The show leaned towards the aviation side of the killing industry, meaning flight escape maps as prints on dresses and playsuits and these great onesies made out of parachute fabric.
To the Editor: Like W. D. Wetherell, "Seduced by Maps, Plain and Fancy" (April 22), I get addicted to the computerized flight map on overseas flights.
(In her book "Flight Maps," the historian Jennifer Price does this well).
What about those flight maps that passengers see while they're on board a plane?
A complete flight map of the human brain would include about eighty billion airports and an estimated hundred trillion possible routes.
He added: "I wrote to the IAU to try to correct this and even included the flight map.
If you want a mental picture, think of the flight maps you see in the back of airline magazines, except replace each city with a neuron and each flight by a connection between neurons.
Both films go big with the swishy visuals, this one deploying a bombardment of text and newsreel to suggest the morass of info, plus flight map-style graphics illustrating its flood across the globe.
The author of "Thirteen Ways of Seeing Nature in L.A". and Flight Maps: Adventures with Nature in Modern America, she has also written for GOOD, Sunset, Believer, Audubon, The New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times.
In her 1999 exploration of the modern American relationship to nature, Flight Maps, Jennifer Price wrote at length about the flamingo phenomenon, concluding that "most common and everyday encounters with the natural world take place through mass-produced culture".
