciplines (urban design, planning, architecture, landscape architecture) transform practices in the other? Barcelona is world-renowned for both its architecture and its regulatory successes in preserving and expanding public and green spaces, advancing the goals of urban compactness, generating a vibrant urban and cultural economy, and building infrastructure with metropolitan aims in mind. This panel, offering an opportunity for reflection and dialogue among GSD faculty, will take a closer look at the case of Barcelona. Panelists from each of the departments will speak about the city, its influences in their fields, and the larger pedagogy of knowledge transfer in the design professions. Moderated by Diane Davis, Charles Dyer Norton Professor of Regional Planning and Urbanism and chair of the Department of Urban Planning and Design; with Joan Busquets, Martin Bucksbaum Professor in Practice of Urban Planning and Design; Carles Muro, associate professor of architecture; and Chris Reed, AB ’91, associate professor in practice of landscape architecture.
Camille Paglia (full) | Conversations with Tyler
Camille Paglia joins Tyler Cowen for a conversation on the brilliance of Bowie, lamb vindaloo, her lifestyle of observation, why writers need real jobs, Star Wars, Harold Bloom, Amelia Earhart, Edmund Spenser, Brazil, and why she is most definitely not a cultural conservative.
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ART NOIR: A Conversation Between Jason Moran and Joan Jonas
MFA Fine Arts and ARTNOIR present an intimate conversation with world-renowned artist and pioneer in video and performance Joan Jonas and jazz pianist, musician and composer Jason Moran. This tête-à-tête will examine the potency of the collaborative process. The symbiotic journey of these two artists, whose 10-year working relationship has generated a series of acclaimed collaborations, provides a critical discourse that exemplifies the power of creative intersectionality.
Joan Jonas (b. 1936, New York) is an artist whose work encompasses a wide range of media including video, performance, installation, sound, text and sculpture. Jonas' experiments and productions in the late 1960s and early '70s continue to be crucial to the development of many contemporary art genres, from performance and video to conceptual art and theatre. Since 1968, her practice has explored ways of seeing, the rhythms of rituals, and the authority of objects and gestures. Jonas has exhibited, screened and performed her work at museums, galleries and large-scale group exhibitions throughout the world, such as the Taipei Biennal; Documentas 5, 6, 7, 8, 11 and 13; the 2008 Sydney Biennial; the 2008 Yokohama Triennial; and the 28th Sao Paolo Biennial. She has recently presented solo exhibitions at Jeu de Paume, Paris; The Museum of Modern Art, New York; CCA Kitakyushu, Japan; Contemporary Art Museum, Houston; HangarBicocca, Milan; NTU Centre for Contemporary Art, Singapore; and the U.S. Pavilion for the 56th Venice Biennial.
Jazz pianist, composer and performance artist Jason Moran was born in Houston in 1975 and earned a degree from the Manhattan School of Music, where he studied with Jaki Byard. He was named a MacArthur Fellow in 2010 and is the artistic director for jazz at The Kennedy Center. Moran currently teaches at the New England Conservatory.
Moran's rich and varied body of work is actively shaping the current and future landscape of jazz. He is deeply invested in reassessing and complicating the relationship between music and language, and his extensive efforts in composition, improvisation and performance are all geared toward challenging the status quo while respecting the accomplishments of his predecessors. His activity stretches beyond the many recordings and performances with masters of the form, including Charles Lloyd, Bill Frisell and the late Sam Rivers, and his work with his trio The Bandwagon (with drummer Nasheet Waits and bassist Tarus Mateen) has resulted in a profound discography for Blue Note Records. The scope of Moran’s partnerships and music-making with venerated and iconic visual artists is extensive. He has collaborated with such major figures as Adrian Piper, Joan Jonas, Glenn Ligon, Stan Douglas, Adam Pendleton, Lorna Simpson (BFA 1982 Photography) and Kara Walker; commissioning institutions of Moran's work include the Walker Art Center, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Dia Art Foundation, the Whitney Museum of American Art, Harlem Stage and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Moran has a longstanding collaborative practice with his wife, singer and Broadway actor Alicia Hall Moran; as named artists in the 2012 Whitney Biennial, they together constructed BLEED, a five-day series of live music. BLEED explored the power of performance to cross barriers and challenge assumptions, and was widely hailed as groundbreaking in the music and performance realm.
Moran will have his first solo museum exhibition at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, in spring 2018.
Denis DiBlasio Interview by Monk Rowe - 5/1/2019 - Clinton, NY
Baritone saxophonist, flautist and educator Denis DiBlasio shares anecdotes about his time with Maynard Ferguson, opines on important habits for successful musicians, and offers advice for current jazz school graduates.
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