Cuisin's imperative was "to express in poetry all these horrible pictures, ingenious or charming of this Paris Prothée, this modern Paris". The manuscript also contains a complete and unpublished novel by Cuisin titled Un Pan de Rideau Levé sur Une des Milles Horreurs de Lutèce, or, A Pan of Curtain Raised on One of the Thousand Horrors of Lutetia.
In a TCM Fest curtain talk with UCLA costume historian Deborah Nadoolman-Landisheshe's married to film director John Landis) prior to a screening of Cecil B. DeMille's Cleopatra (1934), designer Bob Mackie (pictured at right) described an early influence.
This paper presents the quantification of a prototype SDBZ curtain wall system through experimental testing in a laboratory environment.
This paper will introduce and outline a proposed SDBZ curtain wall system and present the results of analytical modelling.
The hypocrisy is as thick in the House, where resolution proponent Rep. Marsha Blackburn recently said the Open Internet rules are akin to the FCC "building an Internet Iron Curtain that will restrict more of our freedom". Did you get that?
But Democrats said they were finding that pulling back the Senate curtain a bit had its benefits.
In this way, Holder gave us a peak behind the White House curtain, making clear that the president's personal and secret decision to kill an American, perhaps made over morning coffee, was, in his opinion, good enough to make everything legal.
That meant Mr. Lewis was allowed to peek behind the White House curtain in a way that few journalists ever have.
If you are one of those White people, or know one of those White people, here's the plan: I'm going to give you a little peek behind the White Supremacist curtain so you can see what's really going on.
Each night at the Performing Arts Center, curtain speeches have been greeted by a round of boos for the governor.
