2, 3, 9– 11 Evening exposure to bright white light (>1,000 lux at the cornea) for 2 hours was shown to decrease nocturnal activity and the severity of evening agitation ("sundowning") of ADRD patients.
Jessica Letkemann of Billboard was acceptive of the "delicious sundown grooves" of the quieter piece and "the Foos' usual soft-louder-loudest 'radio friendly unit shifters'" - referencing a track of Nirvana's In Utero - while considering "Home" the only disappointing track.
Every day at sundown, one of our maids, an out-of-work opera singer, used to take me to the veranda at the back of the house, the part that overlooked the city, and with me standing beside her she would sing — full-throated, deeply sad songs — while looking out toward the setting sun.
Our day with ski guide David Perraudin of Perraudin Sports ends magically, in a mountain hut at sundown, for glasses of local Fendant white.
Subjects in the timetable range from dining and singing sessions and sushi-making performance art classes to the Sundown Schoolhouse of Queer Home Economics, plus explorations of time and space, forensics and Freddie Mercury.
In small towns and villages the tradition of the volta continues, when at sundown much of the population strolls up and down the main street or, on the islands, along the shore.
One of the most welcome new summer additions, the Siren Festival is a day of sun and sea mist along the streets and boardwalk of Coney Island with the joyous cacophony of indie rock from noonish till sundown, courtesy of the good people at The Village Voice.
Yet every evening after sundown, thousands of Mexicans march east and west out of Agua Prieta in columns, some 100 or more people long, led by professional guides.
Just after sundown, three of them left on their bikes and scooters to rent movies.
There's no electricity; at sundown, dozens of candles flicker in little wall niches.
