In "The Sundial" (2017), Winkfield depicts a sundial rising from stylized foliage.
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Among other changes at Sundial, Brian Harriman, the company&aposs COO, is stepping down and his portfolio will be transitioned to Andrew Stordeur, the president of Sundial&aposs Canadian operations.
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"They should put a plaque on the sundial," he said.
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It kind of feels like telling the time with a sundial.
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Like, shit—imagine living your life according to an hourglass or a sundial.
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But Sundial Brands, the black-owned company that runs SheaMoisture, has its own goals.
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The time on your wristwatch is not the same as solar time on a sundial.
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The pair also have a light-hearted exchange about a sundial placed squarely in the shade.
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This year Unilever has snapped up small brands including Tazo tea, Sundial Brands and Carver Korea.
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And a funny thing happened: A scout for Cartier came in and bought an old sundial.
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Last year, Unilever bought Sundial Brands, a hair and skin care line designed for African-Americans.
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Aurora Cannabis slipped 6.6% in trading on Monday and Tilray lost 10%, while Sundial climbed 5.2%.
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The staircase curved around the outer edge of a circular slab that rotated, like a sundial.
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Still, Sundial Capital said "there was more work to do on the downside" since sentiment was so stretched.
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The top of this sundial is a large rosette filled with creamy chocolate, filled with below-average howl.
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In a Roman mosaic from antiquity, a man on a street studies the sundial atop a tall column.
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Kircher also proposed a rather exciting sundial in the 1646 Ars magna lucis et vmbrae in decem libros digesta.
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One directly beside the skeleton shows a man racing towards a sundial, another reminder of the passage of time.
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Last year, P&G rival Unilever acquired Sundial Brands, the maker of personal care products popular among women of color.
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A sundial at 6 o'clock shows a second time zone while a small dial shows AM/PM for that zone.
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The castle includes unique pieces, such as a sundial, a stone rocking chair, and a 500-pound heart shaped table.
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The memorial is made of limestone, granite and marble, includes a sundial and is built in the High Victorian style.
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A small sundial found in the tomb of a Roman physician suggested that it was more than a prestige object.
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I wrote in the liveblog that they announced it with like the spectacularity of someone who just discovered a sundial.
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We saw the mission's skull door, the sundial, and it's like, while you're here, why not read what's on the plaque?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The oldest known example of a portable sundial is in the shape of a ham.
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It's like trying to power an SUV with a sundial and wondering why it's taking forever and doesn't go very far.
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This huge meridian sundial once stood on the Campus Martius in Rome, its calendrical functionality a constant reminder of Augustus' greatness.
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Perhaps the most inventive portable sundial is one found at the Villa dei Papiri at Herculaneum, which is shaped like a ham.
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Or perhaps their IT just provided a wealthy Roman with a flashy handheld sundial to show off on route to the baths.
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Sundial, a 26-year-old company based in New York, is home to brands including SheaMoisture, Nubian Heritage and Madam C.J. Walker.
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Sundial Growers Inc ran into problems earlier in August when tons of weed were returned by a buyer because of quality issues.
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The memorial fountain and sundial commemorate the people disinterred there during 1860s railway construction; among them is 18th-century transgender spy Chevalier d'Éon.
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Buying Sundial accelerates Unilever's push deeper into personal care products, which tend to grow faster and be more international than its food business.
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A bronze sundial in the center of one gallery is marked for use in 30 localities at latitudes ranging from Egypt to Britain.
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The huge marble and brass sundial appears motionless, but is in fact slowly rotating, the weighted brass carving small scars into the stone.
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Corner Office This interview with Richelieu Dennis, chief executive of Sundial Brands, a beauty products company, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant.
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It began where a spoked handwheel, rusted red, had been pressed into the dirt as if it were a sundial, a clock, stopped.
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Sundial will operate as a standalone unit within Unilever and its founder, Richelieu Dennis, who hails from Liberia, will stay on to run it.
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ICC Labs Inc: * ICC LABS ENTERS INTO TERM SHEET FOR EXPORT OF CANNABIDIOL TO SUNDIAL IN CANADA Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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One importance source of data for her comes from Sundial Capital Research's SentimenTrader, which aims to track the behavior of both groups of investors.
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With Sundial you can see exactly what you were listening to one year ago from that day--and then stream music from within the app.
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In fact, some of Murdoch's longstanding enemies have again attacked the "Tower of Voices," which they believe functions as a minaret or prayer-time sundial.
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AS is to buy U.S.-based company Sundial Brands, a maker of hair and skincare products, expanding deeper into the fast-growing personal care products market.
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Visitors walk beneath the giant spider or pose for big group photographs, and throughout the day the metal arachnid's shadow shifts like a rather ominous sundial.
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It sits on a corner lot opposite Cranmer Park, an open green space with athletic fields, a plaza with a large sundial and protected mountain views.
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The oldest known Italian sundial, unearthed at Pompeii and dating to 100 BCE, is on view in Time and Cosmos, its conical shape delicately sculpted from marble.
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Canopy Growth and Aphria, as well as mid-tier cannabis companies including Supreme Cannabis and Sundial Growers, have all seen their CEOs replaced over the past year.
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And while this is obviously an impressive feat and one any entrepreneur would love to accomplish, Sundial CEO Richelieu Dennis wants her reputation to reach beyond that.
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From a home with an airplane on top to an innovative sundial home that heats itself, these are 21 of the most interesting houses on the planet.
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Today's doubly symmetrical puzzle is like a solar observatory that functions as a giant sundial, or a set of pyramids that lines up perfectly with a constellation.
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This one, called the Sundial, will also serve as a means to bring back Saint-14, a fan-favorite character who died in the game's deep lore.
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Analysts at Sundial Capital Research noted sentiment levels among institutional and retail investors is "starting to retreat back into a range" close to neutral after being overly optimistic.
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Bites Pull up to the curb outside Sundial St. Pete, a shopping, dining and entertainment megaplex that crash-landed, Wizard of Oz style, in quaint downtown St. Petersburg.
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The house is designed as a three-dimensional sundial that keeps the temperature cool during summer months, and warms the living space in the winter, fall, and spring.
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Using light, it tracks a rough rather than precise sense of time rather more like a sundial (a plaque even says not to set your watch by it).
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In a town where the sun circles overhead and a sundial casts shadows equally well at midnight and at noon, dark bars provide the welcome illusion of night.
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Data from Sundial Capital Research shows that the yield gap between low-rated CCC bonds and their better-rated BB peers is at its widest in three years.
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A case of objects from a 1st-century CE Roman physician's tomb includes a cylindrical portable sundial made of deer bone, alongside forceps, scalp handles, and other medical instruments.
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There is a baroque-style bourgeois house with a sundial containing the motto: Work and wake, long as it's light,For I don't tell the hours of the night.
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"It's not like wearing an enormous sundial on your head; it folds around the face in different ways," said Kirsten Ulve, an illustrator in New York, of her Spinner.
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In a video for The Charlotte Observer, Tom Moore, a friend of Mr. McLemore's who was featured on the podcast, showed off an intricate sundial Mr. McLemore had made.
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When Augustus — Julius Caesar's heir — became emperor he corrected this mistake and celebrated his power and understanding of celestial movements through monuments such as the giant sundial of Augustus.
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A sundial over the northern door installed by the fort's early inhabitants is a celebration of the return of two men who were kidnapped during a Native American raid.
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The low wall that encircles the plaza is notched to offer framed views of the sun on key days, and a standing sundial allows visitors to see the Sun's movement.
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I thought if I had something like a sundial in the courtyard, I could both check the time and enjoy the scenery, so I designed one and we installed it.
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Instead, while everyone else dined on the night flight to Singapore, I sat in the dark, and, after we arrived, rotated like a sundial around a south-facing office window.
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In November, on "Saturday Night Live," her sister, Solange Knowles, flaunted a sundial-size headdress of crystals and tight-woven braids, looking every inch a regal visitor from distant planet.
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Halvorson intended to restructure the space as a sundial, inviting contemplation of not just the height of the trees but also time, as the sun sets and shadows shift slowly.
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He's the lone subject of all the show's works, which encompass glitchy video collages, reflective wall decals, and a semicircle of Android camera phones organized into a sundial of surveillance.
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As long as the shadow dot inside the sundial is perfectly positioned in the center of a crosshair, you're ensured it will be harvesting sunlight and charging as efficiently as possible.
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The magazine, a mainstay of black culture for almost half a century, was bought by Richelieu Dennis, the founder of Sundial Brands, a large personal-care products company, from Time Inc.
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Framed as a story of "two brothers, struggling to connect through layers of earth," their talks have such high ratings that the station's parent company, Sundial Media, wants to monetize them.
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Throughout this season, Destiny players have been connecting 'Obelisks' to Osiris' Sundial, a machine that allowed the player to enter the Corridors of Time and rescue the legendary Titan Saint-14.
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Lin's piece at Penn Station, called Eclipsed Time, is embedded in the ceiling near the 7th Avenue exit, and has the appearance of a downward-facing clock mashed up with a sundial.
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"The sundial was a very simple device that allowed you to know, based on the position of the sun overheard, where you are, what time it is during the day," he said.
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"We know what she wants, we know what she's missing, we know what she needs," said Richelieu Dennis, the chief executive of Sundial Brands, owner of Essence magazine and a Beautycon investor.
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With math: The National Museum of Mathematics invites visitors to cast their shadows to create an enormous human sundial, at Flatiron North Public Plaza by 23rd Street at Fifth Avenue and Broadway.
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The gap between the yields they demanded from low-rated CCC corporate bonds and stronger BB bonds expanded to its widest in three years, according to data compiled by Sundial Capital Research.
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He pointed out a 140–160 CE marble frieze from a Roman sarcophagus with two putti (cherubs) attempting to interfere with a sundial, perhaps to reverse the chronology that has taken a life.
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Aside from a handful of touchscreen displays intended for lost tourists, and a limited train arrival countdown system that's about as modern as a sundial, the subway is decidedly stuck in the past.
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But on a sunny afternoon earlier this week, about two dozen people gathered around the sundial in its central plaza to pay tribute to a momentous event that has gone uncommemorated in stone.
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It's a very appealing finish that really sets off the fine detailing in the hour and minute markers, and the slight, natural sunburst effect on the second sundial made possible by its textured circles.
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Harrison later headed to the 73rd floor for a quiet lunch at the Sundial, a swanky revolving restaurant at the top of the hotel overlooking downtown Atlanta that makes a full revolution every hour.
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Commenting on the theory, then-superintendent of the memorial, Joanne Hanley, noted that following such faulty logic would lead one to conclude that even something like the Washington Monument could operate as an Islamic sundial.
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To wit, when the acquisition was announced, Unilever and Sundial announced they would create a new investment vehicle to empower minority women entrepreneurs — the New Voices Fund — to which they would commit an initial $50 million.
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The footage also showed Epstein's eclectic taste in art and home décor, revealing odd statues of apes, gargoyle-like sculptures, a massive sundial, and an armchair that appeared to be made of animal horns and hide.
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A millionaire many times over, Dennis was the founder and chief executive of SunDial brands — a line of skin and haircare products which sold to Unilever for $240 million*what sources tell us was roughly $93 billion.
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The footage gave a close-up look at Epstein's eclectic taste in art, revealing odd statues of apes, gargoyle-like sculptures, a massive sundial, and an armchair that appeared to be made of animal horns and hide.
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This plan orients the city due north and turns it into a giant functional sundial, by Chip Webster of Chip Webster Architecture, USAThe competition was spearheaded by Brian McConnell, a software engineer and ten-year Burning Man veteran.
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Sundial Bridge, a popular stop for motorists on their way to Mount Shasta and points north, was closed because of the fire, and its parking lot, often filled close to capacity on weekend travel days, was mostly empty.
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In the evenings, when a cooling sea breeze moved inshore, they walked in the rose garden, around and around the sundial, talking of lumber and true love's knot, her silk skirt rustling, her great dark eyes cast low.
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When Orville refuses on principle, he finds that not only has Sundial contrived to prevent him from making his nightly call-in, they have replaced him with a voice actor, and no one, not even Bernard, is the wiser.
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"I think Sundial has done an excellent job of referencing the past, bringing it into the future, and speaking to Madam Walker's legacy as a pioneer of the hair-care industry and beauty culture, while also empowering women," says Bundles.
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Well, the team over at Sundial (which owns brands like Nubian Heritage and natural-hair fave SheaMoisture) is hoping to help put Walker and her accomplishments on the same pedestal — and within the same constellation — as other well-known influencers.
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Mr. Page, 47, is the founder of Sundial Studios, an architecture firm in Brooklyn, and he and his wife, Hardy Stecker, 43, a senior associate at the landscape architecture firm Ken Smith Workshop, wanted a rural escape for their young family.
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In a Monday morning note, Cowen analyst Vivien Azer — one of the first analysts at a US investment bank to cover the sector — downgraded a basket of major Canadian cannabis companies (LPs), including the embattled Aurora Cannabis, Tilray, and Sundial.
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At that point, the podcast really takes a left turn, and turns into a different mystery altogether: a treasure hunt for a rumored fortune in buried gold, featuring foreboding sundial inscriptions, conniving Floridian cousins, and a small-town lawyer named Boozer Downs.
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The executive change makes Aurora the latest in a string of Canadian cannabis companies, including Canopy Growth, Aphria, Supreme Cannabis, and Sundial Growers to change leadership as soaring costs and disappointing sales prompt concern from investors sitting on billions of dollars in losses.
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"Nyakio's roots of family, natural ingredients, culturally authentic traditions, entrepreneurism and community impact closely mirror our own, so we have a deep connection to what this brand represents and the woman who inspired it," a representative for Sundial said of the news.
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Last fall, the Moss Clock by Rotterdam-based design studio Noktutu became the best way for nature to give you the time of day since the sundial, with built-in biodegradablity that lets you give back to nature at the same time.
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As consumers have shied away from traditional brands in favor of products from smaller companies with more natural and organic ingredients, Unilever has tried to keep pace by buying companies like Schmidt's Naturals, Sundial Brands and Dollar Shave Club in recent years.
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In particular it's about 9-year-old Ralphie Parker (Peter Billingsley) who, more than anything else in the world, wants to own a genuine Red Ryder air rifle, one that comes complete with a shockproof compass and a sundial set into its stock.
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Provided the government gives the green light, renewable company Sundial Energy Ltd will insert polyethylene pipe, used in high-pressure plumbing, down the wellbore's steel casing to a depth of more than 1 kilometre, where temperatures are 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit (21-27 degrees Celsius).
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According to Savills, the Milnes owned Cotchford Farm for more than 30 years and left their mark in the shape of a statue of Christopher Robin in the garden and a sundial with Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, Eeyore, Rabbit and Owl carved into the surround.
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Sundial was fun, the new guns were mostly capable of good rolls, the Saint XIV missions were exciting, being able to pick up bounties for a shot at the gun you actually want ruled… but the key here is that this is all past tense.
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But in Casper, Wyoming, the Nicolaysen Art Museum (The NIC) is situated right across the street from an affordable housing complex, Sunshine Apartments, which features a green space public art installation by artist Matthew Dehaemers: a massive sundial that broadcasts the time of day.
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She joined forces with Sundial Brands, which owns three other high-quality, culturally authentic favorites — SheaMoisture, Nubian Heritage, and Madam C.J. Walker Beauty Culture — to create the expansive line, which takes those family traditions and combines them with modern multi-tasking formulas for the best of both worlds.
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A greenhouse in the back contained tropical palms and painted gnomes; a stone table sat near my grandfather's woodworking shed (where, during retirement, he spent hours fashioning small sculptures of platypus), its surface adorned with bonsai; and there was a birdbath and a sundial, both of which seemed very exotic.
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But unable to return home owing to the first Liberian civil war, stay he did, building the personal care products company SheaMoisture with his college roommate Nyema Tubman in Harlem and later establishing a larger holding company, Sundial Brands, that would oversee a suite of product lines focused on women of color.
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After this experiment with the doodles on his thigh, Kelly developed a fascination with authentically "transcribing" the designs and structural essences of other random, found objects: the fronds and lamina of seaweed; the shell of a bombed-out bunker; a sundial on a rooftop; a monstrance from an illuminated manuscript; the fretwork of window frames.
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As deeply as Reed has chosen to engage with a broad range of subjects in this podcast, from methods of clock gilding to the way a sundial works to John's love life, his choice to put John's fetish on the record with so little contextualization feels irresponsible and out of sync with the rest of the podcast.
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In 2017, Colin Kaepernick defended his Afro by implying that the former quarterback Michael Vick — who said Mr. Kaepernick should trim his hair to look "clean cut" and "presentable" — suffered from Stockholm syndrome; the "Black Panther" actress Lupita Nyong'o criticized Grazia U.K. magazine for retouching a cover photo to remove her natural hair; and Davina Bennett, Miss Jamaica, won second runner-up in the Miss Universe pageant while daring to wear a spectacular sundial Afro.
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