The first thing I noticed at the Barn was the colored lights.
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They're also a lot more interesting than another pair of colored lights.
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At night, this ice metropolis is illuminated by a rainbow of colored lights.
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You can see the different colored lights flashing, circling, going in different directions.
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Without it, you'll have to gauge the heat with eight different colored lights.
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There are spinning colored lights for when it's listening to and processing your question.
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They will also experiment with different colored lights to try to improve their research.
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If the first thing you see is those crazy colored lights, don't be put off.
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According to CNN, colored lights will be used to help the debaters time their responses.
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The top of the memorial also is adorned with a string of flashing colored lights.
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But she constructs them in the studio with foamcore frames, mylar sheets and colored lights.
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Children scoot down ice slides, and at night, ice sculptures glow with candy-colored lights.
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Pretty colored lights aside, the Y920 features a very basic (and at 1.433 pounds, heavy) design.
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Equipping drones with brightly colored lights is another early attempt to make drones easier to view.
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The tent will be equipped with 22 speakers and colored lights that can follow any movement.
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With dramatic arm movements, visitors influence how the tiles tilt and change the accented colored lights.
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There are only four elevators, and each has differently-colored lights inside — red, blue, yellow, and green.
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This one cycles through seven colored lights and has high or low settings and three different timers.
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Pick the right colored lights, complements of one another, and mix them together, and you'd get white.
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Gone are the multi-colored lights, replaced by four soft-white lights on top of the device.
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But TikTok is not the reason why we feel sexier, moodier, or more festive around colored lights.
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Guests have private access to the pool and river, which features multi-colored lights for night swims.
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It's especially nice because the paraglider cycles through different colored lights against the glimmering green of the aurora.
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Some footage of squids is projected on a wall, interlaced with colored lights turning on and off quickly.
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Böttcher added in a $10 string of multi-colored lights to add a playful feel to this photo.
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The colored lights put me in mind of the Chicago O'Hare tunnel, or a very budget Olafur Eliasson display.
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The video, suspiciously, is bathed in red and white-colored lights, eerily reminiscent of the massive retail chain's logo.
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It's unusual for a pop star to be illuminated onstage with colored lights, as opposed to a white spotlight.
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When the ball hit the sand, the place turned into a nightclub: music, D.J., dancing, clapping and colored lights.
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From her living room, she gazes at the Empire State Building, with its crown of ever-changing colored lights.
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Jonas shared a video of the festivities to his social media account, complete with music, colored lights, fire and smoke.
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Jonas shared a video of the festivities — complete with music, colored lights, fire and smoke — to his social media account.
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The structure was outfitted with sensors that, when triggered by movement, changed the colored lights that were strung inside it.
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The Cube also features a number of customizable elements, including different colored lights and covers to keep things more interesting.
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Different colored lights help direct travelers through the entire check-in process, from getting luggage tags and printing boarding passes ...
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The shiny black space features a mirrored ceiling, colored lights and rows of plush seating that can withstand dancing heels.
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As a child, he would put colored bulbs into his lamps and read books with a variety of colored lights.
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The skyspace by Mr. Turrell, one of the first to use colored lights, was also a Goldstein addition, completed in 2004.
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There was a chandelier of sorts with dozens of multi-colored lights projecting stars onto the dome in a dizzying jodienda.
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I slip through the rows of couples wound around each other, people I recognize from classes grinding in the colored lights.
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A system of colored lights shows the person stowing the item some different options, automatically, using a light projector from Ricoh.
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They were ushered into a room with trippy posters, changing colored lights, and bean bags and cushions placed on the floors.
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Different colored lights affected the puzzle board on each floor, and you need to bring an elevator up to the roof.
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Under that grill is the classic circular moiré screen, which turns slowly during calls, a trio of colored lights and two buttons.
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The group celebrated the arrival of 2006, which floated down upon them in a shower of confetti, colored lights, and dance music.
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Volatile colored lights moved in the dark of the windows, and the boys and I spent quite some time looking at them.
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"I think they really represent cities, New York and the different colored lights—that flashy outer layer," she said about the boots.
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It looked nice now, in the first blue dark, but he still missed the colored lights of his childhood, those cartoonish bulbs.
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He sets up a long exposure shot, and then lights different parts of the shot with colored lights for long periods of time.
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In the boot's interior is a sort of simulation of a nonspecific wilderness clashing with modern technology, like colored lights and a screen.
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Hemholtz was originally skeptical of Young's approach, in part because when he mixed other colored lights together, the results were desaturated, like pastels.
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In a video titled Hades Exhales, the geothermal activity, occasionally accented by colored lights, gets paired with both the clear and nighttime skies.
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Grande is bathed in colored lights throughout the show, which can make her difficult to distinguish from her dancers or to photograph effectively.
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He lures us in with nostalgia and colored lights and jaunty tunes, but what we're left with is the monstrousness inside us all.
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When I was there it featured a fun exhibit with a self-playing piano tied to colored lights to create a bright display.
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Their pictures show us destitution and disarray, the squalid rooms that the students try to make habitable by adding a few colored lights.
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It also meant I got to see a couple of festivals along the way, with music blaring and colored lights strung along the roadside.
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Showing off the technique in a video released by police, a four-propeller drone hovers in the middle of a warehouse, colored lights flashing.
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To be fair, CIELAB is actually better for colored lights (emitted light) than for pigments (which absorb and reflect), and it's only approximately uniform.
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Colored lights illuminate her subjects, globs of bodily fluid produced by modern-day renaissance man Christopher Zeischegg, with whom West recently entered a relationship.
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Basking in the robot's colored lights, I followed touch-screen prompts and pulled a neatly folded white paper bag from a pop-up compartment.
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At night the Square, with its monumental rosy tufa stone buildings, is lit up; the fountains spew through colored lights, music plays, people dance.
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Something about the combination of nudity, domestic space and colored lights really gets to the heart of what it means to have a personality.
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The US embassy in New Delhi, India lit up with rainbow colored lights, according to a banner photo on the embassy's official Twitter page.
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By shining colored lights in a predetermined sequence on the sheet, the engineers were able heat up and bend the shapes in a specific order.
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Play around with white and colored lights, ambiance effects, and more to create the ideal environment for a home theater, game room, or get-together.
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Sometimes, there are different colored lights shining down so you can't see or be biased by the color of the drink you're about to try.
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Last year, it seemed preposterous that Razer made a gaming phone without flashy colored lights, but now it's here, and it's not purely just for show.
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Her six-year-old feet skimming swiftly over battered gray grass, twinkly, too-bright colored lights, shards of mirror, the wild music of a steam calliope.
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Colored lights will be used to help the candidates manage their remaining response times: 15 seconds = yellow; 5 seconds = flashing red; no time remaining = solid red.
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Joachim Slugocki and Katarzyna Malejka's Horizontal Interference wraps the trunks of trees in ribbons of colored lights, creating a rainbow out of the tiny city forest.
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On a map of the region, with colored lights indicating the various wineries, they tried to pinpoint the locations of their homes, but couldn't find them.
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A vast hall lit by Swarovski crystal chandeliers holds ten thousand worshippers, and the mosque is ringed by manicured gardens and fountains decorated with colored lights.
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Visitors marvel at the mini ice replicas of the Colosseum and of the Milan Cathedral, particularly in the long evenings when soft, colored lights illuminate the sculptures.
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It's not unusual for different colored lights to be used together to tackle a variety of skin issues and in conjunction with other treatments, too, like peels.
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He opened a door to a luxury suite, this one converted into a crammed production room lighted mostly by the glow of monitors and flashing colored lights.
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The family lives half a block from their mosque at the Islamic Society of Bay Ridge, decorated on the outside this month with strings of colored lights.
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Bright pink and purple love seats dotted the rooms, and colored lights bathed the scene as a DJ on a stage played mostly '70s and '80s music.
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Everywhere refracted psychedelic colored lights bounce off revolving moving polished metal forms, casting slightly morphing lights and shadows: overwhelming and immersing the viewers' eyes in shifting color.
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" In "Colored Lights," a BBC employee mourns the untimely death of his brother Taha: "When he died, my mind bent a little and has never straightened since.
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It's still set up as it would have been in the 29s and 273.553s, down to the colored lights and Elvis' favorite piano, and is very atmospheric.
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While she sang, a swarm of coordinated drones lit up the night sky behind her as their colored lights moved in formation to create an American flag.
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The actress also shared photos of their tree complete with colored lights, a gold star and symbolic ornaments such as a gingerbread man, a dove, and candy canes.
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Be sure to check out the official state Christmas tree at the State House, or take in thousands of colored lights at the Eastport Yacht Club Lights Parade.
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But what he was really transforming with the help of colored lights, extravagant poses and dramatic cropping in addition to his physical manipulation of the medium, was himself.
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That tree, of course, was much larger than the one Kotb and Schiffman brought home, as it stands at 77 feet and is covered in 50,000 colored lights.
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A small forest of synthetic Christmas trees is illuminated by colored lights, while in a dark corner broken violins and disused drumsticks rest quietly, hinting at halted ambitions.
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It glows and radiates a sort of Zen-raver-constellation of colored lights—and, for good measure, includes one of the group's famously irresistible mansion-size bouncy cloud castles.
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It was dusk in the streets already: as they drove on, the colored lights from the shops wheeled slowly across their faces, revealing them as strangers to each other.
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We recently took a tour of the building and got an up-close look at the mesmerizing crystal New Year&aposs Eve ball that&aposs covered in colored lights.
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Those who really believed in the powers of the orgone box/egg also slept on pendulum beds under different colored lights (blue, green) in order to absorb extra stimulated energy.
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A fluffy cloud hangs in the center of a living room, emitting the sounds of a user-selected playlist while pulsing with colored lights that hint at an impending thunderstorm.
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The Phoenix photographer, Ernie Button, first noticed the whisky dregs at the bottom of his glass a decade ago and started photographing them under colored lights to accentuate the patterns.
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Eventually a curtain opened that revealed the second room, which held the dancefloor (with its DJ-booth/stage, rainbow-colored lights, and cluster of medium-sized speakers) and wide circular tables.
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With Mood Setter Extra, Hulu will "send" subscribers a care package filled with "soft snuggling blanket, candles, colored lights, mini-lava lamp, thick warm socks, an aromatic diffuser" and other items.
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After a long evening at a taverna, under colored lights and grape leaves, she descended into a boat with a new friend while I trudged back to our small hotel alone.
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Ford says it chose a string of white lights because the use of colored lights is regulated differently around the world, and it didn't want to favor one language over the rest.
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The prototypes are covered in sensors that are presumably of the same type that work with the current Vive's lighthouse tracking system, and there are also some colored lights of unknown function.
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While you can connect strings of different colored lights, you do need to stick with the same size and type of bulb, so keep that in mind when choosing holiday string lights.
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In addition, the campaign representatives were told: Colored lights will be used to help the candidates manage their remaining response times: 15 seconds = yellow; 5 seconds = flashing red; no time remaining = solid red.
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Here, colored lights play across the grid, and a line of dancers spools in silhouette along one wall (reminiscent of Jerome Robbins's "Glass Pieces"), as duets, trios and larger groupings mutate center stage.
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After a while, amid loud music and colored lights, the finalists were introduced, the curtain fell away, and the competitors got fifteen minutes to stalk the base of the wall, studying the routes.
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At the center of the balconies, viewers can enter a glass box, empty save for its shifting colored lights, where mirrors eliminate all perception of the floor below, and stretch the ceiling into infinity.
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Dining | Long Island The weather during the holidays was unusually balmy, so Bobby Gulinello strung colored lights around South Shore Dive Pub & Kitchen and used a snow machine to simulate frost on the windows.
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In Germany, along the rural highways that lead to manufacturing plants, small RVs dot the roadside, sporting strings of colored lights in the windows and a woman in the front seat, waiting for customers.
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I understood that the most charismatic experience of the structure would be at dusk, when the softly colored lights were more visible, creating the sense of a luminous sphere inside of a lacy cube.
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They sat themselves under a disco ball and multi-colored lights staged in the middle of the steel- and concrete-beamed office space, which by day serves the employees of ThoughtWorks, a software development consultancy.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder on a stage decorated with a single draped string of colored lights, a woman (Cathy Naden) and a man (Jeremy Killick) conjure wildly divergent, ever-morphing visions of the planet's future.
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One upshot of Intel's Part 107 exemption is that old-fashioned fireworks could be replaced, especially over drought-stricken and fire-prone areas, by fleets of drones carrying colored lights in formation across the sky.
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By assigning the fold lines on the flat polymer sheets a specific color, the researchers were able to control the folding sequence by blasting it with different colored lights that triggered the folds one by one.
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He depicts a dark cave decorated for tourists with projected patches of colored lights — a stand-in for the cave in Plato's allegory, where only the shadows of outside life are visible to those chained within.
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The BOSEbuild Speaker Cube comes with step-by-step directions via a companion app (which is only available on iOS), and can be customized with colored lights and silhouette covers so kids can make it their own.
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I got this idea to catch the atmosphere of the fight—to ask Azem to fight—and bring colored lights and smoke machines to the gym, because for training he usually uses kind of speedy pop music.
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He watched Will Calhoun, the band's drummer, pull out a pair of LED-lit drumsticks, and he was fascinated by the streaks of neon-colored lights that cascaded the stage, tracking every move and beat of the drummer.
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"As colored lights illuminate the mural, the artwork reveals elements of earth, sea, and air across a group of female figures—the artist's statement on the connection between the world and the human body," Grow tells The Creators Project.
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Built in the 141th century as a Turkish bath, the Aigli Geni Hamam is now an indoor-outdoor bar and nightclub where the lofty stone domes shimmer with disco balls, and the soaring pointed arches glow with colored lights.
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Colored lights, mini candy canes and a few select ornaments make the little guy — who would likely have ended up in the wood chipper had he not been Briar Rose's pick — look just as festive as a full-grown evergreen.
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Beyond selling marijuana products, the attached distillery offers interactive and visual experiences for visitors, like synchronized 3D projections on the lobby walls and walkways lit with sensory activated LED lights, so a trail of colored lights follows guests as they walk.
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The teal ceiling is crowded with paper lanterns and colored lights made from taxidermied puffer fish; hanging just above the front door is a yellow surfboard with a skeleton clinging to it, bony limbs locked around the board for better purchase.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Snapping off a leaf of crisp baby lettuce, entrepreneur Andrew Shearer can demonstrate how colored lights in a hydroponic cabinet boost nutrients or alter the flavors and colors of plants that can be grown in a restaurant kitchen.
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Her videos—so far directed by her sister Molly and boyfriend—fit neatly into the current aesthetic: colored lights, flip phones, the famous pink staircase at Peckham's Franks all filmed on grainy footage emulating what home videos looked like before she was born.
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This month, some on the site are even offering holiday packages such as delivery of a full-bodied faux pine Christmas tree that comes pre-lit with 803 mini-white and 300 mini-colored lights or a Menorah with candles and matches.
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Inside, the place just keeps going and going, with a large bar leading to a tiny cocktail lounge, which leads to a salsa room, which leads to a nightclub filled with colored lights and couples dancing as closely as couples can dance.
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Visitors can take in the circular structure as a whole from the outside, where the 28 artworks can be investigated under various colored lights, or step into the theater's interior to see Chowdhury's shadow painting, which essentially contains all of the work.
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Gradually rising heat from the wristband was too easily ignored by users, they noted, while graded colored lights seemed to convey the rise and fall of arousal levels in a way users found similar to the way they experienced shifts in mood.
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UpStairs is the platonic ideal of a gay bar: colored lights, a white piano, tchotchkes on every available surface, photos of Elton John and Bea Arthur — Jason Sherwood's immersive set is so inviting that your first impulse may be to order a beer.
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Through insisting on the role of language as simultaneously visual and acoustic forms, Hausmann went so far as to conceive of what he called an optophone: a synaesthetic machine capable of transforming the sound of words into the display of colored lights (and vice versa).
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I ask it what film noir is and then ask it to play an example on my TV, and it immediately obliges, but if I ask it to suggest a film, it hangs, a ring of colored lights going round and around the top of it.
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Return to Earth next door with a sundowner cocktail or glass of wine (5 euros) at La Javelle, a carnivalesque Seine-side sprawl of food trucks, concert stages and open-air bars — including a moored party barge — interspersed with garlands of colored lights and thrift-store furniture.
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The most affecting mirrored rooms are "Aftermath of Obliteration of Eternity" (2009) and "The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away" (2013), in which tiny colored lights or ones in lantern shapes create the impression of overlooking a sprawling city or drifting in an immense galaxy.
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Joining Ms. Quackenbush at the four microphones strung across the stage under colored lights (Jamie Roderick, Mr. Roderick's son, did the lighting) are Natalie Toro as Annie, the only Bikini who lives at Sandy Shores; Lori Hammel as Jodi, once the group's guiding force and now a lawyer; and Marinda Anderson as Barbara, the Bikini who unintentionally steered the group into the disco era by falling in love with a nightclub bouncer.
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I remember when having a different phone from your peers was actually cool and unique, and it's that kind of throwback that Motorola seems to want to capitalize on with the new Moto Mod accessories for the Moto Z. The latest one to hit Indiegogo invokes a somewhat nostalgic feel: a Moto Mod concept that would build in an LED lighting system along the sides of the phone to customize different colored lights for different notifications.
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This widely quoted conversation, which originally appeared in "Talking with Tony Smith" by Samuel J. Wagstaff Jr., in Artforum (December 1966), is worth reading at length: […] in the first year or two of the '50s, someone told me how I could get on to the unfinished New Jersey Turnpike […] It was a dark night and there were no lights or shoulder markers, lines, railings or anything at all except the dark pavement moving through the landscape of the flats, rimmed by hills in the distance, but punctuated by stacks, towers, fumes and colored lights.
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