#w magazine january 2006 gallery

[theolsentimes]

W Magazine, January 2006

Mary-Kate Olsen Is Ready for a Fresh Start, After a Very Public Breakup and Dropping Out of College by Marshall Heyman (December 31, 2005) 📸 Ph: David Sims

...the move back to Los Angeles has improved both her health and her self-esteem. “Now I can walk outside in the morning and have a cup of coffee and actually breathe, and, you know, every once in a while I just need to take a break, you know?” Olsen says. Her conversation, like that of so many other girls her age, is peppered with “like,” “kind of” and “you know,” and her declarative sentences are often phrased as questions. (“I don’t actually look at a lot of fashion magazines?” she says at one point, when asked what inspires her style.) “You know, [college] is easier for my sister and that’s great, you know? I’m happy that I kind of realized that, okay, I just need to take care of myself right now,” she says. “I need to be able to go to yoga and work out and just read scripts and go on auditions, because that’s what makes me happy. You know? Like, papers don’t really make me happy.”

[doomandgloomfromthetomb]

Doom & Gloom 2022: The Year In Bootlegs

So many bootlegs! If you need to get caught up, here's a handy list of these Doom & Gloom exclusives. Some of the old standbys, some new faces. Thanks to all the tapers out there, you are the real heroes.

What will 2023 bring?! I don't know, but I'll still be here. Oh and hey, have you signed up for the Doom & Gloom Substack yet? It's a good time.

#SummerOfPavement

John Fahey - Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, California, July 14, 1976

Through Hills and Valleys, Over Creeks and Rivers: Crazy Horse’s Deep Cut Epics, 1984-2013

Public Image Limited - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, April 4, 1983

Low - Johnny Brenda’s, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, February 1, 2016

The Velvet Underground - Music Hall, Cleveland, December 1, 1968

Sonic Youth - Cat’s Cradle, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, November 14, 1982

Lou Reed - Mile End Sundown, London, United Kingdom, November 1, 1972

Richard Thompson - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, October 16, 1994

John Cale - Lady Mitchell Hall, Cambridge, England, May 13, 1975

Elkhorn - Volume 2 at Never Ending Books, New Haven, Connecticut, September 12, 2022

Lou Reed - Shibuya Kokaido, Tokyo, Japan, October 26, 2000

Lou Reed - Palace Theater, New Haven, Connecticut, March 7, 1996

Lou Reed - The Bottom Line, New York City, February 25, 1983

Neil Young & The Transband - Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, West Germany, October 11, 1982

The Necks - Bimhuis, Amsterdam, Netherlands, September 26, 1998

R.E.M. - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, April 14, 1982 / October 6, 1982 / July 17, 1983

jaimie branch’s FLY or DIE - Boot and Saddle, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 18, 2016

John Cale - Oxford Ale House, New Haven, Connecticut, June 20, 1979

Silver Jews - 40 Watt Club, Athens, Georgia, March 10, 2006

Air with Amiri Baraka - WDR Studio, Köln, Germany, March 20, 1982

King Sunny Adé - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, February 7, 1983

Patti Smith w/ Lou Reed - Central Park, New York City, June 27, 1977

John Fahey - Unknown Venue, Santa Barbara, California, January 1968

Neil Young - Acoustic H.O.R.D.E.

The Willies - The Peanut Gallery, Haledon, New Jersey, April 24, 1983

The Slits - Dingwalls, London, United Kingdom, May 13, 1977

Neil Young with Poncho and the MG’s - Rock Am Ring Festival, Nürburgring, Germany, May 18, 2002

Neil Young with Booker T. & the MGs - Warfield Theater, San Francisco, California, June 9, 1993

Lou Reed - Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm, Pilton, England, June 27, 1992

The Feelies - World Cafe Live, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 19, 2022

Robyn Hitchcock - Robyn Sings Again

Wilco - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, September 16, 2000

The Feelies - The Grotto, New Haven, Connecticut, August 30, 1986 / Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, May 11, 1991

Sonic Youth - This Ain’t No Picnic Festival, Oak Canyon Ranch, Irvine, California, July 4, 1999

Lou Reed - ZigZag Magazine, Conversation with John Tobler, December 1971

Television - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, December 1, 1992

Tom Verlaine - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, October 10, 1981 / May 26, 1982

Jerry Jeff Walker & David Bromberg - WBAI-FM, New York City, 1969

The Replacements - 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis, Minnesota, September 5, 1981

Lou Reed - The Robinson Apartment, New York City, March 1971

[eregyrn-falls]

Okay, excellent addition! And yeah, there's the Idris Elba portrait I was referring to. I do actually quite like the guy's other works!

And, I don't think you're *wrong* that the "raw meat" treatment may have been a personal comment on Yeo's part.

But I wanted to kind of point out: I'm not sure that "warmonger" really goes with "Sgt. George Pattinson"? Pattinson was a survivor of D-Day. He was an enlisted man, not an officer calling the shots. And I don't think we generally regard the men who invaded Normandy to fight the Nazis as warmongers -- although "blood-stained", absolutely.

Mr Pattinson, Sergeant with 9th Battalion The Parachute Regiment, was to land within the perimeter of the Merville Battery, but, due to a faulty glider, he landed in Hampshire. By the evening of D-Day his platoon had managed to land in Normandy and he re-joined his unit. (source)

Now, what's a little bit interesting is that Yeo painted Pattinson's portrait at the commission of Prince Charles.

Portraits of three Taxi Charity veterans are on display at The Queen's Gallery as part of an exhibition entitled The Last Of The Tide. This exhibition showcases 12 portraits of veterans of D-Day, inspired and commissioned by HRH The Prince of Wales following his attendance at the 70th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy last year. The portraits pay tribute to some of the extraordinary men that played a role in the Allied invasion of Normandy on 6 June 1944. The 12 veterans are shown wearing their medals and in some instances their regimental berets. All of them served in regiments with which The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall have a formal affiliation. The portraits have been created by twelve different artists. (From June, 2015. Source.)

But, you're right that Yeo has made some *extremely pointed* political statements with his art in the past.

In 2007, his unauthorised portrait of American President George W. Bush, created from cuttings of pornographic magazines and was shown in London, New York and Los Angeles brought him worldwide notoriety.

This is a quote from Yeo's Wikipedia page, which I recommend reading, because it's fascinating.

Both before and after doing the Bush portrait, Yeo received a lot of commissions to do political figures. Queen Elizabeth commissioned him to do a sketch portrait of David Attenborough (it's a very straightforward, light pencil portrait), and Yeo was also commissioned to do a portrait of Prince Philip in 2006 -- so the royals commissioning him goes back a long way. He also did a portrait of Camilla in 2014. Both the Philip and Camilla portraits are straightforward, and even subdued, rather than dramatic.

Here's an article from January 2024 about him as a portrait artist in demand in the UK. It has examples of several portraits discussed here, including the Camilla portrait.

I'm not reporting any of this to refute the idea that his choices with the color and texture of Charles's portrait might be pointedly critical! He's clearly very capable of producing work like that. (And I still can't get over the way that portrait hits me, and clearly has hit a LOT of people.)

I just started on this reply to push back a little on the idea that his feelings regarding Charles as king would be necessarily the same as his feelings towards a veteran of D-Day. But who knows! Maybe he would make no distinction between "figurehead of a blood-soaked empire" and "ordinary man who fought the Nazis".

Without more commentary from the artist, it's difficult to read the tea leaves on his true thoughts. There's a quote from him in the article linked above, talking about how sitting for a portrait can sometimes lead to people opening up to him, and he says: "“I’ve never done a book telling everyone’s secrets — which has been suggested a few times. I think if I did that, if I started telling people what everyone said, then people would stop coming.”

So this is a man who is being paid really substantial piles of money to paint the portraits of a lot of very famous and very rich people, and he's been doing that for around two decades. He's clearly aware that he has to act, and talk, in certain ways in order to protect his own career.

This just makes the whole thing even more fascinating to me. The observations of the possible symbolic meanings behind the... arresting visuals of his Charles portrait are out there now. It feels almost impossible to view this thing and not have a reaction to it, and I'm very sure that we on Tumblr are far from the only people suggesting a critique underlying the choices in it.

But it's become clear that this is far from a case of Charles hiring "some guy" and not really knowing what he'd get. Instead, he hired a guy with a two-decade track record of painting public figures (sometimes in controversial ways), a guy who Charles and his family have hired before multiple times. There's a sense in which they must have known what they were going to get. Surely?

“Obviously, the classical job of portraiture was to recall what someone looked like. There was no other way of knowing. Therefore, if you could incentivise the artist to make you look better, then that’s what people would assume you looked like. As soon as photography came around, that wasn’t the case. So yes, you might try to get people on a good day rather than a bad day but if you lie about someone, that’s going to make both artist and subject look ridiculous.” What people really mind, Yeo says, is age. “There have been plenty of times where I’ve been worried that I’ve made someone look overbearing or cold and it’s never been an issue. The only thing that ever bothers people is if they think I’ve made them look too old. You can make someone look as unpleasant as you like, but if you make them look five years younger, then that’s OK.” He tries not to let people peek until the portrait is finished. Their reaction can influence — even unconsciously — the way he works and the subject may find themselves trying to look more serious or more cheerful, or start feeling self-conscious or self-critical.

(From the same article.)

So the more I look into this, the less I feel I understand.

It's been reported elsewhere that when Charles's portrait was unveiled, Camilla said "Yes, you've got him." But, going back to Yeo's comments above about, you can make people look unpleasant, but not old.... hmm. Because to me, Charles looks a bit of both.

Publicly, though, at least, everyone involved seems happy with it. I'll end with a link to an article that has a lot more commentary from Yeo about what he says he was thinking and intending, but which also reports the mixed reactions to the piece. Given his awareness of the line he has to walk in order to keep being commissioned by people like this, though, I wouldn't go so far as to say that his statements completely refute the possibility of the portrait as some kind of commentary.

i cant get over the king charles portrait. they made that thing to age in his place. that painting hangs in the house of a too-friendly family you find in the post apocalyptic wasteland who inexplicably has a ready supply of fresh meat. if mario jumped into that painting he wouldn't find a charming platformer he would be flayed and hanged like a medieval criminal by an unseeable force in a droning red void. that painting is a color blindness test for people who work in IT but believe in the divine right of kings. that painting is going to weep the sequel to blood. after he dies charles is gonna crawl outta that thing like sadako.

[cooperhewitt]

Remembering Wendell Castle

Celebrated American designer, craftsman, and educator Wendell Castle (1932-2018), who has been called the “father of the art furniture movement,” passed away on January 20 at age 85. Blending the sculptural and functional throughout his six-decade career, Castle created bold, organic, sometimes whimsical furniture forms in wood, plastic, metal and concrete, tirelessly exploring materials and crafting techniques that included stack-laminating wood, hand carving, casting, and lately, programming a computer-controlled CNC milling robot to sculpt his designs. A long-time faculty member of the Rochester Institute of Technology, Castle received many accolades, including the Leadership Medal in 2015 from the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery in Washington, D.C.; the Smithsonian’s Visionary Award in 2014; and the Eastman Medal from the University of Rochester in 2013. There are five Wendell Castle works, including design drawings, in Cooper Hewitt’s permanent collection and Castle’s designs are in the collections of museums around the world.

Castle’s Triad Chair was the subject of an  Object of the Day entry in 2016 and is reprinted here in memory of this inquisitive and innovative designer.

Triad Chair, 2006; Designed by Wendell Castle (American,1932-2018); USA; gilt fiberglass; H x W x D: 94 x 91.4 x 86.4 cm (37 x 36 x 34 in.); Gift of Wendell Castle, Courtesy of Barry Friedman, Ltd.; 2008-27-1

Is it possible for a chair to be organic, imaginative, and even a little bit sexy? Perhaps, if it is one of the works by American designer Wendell Castle. Castle’s Triad chair is a piece composed of curvilinear sweeps of gilt fiberglass that make a strangely inviting seat. At the risk of pushing the pun too far, it seems that the Triad chair is a gold-medal example of the major aesthetic principles and ideas that inform Castle’s work. This defining style is, above all, one that embraces biomorphic, expressive, organic forms and eschews any semblance of the square. These principles are evident throughout Castle’s design process, as seen in his sketches for the chair.

Drawing, Design for “Triad” Chair, 2007; Designed by Wendell Castle (American, 1932-2018); Marking pen on paper; Gift of Friedman Benda and Wendell Castle, 2013-34-1.

An individual standing in front of the Triad chair might be confused as to whether he or she should simply admire the chair or take a seat. On one hand, the chair is sculptural; on the other, it recalls a functional wooden Adirondack chair. Indeed, Castle’s work challenges the traditional ways one might interact with both art and furniture. Art + Auction magazine wrote that he was “… the only major American designer practicing on the cusp of art and design.”[1] Regarding his own work, Castle proclaimed that he wanted his furniture to be “collected like art and appreciated like art,”[2] and throughout his career was influenced by designer Don Wallance’s ideas regarding the convergence of art and utility. The Triad chair certainly seems to teeter on this cusp.

However, viewers and sitters alike can appreciate the chair’s tongue-in-cheek wit and its nod to history, both international and personal. The gilt fiberglass recalls the fashionable and traditionally popular style of gilt wood furniture, often seen on Louis XV-style French upholstered armchairs. Castle updated the base material from wood to fiberglass, which wasn’t developed industrially until the 1930s. He also covered the entire chair in gilt, poking fun at the taste for extravagance that such ornamentation could reveal.

The Triad chair draws from Castle’s own history of work, as well. His interest in creating caricatures of traditional furniture was evident early in his career. This experimentation can be seen in the inventive installation of a table and chairs in graphic designer Douglas Baker’s dining room in 1966. Castle’s experiments in creating plastic furniture in the 70s, such as the Molar settee of 1969, reveal a harbinger’s predilection for the now-popular amorphous “blob” form that artists create using computer programs.

As a piece designed in the twenty-first century following a long and inventive career, perhaps we can understand the Triad chair to be a culmination of some of Castle’s most developed ideas. Or, if you’re unsure, you can take a seat and think it over.

This Object of the Day was written by Kaitlin Macholz , a 2016 Peter Krueger Intern in Cooper Hewitt’s Product Design and Decorative Arts Department. She has a BA in Art History from Williams College, Williamstown, MA.

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[biointernet]

Bioelectrography Publications

Bioelectrography Publications

GDV Bioelectrography Publications in English Books, Articles, Patents, Proceedings IUMAB Library Free Books Videos Gallery Publications Kirlian Photography Publications UPD 2019 Bioelectrography Publications 2008-2018 UPD 2018 Bioelectrography Publications 2016-2017 Books 1. Konikiewicz L.W., Griff L.C. Bioelectrography – A new method for detecting cancer and body physiology. Harrisburg: Leonard Associates Press, 1982. 240 p. 2. Mandel P. Energy Emission Analysis; New Application of Kirlian Photography for Holistic Medicine. Synthesis Publishing Co., Germany. 1986. 3. Korotkov K. Light After Life. Backbone publishing, NY. 1998. 190 p. 4. ISBN 0-9644311-5-7. 5. Korotkov K. Aura and Consciousness – New Stage of Scientific Understanding. St.Petersburg, Russian Ministry of Culture. 1998. 270 p. ISBN 5-8334-0330-8. 6. Sanches Fernando. Aura y Ciencia. Mandala Ediciones. Madrid. 2000. 7. Kononenko I. Machine learning for medical diagnosis: history, state of the art and perspective. Artificial Intelligence in Medicine. 2001, 23, 89. 8. Measuring the Human Energy Field: State of the Science. Ed. R.A. Chez. National Institute of Health, Samueli Institute, Maryland, 2002. 9. Korotkov K. Human Energy Field: study with GDV bioelectrography. Backbone publishing, NY. 2002. 360 p. ISBN 096443119X. 10. Musiol M-J. Corps de Lumiere. Bodies of Light. Axe Neo-7 Art. 2003. ISBN 2-922794-03-2 11. Measuring Energy Fields: State of the Art. GDV Bioelectrography series. Vol. I. Korotkov K. (Ed.). Backbone Publishing Co. Fair Lawn, USA, 2004. 270 p. ISBN 097420191X 12. Korotkov K. Spiral Traverse. St. Petersburg, 2006. 13. Korotkov K. Champs D’Energie Humaine. Resurgence Collection. Belgique. 2005 14. Korotkov K., Carlos Mejia Osorio. La Bioelectrografia. Baranquilla. Colombia. 2005. 15. Korotkov. K. Geheimnisse des lebendigen Leuchtens. Herstellung Leipzig, Germany, 2006, 142 p. 16. Korotkov K.G. Les Principles De L’Analyse GDV. Marco Pietteur, Editeur, Belgue, 2009 17. ENERGY FIELDS ELECTROPHOTONIC ANALYSIS, 2011 18. The Energy of Consciousness, 2012 19. Science Confirms Reconnective Healing, 2012 more: IUMAB Bioelectrography Publications Forum

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Articles 1. Boyers D.G. Tiller W.A. Corona Discharge Photography. J of Applied Physics, 1973, 44, 3102-3112. 2. Pehek J.O., Kyler K.J., and Faust D.L. Image modulation in Corona Discharge Photography. Science 1976, 194, 263-270. 3. Opalinski J. Kirlian-type images and the transport of thin-film materials in high-voltage corona discharge. J. of Applied Physics 1979, 50, 498-504. Tiller W. On the evolution of Electrodermal Diagnostic Instruments. The Journal of Advancement in Medicine 1:41-72, 1988. 1998 4. Kolmakow S., Hanninen O., Korotkov K., Kuhmonen P. Gas discharge visualization system applied to the study of non-living biological objects // J. Pathophysiology. 1998. 5. 55. Skarja M., Berden M., and Jerman I. Influence of ionic composition of water on the corona discharge around water drops. J. of Applied Physics. 1998, 84, 2436. 1999 5. Howell Caroline J. The therapeutic effect of tai chi in the healing process of HIV. International J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. Nov 1999, pp. 16-20. 6. Shaduri M.I., Chichinadze G.K. Application of bioenergography in Medicine. Georgian Engineering News. 1999, 2, 109-112. 2000 7. Bundzen P., Zagrantsev V., Korotkov K., Leisner P., Unestahl L.-E. Comprehensive Bioelectrographic Analysis of Mechanisms of the Altered State of Consciousness. Human Physiology, 2000, 26, 5, 558-566. 8. Dobson Paul and O’Keffe Elena. Investigations into Stress and it’s Management using the Gas Discharge Visualisation Technique. International J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. June 2000. 2001 9. Korotkov K., Korotkin D. Concentration dependence of gas discharge around drops of inorganic electrolytes. J of Applied Physics, 2001, 89, 9, 4732-4737. 10. Russo M. Russo M, Choudhri AF, Whitworth G, Weinberg AD, Bickel W, and Oz MC. Quantitative analysis of reproducible changes in high-voltage electrophotography. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine 2001, 7, 6, 617-629. 2002 11. Bundzen P., Korotkov K., Nazarov I., Rogozkin V. Psychophysical and Genetic Determination of Quantum-Field Level of the Organism Functioning. Frontier Perspectives, 2002, 11, 2, 8-14. 12. Bundzen P., Korotkov K., Unestahl L.-E. Altered States of Consciousness: Review of Experimental Data Obtained with a Multiple Techniques Approach. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2002, 8 (2), 153-167. Korotkov K. Human Energy Field: study with GDV bioelectrography. Backbone publishing, NY. 2002. 360 p. ISBN 096443119X. 2003 13. Bell I., Lewis D.A., Brooks A.J., Lewis S.E., Schwartz G.E. Gas Discharge Visualisation Evaluation of Ultramolecular Doses of Homeopathic Medicines Under Blinded, Controlled Conditions. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2003, 9, 1: 25-37 14. Korotkov K. Where Do We Go? Frontier Perspectives. 2003, 12, 3, 30-37. 15. Vepkhvadze R., Gagua R., Korotkov K. et. GDV in monitoring of lung cancer patient condition during surgical treatment//Georgian oncology. Tbilisi. 2003. № 1(4). p. 60. 2004 16. Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Borisova M., Hayes M., Matravers P., Momoh K.S., Peterson P., Shiozawa K., and Vainshelboim A. The Research of the Time Dynamics of the Gas Discharge Around Drops of Liquids. J of Applied Physics. 2004, v. 95, N 7, pp. 3334-3338. 17. Korotkov K., Williams B., Wisneski L. Biophysical Energy Transfer Mechanisms in Living Systems: The Basis of Life Processes. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2004, 10, 1, 49-57. 18. Krizhanovsky E, Lim Kwong Choong, Influence of Subtle Energetic Change in Water on the Human Energy State, Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine Journal, 2004, Vol. 15 (2) 19. Korotkov K. Experimental Study of Consciousness Mechanisms with the GDV Bioelectrography. In: Science of Whole Person Healing. Volume 2. Rustum Roy (Ed.). New York, Lincoln, Shanghai. 2004. pp. 152-184. 20. Owens J, Van De Castle R: Gas discharge visualization (GDV) technique; in Korotkov K (ed): Measuring Energy Fields State of the Science. Fair Lawn, NJ, Backbone, 2004, pp 11–22. 21. Rubik B: Scientific analysis of the human aura. In Korotkov K (ed): Measuring Energy Fields State of the Science. Fair Lawn, NJ, Backbone, 2004, pp 157–170. 22. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Aveda advertisement – Tourmaline Charged Radiance Fluid Jane Magazine. August 2004. pp. 24-25 23. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Aveda GDV Research Measures Raw Material Energies “The Rose Sheet” Toiletries, Fragrances, and Skin Care. Vol. 25, No. 16. April 19, 2004. pp. 4 24. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. New Approaches to Testing Natural Fragrances and Flavors. Happi Magazine. January 2005. 2005 25. Bundzen P. V., Korotkov K. G., Korotkova A. K., Mukhin V. A., and Priyatkin N. S. Psychophysiological Correlates of Athletic Success in Athletes Training for the Olympics Human Physiology, Vol. 31, No. 3, 2005, pp. 316–323. Translated from Fiziologiya Cheloveka, Vol. 31, No. 3, 2005, pp. 84–92. 26. Korotkov K., Bundzen P., Bronnikov V., Lognikova L. Bioelectrographic Correlates of the Direct Vision Phenomenon. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine . V 11, N 5, 2005, pp. 885–893 27. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Bioelectrographic Testing of Mineral Samples: A Comparison of Techniques. J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. 2005: Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 299-304. 28. Rubik B., Brooks A. Digital High-Voltage Electrophotographic Measures of the Fingertips of Subjects Pre and Post-Qigong. Evidence Based Integrative Medicine. 2 (4), 245-242, 2005. 29. Hacker GW, Pawlak E, Pauser G, Tichy G, Jell H, Posch G, Kraibacher G, Aigner A, Hutter J: Biomedical evidence of influence of geopathic zones on the human body: scientifically traceable effects and ways of harmonization. Forsch Komplementärmed Klass Naturheilkd 12: 315-327, 2005. 30. Cowan M. and Nunley B. The Effects of Crystal Bowl Toning on the Chakras as Measured by the Gas Discharge Visualization Technique (GDV) and Scores on the Profile of Mood States Scale. Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine. V.16, N 2, pp 37-40, 2005. 31. Gibson s., Williams B. The effect of music and focused meditation on the human energy field as measured by the gas discharge visualization (GDV) technique and profile of mood states. Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine. V.16, N 2, pp 57-60, 2005. 32. Haydon B, Nunley B. A GDV Comparison of Human Energy Fields Before and After Stimulation of Sheay’s Rings of Fire, Earth, Water, Air, Crystal. Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine. V.16, N 2, pp 69-72, 2005. 33. Dobson, P & O’Keeffe, E. The Efficacy of the Gas Discharge Visualization technique as a Measure of Physical and Mental Health. Proceedings of the Eighteenth IEEE Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems, Dublin, Ireland, June.2005 2007 34. Ciesielska I.L., Masajtis J. The influence of textiles on corona discharge created around a human fingertip. Fibers & Textiles in Eastern Europe. 2007, v. 15, N. 5 – 6, pp 64 – 65. 2008 35. Ciesielska I.L., Masajtis J. The preliminary studies of influence of garments on human beings' corona discharge. International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology. 2008. 20. N 5. pp 299 – 316 2009 36. Polushin J, Levshankov A, Shirokov D, Korotkov K. Monitoring Energy Levels during treatment with GDV Technique. J of Science of Healing Outcome.. 2:5. 5-15, 2009. 37. Korotkov K, Orlov D, Madappa K. New Approach for Remote Detection of Human Emotions. Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine • V 19, N 3, pp 1- 15, 2009. 38. Bigler C , Levite D, van der Meer M, Kaufmann M und Weibe FP. Rotwein unter Hochspannung: Mehrjährige Qualitäts-Untersuchung mit Gas-Discharge-Visualisation (GDV). 10. Wissenschaftstagung Ökologischer Landbau. Beitrag archiviert unter http://orgprints.org/view/projects/int_conf_2009_wita.html 39. Rgeusskaja G.V., Listopadov U.I. Medical Technology of Electrophotonics – Gas Discharge Visualization - in Evaluation of Cognitive Functions. J of Science of Healing Outcome. V.2, N 5, pp.15-17, 2009. 40. Ciesielska I.L. Images of corona discharges as a source of information about the influence of textiles on humans. Autex research journal, 2009, vol. 9, no1, 36-41 2010 41. Korotkov K.G., Matravers P, Orlov D.V., Williams B.O. Application of Electrophoton Capture (EPC) Analysis Based on Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV) Technique in Medicine: A Systematic Review. The J of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. January 2010, 16(1): 13-25. 42. Kostyuk N, Meghanathan N, Isokpehi R.D., Bell T, Rajnarayanan R, Mahecha1 O, Cohly H., Biometric Evaluation of Anxiety in Learning English as a Second Language. International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security, V.10 No.1, pp 220-229, 2010 43. Korotkov K, Orlov D. Analysis of Stimulated Electrophotonic Glow of Liquids. www.WaterJournal.org V 2, 44. Szadkowska I. , Masajtis J., Gosh J.H. Images of corona discharges in patients with cardiovascular diseases as a preliminary analysis for research of the influence of textiles on images of corona discharges in textiles' users. Autex research journal, 2010. v l. 10, n 1, pp 26-30. 45. Ciesielska I.L. The precursory analysis of the influence of garments on corona discharge created around a human fingertip. Textile research journal, 2010; v. 80: pp. 216 - 225. 46. Augner Chr., Hacker G.W., Schwarzenbacher S., Pauser G.: Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV): Eine auf physikalischen Methoden und Meridiananalysen basierende Technik zur Untersuchung von Stressreaktionen und energetischen Schwachstellen – Zwischenbericht laufender Forschung. (Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV): A Technique Based on Physical Methods and Meridian Analyses to Detect Stress Reactions and Energetic Weaknesses – Report of Ongoing Research.) Dt. Ztschr. f. Akup. (DZA) – German Journal of Acupuncture & Related Techniques 53, 14-20 (2010). 47. Korotkov K., Levichev A. The 3-fold Way and Consciousness Studies, http://www.chronos.msu.ru/EREPORTS/korotkov_3-fold.pdf 48. Korotkov K., De Vito D., Arem K., Madappa K., Williams B., Wisneski L. Healing Experiments Assessed with Electrophotonic Camera. Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine • V 20, N 3, pp 1- 15, 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 1. Korotkov Konstantin et al. Measurements with Sputnik during the sun eclipse in USA. 08-2017. 2. Kelmerson Henri Buck, et al. Use of Electrobiographic Photo on Comparison Among Breast Cancer, Healthy Sedentary, and Healthy Runners Women // Center for Advanced Research in Quality of Life (CPAQV), Vol. 8, No. 2, 2016 3. Shiva Kumar K. et al. Electro-Photonic Imaging for detecting an intervention (meditation) // International Journal of Current Medical And Pharmaceutical Research, Research Vol. 2, 2016, pp.214-218. 4. Korotkov Konstantin. Recent Advances in Electrophotonic Image Processing // Recent Patents and Topics on Imaging (Discontinued), 5(2): 119-123. 5. Korotkov K. Science of Measuring Energy Fields. A Revolutionary Technique to Visualize Energy Fields of Humans and Nature. In: Bioelectromagnetic and Subtle Energy Medicine. Paul Rosh (ed). CRC Press, London, New York, 2015, pp 111-121. 6. Aleksandrova EV., Kovelkova TN. , Strychkov P V., Yakovleva E G. ,
 Korotkov K G.. Electrophotonic Analysis of Arterial Hypertension. J of Science of Healing Outcome. V.7, N 28, pp 4-12. 7. Yakovleva E. G., Buntseva O. A., Belonosov S.S., Fedorov E.D., Korotkov K., and Zarubina T. V.. Identifying Patients with Colon Neoplasias with Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine. 2015, 21(11): 720-724. doi:10.1089/acm.2014.0168. 8. D. Muehsam; G. Chevalier; T. Barsotti; B.T. Gurfein. An overview of biofield devices. // Global Adv Health Med. 2015; 4(suppl):42-51. DOI: 10.7453/gahmj.2015.022.suppl 9. Patent US 9,075,093 B2 Date 07/07/2015 Device for measuring electromagnetic field intensity. Korotkov K.G. 10. The Energy of Space, second edition. The Biointernet Series. Book by Dr. Konstantin Korotkov. 11. The Energy of Health. Book by Dr. Konstantin Korotkov. The Biointernet Series. 12. The Emerging Science of Water. Vladimir Voeikov and Konstantin Korotkov 2018

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IUMAB Library Free Books Videos Gallery Publications Kirlian Photography Publications GDV/EPI papers on medicine and psychophysiology published in 2008-2018 In 2010 we published review of papers on application of GDV/EPI technology in medicine and psychophysiology published before 2007 . Herewith we present list of papers published in 2008-2018. Full text: GDV/EPI papers on medicine and psychophysiology published in 2008-2018 Patents Patent US 7,595,868 B2 Date Sep. 29, 2009 Method for Determining Hair Conditions. Korotkov KG Patent US 7,869,636 B2 Date Jan 11, 2011 Method for Determining the Anxiety level of a human being. Dr. Korotkov patents, Biolectrography Patents

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Proceedings in English 1999 Kolmakow S., Hanninen O., Korotkov K., Bundzen P. Gas Discharge Visu¬alisation and Spectrometry in Detection of Field Effect // Mechanism of Adaptive Behaviour : - Abstracts of Int. Sympos. St. Petersburg, 1999. 39-40. 2000 Bevk M, Kononenko I, Zrimek T. Relation between energetic diagnoses and GDV images. In Proc New Science of Consciousness Conference,. Ljublana, October 2000, pp. 54-58. Bundzen P., Korotkov K., Massanova F., Kornysheva A. Diagnostics of Skilled Athletes PsychoPhysical Fitness by the Method of Gaz Discharge Visualisation Proceedings 5th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science. – Jyväskylä, Finland, 2000. – P. 186. Bundzen, P.V. and Korotokov, K.G. Health evaluation based on GDV parameters. In Proc International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography, St. Petersburg, Russia, 2000, pp 5-7. Kolmakov S. and Hanninen O. Fingertip Gas Discharge pattern in electro-magnetic field reflect Mental Activity, Finish Psysiological Society, Joensuu, 27, 2000. Sanches Fernando. Aura y Ciencia. Mandala Ediciones. Madrid. 2000. 2001 Rein G., Giacomoni P., Cioca G., Gubernick J., Vainshelboim A., Matravers P., Korotkov K. Characterization Of The Energetic Properties Of Gems Using The Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. Proceedings of the International Congress “Science, Information, Spirit”, St. Petersburg, 2001. P.48. 2002 Bundzen P., Korotkov K. New computer technology for evaluating the psycho-physical fitness of athletes. Physical Education and Sport. Warszawa, 2002, 46 (1), 392-393. Gibson S. The effect of music and focused meditation on the human energy field as measured by the gas discharge visualisation (GDV) technique and profile of mood states. Thesis of a dissertation submitted to the faculty of HOLOS university graduate seminary. April 2002. Roberts N-R. Parallel investigation of the meridian stress assessment (msa-21) and the gas discharge visualization devices: can they measure the effects of acupuncture treatment on the body’s energy state? Thesis of a dissertation submitted to the faculty of HOLOS University Graduate Seminary. March 2002. Krizhanovsky E., Korotkov K., Borisova M., Matravers P., Vainshelboim A. Time dynamics of gas discharge around the drops of liquids// Proceedings of the International Congress “Science, Information, Spirit”, St. Petersburg, 2002. P.54-56. E. Krizhanovsky, K. Korotkov. Dynamics of Gas Discharge around drops of liquids and human fingers // 3rd European Interdesciplinary School on Nonlinear Dynamics for System and Signal Analysis “Euroattractor 2002”: book of abstracts. Warsaw, Poland, 2002. P.68 Bascom R, Buyantseva L, Zhegmin Q, Dolina M, Korotkov K: Gas discharge visualization (GDV)-bioelectrography. Description of GDV performance under workshop conditions and principles for consideration of GDV as a possible health status measure; in Francomano CA, Jonas WB, Chez RA (eds): Proceedings: Measuring the Human Energy Field. State of the Science. Corona del Mar, CA, Samueli Institute, 2002, pp 55–66. 2003 Giacomoni P., Hayes M., Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Matravers P., Momoh K.S., Shaath N. and Vainselboim A. Investigation of Essential Oils and Synthetic Fragrances using the Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Technique//World Perfume Congress. Seoul. Korea. 2003, p18. Giacomoni P., Hayes M., Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Matravers P., Momoh K.S., Peterson P., Shaath N., Vainselboim A. Study of cultural aspects of cosmetology using the dynamic gas discharge visualization technique// Proceedings of the International Congress “Science, Information, Spirit”, St. Petersburg, 2003. P.95. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Essential Oils and Synthetic Fragrances Using the Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Technique IFSCC Conference 2003; Seoul, Korea. Proceeding Book Part 1. pp. 431-43. 2004 Ahmetely G., Boldireva U. et. al. Allergy etiology diagnostics using Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. Proceedings of St. Petersburg Military Medical Academy. St. Petersburg, 2004. Senkin V.V., Ushakov I.B., Bubeev U.A. Bioelectrographic criteria of overload tolerance of summer pilot team in centrifuge expert test // Proceedings of the conference «Neurobiotelekom» SPb, 2004, pp 69-70 Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Krizhanovsky E., Momoh K.S. Investigation of natural and synthetic flavors and fragrances using the dynamic gas discharge visualization technique. Proceedings of PITTCON Conference. Chicago 2004. p. 14900-900. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Intrinsic Energy of Odorant and Olfactory Responses Using Gas Discharge Visualization International Congress of Systematic Medicine. Caracas, Venezuela. January 21-22, 2005. pp. 236-238. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Natural and Synthetic Flavors and Fragrances Using the Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Technique. PITTCON Abstract 2004. CD-ROM. 14900-900. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Observing the Behavioral Response of Human Hair to a Specific External Stimulus Using Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization TRI/Princeton Conference on Applied Hair Science. Princeton, New Jersey. June 9-10, 2004. Book of Abstracts. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Observing the Behavioral Response of Human Hair to a Specific External Stimulus Using Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization Journal of Cosmetic Science. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Applied Hair Science. Full Manuscript. Princeton, New Jersey. June 9-10, 2004. pp. S91-S104. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Observing the Behavioral Response of Human Hair to a Specific External Stimulus using Dynamic Gas Discharge Visualization IFSCC 3rd Congress. Orlando, FL 2004. Abstract. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Aveda advertisement – Tourmaline Charged Radiance Fluid Jane Magazine. August 2004. pp. 24-25 Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Energetical Properties of Holistic Cosmetic Materials and Products PCITX Personal Care Ingredients & Technology Exposition. April 14, 2004. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Electric and Magnetic Field and Electron Channeling in Human Hair. IFSCC 23rd Congress. Florence, Italy September 2005. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. GDV Technology Applications for Cosmetic Sciences IEEE 18th Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS 2005). Dublin, Ireland. June 2005. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Investigation of Conscious and Subconscious Reactions to Essential Oil Blends ISOEN Olfaction and Electronic Nose 11th International Symposium. Barcelona, Spain. April 13-15, 2005. Poster presentation. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. The New Investigation of Specific Aqueous Systems Using Dynamic GDV-Graphy PITTCON. Orlando, FL. March 3, 2005. Abstract presentation. Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Korotkov K., Momoh K.S. Utilization of Powdered Gemstones in Oil-Based Formulations. IFSCC 23rd Congress. Florence, Italy September. 2005 Korotkov K. MONITORING ENERGY LEVELS DURING CAM TREATMENT WITH GDV TECHNIQUE. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. Pp 7-15 Krizhanovsky E.V., Korotkina S.A., Korotkov K.G. ROLE OF THE HUMAN CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE FORMATION OF THE GLOW OF THE SKIN IN HIGH INTENSITY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. 16-17 Korotkov K. EXPERIMENTS WITH “5TH ELEMENT” SENSOR IN VENEZUELA. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. 33-36 Korotkov K. WORLD WITHOUT BLINDNESS. Proceedings of IX International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2005. 38-42 2006 Vainshelboim A.L., Hayes M.T., Momoh K.S., Raatsi C. Price K. Korotkov. K. Investigation of essential oils and aroma ingredients using Dynamic GDV. 37th ISEO, Grasse, France, 2006, L-14. Korotkov K.G., Petrova E.N., Malyugin V.I., Kizevetter D.V., Vainshelboim A., Matravers P. TIME DYNAMICS OF HUMAN HAIR REACTION TO LASER ILLUMINATION AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD. Proceedings of X International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2006. 73-74 2007 Korotkov К., Korotkova A., Petrova E. Evaluation and analysis of the athletes inclined to using alcohol and drugs. Proceedings of the 12th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science. Jyvaskyla, Finland, 2007. Ciesielska I.L., Masajtis J. The influence of textiles on corona discharge created around a human fingertip. Fibers & Textiles in Eastern Europe. 2007, v. 15, N. 5 – 6, pp 64 – 65. Bigler C., Weibel F.P. Testing agricultural commodities with Gas-Discharge-Visualisation (GDV). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 93-96. Cowan M. The Effects of Crystal Bowl Toning on the Chakras as Measured by the Gas Discharge Visualization Technique (GDV). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 103-106. Dobson P., O’Keeffe E. Investigation into the GDV Technique and Personality. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 111-112. Džamić I., Kunosić J., Mlađenović M. Sensitivity of human energetic field to geopathogenic radiation and the efficiency of magnetic protection. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 97-98. Korotkov K. Scientific Analysis of the Energy Fields with Electro-Photonic Capture/Gas Discharge Visualization (EPC/GDV). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 10-11. Korotkov K. Water and liquids analysis with EPC. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 35-37. Korotkov K. General principles of electrophotonic analysis. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 87-92. Papuga P. Methodological difficulties in GDV evaluation in patients with hyperthyroidism. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 113-116. Saeidov W. Living water from Tunjice and its properties. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 38-39. Stošić A., Kononenko I., Porenta M. The influence of artificial beach on human coronas. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 99-102. Žulič A., Kononenko I., Šmarčan D. The influence of Situla A Detox on human coronas. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 107-110. Vrhovnik K., Jakovljević M., Tušak M. Effects of relaxation technique step-by-step on anxiety, depression, arterial blood pressure and heart rate on patients with cardiovascular disease. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “MEASURING ENERGY FIELDS”, Kamnik, Tunjice, 2007, pp. 131-134. 2008 1. Chalko T. Earthquake energy rise on earth. Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 2. Dornbierer E., Stoyer T., Bigler Ch., Pirchl G. GDV study about the interference suppression of veins in the community of vorderstoder (Austria) Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 3. Dulnev G.N., Strazhmejster I.B., Chashchin A.V. Estimation of informational influences of spiritual practice on the person by using of the system "Eniothron" Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 4. Dulnev G.N., Krashenjuk A.I. Informational medicine Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 5. Gaupp-Berghausen R. The water is mirror of qualitative information Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 6. Korotkov K., Petrova E., Zhai H., Chan H., Wolfram L.J., Maibach H., Matraverse P. Electro photonic analysis of human hair and influence of humidity Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 7. Korotkov K., Matravers P., Petrova E., Korotkova A., Shapin A. Correlation between objective and subjective reactions to smelling essential oils Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 8. Korotkov K., Matravers P., Mommoh K., Petrova E., Korotkova A., Shapin A. Influence of massage with essential oils to human energy Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 9. Korotkov K.G., Orlov D.V., Petrova E.N. Standardization of measurement process on «GDV compact» Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 10. Korotkov K.G., Matravers P., Pharm.D., Orlov D.V., Williams B.O. Application of electrophoton capture (EPC) analysis based on gas discharge visualization (GDV) technique in medicine: a systematic review Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 11. Korotkov K .effects of shamanic ceremony in Peru on GDV-grams Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 12. Korotkov K., Korotkova A. Study of the condition of matadors during the corrida Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 13. Kozik S.V. Study of empirical GDV parameters and data of psychodiagnostics Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 14. Krashenyuk A., Danilov A., Korotkov K. The monitoring in real time and an estimation of adequacy leeching treatments Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 15. Levichev А. An example of a singular action of scale transformations within the linear-fractional action of the conformal group on the non-compact group U(1,1) Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 16. Maibach H., Zhai H., Chan H.P., Wolfram L.J., Matraverse P., Korotkov K., Petrova E. Electro photonic analysis of hair and non hair fibers and investigation of different hair treatments Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 17. Semichina L.P. Perspectives of Development of Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products which do no disturb the Water Structure in Human Tissues Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 18. Smirnov I. MRET activated water and its successful application for prevention treatment and enhanced tumor resistance in animal oncology models Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 19. Steel R. The evolution of ideas over thirty years working with Kirlian photography Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 20. Taylor R. A preliminary study of the “life-energy” associated with orgonite, ormus and pyramids by means of a quantitative dowsing technique Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 21. Voeikov V.L. Water – the proto-organism Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 22. Yakovleva E.G., Struchkov P.V., Zarubina T.V., Kondratova E.U. Evaluation of GDV diagnostic potential for detection of patients with main arterial involvement on extracranial level and left ventricular hypertrophy Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 23. Kopyltsov A.V., Lukyanov G..N., Serov I.N. Semiconductor plate with the self-affin relief of surface in interaction with the electromagnetic radiation Proceedings of XII International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2008 2009 24. Cohly H., Kostyuk N., Isokpehi R., Rajnarayanan R.Bio-electrographic method for preventive health care. Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 25. Kostyuk N., Rajnarayanan R., Isokpehi R., Korotkov K., Howcroft S., Yeager M., Mann H., Cohly H. Bio-electrographic method in detecting heterogeneity and unique features in autism Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 26. Ewer T.QEEG in CFS and MCS - Rewiring Neural Pathways Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 27. Korotkov K.Complex approach to study of noosphere-ecology parameters Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 28. Korotkov K., Sorokin O.EPC/GDV measurements during sun eclips 01.08.2008 in Siberia Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 29. Korotkov K.Baikal water ceremony by Dr. Masaru Emoto 03 August 2008 Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 30. Korotkov K., Madappa K. EPC/GDV measurements during reconnection workshop in Los Angeles Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 31. Orlov D.V., Korotkov K.G., Velichko E.N. Methodology of measuring natural environmental objects using EPC/GDV method Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 32. Khannanov I., Korotkov K., Orlov D. Essay in Bioelectrography of Musical Effects nvironment Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 33. Velichko E.N., Sochevanov V.N., Brunov V.V., Tulyakova K.A. The results of GDV/EPA measurements with air antenna in “places of power” of Vologodskaya area Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 34. Velichko E.N., Sochevanov V.N., Brunov V.V. Influence of “places of power” of Vologodskaya area on human state Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 35. Pearl E., DeVito D. The new frequencies of healing Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 36. Rodina J.D., Ovcharenko S.V., Malojvan J.V. Psychological aspects of disabled sportsmen training and the usage of gas discharge visualization technique Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 37. Rabe L. Evaluation of training sessions for the EMF balancing technique using the GDV/EPI measurement technology Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 38. Levichev А. The simplest matrix realization of the oscillator group L and a possible mathematical model for Daniel Andreev’s “Multi-Planed Reality” Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 39. Rey L. Life and the living beyond space and time Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 40. Rey L. Glimpses on the transfer of information in homeopathic dilutions Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 41. Shishkanov S.F., Domrachev G.A., Vorobiev A.V., Volovik M.I. Nanotechnologies for investigation of water decomposition by GDV- and thermal-vision methods: heat effect of radical recombination and its applications in medicine Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 42. Voeikov V.L., Do Ming Ha, Mukhitova O.G., Vilenskaya N.D., Malishenko S.I., Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 43. Bogachuk A.S. Intrinsic sustained activity of bicarbonate aqueous solutions Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 44. Pollack G. Water, Energy and Surfaces: An Unexpectedly Profound Linkage Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009 45. Kolokolov V.A., Grigorovich V.K., Dzyba G.N., Grigorovich N.V. Evaluation of human organism reaction on nutrition and food product’s properties using the GDV method Proceedings of XIV International Scientific Congress on Bioelectrography “Science. Information. Spirit”, Saint-Petersburg, 2009

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BOOKS, PROCEEDINGS of congresses The book by Dr. Korotkov “Human Energy Field. Study with GDV Bioelectrography” has been translated into French by Jean-Marie Danze. Proceedings of the VIII International Congress “Science. Information. Spirit.” 2004. St. Petersburg. Russia. The edition is devoted to the VIII International Congress on Bioelectrography which took place 3-5, July, 2004 in St.-Petersburg. In this book, articles reflecting the basic directions of researches in the field of medical, applied bioelectrography and water study are collected. The materials submitted in the book predetermine availability of the further researches on improvement of the method GDV and its subsequent introduction into the international medical, sports and research practice. Measuring Energy Fields: State of the Science. Author: K. Korotkov Volume I in the GDV Bioelectrography series presents recent studies and applications of the Gas Discharge Visualisation (GDV) technique. Our previous books were created by a small group of associates. This volume presents a wide range of articles by authors from different countries. After seven years of development, the GDV techniques entered a new stage of “catalytic growth” with innovative methods emerging from various laboratory and clinical settings. Research by independent groups around the world demonstrates that the GDV technique provides methods for recording subtle dynamics in the energy fields of objects with various natures. GDV assessment methods are demonstrated to have a wide range of important applications in medicine, sports performance, materials testing, as well as analytic studies of human consciousness and spiritual healing. “Human Energy Field: study with GDV bioelectrography” Author: K. Korotkov This book is dedicated to the presentation of the scientific foundations and practical applications of the Gas Discharge Visualization (GDV) technique. This technique represents a revolutionary new method for the study of biological subjects, namely biological energy fields. This research extends scientific tradition, developed in Russia in the twentieth century. The Human Energy Field carries information on physical, mental and spiritual states of a human being, and the GDV Bioelectrography technique is the first method in the world which gives an opportunity to study this information. Utilizing the latest advances in technology, such as microelectronics, computer imaging, and data mining, scientists have been able to create an entirely new class of scientific instruments that allow the practitioner to view, measure and analyze biological subjects in a manner that has never been possible before. The GDV technique has been found to have numerous highly important applications in medicine, sports, consciousness studies, material testing and other areas, discussed in this book… Whether the reader is a physicist, poet or philosopher, this technique offers an entirely new understanding of the world in which we live. Each encounter simply confirms the wisdom contained in all the holy books of every religion. We are all one. We are all connected. We are the interrelation of Matter, Information and Spirit. Table of Contents Ch.1 Introduction on GDV technique. Part I. PRACTICE. Ch.2 BEO GDV Analysis (protocol, principles of recording and analyzing GDV-grams, BEO-grams, separation of psychological and physical energy fields, estimates of anxiety and stress, right-left correlations, measurements of the energetics of Chakras, measuring the influence of mental processes on human energy field, influence of individuals, effect of perspiration,, testing of medication and substances, GDV therapy. Ch.3 Dependence of GDV parameters on age (entropy of biological organisms, BEO-gram characteristics of ages, children and youths, adualts, and elderly, transition to the end of physical life, posthumous state. Ch.4 Examples of GDV analysis. Part II. APPLICATIONS. Ch.5 Medicine (results and prospects of GDV bioelectrography applications, bronchial asthma patients, health quality evaluations). Ch.6 Consciousness study (bioelectrography correlation with direct vision phenomenon, influence of consciousness on the processes in the material world). Ch.7 Sport (evaluation of the psycho-physical fitness of athletes based on GDV method). Ch.8 Testing Liquids (distilled water characteristics, time dynamics of gas discharge around liquid drops). Part III. SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS. Ch.9 Physical approach. Ch.10 Biophysical approach. Ch.11 Mind-body connections. Ch.12 Oriental philosophy and medical approach. Ch.13 Entropy-synrgetic approach. Ch.14 Fields of biological subjects. Ch.15 Essay on consciousness. Part IV. TECHNIQUES. Ch.16 Studies of GDV parameters of various materials (water, homeopathic solutions information-coded medicines, blood, urine, other biological liquids, plants, foods, minerals and precious stones). Ch.17 Stability and reproducibility of GDV-graphy data. Ch.18 GDV camera design. Ch.19 GDV software. Ch.20 “Quantum-Health” system of health analysis. “Aura and Consciousness: New stage of scientific understanding” Author: K. Korotkov What is Aura from modern point of view and how it may be studied and measured? How we can measure consciousness influence to the physical world? How GDV technique is related to Kirlian photography? All these topics and a lot of others are discussed in this book. Mainly it is dedicated to results of GDV technique basics and practical applications – the technique has drawn strength both from quantitative processing and the new scientific understandings of subtle dimensions. GDV technique benefits both from the beauty of colorful star-like pictures and from the accuracy of their statistical analysis.  

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Hyperallergic: The Politics of Adversity in Pope.L’s Flint Water Project

Installation view of “Flint Water” (2017), What Pipeline, Detroit (all images courtesy the artist and What Pipeline unless noted otherwise. © Pope.L)

DETROIT — Conceived by Pope.L as “an art installation, a performance, and an intervention,” Flint Water Project at Detroit’s artist-run gallery What Pipeline expands on the Chicago-based artist’s social practice, using art to raise awareness of the crisis in Flint, Michigan, which resulted in lead poisoning, Legionnaire’s disease, and deaths from Flint’s contaminated water supply, and to raise money for the citizens of Flint.

The crisis began in April of 2014 when Flint, under a state-appointed emergency manager, changed its water supply from Lake Huron to the Flint River to save money. In what began with a ceremonial “closing of the valve” after 50 years of water routed from Detroit’s treatment plant, and assurances from a representative of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality that “Individuals shouldn’t notice any difference,” residents began complaining almost immediately about the smell and color of the water. By August 2014, E. coli and total coliform bacteria were detected in the water, and by the start of 2015 elevated lead levels were found.

“Flint Water” (2017), single unsigned bottle

In January 2016, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and President Obama declared a state of emergency in Genesee County. Every child under the age of six in Flint has been exposed to lead poisoning, thousands of residents have sustained long-term, irreversible damage to their health from the water, and the Legionnaire’s outbreak led to 12 deaths. Although city officials are now declaring the water safe, Flint residents received the same word three years ago, incorrectly, and many are still wary.

Flint Water Project, supported by the Knight Foundation as part of the Knight Arts Challenge and a Kickstarter campaign, came about when What Pipeline invited Pope.L to create a project in Detroit. The Kickstarter page states, “When Pope.L was asked by What Pipeline to do a commission for Detroit, he felt that whatever he did it should not re-victimize the city as had been done too often in the past. What if Detroit could be the hero and come to the rescue of another Midwest city in need?”

The project merges conceptual art with social practice, raising money for United Way of Genesee County and the nonprofit organization Hydrate Detroit by selling bottles of contaminated Flint water as an edition of 1,200 (signed and unsigned). The one-room gallery is transformed into a water-bottling facility and storefront: bottles of water sourced from the home of Flint resident Tiantha Williams and bearing “Flint Water (16 fl. oz. non-potable)” labels are displayed on single shelves, with more bottles in stacked cardboard boxes.

The walls, papered with images of the bottles, are lined with unframed photographs by Flint photographer Eric Dutro — including corroded pipes, a toddler with a Fiji brand water bottle, an advertisement for water-related lawsuits, and a graffiti-ed “nope” accompanying the slogan “Flint lives matter” — along with water-themed artworks selected by Pope.L from What Pipeline’s collection. There is also a copy of a letter from Flint Mayor Karen Weaver informing residents of the status of the city’s tap water (noting, at the time of sending, that unfiltered tap water remained unsafe to drink). Gallery associates filled bottles from a large tank filled with water from Williams’s house over the course of the exhibition.

Installation view of “Flint Water” (2017), What Pipeline, Detroit

While Pope.L’s practice belongs to a lineage of politically and socially engaged art that evokes the likes of Mierle Laderman Ukeles and Suzanne Lacy, his interventions have a level of ambiguity that raises questions along with awareness. His 2004-2006 project, The Black Factory, for instance, invited discussions of race, class, gender and democracy, while proceeds from its gift shop (stocked with donations from visitors that represented blackness to them) went to local organizations. Similarly, in Pull!, from 2013, teams of Cleveland residents pulled a truck through the city to inspire a city-wide conversation about labor.

As Sarah Rose Sharp noted in an article for Hyperallergic, Flint Water Project raises questions about art and commerce by repurposing potentially toxic water as art. It also politicizes the readymade, positing the bottles as symbols of gross negligence and misconduct on the part of city and state officials, and the dire consequences. While the gesture itself is admirable — and the funds raised are urgently needed — the bottles beg the question: Can symbols of adversity double as symbols of agency?

Symbols of privation can create the illusion of a powerless citizenry, something that Flint residents have been combating out of anger and necessity: When the state offered little to no resolution, locals distributed shipments of donated water (some from private corporations), organized protests, and lobbied Snyder’s administration and the EPA. While the role of Detroit as a hero to Flint strengthens the alliance between two beleaguered Michigan cities and empowers Detroit, it serves as a reminder that Detroit’s growth over the past decade does not extend to Flint and that both cities have too often been cast in the role of victim.

Pope.L auctions a bottle of Flint Water signed by the artist during the opening of “Flint Water,” September 7, 2017 at What Pipeline, Detroit

Both Detroit and Flint have long been targets of national media exploiting the area’s economic and social hardships. In 2009, Time magazine ran a cover story entitled “The Tragedy of Detroit” with a bird’s-eye view of dilapidated structures, and in 2013 the same magazine ran a Detroit cover story with the ominous headline “Is Your City Next?” Images of the city’s architectural ruins and abandoned homes are portrayed as emblematic of the city, and national pundits preyed on Detroit’s bankruptcy, brought on by corruption in the office of former Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick. (Several years ago, someone visiting Detroit told me she wanted to see the city “while it’s still around.”) Flint, too, has endured bankruptcy, job loss, violence and a diminishing population, down over the past 50 years from 200,000 to just below 100,000.

These issues have far-flung sociopolitical ramifications, but so too does the perception of adversity; the effects of both are evident in Trump’s victory (by 11,000 votes) in Michigan, traditionally a blue state, and exacerbated by the exploitation of citizens and resources by officials seeking financial solvency or personal gain. In Flint, with state-appointed officials making decisions that directly impacted residents’ health and lives, the general population was granted no initial participation, and, furthermore, no hint that they needed to speak out — or avoid the water supply.

Although Pope.L’s involvement and thoughtful approach to Flint Water Project are central to its success (with sales of the bottles picking up toward the end of the show’s run and continuing through What Pipeline and, potentially, other museums), the artist’s collaboration with locals from Flint, Detroit, and surrounding suburbs attests to the fortitude of Michigan citizens to help each other in times of crisis. While Dutro’s photographs, Williams’s tap water, and the efforts of What Pipeline co-owners Alivia Zivich and Daniel Sperry are prominent examples of such cooperation, less visible factors like Kickstarter contributions from Michigan residents and preliminary assistance from Sandra Jones at Greater Holy Temple Church in Flint have bolstered the project.

Pope.L’s attention to the crisis also speaks to a connection between Detroit, Flint, and Chicago, despite differences between the metropolitan areas  and vastly different national perceptions of the cities. The populist element of his social practice echoes the history of Flint — birthplace of the UAW and a national symbol of workers’ rights — while it defies the moneyed exclusivity of the art world. The price tag on the bottles ($20 unsigned; $250 signed) opens their availability beyond wealthy collectors. The tank, which cannot be reused due to possible contamination, is a prime artwork or artifact for a museum collection.

Installation view of “Flint Water” (2017), What Pipeline, Detroit (photo by the author for Hyperallergic)

State handling of the water contamination exposes the race and class dimensions of a purportedly politically neutral crisis: 56 percent of Flint’s population is black and over 40 percent is below the poverty level. Flint native Michael Moore has called the crisis a “hate crime based on this race hatred of this particular [Republican] party” and argued that such an issue in a predominantly white city would likely be remedied more promptly. Pope.L’s presence as a black conceptual artist is a stark contrast to those responsible for the crisis, many of whom (including Governor Snyder) are white Republicans; his examination of race relations and identity throughout the breadth of his practice adds an oblique commentary to the exhibition.

By insinuating questions into the often-didactic field of social practice, the exhibition sheds light on the multiple issues that can arise with crises and responses. Ultimately, the attention and aid provided by Flint Water Project are its more important accomplishments, but it’s time Michigan and the nation wipe out Flint’s and Detroit’s need for the word “need.”

Flint Water Project continues at What Pipeline (3525 W. Vernor Highway, Detroit, Michigan) through today. Flint Water bottles are available through December 31 from What Pipelibe. All proceeds to go United Way of Genesee County and Hydrate Detroit.

The post The Politics of Adversity in Pope.L’s Flint Water Project appeared first on Hyperallergic.

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January 31, 2017

Bird Rock Coffee Roasters, which currently has three thriving locations in San Diego, has been purchased by PT’s Coffee Roasting Co. of Topeka, Kansas, who will take over leadership of the company effective immediately. Recognized by Roast Magazine as Micro Roaster of the Year in 2012, a national once-in-a-lifetime award, Bird Rock Coffee Roasters has been at the forefront of putting premiere coffee on the map in San Diego since opening it’s original location on La Jolla Boulevard in Bird Rock over a decade ago in 2006. Owner Chuck Patton first started roasting in 2001 with a do-it-yourself home coffee roaster, a fateful gift from his wife Elke.

BRCR Founder Chuck Patton

“We are thrilled to partner with PT’s Coffee Roasting Co., it will give us the opportunity to expand the Bird Rock brand beyond San Diego and continue developing our Direct Trade programs and partner farms,” explained Bird Rock Coffee Roasters founder Chuck Patton.

PT’s Coffee Roasting, who was named Coffee Roaster of the Year in 2009 by Roast Magazine, plans to further develop the retail and wholesale efforts of the Bird Rock Coffee Roasters brand, intending to open more San Diego and northern California location in the future. Jeff Taylor, Co-Founder and CEO of PT’s Coffee, will be relocating to San Diego to lead the team. There he will work with Bird Rock founder Chuck Patton, who will take on the role of Head Coffee Buyer for both companies. Taylor and Patton have known each other for nearly 10 years, working side-by-side in the industry. The two companies found common ground in their similar Direct Trade philosophies, working toward the goal of creating the highest-quality coffee possible from origin to cup. 

“We look forward to continuing to innovate within the Direct Trade model and relentlessly pursuing the perfect cup of coffee,” says PT Coffee Roasting CEO JeffTaylor. “Bird Rock has consistently lived up to our motto of, Without the Love, It’s Just Coffee, and we are thrilled to be working with them to grow their brand.”

PT’s Coffee Roasting Co. began in 1993 as a single coffee shop in Topeka, Kansas. An intense passion for coffee led the team to venture into roasting in 1997. Now, nearing 25 years later, their group of explorers is still committed to sourcing, roasting, and drinking the best coffees in the world.

For more information about Bird Rock Coffee Roasters, visit birdrockcoffee.com, and check out ptscoffee.com to learn more about PT’s Coffee Roasting Company.

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