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Topic: Bugonia

	Weird Words
		Bugonia - is the myth or mistaken belief or misapprehension that bees swarm on carcasses, or form hives in the dead bodies, or are spontaneously generated by the rotting meat.
		In fact, the maggots are known as rat tail maggots because of the long appendage at the end of the body, which is actually not a tail, but rather a breathing tube necessary when the maggot has burrowed deep into the rotting and liquefying meat.
		Presumably, the myth of bugonia arose from observations of bodies of dead oxen, infested with maggots and crawling with newly matured drone flies.
	www.csit.fsu.edu /~burkardt/fun/wordplay/weird_words.html (6679 words)

	Pilobolus, Esprit de Spore
		Pilobolus the dance troupe had goals just as ambitious, and for more than 30 years, the troupe has remained remarkably fertile, creating a body of repertory based on its unique weight-sharing and partnering skills honed in a collaborative environment.
		"BUGonia" brings the Pilobolans back to their spores, so to speak.
		Chase explains the word she coined to name her newest duet: "It's a biomorphic creature that definitely hearkens back to our early roots." Those roots include rubber-limbed flexibility, tensile strength to lift and carry partners every which way, and a sense of attachment to the earth as dancers give into the unforgiving tug of gravity.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/16/AR2005061600712.html (456 words)

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		In Chapter 15 B. examines the cultural typology of the bee in the ancient world (giving a very thorough examination of bugonia) and contrasts it with those of the moth and the wasp.
		B. concludes that the bee was the symbol of the rebirth of the just soul and that Virgil's use of bee similes made explicit use of this symbolism.
		Despite Aristaeus' status as a non-culture hero in Virgil, he nevertheless accomplishes a similar function: he introduces bugonia to the world.
	www.infomotions.com /serials/bmcr/bmcr-v3n02-slagter-anthropology.txt (1714 words)

	The Independent Weekly: The grindstone/treadmill dance
		In its favor, BUGonia isn't as kludgy as last year's opaque, tech-obsessed retelling of the Orpheus myth.
		Wendall Harrington and Zachary Borovay's stage-sized projections of the natural world are exquisite, and the pod-like casing Renée Jaworski and Jenny Mendez create at one point follows suit with appropriate whimsy.
		As is the case with too many recent company works, BUGonia serves best as a work for children, or an introduction for those who've never encountered Pilobolus before.
	www.indyweek.com /durham/2005-06-22/ae2.html (1708 words)

	Review: Pilobolus pulsates with fun, creativity (printable version)
		The troupe was consistently enjoyable as its members bent, twisted, popped up and down and engaged in occasional cartooning.
		Two pieces on the program are of 2005 vintage — “BUGonia,” which had its premiere last month, and “Aquatica.” “Aquatica” engaged the dancers — Mark Fucik, Andrew Herro, Renée Jaworski, Matt Kent, Jenny Mendez and Manelich Minnifee — in a series of swimming-like scenes as the individuals explored different ways of moving together.
		In “BUGonia,” Jaworski and Mendez gracefully climbed up and down long pieces of fabric in imitation of a “whimsical creature that is part plant and part animal,” according to the program.
	www.rgj.com /news/printstory.php?id=103664 (252 words)

	PERFORMING ARTS
		In five works by Alison Chase, Pilobolus took to the sky, dangling from silks and harnesses as often as they hung from one another's bodies.
		The world premiere of "BUGonia" produced the night's least substantial fare.
		"BUGonia" is a cute piece, but the aerial dances disappoint.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/06/23/AR2005062300072.html (745 words)

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		BUGonia, a new multimedia duet, choreographed by Artistic Director, Alison Chase, features an original score by Edward Bilous, dancers suspended by silks, and on-stage projections by Wendall Harrington and Zachary Borovay.
		Based on a day in the life of an imaginary and whimsical creature that is part plant and part animal, BUGonia combines the acrobatic talent, sculptural motion, and inventive wit that have become the trademarks of Pilobolus.
		The Evening’s Program (although not necessarily in this order) BUGonia (2005) A world premiere commission by the Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts — A biomorphic fantasy of a day in the life of an imaginary and whimsical creature that is part plant and part animal.
	www.wolf-trap.org /press/shows/june05pilobolus.doc (1028 words)

	BMCR-L: BMCR 00.07.24, Morgan, Patterns of Redemption in Virgil's Georgics
		Morgan confines himself largely to the story of Aristaeus, which forms the last third of the fourth Georgic and tells of the origin of bugonia, a technique by which the ancients believed new bees could be produced out of a slaughtered ox.
		By way of the expression caesis...iuvencis, which occurs in 4.284 and 2.537, Morgan sees the killing of the ox which the method of bugonia requires linked to that which had put an end to the golden age.
		There is no escape from the fact that Orpheus is miserabilis (454) [[39]], he has lost his wife for good and has descended into the underworld for the last time [[40]].
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/BMCR-L/2000/0215.php (3992 words)

	A History of Beekeeping in Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Even the idea arose that bees could be generated from the carcass of an ox or a calf.
		This idea, called Bugonia, grew up in Egypt and was spread by the Roman poet Virgil and subsequent authors.
		Hives in those days were of the fixed comb variety and man knew very little of what was going on within the hive.
	www.apimondia2005.com /historyofirishbeekeeping/historyofirishbeekeeping.html (1066 words)

	Atalanta Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Bugonia is examined as Aristaeus' reply to the sacrificial codes of Prometheus, which brought about the separation of man from god.
		His identification with Aristaeus is argued on the basis of three comparisons: firstly, on Aristeas' similarity with Prometheus as it emerges through the similarities of pseudo-Aeschylus' Prometheus Vinctus and Aristeas' epic about the Arimaspeans.
		Secondly, on Aristeas' association with Egypt and magicians; Vergil significantly suggested Egypt as the place that the Bugonia was practised while a combination of the traditions of Aristaeus and Aristeas survives in late literature.
	www.booksunderreview.com /Sports/Soccer/UEFA/Italy/Clubs/Atalanta (6686 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2000.07.24
		In his third chapter Morgan proposes to read the description of the method of bugonia and its origin -- in his view an allegory for the refoundation of Rome by Octavian -- against the background of the stoic idea that destruction and (re-)creation of the universe are inseparably linked: "Virgil...
		For the significant structural parallels and differences between the end of the third and that of the fourth book see Cramer (1998) 240f.
		The choice of Egypt seems natural given the miraculous fertility of the country, which appears to be the appropriate geographical background for the similarly miraculous method of bugonia (Cramer (1998) 242-4).
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/2000/2000-07-24.html (4100 words)

	105test1answers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Horseflies slash and let the blood flow before sponging up, mosquitoes suck the blood directly into the feeding tube.
		The Bugonia myth is the belief that the carcass of an ox gives rise to honey bees.
		It is based on an ancient confusion of drone flies with the honey bees they mimic in size, color and behavior.
	www.entm.purdue.edu /courses/105/105test1answers.htm (237 words)

	Pilobolus' pallid Cirque imitation - Entertainment - The Washington Times, America's Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		"Monkey and the White Bone Demon" was commissioned four years ago, and "BUGonia" was a world premiere.
		When it began, it consisted of four men; two women were added a few years later.
		That mix holds today, and "BUGonia" is a work for the two women in the company.
	washingtontimes.com /entertainment/20050622-095531-9717r.htm (613 words)

	SportsShooter.com - member: Walt Unks
		Christal Brown laughs with Christine King during a rehersal of the Urban Bush Women’s world premiere...
		Renee Jaworski (top) and Jenny Mendez of Pilobolus perform "BUGonia" at the American Dance...
		Renee Jaworski (left) and Jenny Mendez of Pilobolus perform "BUGonia" at the American Danc...
	www.sportsshooter.com /members.html?id=4016 (302 words)

	Classical Voice of North Carolina
		Star Cross'd is about lovers, but I wouldn't call the dance romantic so much as downright erotic.
		The second half began with BUGonia (also 2005), a bright, charming piece for the company's two extraordinary women, Renée Jaworski and Jenny Mendez, who work in brightly-colored and patterned unitards.
		Danced against a backdrop of projected, changing nature photographs, it explores a range of bug behavior, generating images ranging from humorous to gross, to breathtakingly beautiful metamorphoses.
	www.cvnc.org /reviews/2005/062005/kdaADF3.html (601 words)

	Edward Bilous - Spotlight
		On July 11 th through August 4 th Pilobolus Dance Theater and the Joyce Theater will present an evening of works by the collaborative team of choreographer Alison Chase and Edward Bilous.
		The concert will feature "Night of the Dark Moon", "Star Crossed" and the New York "Première of Bugonia" with projections by acclaimed projection designer Wendall Harrington.
		On June 21 st Pilobolus Dance Theater premièred "Bugonia", a new work by choreographer Alison Chase with an original score by Edward Bilous at the Wolf Trap Festival.
	www.edwardbilous.com /flash/spotlight.html (566 words)

	Cultural Entomology by Dr Charles Hogue, Cultural Entomology Digest 1
		Several erroneous beliefs, superstitions, and myths have evolved from the mimicry existing between the drone fly (Eristalis tenax) and the honeybee.
		Most curious is the "bugonia" myth, which is an ancient belief that honeybees may arise from animal carcasses, especially dead oxen or cattle.
		The development of these bee-resembling flies on putrefying flesh must be the basis of the story.
	www.insects.org /ced1/cult_ent.html (4357 words)

	Die Geschichte der Bienenhaltung in Irland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Es gab sogar den Gedanken, dass man Bienen aus dem Kadaver eines Ochsen oder Kalbes ziehen könnte.
		Diese Idee, Bugonia genannt, erwuchs in Ägypten und wurde durch den römischen Dichter Vergilius und nachfolgende Autoren verbreitet.
		In diesen Zeiten hatten die Stöcke fest eingebaute Waben, und man wusste nur sehr wenig von dem, was in einem Bienenstock vorging.
	www.apimondia2005.com /german/historyofirishbeekeeping/historyofirishbeekeeping.html (974 words)

	Gerard Enterprises is a manufactures of mascots, masks, magic supplies, special effects, haunted house props, costumes, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The day before our convention Roger did a six hour teach in for the gang and after the teach in was over the crowd still wanted more.
		Which we gave them with performances by Tony Gerard II and Dan Mohill, Ron Jackson, Sean Bugonia, Eugene Tan, and myself Antony Gerard.
		We will again be hosting Michigan Magic Day in 2004.
	www.gerardenterprises.com /rklause.html (194 words)

	Andrea Baker Designs » Did you know?!
		From Andy Paige of Cents of Style a graduate of the first season of Starting Over.
		While visiting RUBY BUGONIA salon in LA last week, I overheard a hairdresser instruct her client to dry her hair first, before applying lotions, potions, serums or sprays, etc… STOP THE PRESSES!
		Hold on there lil’ Missy… I frantically dashed over to clarify and make sure I heard correctly!… I mean, Ive been applying my bounty of products to my wet head for years; and once my hair is dry, I apply more!
	www.andreabakerdesigns.com /index.php?cat=7 (223 words)

	Ciao!: Visitor, 300, poker
		Vanessa used to live in my building and we used to watch each other's cats.
		Her cat Bugonia recently had a birthday party (complete w/ party hats and all).
		I also read something J. Edmund recommended today: Frank Miller's 300.
	www.centellas.org /miguel/archives/000022.html (193 words)

	Juilliard \| The Juilliard Journal Online
		Bugonia, by faculty member Ed Bilous (MM '80, DMA '84, composition) and choreographer Alison Chase, was given its premiere in July at the Joyce Theater, featuring Pilobolus Dance.
		Lucid Dreams, another collaboration of Bilous and Chase, will be performed at Zankel Hall on November 11 and at the Annenberg Center in Philadelphia on November 13.
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	www.juilliard.edu /update/journal/j_articles636.html (766 words)

	Straight Up \| Jan Herman:
		But I can't imagine the original troupe being any better individually or as a group than the current one: Renée Jaworski, Jenny Mendez, Mark Fucik, Matt Kent, Manelich Minniefee, Andrew Herro and Jun Kuribayashi.
		• Pilobolus will present a third program titled "Suspended," featuring "BUGonia" (above, right) in its New York premiere, beginning Monday.
		The troupe will also repeat the first two programs during the rest of it four-week engagement at the Joyce Theater (175 8th Ave.
	www.artsjournal.com /herman/archives/2005/07/if_dance_compan.html (746 words)

	The Independent Weekly: Unstacking the dance card deck
		Aquatica, a new work in which dancers enact underwater creatures, received a mixed review after at its California premiere last month--which might have stemmed more from a last-minute injury that forced a change in cast and choreography.
		Just don't tell the folks at Wolf Trap that BUGonia, Alison Chase's "biomorphic fantasy," actually bows here three days before its Washington "world premiere."
		Tip Sheet: Theater fans, and anyone else who likes psychological thrillers: Do not miss this disturbing dance theater hybrid, which suggests a mix between David Lynch and Brian De Palma...
	indyweek.com /durham/2005-06-08/cover.html (3285 words)

	Entertainment Design: 5 For Fighting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		I don't know a better thing to say but this: I trust him."
		Borovay's recent credits have ranged from the NY Stage and Film production of Behind the Limelight, the premiere of the play version of Dead Man Walking at Fordham University, and the touring production of Pilobolus Dance Theatre's BUGonia.
		Currently, he's working with fellow projection designer Sage Carter on a multimedia exhibit for the Public Theatre's 50th anniversary.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0CVQ/is_39_10/ai_n15630592/pg_2 (1276 words)

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		While visiting RUBY BUGONIA salon in LA last week, I overheard a hairdresser instruct her client to dry her hair first, before applying lotions, potions, serums or sprays, etc...
		I frantically dashed over to clarify and make sure I heard correctly!...
	www.centsofstyle.org /news/news01182005.html (698 words)

	Vergilius Bibliography 1990-1991
		Kitchell, ``The Origin of Vergil's Myth of the Bugonia, DAIDALIKON 193-206.
		The late Sir Roger Mynors has bequeathed a magisterial edition and commentary on the
		Habinek explicates the political and ethical aspects of the Bugonia.
	vergil.classics.upenn.edu /vergilius/biblio91.html (5057 words)

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