According to his curatorial statement, he's chosen two choreographers, Rebecca Patek and Liz Santoro, who challenge their viewers to watch actively — not to get up and dance, but to be as present, sensitive and inquisitive as the performers themselves.
In truth, though, this might not be a Web site you need to watch actively; it appears to be updated only as the occasion arises.
"We're watching actively for outbreaks of diseases like cholera that can go through displaced populations very quickly and kill children very fast.
"We do not have a tradition in this country of telling children they should watch people actively hitting schoolgirls over the head with a shovel so they'll beg for mercy," he said.
On average, the television was on 2.8 hours a day during the children's waking hours, and they watched it actively for 1.4 hours.
Sri Lanka watched India actively support Tamil rebels in the 1980's and has yet to see Indians cut the economic and logistical lifelines of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, a terrorist organization in American and British eyes.
In many cases, Group activity is something you want to more actively watch – especially if it's related to something timely – like information about new job openings, good deals or sales, a neighbor's report of criminal activity a few doors down, a big wreck that's causing road closures or re-routing traffic, and more.
"Our research shows that consumers are concerned about privacy but that very few people get involved and actively watch what's being done with their information," said Tim Kane, director of privacy for Enonymous, which is based in San Diego.
His "Empire" is a masterpiece because it drew a hard line between past and future roles of art, and because this conceptual service is attended — when you witness, if not actively watch, the film — by steady sensations of self-evidence, beauty, and fathomless humor.
To actively watch people who may be in danger, photograph or video it and then email it around with unmasked glee is not the way to keep the project safe".If the onlooker sees a potential danger, sits back and videos it and then shares it by email, it is little wonder that the safety culture is struggling.
She realized later that she might have requested accommodation to watch rather than actively participate, or to make use of computer simulations, but at the time, she felt she had no choice but to violate the taboo.
