Steve Nelson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3841402 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Steve Nelson |
| NOMBRES | Steve |
| APELLIDO | Nelson |
| FIRMA | NELSON S |
| AFILIACIONES | Brigham Young University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0303-0160 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans
Medical Education Program Highlights Our medical education program is characterized by effective and ongoing collaborations between basic scientists and clinicians and between students and faculty. Unique features of our program include the following: We have strong central oversight of the curriculum by clinical and basic science faculty members in the Office of Undergraduate Medical Education (UME), who participate in the development and implem…
Paleo-climate of the Boise area, Idaho from the last glacial maximum to the present based on groundwater δ 2 H and δ 18 O compositions
A 30 ka paleo-climate record of the Boise area, Idaho, USA has been delineated using groundwater stable isotopic compositions. Groundwater ages are modern (cold batholith), 5–15 ka (thermal batholith), 10–20 ka (frontal fault), and 20–30 ka (Snake River plain thermal). The stable isotopic composition of groundwaters have been used as a surrogate for the stable isotopic composition of precipitation. Using δ 2 H and δ 18 O compositions, local groun…
Insights into Wasatch fault vertical slip rates using the age of sediments in Timpanogos Cave, Utah
Timpanogos Cave, located near the Wasatch fault, is about 357 m above the American Fork River. Fluvial cave sediments and an interbedded carbonate flowstone yield a paleomagnetic and U–Th depositional age of 350 to 780 ka. Fault vertical slip rates, inferred from calculated river downcutting rates, range between 1.02 and 0.46 mm yr − 1 . These slip rates are in the range of the 0–12 Ma Wasatch Range exhumation rate (∼ 0.5–0.7 mm yr − 1 ), suggest…
Broadway and the Beast
Can America's foremost purveyor of family theme parks and movies find a home in New York City's foremost sleaze zone? The New York opening of the Walt Disney Company's first Broadway show, Beauty and the Beast, came hard on the heels of the news that Disney would also be renovating and occupying the historic and long-vacant New Amsterdam Theatre on 42nd Street, once home to Florenz Ziegfeld's storied Follies revues, and now collecting dust on a b…
Reel Life Performance
In May 1989, with much fanfare, including a prime-time television special and features in the national newsmagazines, The Walt Disney Company opened its newest attraction at the sprawling Disney World complex in central Florida. The Disney-MGM Studios is the first theme park that is also a functional motion picture studio. In a meticulously rendered environmental homage to the art deco/art moderne architecture of Hollywood in the 1930s, the park …
"YOU-The City" vs Nelson-The Critic
Redecorating the Fourth Wall
It has been 20 years since the term first entered the critical and practical performance vocabulary. The intervening years have brought about a different audience sensibility. Performers and techniques once considered part of the theatrical fringe have become decidedly mainstream. Philip Glass now makes scotch ads while Robert Wilson and Spalding Gray have become fixtures of public television (Gray is even available on home video). The stylistic …
Walt Disney's Epcot and the World's Fair Performance Tradition
Steve Nelson
The New History of American Communism
"Tukak' Teatret's "Inuit-Human Beings
Steve Nelson, American Radical
As the immigrant teenage son of a Croatian miller, Steve Nelson arrived in the United States after World War I and entered a world of chronic unemployment, low wages, dangerous work, and discrimination. Following the path taken by many fellow immigrant workers, he joined the Communist Party. He became a full-time organizer and ultimately a major leader, only to resign in 1957 after unsuccessful attempts to democratize the American party. This rem…
Steve Nelson, American Radical
As the immigrant teenage son of a Croatian miller, Steve Nelson arrived in the United States after World War I and entered a world of chronic unemployment, low wages, dangerous work, and discrimination. Following the path taken by many fellow immigrant workers, he joined the Communist Party. He became a full-time organizer and ultimately a major leader, only to resign in 1957 after unsuccessful attempts to democratize the American party. This rem…
The New History of American Communism
"Tukak' Teatret's "Inuit-Human Beings
Steve Nelson
Walt Disney's Epcot and the World's Fair Performance Tradition
Redecorating the Fourth Wall
It has been 20 years since the term first entered the critical and practical performance vocabulary. The intervening years have brought about a different audience sensibility. Performers and techniques once considered part of the theatrical fringe have become decidedly mainstream. Philip Glass now makes scotch ads while Robert Wilson and Spalding Gray have become fixtures of public television (Gray is even available on home video). The stylistic …
Reel Life Performance
In May 1989, with much fanfare, including a prime-time television special and features in the national newsmagazines, The Walt Disney Company opened its newest attraction at the sprawling Disney World complex in central Florida. The Disney-MGM Studios is the first theme park that is also a functional motion picture studio. In a meticulously rendered environmental homage to the art deco/art moderne architecture of Hollywood in the 1930s, the park …
"YOU-The City" vs Nelson-The Critic
Broadway and the Beast
Can America's foremost purveyor of family theme parks and movies find a home in New York City's foremost sleaze zone? The New York opening of the Walt Disney Company's first Broadway show, Beauty and the Beast, came hard on the heels of the news that Disney would also be renovating and occupying the historic and long-vacant New Amsterdam Theatre on 42nd Street, once home to Florenz Ziegfeld's storied Follies revues, and now collecting dust on a b…
Paleo-climate of the Boise area, Idaho from the last glacial maximum to the present based on groundwater δ 2 H and δ 18 O compositions
A 30 ka paleo-climate record of the Boise area, Idaho, USA has been delineated using groundwater stable isotopic compositions. Groundwater ages are modern (cold batholith), 5–15 ka (thermal batholith), 10–20 ka (frontal fault), and 20–30 ka (Snake River plain thermal). The stable isotopic composition of groundwaters have been used as a surrogate for the stable isotopic composition of precipitation. Using δ 2 H and δ 18 O compositions, local groun…
Insights into Wasatch fault vertical slip rates using the age of sediments in Timpanogos Cave, Utah
Timpanogos Cave, located near the Wasatch fault, is about 357 m above the American Fork River. Fluvial cave sediments and an interbedded carbonate flowstone yield a paleomagnetic and U–Th depositional age of 350 to 780 ka. Fault vertical slip rates, inferred from calculated river downcutting rates, range between 1.02 and 0.46 mm yr − 1 . These slip rates are in the range of the 0–12 Ma Wasatch Range exhumation rate (∼ 0.5–0.7 mm yr − 1 ), suggest…
Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans
Medical Education Program Highlights Our medical education program is characterized by effective and ongoing collaborations between basic scientists and clinicians and between students and faculty. Unique features of our program include the following: We have strong central oversight of the curriculum by clinical and basic science faculty members in the Office of Undergraduate Medical Education (UME), who participate in the development and implem…
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