Confessions of a Bubbleologist
Tom Noddy rose from ditch digger to bubble showman in a decade of experiments. He fine tunes wand technique and materials to craft bouncing and merging bubbles, while scientists note the science behind his art and a festival spotlight in San Francisco with notable rival Eiffel Plasterer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Larsen
Los Angeles Times Service
Francisco
Ss Fame and Fortune
Tom Noddy
Noddy
Scientific American
Europe
Ditch Digger
Exploratorium
San Francisco
Bubbles
Huntington
Ind
Eiffel Plasterer
Sleep myths and the allure of long sleepers in New York
A Ju dy Klemesrud piece explores how seven to eight hours is considered normal, with a notable group claiming up to nine or ten hours. It profiles big sleepers like Jeffrey Feinman and Rosemary Rogers, noting their careers, attitudes, and how sleep fuels creativity and function.
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Perrier
Dallas
Dynasty
Jeffrey Feinman
Ventura Associates
Manhattan
Feinman
Rip van Winkle
Dolores del Rio
Rosemary Rogers
Dictato quiz on dream theories and Hall study findings
A discussion of dream beliefs from ancient to modern times, noting Freud and Calvin Hall's 1940s study of about 10 000 dreams. Readers are invited to answer true or false questions and compare their notions with the study results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Hall
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
Hall
Adam
Dreams quiz asks true or false true false
The reader is directed to page 4B for a Dreams quiz with five questions about color in dreams dream pleasantness gender and familiarity of dream figures and the duration of dream events.
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Memphis State University
Florida
New York
Central Park
New Jersey
Memphis
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By Judy Klemesrud