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Roof Watch Part 4: The roof’s a-knocking. It’s been pretty loud here. Taptap.tap.tap.tap. BOOM. Thump….THUD…….tap.tap…. Broccoli spent the day hunkered down under my desk, as though the sky was falling. No, puppy dog we’re just putting on a new roof! Plywood sheeting is being replaced:. And the attic fans too:. Also, new bathroom exhaust fan vents previously one of the bathrooms just vented to the attic. Derr.). And baffles are being installed in the attic:. Bedtime reading about attic insulation? Over t...
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Museums Now: March 2012
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012. The Serious Side of Play. Lessons learned from the book: Play. By Dr Stuart Brown. Janet Petitpas, Senior Associate, London. George Bernard Shaw said, “We don’t stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing,” and Dr. Stuart Brown. Is in full agreement. Dr. Brown’s recent book, Play: How it Shapes the Brain, Opens the Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul. As well as the producer of a three-part PBS series, The Promise of Play. Other observations highligh...
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Om utstillinger: januar 2014
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Og andre former for multimedial historieformidling. Onsdag 15. januar 2014. Lutter øre på heltid! Siden høsten 2011 har jeg jobbet med museumsformidling som frilanser. Men nå er den tiden over, i hvert fall for en stund. For i år skal Mari Paus og jeg arbeide fulltid med Lutter øre og lydformidling. Vi starter firma sammen og ser hva som skjer. Du kan følge med på hva vi arbeider med på Lutter øres hjemmeside. Eller på siden vår på Facebook. Juni 2012, Dale-Gudbrands gard, Hundorp. Send dette via e-post.
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Om utstillinger: The Museum - a Medium?
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Og andre former for multimedial historieformidling. Søndag 13. mars 2011. The Museum - a Medium? As I understand this quote he is describing the museum as an institution. Ross Parry, as another example, do focus more on the physical aspects of the museum. "Museums, after all, are a medium – in their most common state a unique, three-dimensional, multi-sensory, social medium which knowledge is given spatial form. However, they are also themselves. Parry 2007, 11). What makes something a qualified medium?
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Museums Now: April 2011
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Thursday, April 21, 2011. Science-Based Approach for Selecting Green Products. Years ago, one of our first clients was the California Energy Commission who first told us about the BEES software. At the time, it was in Beta testing and only for Windows users. It was not user friendly at all. Now, this version is for Mac platforms too and it's FREE! Economic performance is measured using ASTM http:/ www.astm.org/. Posted by Maeryta Medrano, AIA , LEED AP, President. Links to this post. Last week. The m...
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Museums Now: February 2011
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Sunday, February 27, 2011. Speak Up For Museums. Posted by Chuck Howarth. Links to this post. Friday, February 25, 2011. Two roads diverged, as Robert Frost once wrote. And so it is now for Gyroscope. Our longtime colleague and friend Justine Roberts has come to a crossroads and will be moving on to an exciting new assignment as director of the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire. Justine has been with Gyroscope for…. well, let’s not count the years. Chuck Howarth and Maeryta Medrano. Links to this post.
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Museums Now
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012. The Serious Side of Play. Lessons learned from the book: Play. By Dr Stuart Brown. Janet Petitpas, Senior Associate, London. George Bernard Shaw said, “We don’t stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing,” and Dr. Stuart Brown. Is in full agreement. Dr. Brown’s recent book, Play: How it Shapes the Brain, Opens the Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul. As well as the producer of a three-part PBS series, The Promise of Play. Other observations highligh...
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Museums Now
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Friday, October 19, 2012. Janet Petitpas, Senior Associate, London. By strongly linking important collections and immersive environments to special places, learning goals are enhanced and re-enforced. In fact, spaces influence all of us in many more subtle ways: researchers are finding that memory is enhanced when university students regularly change the locations in which they are studying, resulting the topic of study having additional hooks within the brain. What makes a space special anyway? In Londo...
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Museums Now: January 2012
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Friday, January 27, 2012. Me in 3D: Live Science Research in a Museum Setting. Janet Petitpas, Senior Associate, London. The new identity exhibit at the Science Museum in London. Includes a gallery called Live Science in which real scientists come into the Museum to carry out their research using Museum visitors as volunteers. The current partnership is called “ me in 3D. How are you using live science or resources in your community to link science to your visitors? Posted by Janet Petitpas. Platform Des...
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Museums Now
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011. Up in the Canopy, the Treetop walk at Kew Gardens. Janet Petitpas, Senior Associate, London. In 2008, Kew Gardens opened The Rhizotron and Xstrata Treetop Walkway. On International Biodiversity Day. The Treetop walkway is a series of paths and platforms 18 meters (59 feet) up in the air, allowing garden visitors to walk about the tree canopy. At a cost of £3 million, it was designed by Marks Barfield Architects, the firm who also designed the London Eye. We here at Gyroscope.
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