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MCM Fall 2018 My Connections Magazine Fashion Statement Entertainment The NY State Empire Building is about the view on the outside, and also on the inside. There are many taller buildings in the world but none share the same view days or night. You find the inside a marvelous set up of carpets, furniture, and art. LOBBY The Fifth Avenue lobby is one of the few interiors in New York to be designated a historic landmark by the Landmarks Preservation Commission. In 2009, 18 months were spent restoring its aesthetic to the original 1930 design - it only took 13 months to build the entire building! Highlights of the lobby include the Art Deco inspired ceiling murals—in a homage to the mechanical age, planets and stars are rendered as an assembly line of gears, brought back to life in 24-karat gold and aluminum leaf—and, on the wall above the front desk in the Fifth Avenue lobby is one of the most famous images in New York City, a depiction of the building itself with beams of lights radiating from the mast. The landmarked lobby is now the finale to the Empire State Building experience. In 2018, the new guest entrance was opened on 34th Street. New Castle Las Vegas Nevada 2020 33
MCM Fall 2018 My Connections Magazine Fashion Statement Entertainment Special topic research study project MCM Special Topic: Human Photographic Memory have it. You might not have it, that make not everyone “You might expect that an individual who claims to still see a picture after it has been removed would be able to have a perfect memory of the original picture. After all, a perfect memory is what is usually implied by the commonly used phrase "photographic memory." Scientificamerican.com Photographic memory is a term often used to describe a person who seems able to recall visual information in great detail. Just as a photograph freezes a moment in time, the implication for people thought to have photographic memory is that they can take mental snapshots and then recall these snapshots without error. However, photographic memory does not exist in this sense. It is easy to demonstrate this by asking people who think they have photographic memory to read two or three lines of text and then report the text in reverse order. If memory worked like a photograph, these people would be able to rapidly reproduce the text in reverse order by "reading" the photo. However, people cannot do this. Memory is more like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle than a photograph. To recollect a past event, we piece together various remembered elements and typically forget parts of what happened (the color of the wall, the picture in the background, the exact words that were said). Passing over details helps us to form general concepts. 34
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