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...Each night Nauman aimed his digital infrared camera at one spot and recorded what took place for over 40 hours. The result is a projected image of a desk chair and desk in a green glow. Shadows loom large, silence sounds like a vacuum, and the smallest cracking noise sounds like an explosion. The green glow of the power strip starts pulsating and finally the waiting becomes too much and the discouraged viewer leaves. The work is frustrating and mesmeric.By far the best installation is Canadian duo Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller’s “Opera...
...spokeswoman Adrianne Marsh. By mid-August, McCaskill had campaigned in 47 of the state's 109 rural counties. Of course her opponent, Republican incumbent Jim Talent, is also running hard in rural areas. Which means that one of this year's biggest Senate races will be decided in the smallest places, like Fairdealing, Missouri, population...
...stay exciting all the way through, from the first freak-filled auditions to the finals.…invest plenty of time and a record amount of money in a new kind of hybrid voyeur-house drama/talent competition show only to have its first episode draw the second-smallest audience of any premiere of any show on a major network. Ever: ABC really messed up with “The One,” which was supposed to change reality TV as we know it. At least it puts in perspective your failure to do anything with your free time...
...exploring the interface between biology and nanotechnology. The new Kavli Institute for Bionano Science and Technology will support postdoctoral fellows as well as a lecture series in bionanoscience, a relatively young but rapidly expanding field that examines life on the nano-scale. “Understanding life at the smallest levels could offer dramatic changes in both basic biology and, on a more mundane level, transform a trip to the doctor’s office,” according to the original planning documents for the institute. “The intersections among biology and engineering represent some...
...point where I couldn’t walk and I had to be hospitalized for a few days,” he said. Even teammates who were not infected felt the effects of the disease, as the training staff adjusted to try to curb the outbreak. The smallest abrasions were diligently bandaged and taped, and some post-practice therapies were proscribed, according to John J. Brady ’10. “We were not allowed to use the whirlpools,” Brady, a lineman said. “No icepacks, no whirlpools.” Whirlpools...