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the seven faces in the rock were worshipped as gods by the teblor. they appeared as seven faces carved in a rock cliff amidst a forested glade. each face represented a different teblor clan except for' siballe. [ 1 ]
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is putin having split personalities? it must be already hard to understand anyone with two faces, let alone with seven faces. so, nobody really knows who putin is. yet does it matter? (ttm1943 )
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available for the first time in paperback, seven faces of philanthropy introduces to you the seven faces approach—a powerful tool that enables development professionals to maximize their effectiveness when approaching major donors for gifts. the authors identify and profile seven types of major donors and offer you detailed strategies on how to approach them. both novice and expert fundraisers will find this framework a valuable supplement to existing strategies and techniques .
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top: carroll baker has just seen the final cut of the devil with seven faces (1971) bottom: even a cheap gorilla mask couldn’t make the movie any better .
fuller descriptions of the categories and the research from which they were derived are available in christine bruce (1997) seven faces of information literacy, auslib press, adelaide, south australia .
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based on the critically acclaimed novel ‘seven types of ambiguity’ by award winning author elliot perlman .
caravaggio and other characters from the seven acts of mercy introduce themselves in this series of videos .
based on any seven continuous hours (without a meal break) after seven hours overtime will apply. applies up to 10pm. after 10pm nighttime overtime is applicable. unless called as a continuous working night .
video trailer for our new play the seven acts of mercy by anders lustgarten, directed by erica whyman .
the convoluted plot of the devil with seven faces involves a diamond heist that goes wrong, some conniving twin sisters (played unconvincingly by carroll baker) and a large batch of bad guys who stumble all over themselves trying to get to carroll baker and the million dollar diamond. for some reason a lot of reviewers insist on calling the devil with seven faces a “giallo” film and as far as i can tell, it’s not. contrary to many critical opinions, i don’t believe that one mysterious corpse and a long irrelevant title with the word “devil” in it suddenly turns any italian movie into a giallo film. the devil with seven faces seems to simply be an original crime movie written by tito carpi and director osvaldo civirani without any literary basis. or to be more exact; it’s a “ heist film ” in the same tradition as countless other european heist films i’ve seen. i love a good heist film but unfortunately the devil with seven faces is not good .
i truly wish i had more positive things to say about the devil with seven faces, but unless you happen to be a george hilton or carroll baker completist like myself, a huge fan of stelvio cipriani and nora orlandi’s scores or just curious to see some of the worst wigs imaginable, then i can’t encourage you to spend 90 minutes with this movie. if you do decide to watch the devil with seven faces i recommend doing so with a good bottle of wine by your side .
nothing like a horrible youtube gaillo to put you to sleep after a long days work. i put this on because it was only 90 minutes and i wasn' t up to anything longer than that. this thing felt 5 hours long. the score sounded like they dropped a toddler with a xylophone into the studio and told him to
do work
. i don' t know what seven faces has to do with anything because the murderer was just a guy in a gorrila mask. two faces, the devil has two faces .
the soundtrack for the devil with seven faces was so good that it actually managed to elevate the film at times and made me forget how completely dull it was. stelvio cipriani composed the music and nora orlandi adds lots of lush vocalisms to just about every track. their work together on the devil with seven faces is truly fantastic and i’d love to get a copy of the entire soundtrack. i’m sure i have bits and pieces of the music on one or two of the library compilations i own but the score really deserves to be heard in its entirety .
daenerys (emilia clarke) receives an unexpected visitor. jon (kit harington) faces a revolt. tyrion (peter dinklage) plans the conquest of westeros .
i should have said americans or english speaking countries. it does seem like these terms become problematic when they’re used a lot by english speaking critics who don’t fully grasp their meaning or intention. this is why i hesitate to use the term when writing about something like the devil with seven faces .
with just over a week to go, hbo has released the episode titles of the first three episodes of game of thrones season seven .
press reviews of the seven acts of mercy by anders lustgarten, directed by erica whyman. playing in the swan theatre, stratford upon avon .
sounds and furies collects seven singular, gorgeous tales of lingering atmospheric horror from the masterful pen of tanith lee :
where all things perish ,
midday people ,
cold fire ,
crying in the rain ,
we all fall down ,
the beautiful and damned by f. scott fitzgerald ,
and
the isle is full of noises
( novella). these seven faces of darkness cast a wide shadow an
eventually the seven were released by the crippled god, though initially, they could not physically leave the glade where their faces had been carved in the rock. all that had been required of the crippled god' s dark gift was a renunciation of their vow and an oath of fealty to their new patron. [ 7 ] the seven cultivated teblor warriors to serve their agenda. the first had been pahlk, but the seven had been too confident, not realising how much of their power had been spent sundering their vow. later, they chose karsa orlong, pahlk' s grandson. [ 8 ]
the seven faces in the rock were revealed to be seven broken logros t' lan imass. [ 3 ] in keeping with t' lan imass tradition for those who had dishonoured themselves through failure, they had been abandoned and interred, aware but immobile, in a dark tomb so their eternal sight would be bereft of peaceful vistas. afterwards, the t' lan imass had carved their likenesses into the cliff - face outside. [ 4 ] [ 5 ]
before i review this movie, please allow me to go over the making of this film. a bunch of guys in the early 1970s got high one night when one of them said
hey, remember the maltese falcon? lets make a shitty ripoff of that !
and thus, we got the devil with seven faces .
a selection of production photos from the royal shakespeare company' s new production of the seven acts of mercy. written by anders lustgarten and directed by erica whyman .
george hilton’s character in the devil with seven faces is underwritten and he doesn’t seem to get as much screen - time as his costars. but unlike carroll baker who seems to be sleepwalking through the entire movie, and stephen boyd who comes across as rather sleazy and unappealing here; hilton at least seems to be trying to make the most of his role. he also looks terrific in his ’70s style fashions. hilton’s wardrobe consists of lots of great looking racing jackets and expensive sunglasses. a sharp dressed man will often keep my attention in a lackluster film, especially if that man happens to be someone like george hilton. and last but not least, hilton’s multiple death scenes in the devil with seven faces are the highlights of the movie .
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where all things perish ,
midday people ,
cold fire ,
crying in the rain ,
we all fall down ,
the beautiful and damned by f. scott fitzgerald ,
and
the isle is full of noises
( novella). these seven faces of darkness cast a wide shadow and burrow deep within ...
the devil has seven faces
isn' t a giallo, but admittedly it looks and sounds more like a giallo than most genuine gialli do. now that was a weird sentence! allow me to elaborate. the enticing title, the starring of george hilton and carroll baker and the stelvio cipriani musical score have got written
giallo
all over it. without even knowing what the plot is about, these elements are enough to convince all avid fans of italian cult cinema that we' re dealing with a bona fide giallo here. the plot, however, is that of a crime - thriller / mystery movie. there are no heavily breathing perverts with black gloves massacring scantily dressed fashion models here. instead ,
the devil has seven faces
is an overly…
the devil with seven faces (and, no, the title doesn' t bear any resemblance to the plot) is at least blessed with a lovely stelvio cipriani score. if you don' t expect much in the way of traditional giallo thrills then there' s some 70s charm, a few passages of effective suspense and madcap caper to enjoy, but overall it' s a curiously hollow experience .
i had high expectations for director osvaldo civirani’s 1971 thriller the devil with seven faces (aka il diavolo a sette facce) when i stuck it into my dvd player. the film stars two of my favorite actors, the lovely american actress carroll baker along with the talented george hilton. stephen boyd also has a major role in the film along with the always entertaining luciano “the italian peter lorre” pigozzi, genre favorite daniele vargas and the cute lucretia love. the script for the devil with seven faces was co - written by tito carpi who also co - wrote a lot of good spaghetti westerns such as fistful of lead (1970), any gun can play (1967) and django shoots first (1968). and last but not least, the film features a score by two of my favorite composers; the amazing stelvio cipriani and nora orlandi .
seven samurai was written over a period of six weeks as kurosawa, hashimoto, and co - writer hideo oguni holed up in a hotel room in atami, working so hard they didn’t even take phone calls. even before the scripting process began, though, kurosawa filled a notebook with detailed notes on each of the seven main characters, including their heights, ages, emotional dispositions, and reactions to battle. many of his initial character instincts remain in the final film: for example, kurosawa always imagined frequent collaborator takashi shimura in the role of kambei shimada, the leader of the seven .
traditionally, the systems - development life cycle consisted of five stages. that has now increased to seven phases. increasing the number of steps helped systems analysts to define clearer actions to achieve specific goals .
six of the bill' s most memorable faces came together to share memories, along with a vintage 1990s vauxhall vectra police car used in the series, to mark the first time the show has been broadcast in order since it came off the air .
seven new actors have been added to the upcoming second season, variety reports. they are: anne winters, bryce cass, chelsea alden, allison miller, samantha logan, kelli o’hara and ben lawson. according to the outlet, none of the newcomers are series regulars, but many of them will appear in the majority of episodes in season two. how the series will make room for these new faces while juggling so many returning characters remains to be seen .
seven - year - old sam marin is taken from his school. much to the relief of his parents anna and joe, sam is found unharmed hours later and police arrest ex - schoolteacher, simon heywood .
one thing people need to realize when interpreting song lyrics is that the lyrics alone often don' t entirely define a song' s meaning. the actual tone of the music often mixes with the lyrics to paint a pretty solid image in your mind of what the song is about. seven faces has a very gloomy / depressive tone, suggesting (at least to me) the the song isn' t quite so rosey and optimistic as
do whatever you want and you' ll be free !
the ritual of binding was so powerful it had twisted the minds of the nearby teblor shamans to ingratiate the faces as gods. these
gods
informed the shamans in their dreams and trances that they had slain the teblor' s old spirits and now demanded obeisance. [ 6 ]
loftin rigged the truck with a dead clutch so the 18 - wheeler could drive without anyone behind the wheel. spielberg filmed the crash with seven cameras from multiple angles to be able to use some editing tricks to stretch out the scene .
christopher booker is a scholar who wrote that every story falls into one of seven basic plot structures: overcoming the monster, rags to riches, the quest, voyage and return, comedy, tragedy, and rebirth. shmoop explores which of these structures fits this story like cinderella’s slipper .
and the walk - on and supporting artist a continuous working period of seven hours without a meal break (‘continuous work day’). such continuous periods will normally take place between 07. 00 hours and 19. 00 hours, or 20. 00 hours and 08. 00 hours .
there may be no template for thrillers but from all the sources i’ve read about gialli films in the past 20 years, the movies are usually based on an existing texts (crime / murder / horror novels) or as you say, they’re thrillers. this film had no real thrills (at least for me anyway). it’s simply an original crime film or as i mentioned above, a heist film. i think it has much more in common with italian poliziotteschi films than italian gialli films. clearly some see it as giallo but if i was going to use an italian term to describe the devil with seven faces i think poliziotteschi would be more appropriate .
wonderfully typical horror from tanith lee. typical for lee means an erotic undercurrent, incredible descriptions, and words being used in ways you may' ve not thought of them being used before. a collection of seven stories, each taking place in its own little world. a delightful, haunting read .
i completely agree that “thriller italiano” is a much clearer term to use when describing movies like this. i’m really surprised that there doesn’t seem to be an italian term for “heist” movie or “caper” film since that’s really what the devil with seven faces is even with the “mystery” elements. it’s similar to other italian heist films such as giuliano montaldo’s far superior grand slam and i’ve never seen grand slam referred to to as a giallo or a poliziottesco. why is that? curious minds need to know and i appreciate your feedback! i only wish i could speak italian myself. my father was italian and spoke the language but unfortunately he passed away when i was really young .
more than half a century ago, akira kurosawa pushed his creative powers to new limits with a film that merged grueling shoots, an unprecedented budget, and an all - star cast to change japanese cinema forever. seven samurai, arguably the greatest film ever made in japan, combined brilliant performances, revolutionary camerawork, and a respect for period accuracy to create something audiences around the world had never seen before, and it’s still remembered as one of the great movie epics. it’s a flawless film, but making it wasn’t easy. to find out why, check out these 16 facts about how seven samurai became a masterpiece .
whilst there is growing advocacy for information literacy in higher education, comparatively little in known about how it is experienced by those who use information. the various faces of information literacy described here are drawn from the experienc e of higher educators in two australian universities. they provide a picture of information literacy that is very different from the lists of skills and attributes that are usually found in literature on the subject .
in a report provided by variety, netflix ‘s 13 reasons why is scheduled to include seven more actors to its original lineup for season 2. since its premiere in march 2017, the hit series, which takes from jay asher ‘s novel about the aftermath that follows the suicide of a high school girl who has just taken her own life .
once upon a time is going in a completely different direction for its seventh season, and while it' s all very exciting, it means that a bunch of regular cast members are leaving. jennifer morrison was the first to announce her departure, followed by rebecca mader, ginnifer goodwin, josh dallas, jared gilmore, and emilie de ravin. that leaves a handful of familiar faces plus a few new ones. it' s also not the end for the cast members who have left; morrison is returning for one episode, and goodwin told entertainment weekly that
of course i (and we) will be back
for the series finale. until then, here are the people who we' ll be seeing the most of in season seven .
if you squint a little, you can place every type of story squarely within the realm of campbell, with a few tics and tweaks here and there, but definitely patterns on the same thing. this is the book that showed booker how to put down those seven plot types. campbell was the guy who handed him the map. (source )
like many gialli, the jet - set nature of the genre meant that they often took place outside of the motherland. here, it is the canals and cobbled streets of amsterdam that attempt to give the devil with seven faces its colour. baker plays julie – who works some undisclosed job at air india (presumably a little product placing, although the ubiquitous j & b whiskey is nowhere to be seen) in the dutch city. she is being plagued with unwanted attention, and after one dinner party is chased by an unseen assailant through the streets whilst wearing what looks like some kind of see - through blue bin bag. rather than killing her, as you might reasonably expect for her crimes against fashion, a flash bulb of a camera goes off sending julie slumping melodramatically to the floor .
seven samurai was unlike anything japanese cinema—let alone world cinema—had ever seen. it took period movie accuracy to new levels, and it luxuriated in its runtime of more than three - and - a - half hours. when asked to describe what kind of film he made, kurosawa had the perfect response: “a movie as rich as a buttered steak topped with grilled eel. ”
at the time seven samurai entered production, most major japanese films cost around $ 70, 000. because kurosawa demanded the authenticity of things like a fully constructed outdoor village location, and because of frequent production challenges, the shoot dragged on and eventually took a year to complete. as a result, the budget ballooned to nearly $ 500, 000 —a massive sum at the time .
as the production process of seven samurai grew longer and longer, producers grew worried that kurosawa was spending too much on the film. as a result, production was closed down “at least twice. ” instead of arguing, kurosawa simply left to go fishing, believing that the studio had already invested so much money into the film that they wouldn’t simply scrap it. he was right .
since the truck itself is the movie’s main antagonist, spielberg chose to cast it like he would any other actor: an in - person audition. the filmmaker auditioned seven different styles of semi - trucks on the universal backlot, finally settling on a 1955 peterbilt 281 because he felt that the split windshield, rounded lights, and elongated hood represented the menacing features of the truck’s “face. ”
bravo mr. krastev. at my age 70 + over, i am not very easily impressed stubborn man, but reading your article ,
the seven faces of putin
, - you did it all, for my impression of you. you did it in style reasoning with truth and an illuminating spirit of confidence, writing it - mr. shakespeare would have been proud of. till this very day i felt myself an eternal student of the words of mr. shakespeare, i have been touched of ,
there is no art to find the mind' s construction in the face
. reading your article, thanks to you i learn another lesson, ahead of my study
how ho distinguish the mind of the author by his written words
. - you won my heart. thank you. never known fear and money, luben yankov from svishtov salutes you with bending knee .
the seven deadly sins... i think it' s mainly about how you can' t possibly punish someone for being greedy or lusting or anything, because these are all emotions that we feel everyday, that are part of our lives and that it wouldn' t be human not to expereience, so all the condemnation and such from religious leaders, priests and such, is just so groundless and stupid .
he’s known now as the genre’s greatest master, but kurosawa was more than a decade into his career as a director before he made seven samurai. it’s the most ambitious and praised of all of his samurai films, but while other directors might have built up to such a massive project, this was actually his first samurai movie. other classics, including yojimbo (1961) and sanjuro (1962), would follow .
naples, 1606. inside an unfinished church, a painting is emerging from the darkness. the seven acts of mercy is caravaggio’s masterpiece - and his first painting since he killed a man and fled rome. as the artist works, he is fuelled by anger, self - loathing and his driving need to create a work that speaks of compassion in a violent world. bootle, the present day. a retired dock worker teaches his grandson, as around them a community is disintegrating under the pressure of years of economic and political degradation. with all he has left, a book of great works of art, he tries to open the boy’s eyes to the tragedy and beauty of the life he faces. and the boy reciprocates in the only way he knows. playing out across a gap of 400 years, anders lustgarten’s visceral new play confronts the dangerous necessity of compassion, in a world where it is in short supply. directed by rsc deputy artistic director erica whyman for the swan theatre in 2016 .
one of the great things about european thrillers and crime films made during the ’60s and early ’70s is the fashions, hairstyles and modern design that can often make a potentially dull film much more interesting. unfortunately the devil with seven faces is sorely lacking in all these things. even when the cast was wearing something that caught my eye, the horrible photography and direction usually made the fashions almost impossible to fully see. most of the film seemed to be shot from the waist up or the waist down and it was littered with pointless close - ups that didn’t compliment anyone. thankfully carroll baker and lucretia love had lots of unnecessary wig changes that managed to keep me entertained. i’ve seen a lot of bad wigs used in films before, but carroll baker’s ill - fitting bright blue fright wig and lucretia love’s messy red ronald mcdonald wig absolutely floored me. what in the world was hair stylist iolanda conti (aka jolanda conti) thinking? i do commend steven boyd for somehow keeping a straight face during the scenes where he was forced to appear opposite “the wigs. ”
production lines are going in the facility seven days a week and the company is looking to hire at least six more people to add to its current roster of thirty workers. they’d like to build up a four - week inventory, said heather gehrman, director of sales, but now they’re lucky to have one week’s worth of products ready to be shipped out. the newly - hired general manager has food production experience and was brought in, in part, to make the start - up’s current manufacturing processes more efficient .
creating marijuana - based products, the company faces other challenges. “we walk on eggshells all the time with banks, landlords, everyone, ” said gehrman, because those companies are wary of money that is not fdic insurable and an industry that used to be illegal. the company is also limited in giving away samples to potential retailers. “it’s hard for a store to know if they want to stock something if we can’t provide any enough free product for them to try, ” said gehrman. laws also prohibit employees from purchasing the products made on - site, except from an authorized retailer, so there are no employee discounts .
the seven were ultimately fully freed from the glade of the rock when karsa invoked their names in the cavern where they could recover their lost weapons. [ 10 ] they invested his sword, bairoth delum, so that it would never break. [ 11 ] they intended to make karsa orlong the eighth god of the teblor, but he refused. [ 12 ] after they retrieved their weapons, he told them that they were not gods, but t' lan imass. they insisted that they, in fact, were gods since they were worshipped. [ 13 ]
kurosawa ultimately scrapped that story, and instead pitched the idea of a film that would cover a series of five samurai battles, based on the lives of famous japanese swordsmen. hashimoto went off to write that script, but kurosawa ultimately scrapped that idea as well, worrying that a film that was just “a series of climaxes” wouldn’t work. then, producer sôjirô motoki found, through historical research, that samurai in the “warring states” period of japanese history would often volunteer to stand guard at peasant villages overnight in exchange for food and lodging. from that, kurosawa and hashimoto developed the idea of a group of samurai hired by peasants to protect them from bandits, and seven samurai was born .
this is research that goes back a couple of decades; however no new discoveries or studies have delivered anything to discount or challenge this one. the layout of the book is helpful: to categorize each kind of philanthropist and outline each under the same rubrics in every chapter contributes to the reader' s ability to finish reading and having memory of more of this book' s content than others'. indeed, i have encountered each of these' faces' in my sphere of work, and there is a place for each of them. now, having a better understanding of how to identify each' face', what motivates them, what the objective of their gifts / donations are, and how to remain connected with them, i can organize and align requests that i or my organization make in ways that would leverage a better result .
throughout his career, kurosawa developed a kind of stock company of actors who he frequently turned to, and several of them have key roles in seven samurai. most famously, toshirô mifune worked on 16 films with kurosawa, including stray dog (1949), throne of blood (1957), and yojimbo (1961). yoshio tsuchiya, who played the villager rikichi, went on to work with kurosawa in yojimbo, sanjuro, red beard (1965), and more. the most prolific collaborator, though, was takashi shimura, who acted in 21 of kurosawa’s 30 films as a director, including ikiru (1952), throne of blood, the hidden fortress (1958), and kagemusha (1980) .
i' ll be the first to not completely agree with darkspot. while the song certainly isn' t punishing the desire to commit the seven deadly sins (and it' s describing them in a very human manner), i don' t think it' s really supporting the desire either. it sounds to me like it' s being sung / spoken from the point of view of a depressed, hurt and failed individual (possibly a drug addict) who' s basically looking for serenity in things like lust and greed. basically, he' s trying to escape from reality through them. the song isn' t punishing him, but it certainly isn' t suggesting that he be a role model either .
seven samurai was never supposed to be in production for as long as it was. this meant that the final battle sequence, which was originally set to be filmed in the summer months, was shot in february. shortly before the filming of the sequence began, heavy snow fell, which meant the crew had to water down the set in order to melt the snow. that, plus the scripted plan to shoot the sequence in a dramatic torrential downpour, meant that the cast was working in deep, thick mud. because it was the dead of winter, the mud would often grow frozen, leaving the cast—in their period - accurate sandals—freezing as they tried to carry out the action. kurosawa himself, who stood in the mud with his actors, apparently grew so cold that he started to lose his toenails .
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one of my favorites on ghua... i guess i' m alone in that assertion
hand - ur not alone, this song is easily one of my favorites. when i figured out the lyrics it' s how i felt once i got tired of the nice guy gets nothing bullshit. i found myself again and discovered that i love the evil in myself. i no longer gave a shit as to what others think of me or want. time to take care of number one (me). to me it means stop being what everyone else wants you to be and do what makes you content and makes you yourself. once you stop the facade, you feel free and that everyone else wishes they could achieve that state of mind. i' ve listen to slayer for 17 years and they' ve never changed or apologized for anything. name me any other band that' s like that. oh wait, you can' t because there isn' t any! !! !! !! !! 1
congrats on finding the
ultimate answer
to the
ultimate question
within the lyrics in a slayer song .
btw, are you a satanist? just asking, because that' s exactly what they believe in .
not to publicly display them. then a drama queen comes along and flaunts his / her petty problems looking for sympathy from others. sad, sad, sad, sad ,
i like this song but i don' t completely agree with it, because i find it to be worse for yourself to keep everything inside that troubles you, no matter how big or small - it makes you feel like shit either way. . i also find it impossible to never complain if u keep everything in you' ll just end up having a breakdown. . & you should be able to find comfort and support by telling at least your close friends what' s up. . anyone that doesnt show any of the pain they feel is puting on a facade as well. . i don' t agree with every point a band / lyricist makes just because i listen to their music and i don' t think it' s very smart for anyone to buy into every point every song makes just cause the music' s good .
i think it' s about doing your own thing, and not giving a crap about worthless religious rules, or what anyone else says, for that matter. do what' s best for yourself, don' t let others hold you back .
i think darkspot hit the nail on the head. i haven' t heard slayer mention the meanings of the song, but i do agree this song is about the 7 deadly sins. this albums blows me away !
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communitarians are the most common wealthy donor personality. for them, doing good just makes sense. communitarians are part of the local environment and are often business owners. they strongly focus on how to make their community a better place to work and live .
the devout are doing god’s will. their religious convictions motivate them to financially and personally support non - profits. for them, giving is a religious act. as god has blessed them with wealth, they see it as only right that they share this blessing with others. along the same lines, giving is a moral obligation .
investors see charitable giving as good business. for them, there is a very apparent dual purpose to giving. on the one hand, they want to help charitable causes. on the other hand, they want to be very tax wise about their giving. investors are looking to support nonprofits that understand both these sets of concerns .
socialites find that they can help nonprofits and have a good time doing so. they accomplish this through social functions – ones they produce and ones in which they participate as guests. socialites look to multiply their giving by leveraging their relationships with friends and family. their social network is a major determinant of the nonprofits they support .
altruists are what people often associate with affluent donors. they give out of a sense of moral imperative. their generosity is a function of “doing the right thing. ” moreover, they tend to be modest and are most likely to give anonymously .
repayers tend to be former recipients of a nonprofit’s services, or sometimes people close to them have received those services. subsequently, they give back by supporting the same or aligned nonprofits. repayers tend to concentrate their giving on medical and educational causes. they give out of a sense of gratitude .
dynasts, in contrast to the other philanthropic personalities, have usually inherited their wealth. growing up with money, dynasts are socialized to the value and justness of supporting worthwhile causes. giving is a quality that resonates within their family, and they are expected to support nonprofits .
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donald trump’s facial expressions say a lot about him. photograph: mediapunch / rex / shutterstock
’s political success can be put down to his body language and the unusual ways he uses his face. the first thing we notice about trump’s facial expressions is the sheer variety. the second is their dramatic, often over - stated character. this was evident before and during the presidential election. while the other candidates – hillary clinton included – were struggling to appear likeable and restrained, trump was busy performing grimaces that would not have looked out of place in japanese noh theatre. but what are trump’s signature facial expressions, and what do they tell us about him ?
during the campaign, trump eclipsed clinton in the macho stakes. he did this by adopting an “alpha face” of lowered brows, narrowed eyes and a firmly set mouth. this expression is the antithesis of submissiveness. psychologists have discovered that smiling men are widely perceived as less dominant and that powerful men show reduced levels of smiling. individuals who want to demonstrate that they are not a threat are more likely to raise their eyebrows, widen their eyes and flash a smile – the precise opposite of what trump does in this effort to remind everyone that he is not the kind of guy you can push around .
most politicians, when they are angry, will allow themselves a modicum of indignation. that’s not enough for trump. when he’s incensed, he pulls out all the stops and produces a larger - than - life spectacle of fury – eyes narrowed, brows tightly knitted together, mouth open and jaw tense. it is tempting to think that trump’s outbursts come from a lack of inhibition, but their true source is more likely to be his realisation that exhibitions of anger reinforce an impression of dominance. this is certainly in line with research by psychologists, which shows that people with a strong sense of entitlement, or who see themselves as powerful and unchallenged, are more ready to engage in public displays of anger than others .
one of the ways that trump tries to look like a tough politician is by jutting out his chin. the chin - jut relies on the fact that men with bigger chins have higher levels of testosterone and, partly for this reason, are more likely to reach positions of power. in a study at west point military academy in the us, for example, it was discovered that male cadets who had larger chins were more likely to reach the rank of general in later life than their small - chinned peers. by using the chin - jut, trump is taking full advantage of this fact – tilting his head back, thrusting out his lower jaw and attempting to give the impression that he deserves to be in charge .
although trump instinctively recognises the demeaning potential of smiling, there are occasions when he is prepared to throw caution to the wind and give a full - blown smile, with his teeth on display and wrinkles around the corners of the eyes – the latter being the feature that defines a genuine as opposed to a fake display of happiness. trump tends to produce these beaming smiles when he is in a convivial setting and when he doesn’t feel the need to look like a leader, or when he is with people whose company he enjoys – as demonstrated by his post - election photograph with nigel farage .
this is the smile that trump defaults to when he is in the public eye: the mouth is closed and the teeth remain hidden. that’s because the risorius muscles, which pull the corners of the mouth sideways, are much more active in this case than the zygomatic major muscles, which pull the corners of the mouth upwards and are otherwise involved in a full - blown smile. the result of this is that the zipped smile appears more guarded – and because the mouth is stretched sideways, it makes the face look slightly wider .
there could be several reasons why trump is so attached to the zipped smile. one is that it makes him look less submissive. by avoiding a full - blown smile, he is able to appear circumspect, while keeping his options open – something he evidently likes to do .
another reason is that zipped smiles make the mouth look wider. there is evidence, both from animals and humans, that mouth width is linked to readiness to engage in physical combat, and it has also been found that men with wider mouths are more likely to attain leadership positions. trump might also be unconsciously attracted to the zipped smile because it increases the apparent width - to - height ratio of his face, which in turn makes him look more masculine and macho. psychologists have consistently shown that men with a high facial width - to - height ratio are not only seen as tougher and more attractive, they also have higher levels of testosterone and are actually more competitive. but there is always the possibility that the origins of trump’s zipped smile are cultural rather than personal. it is known, for example, that while americans favour a full - blown smile that showcases the teeth, british people have historically preferred tight - lipped versions of the smile. there is every chance therefore that trump’s zipped smile is actually a throwback to his scottish ancestors – which would of course demonstrate that his public persona is far less american than he has led us to believe .
some of trump’s zipped smiles are straightforward, but a large proportion of them are accompanied by a puckeredchin. these are what psychologists call “blended facial expressions”. the presence of this additional facial expression is quite significant because people often pull their chins in when they feel threatened – it’s a way of tensing the chin in anticipation of being symbolically punched in the face. the fact that a puckered chin features in so many of trump’s zipped smiles suggests that he frequently feels threatened. because zipped smiles are so effective at capturing people’s attention, they provide a perfect vehicle for trump to disguise his feelings of vulnerability. all this is likely to be entirely unconscious, but by unwittingly externalising his feelings in this way trump proves that he is not as tough as he would like everyone to think .
you can’t help notice the way trump protrudes and contorts his mouth. in fact, his lips appear to have an almost prehensile quality, as if they were an extra pair of hands, reaching out from his face to manipulate the world around him. there are, however, at least two explanations we might consider. one is that trump amplifies his lip movements because he is not completely convinced that people fully understand what he’s saying. studies have shown that when mothers are talking to their infants, they often protrude their lips and make exaggerated mouth movements in an attempt to make themselves better understood. is trump operating on a similar assumption? does he feel that the capacity of his audience to understand is so limited that he needs to enlist every articulatory channel to get his message across ?
it is also conceivable that trump’s exaggerated mouth movements are simply another example of a generalised strategy that involves using “ supernormal stimuli ” to attract attention to himself. the term supernormal stimuli” was coined by the eminent zoologist, nico tinbergen, who discovered that herring gulls and stickleback fish responded with greater vigour when they were presented with exaggerated stimuli than when they were exposed to the stimuli they would normally encounter. recent research on humans suggests that, like birds and fish, we too have an innate orienting reflex to supernormal stimuli, and that we respond more powerfully to things that are larger - than - life, whether in the realm of luxury goods, food or sex. maybe trump’s mouth movements – together with his histrionic hand gestures and overstated opinions – are all unknowingly designed to capitalise on this human reaction .
so which facial expressions will trump opt for during his inauguration? will he try to present himself as a tough guy by putting on his alpha face and jutting out his chin, or will he embrace everyone with a big smile, or possibly even a zipped smile, with or without a puckered chin? whatever happens, trump’s face is sure to provide important clues about his attitude to the occasion and what is going through his mind. having chosen to be everyone’s face, there’s really nowhere for him to hide .
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seven faces is a 1929 american pre-code drama film with fantasy elements that was released by fox film corporation in the fox movietone sound-on-film system on december 1 , 1929 . based upon the piece of short fiction " a friend of napoleon " which was published in the june 30 , 1923 , issue of the saturday evening post magazine by popular writer richard connell ( whose best known work , the most dangerous game , was filmed three years later ) , it was directed by berthold viertel and stars paul muni in his second screen appearance . seven faces is a lost film , with no excerpts from its footage known to exist . 
seven faces is a 1929 american pre-code drama film with fantasy elements that was released by fox film corporation in the fox movietone sound-on-film system on december 1, 1929. based upon the piece of short fiction " a friend of napoleon " which was published in the june 30, 1923, issue of the saturday evening post magazine by popular writer richard connell (whose best known work, the most dangerous game, was filmed three years later), it was directed by berthold viertel and stars paul muni in his second screen appearance. seven faces is a lost film, with no excerpts from its footage known to exist.
seven faces is a 1929 american pre-code drama film with fantasy elements that was released by fox film corporation in the fox movietone sound-on-film system on december 1, 1929. based upon the piece of short fiction " a friend of napoleon " which was published in the june 30, 1923, issue of the saturday evening post magazine by popular writer richard connell (whose best known work, the most dangerous game, was filmed three years later), it was directed by berthold viertel and stars paul muni in his second screen appearance. seven faces is a lost film, with no excerpts from its footage known to exist.