Terrifying Amusement Parks (video)

Early amusement parks were terrifying

Tested on live subjects. Mostly harmless.

(Historidame) Creepy clowns, weird Sideshow attractions, a midway, and rides that were actively dangerous -- early amusement parks were terrifying, and I want to visit them so badly. So join me today, dear viewers, as we take a trip into the past and explore the golden age of amusement parks.

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Music: Merry Go - Silent Film Light by Kevin MacLeod, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses... Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Breaktime - Silent Film Light by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Fig Leaf Times Two by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: http://incompetech.com/ RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 & 2 - Slavonic Dance - Merry-Go-Round #60fps #amusementpark #rollercoaster #coneyisland #history

• Historidame, April 18, 2025; CC Liu, Ananda (Dharma Buddhist Meditation) (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

In 1939, American Nazis rallied at MSG

Trump's night at the Garden: Racist campaign rally adopts language of fascism and violence

(DemocracyNow!) Oct. 29, 2024: DN! takes a close look at The Donald's campaign and racist rally at Madison Square Garden with Prof. of History and Italian Studies at NYU Ruth Ben-Ghiat (author of Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present [Guy]), an expert on fascism and authoritarianism, and filmmaker Marshall Curry.

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A Night at The Garden in 1939 (Field of Vision)

Prof. Ben-Ghiat argues that Trump's use of the hallmarks of "fascism and violence" -- including dehumanizing rhetoric, profane and crude discriminatory language, and threats to the "enemy within" -- echoes the rise of midcentury fascist rulers like and Adolf Hitler and Fran Franco.

Curry attended the rally and also directed the short film A Night at the Garden, about the 1939 Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden. He notes, "The demagogues in 1939 used the same tactics that we see today."

The 1939 Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden

(TheUntoldPast) One of the strangest events to take place around the time of WW II has to be the Nazi rally that took place in one of the world's most famous entertainment venues, New York's Madison Square Garden.

• Was Hitler-supporting Prescott S. Bush, the forebear of CIA Chief George H. Bush and US Pres. George W. Bush (puppet of fellow war criminal VP Dick Cheney) holding a swastika, a portrait of the Fuhrer, or a white supremacy banner?

Prior to the American involvement in Hitler's war, there was an American group that supported Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party.

Known as the German American Bund, they had thousands of racist members in the USA. There were numerous white supremacist groups like this around the world outside of Germany.

However, what is the story of their 1939 rally in the most famous entertainment venue in the world (site of Led Zeppelin's greatest concert when the British invaded the US)?

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• Lucid: lucid.substack.com (by Ruth Ben-Ghiat)
• Curator's Corner: A 1934 (not 1939) Pro-Nazi Rally in Madison Square Garden
• Amy Goodman, DemocracyNow.org; PBS (POV, 2020); TheUntoldPast, 4/28/20; Ashley Wells, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Why Trump rallied at MSG: Nazis often did

I've got dementia and I'm old (80). I don't care what I say or do, I just have to stay out of jail.

Pres. Don John Trump's German dad, Fred Trunf, participated in a Nazi rally and white supremacist racist parade on the streets of New York, possibly ending up at Madison Square Garden. In any case, we know this because Father Trump was arrested for his racist outpouring of hate, which he taught his son, almost as if Hitler had had a father.

A Night at the Garden | An American Nazi Rally in 1939 | POV

(PBS) In 1939, 20,000 Neo-Nazi Americans rallied in New York’s Madison Square Garden to celebrate the rise of Nazism – an event largely forgotten from American history.

A Night at the Garden uses striking archival fragments recorded that night to transport modern audiences into this gathering and shine a light on the disturbing fallibility of seemingly decent [white] people.

Trump campaign backpedals after racist, fascist Madison Square Garden rally: A Closer Look

(Late Night with Seth Meyers) Jewish Seth Meyers takes a closer look at Republicans and the Trump campaign distancing themselves from a racist comment at Trump's fascistic rally at Madison Square Garden that sparked ab immediate backlash.

Enjoy full episodes of favorite PBS shows anytime, anywhere with the free PBS App: to.pbs.org/2QbtzhR. #WW2 #Documentary #History

• Official website: pbs.org/pov

Pres. Donald Trump's racist German family

In 1927, Don Trump's father Fred Trump was arrested at a Ku Klux Klan meeting and demonstration. There is no conclusive proof, other than he presence there and arrest, that he supported all of the organization's goals [b, c].

From WW II onwards, to avoid further associations with Nazism, Fred Trump denied his German ancestry (and Nazi sympathies), even supporting Jewish causes [d, e, f], at least the white Ashkenazi/European Jewish kind since many of those kinds of Jews were German.

• (See also: Trump family)

Early life and career

Fred Trump (far left) with his German Trunf family, circa 1915

The Germanic American Friedrich Trunf Trump, amassed considerable wealth during the Klondike Gold Rush by running a brothel (house of prostitution) and eatery for miners trying to get rich quick.

Friedrich returned to Kallstadt in 1901 and, by the next year, met and married Lizzy Christ [17]. They moved to NYC, where their first child, Elizabeth, was born in 1904 [18]. Later that year, the family returned to Kallstadt [19]. Fred was conceived in Bavaria, where his parents wished to re-establish residency, but Friedrich was banished for dodging the draft [20, 19].

The family returned to New York on July 1, 1905, and moved to the Bronx, where [Donald Trump's father] Frederick Christ Trump was born on October 11 [21]. Fred's younger brother, John G. Trump, was born in 1907.

All three children were raised speaking German [22] with severe German discipline. In September 1908, the family moved to Woodhaven, Queens [23].

Many details of Trump's childhood come from autobiographical accounts and emphasize independence, learning, and especially hard work – to the point of being fictional [24][g].

At the age of 10, Trump worked as a delivery boy for a butcher [27]. About two years later, on Memorial Day, his German father died in the 1918 flu pandemic [28]. More

• PBS, July 12, 2020; Late Night with Seth Meyers, Oct. 28, 2024; Shauna Schwartz, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly Wiki edit "Fred Trump"

Trump at The Garden, Joe Rogan, AOC

"This was a hate rally." AOC Responds on Morning Joe

(Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) Oct. 28, 2024: AOC: "This was a hate rally. This was not just a presidential rally. This was also not just a campaign rally. These are mini-January 6th rallies, these are mini-Stop the Steal rallies."

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Trump's Madison Square Garden rally featured crude and racist insults

Meanwhile, JD Vance was helping the campaign by battling ferocious Jake Tapper, attack mannequin

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• AOC on MSNBC, 10/28/24; Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Going Zen at home with Jennifer Garner

Balance: Taoist-Buddhist yin-yang symbol showing the seeds of the opposite on each side

Let's go to Jen Affleck's house to help her.

(Homes & Garden) Thoughts of a Los Angeles "farmhouse" may not immediately lead to a Zen Garden (or, more specifically, a pool area), but Hollywood actor Jennifer Garner has just challenged our conventions.

The actress's pared-back exterior space (architecturally designed by Steve Giannetti) makes a case for minimalist garden design – most notably thanks to its lack of planting, poolside furniture, and accessories.

• The Zen of Jen (and Ben) | Marie Claire She's the nicest girl in town, but as a newish mom in 2007 and as Ben Affleck's wife, Jennifer Garner is finally learning to show some steel. Now in 2024 he's miserable because Latin dreamboat Jennifer Lopez has dumped him again, so Jen and Matt Damon have to keep him off the ledge.

(Live_Online #A) Jen Garner does a live at home guided meditation
with r. Chelsea online: Forgiving a piece of yourself (Feb. 17, 2021).

However, despite the absence of decoration, Garner's pool area is anything but boring. Instead, it's soothing, grounding, and designed so that the wood (from both the house and the decking) can take center stage.

• Zen is a Japanese word from Chinese (Chán). The Korean (Sŏn), Vietnamese (Thiền), Pali (Jhana), and Sanskrit (Dhyana) are all words for "meditation," more specifically a kind of serene state of absorption. "Zen" in everyday use refers to the practices in the popular imagination rather than a Mahayana Buddhist school that originated in China (禪宗, chánzōng, the Chan School, "meditation school") or the Buddha-mind school (佛心宗, fóxīnzōng) [1] that later developed into various sub-schools and branches. Zen was strongly influenced by Taoism ☯️, especially Neo-Daoist thought, and developed into a distinct school of Chinese Buddhism [2]. China got Zen from India, Chán deriving from Buddhist dhyana. It then spread south to Vietnam and became Vietnamese Thiền, northeast to Korea to become Seon Buddhism, and east to Japan, becoming Japanese Zen Buddhism [3]. Zen emphasizes serenity meditation practice and direct insight into one's own innate "Buddha nature" (見性, Chinese jiànxìng, Japanese kenshō), and the personal expression of this insight in daily life for the benefit of others [4, 5]. Wiki edited by WQ

Native American practice? Jen's rain dance for LA

This natural material works in harmony with the surrounding greenery and pool water to bring a sense of calmness to the area, and it's one of the finest (and one of the most beautifully simple) examples of a Zen Garden we've observed over the reign of this ever-growing outdoor trend.

A pool makes me feel cool in the garden

• (Marie Claire) A rolled-up yoga mat and a baby stroller is pretty much all you need to blend in at the farmhouse-red Brentwood Country Mart in West Los Angeles [outside of Tinsel Town, closer to UCLA], where Jennifer Garner has asked me to meet her. The cozy-looking place is an apt choice for Hollywood's most down-to-earth star, except for the novelty item being sold at the bakery today: $5 cupcakes commemorating Paris Hilton's imminent trip to jail. There's a camera crew set up by the cash register. In a pair of blue jeans, a short-sleeve polka-dot blouse, and sneakers, Garner is walking along...when I stroll over to say hi. At which point she shoots me a curt "hello" and turns her back. Cuts me dead, [b*tch]. But it's half of the Bennifer! More
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Alongside Garner's (unintentional) approval, experts say we owe the rise of Zen-style gardens to their therapeutic qualities – many of which translate to spaces of all sizes (whether we have a pool or not). The key is in the simplicity, they explain.

"Compared to cottage and country garden-style gardens, this style of outdoor space is uncomplicated and paired back. It doesn’t feature a lot of different flowers, creating a sense of peace and tranquility," comments Marcus Eyles, the horticultural director at Dobbies.

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"The aim is to create a space with a modern feel – light and clean lines are important when it comes to establishing a sense of Zen." More

VIDEO: Inside Jennifer Garner’s Farm-Style L.A. Home | Open Door | Architectural Digest

(Architectural Digest) Sept. 3, 2024: Today, AD is welcomed by Jennifer Garner to tour her farm-style home in Los Angeles. When designing Garner’s home, there was no Pinterest board or pictures from a magazine; it was simply an in-depth discussion with designers Steve and Brooke Giannetti and a watercolor painting of their vision. Together, they designed a farmhouse-style oasis full of warmth and character. From her wooden kitchen with a dedicated baking station to an orchard in the backyard, it’s easy to forget Garner lives among the hustle and bustle of LA. “I wanted it to feel old and cool and historic, but I also wanted to make it work for a big family with a lot of things going on.”

• How Jennifer Garner uses wood to ground her Zen pool area | Homes & Gardens (homesandgardens.com)
• Home & Garden via MSN.com; Architectural Digest, 9/3/24; Ananda (Dharma Buddhist Meditation), Dhr. Seven, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly Wiki edit Zen

Zen refuge: Huntington Botanical Garden

Asian garden pavilion sits on a lily pond with lotus flowers as tall pines, bamboos, and plum blossoms surround it: The lovely Lotus Pavilion (Martha Benedict/The Huntington/LAist.com)

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Huntington Botanical Gardens in a new light

The Tao or "way" of Zen is [easy].

The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens is opening evening access to its Twilight Garden Strolls hours during the summer months so more people can enjoy the gardens in cooler temperatures. Previously, only members could get tickets to the special program.

Why the Huntington is extending hours: “Opening in the evening allows us to welcome more visitors who can enjoy green spaces and see our gardens in quite literally a different light,” said Director of Membership and Visitor Services at the Huntington Kristin Voss.

The program has been such a success for members that the Huntington is now expanding ticket access to the general public.

The cultivation of stillness, silence, absorption

• [EDITOR SEVEN: What is "Zen"? In English it means "flow state," "effortless creativity," "artless artfulness," "unpremeditated spontaneity," "calm," "ease," but in Japanese it comes from the Chinese Chan (channa), which is an attempt to pronounce the Pali jhana (from the Sanskrit dhyana), all of which mean "meditative absorption." If meditation in English means flapping our wings to get in the air, efforting to alight off a branch in a tree on a cliff, in Buddhist terms it is the bhavana or "cultivation" of the subsequent effortless soaring. Just let go of the branch.

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  What if? - Don't do that to yourself. Be here now
  

  We make an effort (dharana) to let go, allow, let it be, accept what is, breathe being aware only of that breathing, which keeps us in the present moment, not reacting to whatever arises but merely observing, not falling into the habit of escaping to the past and dragging it into the present, not leaping into the habit of escaping into the future and dragging it into the present, staying only here and now mindful (present with) of the present, watching, and remaining watchful.

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  Thinking is not the way. Let go. See. Allow.

  It is the nonabandoning of the moment, the nondistraction from the object, the following this very moment into calm presence, unification of mind, stillness, coherence, which are ways of saying samadhi. First there was the subject (me) and the object (what was observed). Then, for a moment, they were one; that is, there was no distinction. They merged, one absorbing into the other. It was so Zen.]

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What’s different about the gardens in the evening hours: With the shift in temperatures and lighting, the gardens take on different sights, smells, and sounds.

One can see the campus during the “golden” or “magic” hour -- a favorite time for photographers when the sun is just about to set and casts an ethereal quality on plants and flowers.

Rose Garden Tempietto, Huntington Botanical Gardens (The Huntington)

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“The Desert Garden is one of my favorites,” said Voss. “There's something really lovely about the unusual shapes and colors matched with the warm tones of sunset during summer.”

How to take a tour after hours: This year, the Huntington has added Twilight Garden Estate Tours, a docent-led walk through many of the gardens and looks at some of the historic architectural features, on campus.

Docent leads Twilight Garden Estate Tour at Huntington Botanical Gardens (The Huntington)

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When and how to attend: There are three Twilight Garden Strolls left scheduled for the summer, but they will return. Hours are 4:30-8:00 pm. Reserve tickets ONLINE for $20.00. Tickets to the Estate Tours cost an additional $25.00. More: LAist.com

Wise quote and Zen comic art by Roshi Brad Warner, Angel City Zen, Los Angeles (WQ)

• Julia Paskin/LAist.com, July 21, 2024; CC Liu, Ashley Wells (eds.), Dhr. Seven (explanation of Zen), Wisdom Quarterly

Native Plant Garden Tour, Los Angeles (4/13)

Theodore Payne Foundation; Xochitl, Dhr. Seven, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Islands above, roots below

Do not count on seeing this legal flower bud.

As the ecosystems around us grow increasingly fragmented, islands of intact habitat persist amid a sea of development and human infrastructure.

These reservoirs of biodiversity are sustained by the complexity of species relationships they harbor – relationships that are strengthened by connectivity and strained by isolation.

The 2024 Native Plant Garden Tour seeks to shine a light on the native plant gardens that reinvigorate urban habitats – a system of roots that stretches through the developed landscape and brings wild spaces closer to home.

Join the tour to find out how to create an island of biodiversity, strengthening the ecological roots of Los Angeles with native plants.

Spotlighting 40+ gardens across the city, this two-day journey will bring together the plants and people that make Southern California one of the most biodiverse places on the planet.

• For a sneak peek, please visit nativeplantgardentour.org.
• Native Plant Garden Tour | April 13 and 14, 2024 (tickets at Eventbrite)
• Theodore Payne Foundation | Educating Southern Californians about the beauty and ecological benefits of California native plants

Planning a tour

The gardens are divided into two groups, Westside Gardens which are open Saturday, April 13th, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm and Eastside Gardens, which are open Sunday, April 14th, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. A ticket allows holder into gardens on both days.

How to attend

Each ticket includes admission for a single visitor to all gardens across both days and a printed color guide with addresses provided.

The tour is self-guided, so visitors can see gardens that interest them and go at their own pace. Tickets and tour guides will be mailed starting in early March 2024. Children under 16 do not require a ticket.

Sponsor a Ticket

Add a Sponsor Ticket to purchase at checkout. TPF will distribute these tickets to the Foundation's school and community partners.

41 Gardens

• Saturday, April 13 | 10:00 am–5:00 pm

01 The Garden on Petit

02 Gerety Family Garden

03 Henschel Native Garden

04 Reimagining Colonial Revival

05 The Gottlieb Native Garden

06 Kuruvungna Sacred Springs

07 The Walgrove Wildlands

08 Tipton Duvivier Watershed Garden

09 Casita Manzanita

10 Lambert & Evans Family Garden

11 The Hello Yarrow House

12 The House of the Seven Sages

13 Garden Butterfly

14 Hursley & Glass Garden

15 Kramer-Askew

16 Jack’s Garden

17 Casa Apocalyptica

• Sunday, April 14 | 10:00 am-5:00 pm

18 Wood Garden

19 Olivewood Garden

20 Justice Tujunga Garden

21 Farnsworth

22 The Forbes Mountain Retreat

23 Heller-Ashamalla Garden 

24 Ochoa Restoration Garden

25 Casa Petrichor — The Laboratory

26 Bonfigli & Hessing

27 Washington Elementary Native Habitat Garden

28 Pasadena Corner Garden

29 New Horizon School Peace Garden

30 Ribbonwood

31 Wagner Native Garden

32 Zamora-Rojas Garden

33 McCarthy-Reynaldo Garden

34 The Phelps Garden

35 Glass Island x Fruitstitute

36 Peterson-Nadeau Historic Filipinotown

37 Scott Weich Garden

38 Sotomayor Arts & Sciences Magnet Farm

39 Walton Family Garden

40 Eggers & Small

41 Atkinson-Skorikov Garden

Contact the coordinators with feedback or suggestions about the tour, ideas for new gardens, or to learn how to become a tour sponsor. Please e-mail: gardentour@theodorepayne.org. TPF would love to hear from everyone. Native Plant Garden Tour | April 13 & 14, 2024

Photography Policy

Photography is permitted for personal use only. Any photos used for web or other media must be credited to the Theodore Payne Native Plant Garden Tour.

Wild Food Cooking Class (1/21)

Christopher Nyerges, School of Self-Reliance; Dhr. Seven, Xochitl (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Nyerges authored many books

WILD FOOD COOKING — edible wild plants of Southern California, Jan. 20, 2024 @ 10:00 am-2:00 pm, $45.00 – $65.00. Learn edible wild plants of Southern California, Saturday. We explore the local area and do our best to create a local meal provided by nature.

We create a meal with a salad, soup, vegetable dish, pancakes, and a drink, from plants we collect today and from plants that were previously collected. Walk is brief and leisurely, collecting plants along the way, learning how to identify food as well as other non-food plants we encounter.

Foraging has gotten popular. Learn how to ethically forage and how to properly identify wild plants. It's a great survival skill. We never know exactly what we’ll find, but we are likely to have wild greens for salad and soup, wild buckwheat for pancakes, herbs for tea, cactus, and possibly some wild fruits for a dessert item. We find out along the way on this walkabout.

THIS CLASS COUNTS TOWARDS THE ETHNOBOTANY CERTIFICATE. Location sent out when upon registration. $65 (senior/student $45): SchoolofSelf-Reliance.com (Events)

• WILD FOOD COOKING - Edible wild plants of Southern California NOTE:  Rain is predicted.  Bring rain gear or umbrella.  If rain is significant, class will be a walk and some cooking.

Autry Native American museum at 35 (9/30)

Autry Museum (autry.org, 9/30/23); Xochitl, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Blackfoot tribe members protecting their ancenstral land, Glacier Nat'l Park, Montana, 1913.

• Autry 35th Anniversary Celebration
• Saturday, September 30, 2023
• Autry 35th Anniversary Celebration | Autry Museum of the American West (theautry.org)

Say something, Chief. I'm recording.

The Autry in Griffith Park: Special 35th Anniversary (with tickets priced as if it were 1988). Join the Autry (with consumed the Southwest Museum's extensive American-Indian collection) for a day full of fun celebrating the Autry's 35th anniversary, with family-friendly activities museum-wide.

Special 35th-anniversary ticket prices are the same as they were when the Autry first opened in 1988.

• Trunk Show featuring local artist Laila Asgari
• Wild Horse Singers and Dancers
• Native Voices performance
• Presentations from Karla Buhlman and Rob Word
• Docent-led tours and trick ropers
• Carnival on the Lawn with games
• a Petting Zoo,
• Bouncy Houses,
• a mechanical bull, and
• a Ferris Wheel
• Market Vendors and Community Partner booths on the Lawn
• Live Music,
• Photo Booth,
• Game lounge (corn-hole, Jenga, shuffleboard, giant Connect Fours)
• PBS SoCal Daniel Tiger Meet and Greet downstairs in the garden
• Family Play Space with educational activities for kids and families
• Food trucks and [toxic] Fry bread…and so much more

See schedule and location of performances and activities. (Times and locations will be updated daily , so stay tuned for updates if it rains). SCHEDULE OF EVENTS... Details

Annual Picnic (altadenacommunitygarden.com) (RSVP)