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CAMOC Museums of Cities Review
01 / 2017 www.camoc.icom.museum MUSEUMS OF CITIES REVIEW ISSN 2520-2472 The Lisbon that Could Have Been A new temporary exhibition at the Museum of Lisbon ANTÓNIO MIRANDA / RAQUEL HENRIQUES DA SILVA* The Eduardo VII park, view to the Tagus river. © www.all-free.photos.com “The Lisbon that could have been” is the newest and “Fragments of Colour - The Tiles Collection of temporary exhibition of the Museum of Lisbon, on the Museum of Lisbon”, the city museum keeps on show at the Black Pavilion gallery from January 27 pursuing research and exhibition projects that reveal the up to June 18. Following exhibitions like “Fishermen museum’s collections in innovative ways. wives – Memories of the City”, “The Light of Lisbon” This exhibition uncovers how Lisbon was being thought over and planned for by mainly Portuguese architects and * Exhibition Curators: AM is a researcher at the Museum of Lisbon, and RHS is an Art Historian at Universidade Nova de Lisboa. urbanists, through the lens of projects that were CONTENTS 01 The Lisbon that Could Have Been 23 Urban Life, City Museums, and Children 04 The Chair’s Note 26 Antwerp à la carte 06 Migrations and Spontaneous Museums in Italy 29 The Power of Darkness-The night as a cultural landscape 09 Presenting Immigrant Culture at the National 33 City Circles Athens Museum of Ethnology, Japan 36 5th International Conference: Creative Cities 12 National Museum of Taiwan History and Immigrants 54 Special Dossier: Athens Workshop 14 CAMOC Annual Conference Call, Mexico 2017 57 Exhibition Alert 20 Towards the Hrant Dink Site of Memory 58 Conference Alert 1 CITY MUSEUMS Let us listen to the curators. -
PLANETARIAN Journal of the International Planetarium Society Vol
PLANETARIAN Journal of the International Planetarium Society Vol. 26, No.3, September 1997 Articles 5 Projections from Gallatin .................................................... Gary Likert 10 How Thinking Goes Wrong ....................................... Michael Shermer 17 Astronomy Link - A Beginning ........................................ Jim Manning 21 14th International Planetarium Conference ................................ IPS'98 Features 26 Opening the Dome .............................................................. Jon U. Bell 29 Planetarium Memories .........., .................................. Kenneth E. Perkins 31 Planetechnica: Shoestring Wire Management ......... Richard McColman 34 Forum ................................................................................. Steve Tidey 39 Book Reviews .................................................................. April S. Whitt 45 Mobile News Network ...................................................... Sue Reynolds 47 ',X/hat's New ...................................................................... Jim Manning 51 Gibbous Gazette ......................................................... Christine Shupla 53 Regional Roundup ............................................................ Lars Broman 58 President's Message ....................................................... Thomas Kraupe 62 Jane's Corner .................................................................... Jane Hastings " l1,c ZKPJ ;'\' jalltastic ... It IJrojec/x Ih e 11/ 0 0 1/ phases wilh (l -
Zoe in Wonderland by Brenda Woods
A Choose to Read Ohio Toolkit Zoe in Wonderland By Brenda Woods Use this toolkit to About the Book plan book discussions, library Coretta Scott King Honor winner Brenda Woods programs, or introduces introverted, daydream-prone Zoe, classroom who’s afraid her real life will never be as activities. exciting as her imaginary one. Meet Ohio native, Zoe Reindeer considers herself “just Zoe”— California-based, never measuring up to her too-perfect older award-winning sister or her smarty-pants little brother. Truthfully, author Brenda though, she’d rather just blend in with the Woods. plants at the family business, Doc Reindeer’s Exotic Plant Wonderland. She does have one Select from a range friend, Q, and he’s the best one ever—but he’s of discussion moving away, leaving Zoe to fend for herself, questions and and she doesn’t know what she’ll do without him. That is until a tall astronomer from extension activities Madagascar comes to the nursery looking for a to deepen the Baobab tree. His visit starts a ball rolling that experience of makes Zoe long for real adventures, not just reading imaginary ones—and shows her that perhaps Zoe in Wonderland. her first real adventure is finally beginning. Book jacket image and book description courtesy of Penguin Random House. Used with permission. Discover informative books, videos, websites, Book Details and other resources to explore topics Zoe in Wonderland by Brenda Woods and themes in Nancy Paulsen Books (Penguin Random House), 2016. ISBN 9780399170973. 196 pages. depth. Ages 8+. Leveled Reading: AR Points 5.0. -
PLANETARIAN Journal of the International Planetarium Society Vol
PLANETARIAN Journal of the International Planetarium Society Vol. 29, No.4, December 2000 Articles 6 Invitations for IPS 2004 ....................................................... various 12 Creation of A New World of 1.7 Million Stars .. Takayuki Ohira 16 We Make the Magic ........................................................ Jack Dunn 18 Planetarium Partnerships ....................................... Carole Helper Features 21 Reviews ...................................................................... April S. Whitt 26 Forum: How Can IPS Serve You in Future? .............. Steve 29 Mobile News Network ............................................. Susan 34 What's New ................................................................ Jim Manning 38 International News ..................................................... Lars Broman 43 President's Message .................................. oo .................. Dale Smith 61 Minutes of IPS Council Meeting ...................... Lee Ann Hennig 70 Jane's Corner ............................................................. Jane Hastings North America Welcomes a Brilliant NelN Character in Star ShOlNs: Zeiss Fiber Optics With the dawn of the new millenni improve the quality of Star Shows for um, visitors of the new planetariums in audiences of the Universarium. They are Oakland, CA and New York City will also offered with the Starmaster, the experience brilliant stars produced by medium planetarium. the Carl Zeiss Universarium fiber optics Quality at the highest level which systems, -
Hello, Wake Up! Nr: 10 Written, Corrected and Published by Students in 9Th Grade
8 May 2015 Hello, wake up! Nr: 10 written, corrected and published by students in 9th grade Alexandra lived in the same place until the age of 18 when she finished high school. She moved to Brussels for four months and afterwards to Versailles for six months. Alexandra worked as an Au Pair and took care of two children at the age of five and ten years old. University She started studying the English and French teaching program in Vienna in 2011. Alexandra moved to Vienna with her brother were they lived in a student residence with 13 other people. The school system The students have four years of primary school, then five years of high school. It’s up to the students to choose if they want to Name: Alexandra Schurz continue studying or start working. When Age: 21 you turn 18 you have the opportunity to choose between studying technology, Born in: Klagenfurt, Austria tourism and economics. Family: Parents, an older brother and a cat Occupation: Assistant teacher in English and Other facts French Alexandra like to swim, play basketball, go to Speaks: German, English, Italian, Swedish and the movies, the theater and to play guitar. French When she was 14 years old she read a book in English and got interested because she We interviewed the assistant teacher in our has relatives in Sweden. Alexandra's dad's school who now is an intern from March until uncle moves to Sweden 50 years ago, he June 2015. Alexandra is teaching in different married a Swedish woman. She has been on subjects like English, French and German. -
Vol. 37, No. 1 March 2008 Journal of the International Planetarium Society
Vol. 37, No. 1 March 2008 Journal of the International Planetarium Society Geoscience visualization in the dome…Page 6 Articles March 2008 Vol. 37 No. 1 6 A Do-it-Yourself Approach to Fulldome Visualization Tom Kwasnitschka Executive Editor 10 Astronomy’s All Around Us Sharon Shanks Steve Tidey Ward Beecher Planetarium 14 Preparing for IYA with the Astronomical Youngstown State University Society of the Pacific One University Plaza Jim Manning Youngstown, Ohio 44555 USA 16 Interactive Exhibition at Kyiv Planetarium, (1) 330-941-3619 Ukraine [email protected] Nataliya Kovalenko 18 The Changes of Meteorological Quantities Advertising Coordinator During Solar Eclipses Chuck Bueter Miloslav Machon 15893 Ashville Lane 21 Minutes of the IPS Council Meeting Granger, Indiana 46530 USA Lee Ann Henning (1) 574-271-3150 [email protected] www.ips-planetarium.org/planetarian/ratesheet.htm Columns 67 25 Years Ago. Thomas Wm. Hamilton Membership 66 Calendar of Events. .Loris Ramponi Individual: $50 one year; $90 two years 31 Digital Frontiers. Ed Lantz Institutional: $200 first year; $100 annual renewal 36 Educational Horizons . Steve Tidey Library Subscriptions: $36 one year 38 Forum. .Gary Lazich Direct membership requests and changes of 41 General Counsel . Christopher S. Reed address to the Treasurer/Membership Chairman 65 Gibbous Gazette. .James P. Hughes 5 In Front of the Console . .Sharon Shanks Back Issues of the Planetarian 43 International News. Lars Broman IPS Back Publications Repository maintained by the Treasurer/Membership Chair; 68 Last Light . April S. Whitt contact information is on next page 50 Mobile News. .Susan Reynolds Button 54 NASA Space Science News. -
PLANETARIAN Journal of the International Planetarium Society Vol
PLANETARIAN Journal of the International Planetarium Society Vol. 31, No.2, June 2002 Articles 4 Gender and American Planetarium Community ..... Jordan Marche II 9 Goodbye to Griffith ................................................................ Ivan Dryer Features 18 Reviews ............................... ~ ............................................... April S. Whitt 23 International News ............................................................. Lars Broman 29 NASA Space Science News ............................................... Anita Sohus 31 Focus on Education .................. Kathy Michaels & Francine Jackson 32 President's Message ..................................................... Martin Ratcliffe 33 Mobile News Network ..................................................... Susan Button 41 What's New ........................................................................... Jim Manning 45 Gibbous Gazette .............................................................. James Hughes 48 Last Light ................................................................................ April Whitt This is lNhat counts: ZKP 3 5 51 Decatur, USA Fle xi bility ZMP -TO 552 Glasgow, UK Brilliance ZKf" 3 5 5 3 Muscat , OM Quality MIX 554 St . loui s, USA Pre c i si on MIX 555 los Angeles, USA Re liabi l ity ZKP 3 556 Schwaz, A K now - Ho w M IX 5 5 7 Vima, A Ergonomics MIX 558 Stuttga,t, D Service ZKP 3 5 5 9 Cleveland. USA T r u s t ZKP 3 560 "'"gos, " Seeing is Believing! ZMP-TO Kenner, USA In the U.S. & Canada 561 contact Pearl Reilly ,r,' ; ( • " ,"A, N, Phone: 800-726- 8805 ZKP 3 Ta oj oo, SK fax 985-76j-~396 562 {-Mdll: plle,fi, ",am.com ZKP 3 563 Kreuzllngen. CH Carl Zeiss Planetarium Division 564 07745 lend, Germany Phone: -t-49· 3641·642406 Fax +49-3641-643023 £ Mall: piane!dllum(:: zel~~.de W\VI'V zel~s.delplan('taf1ums The Planetarian (ISN 0090-3213) is published ©2002, International Planetarium Society, Inc., e personal opinions and are not necessarily the Opllllic)ns officers, or agents. -
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Postal Bulletin 22162 (9-1-05)
2 POSTAL BULLETIN 22162 (9-1-05) CONTENTS The Postal Bulletin is also available on the World Wide International Mail Web at http://www.usps.com/cpim/ftp/bulletin/pb.htm for IMM and Publication 51 Revisions: Completing customers and at http://blue.usps.gov for employees. PS Form 2976-A, Customs Declaration and Dispatch Note — CP 72. 90 USPSNEWS@WORK. 3 Revised Form: PS Form 2976-A, Customs Declaration and Dispatch Note — CP 72. 91 Administrative Services Handbook AS-353 Revision: Guide to Privacy and the Philately Freedom of Information Act. 5 Stamp Announcement 05-28: Jim Henson the Man Behind Announcement: Preprinted Letterhead Stationery and the Muppets. 95 Envelopes. 5 Stamp Announcement 05-29: Constellations. 98 ASM Revision: Clarification of Days Flag Is Flown Half- Stamp Stock Items Withdrawn From Regular Sale and Staff. 6 From Sale at Philatelic Centers. 100 Displaying the U.S. Flag and the POW-MIA Flag. 7 Pictorial Postmarks Announcement. 101 Special Cancellation Die Hubs. 112 Customer Relations Correction: Let’s Dance/Bailemos Stamps. 113 Mail Alert. 8 Correction: To Form a More Perfect Union Souvenir Corrections: Pumpkin Decorating Contest. 9 Sheet. 113 Publicity Kit: National Stamp Collecting Month. 10 Post Offices Domestic Mail Mover’s Guide News: September 2005 Mover’s Guide DMM Revision: Supplements to Periodicals Publications. 39 Now Available. 114 DMM Revision: Repositionable Notes. 39 Post Office Changes. 115 Update: Nonprofit Service Center. 42 Poster: Immediate Response Actions — Suspicious Mail and Unknown Powders or Substances. 116 Retail Pull-Out Section Handbook PO-102 Revision: Monthly Reporting. 117 Fraud Alert Handbook PO-102 Revision: Vending Equipment Model Domestic Order. -
Table of Contents
Donna J. Cox Vita Curriculum June 2013 Table of Contents 1 Table of Contents 2 Abbreviated Vita 4 Authored Publications 7 Invited Shows / Festivals / Exhibitions 12 Juried Shows / Festivals / Exhibitions 13 Installations / Performances / Exhibits 19 Invited Keynotes / Plenary Presentations 22 Panels and Other Presentations 26 Citations/Reviews of Creative Work 32 Published Images / Animations (see also Appendix) 34 Television / Radio Appearances 35 Other Professional Activities / Service 38 Grants/Commissions 39 Grants/Commissions (current) Appendix: Circulation Statistics 40 Hubble 3D IMAX film 41 Dynamic Earth digital fulldome show 44 Black Holes digital fulldome show 48 Additional Published Images / Animations 1 Professor Donna J. Cox, MFA, PhD Michael Aiken Chair Cox is a professor in the School of Art and Design, Director Illinois eDream Institute and Director Advanced Visualization Lab, National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) University of Illinois 1/09 … Present Director, eDream Institute http://edream.ncsa.illinois.edu/ 8/06 … Present Director, Advanced Visualization Laboratory http://avl.ncsa.uiuc.edu 12/08 Computing and Communications, PhD, University of Plymouth, UK 2/02 … 8/06 Director, Visualization and Experimental Technologies, NCSA 8/00 … 2/02 Special Projects, Research Artist/Scientist, NCSA 1/99 ... 8/00 Chair External Initiatives, School of Art & Design 8/97 … 8/00 Director, Virtual Director Group, NCSA 8/92 ... Present Professor, School of Art & Design 8/90 ... 8/99 Associate Director for Technologies, School of Art & Design 3/92 ... 8/93 Co-Director, Scientific Communications and Media Systems, NCSA 8/90 ... 8/92 Associate Professor, School of Art & Design 8/89 ... 3/92 Associate Director for Education, NCSA 1/89 .. -
LANETARI Journal of the International Planetarium Vol
LANETARI Journal of the International Planetarium Vol. 28, No.4, December 1999 Articles 5 The Real, Real Constellations of the Zodiac ............ John Mosley 6 Possible Origin of the Pawnee Creation Story .... Wayne Wyrick Features 9 Book Reviews ............................................................ April Whitt 13 Technical Committee: Desert Skies Update .............. Kevin Scott 17 Gibbous Gazette ................................................. 19 Mobile News Network ................................ Reynolds Button 23 Forum: Successes and Failures .................................. Steve Tidey 27 International News ..................................................... Lars Broman 33 Planetechnica: Zoom Tune-Up ...................... Richard McColman 37 What's New ................................................................ Jim Manning 48 President's Message ...................................................... Dale Smith 61 Jane's Corner ............................................................. Jane Hastings North America Welcomes a Brilliant NelN Character in Star ShOlNs: Zeiss Fiber Optics With the dawn of the new millenni improve the quality of Star Shows for um, visitors of the new planetariums in audiences of the Universarium. They are Oakland, CA and New York City will also offered with the Starmaster, the experience brilliant stars produced by medium planetarium. the Carl Zeiss Universarium fiber optics Quality at the highest level which systems, Invented by Carl Zeiss, the stars you can afford. appear in -
Board of Directors Meeting December 1, 2015 Noon to 1:30Pm EST Brand USA Board of Directors
Board of Directors Meeting December 1, 2015 Noon to 1:30pm EST Brand USA Board of Directors Arne Sorenson Tom Klein Barbara Richardson Daniel Halpern Andrew Greenfield Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair Treasurer Secretary John Edman Kyle Edmiston Maryann Ferenc Randy Garfield Rossi Ralenkotter Mark Schwab Welcome to our New Board Members Kyle Edmiston Maryann Ferenc Rossi Ralenkotter Thank You Caroline Beteta George Fertitta Roy Yamaguchi Executive and Senior Management Chris Thompson President & CEO Anne Madison Don Richardson David Whitaker Chief Strategy & Chief Financial Officer Chief Marketing Officer Communications Officer Carroll Rheem Tom Garzilli Karyn Gruenberg Stanley Mattos VP, Research & Analytics SVP, Global Sponsorships SVP, Partner Marketing VP, Operations & Strategic Alliances Agenda ● Opening Remarks (Arne Sorenson) Call the Meeting to Order Approval to Conduct the Meeting in Closed Session Introductions: Management, Legal Counsel, and Invited Guests ● Approval of the Minutes from the September 18, 2015 Meeting* ● CEO Report ● Finance Committee Report ● Audit Committee Report ● Governance and Nominating Committee Report ● Business Planning Update ● Marketing Committee Report ● Questions/Answers ● Discussion and Closing Remarks CEO REPORT CEO REPORT Chris Thompson President & CEO Brand USA CEO Report ● General Updates ● Organizational Updates ● Office Renovation Updates ● Expo Milano Recap ● IPW: Proposed Sponsorship The Brand USA Marketing Organization David Whitaker Chief Marketing Officer Vice President, Vice President, SVP, SVP, Vice President, Global Trade Integrated Partner Marketing Global Research & Development Marketing & Strategic Alliances Sponsorships Analytics open open Karyn Gruenberg Tom Garzilli Carroll Rheem CEO Report ● General Updates ● Organizational Updates ● Office Renovation Updates ● Expo Milano Recap ● IPW: Proposed Sponsorship American Food 2.0: United to Feed the Planet ● The USA Pavilion showcased the United States as an innovator in the food sector and in many aspects culture, science, and business.