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Artists from around the world participate in show on the immigration experience.

This is a video-prototype of a project for a museum exhibit meant to be universally accessible by handicapped users as well as non-handicapped users. The museum is set "in the future" but presented in the present. It represents the story of different artifacts "the human race used to utilize" as resources for energy and living and how we stopped using them given how harmful they are to the environment. The museum shows what resources "the human race replaced" for better, more efficient and environmentally friendly alternatives. I apologize for the massive amount of spelling errors within the video. The person who edited the second part of this presentation did so in a rush and I never had access to the original Second Life files to re-edit it myself. Author: Diegovid Keywords: Computer design Diego environment Exhibit experience Handicap Human Human-Computer Interaction Museum Added: July 19, 2008

New show in Boston brings the extinct to life-like form.

New show in Boston brings the extinct to life-like form.

An exhibit featuring the work of local artists is on display at a location you might not expect -- a bank. We'll explain. Plus, we'll bring the details about a unique community forum in our area. Those stories on this Local Edition.

Mind reading, levitation, a head without a body -- is it magic or science? Visitors can explore the secrets behind their favorite magic tricks in Magic: The Science of Illusion! Author: nyhallofscience Keywords: Magic Science New York Hall Exhibit Illusion Added: July 11, 2008

Houston hosts the world premiere of original "Star Wars" memorabilia.

3D Hologram projection of a virtual spokesperson as see at a trade show in Orlando FL.

The introductory screencast for an open source initiative to develop software for exhibits for science centers and museums. Author: openexhibits Keywords: open source software exhibit museum flash flex Added: July 2, 2008

LChaim To Life Beth Ezekiel Story from Jonathan Coote on Vimeo. Video tour of the Beth Ezekiel Exhibit at Grey Roots Museum. Beth Ezekiel Synagogue is the last small town jewish community in Canada located in Owen Sound, Ontario. Cast: Jonathan Coote

A local group is working to help some at-risk youth in our community. We'll explain. Plus, a look at an upcoming art exhibit in Manistee. Those stories on this Local Edition.

Motivating young people to aspire for a college education is the aim of "Querer es Poder: 50 Examples," a photo exhibit of 50 of Cal State Fullerton's successful Latino alumni. It is part of Cal State Fullerton's 50th anniversary celebration. Video: Lewis Ng Editing: Peter Martinez Photos: Stephen Weissbart Copyright 2008 Peter Martinez | http://www.rePetePro.com

I got my desktop background attending an exhibit in Pittsburg during Christmas.. Dale permitted people to take pictures of his exhibit just so long as people used them for their own use, so this is my use.. I've got hundreds of photos of his works, but he's rather sensitive about people showing his works on the net.. The best way to experience his works are in person.. But Dale if you are reading this, I also got stereograms of your sculptures, so if you want to make some viewmaster slides, you know who to contact. Author: rofthorax Keywords: Dale Chihuly pittsburg exhibit blown glass sculpture desktop background taken with olympus SP-510 UZ Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Added: June 22, 2008

Intimate portraits of John Lennon and Ringo Starr have gone on display for the first time in a show in New York City. Author: itn Keywords: itn showbiz news John Lennon Ringo Starr New York City exhibit Added: June 13, 2008

DINOSAURS Ancient Fossils, New Discoveries, is traveling exhibit from the American Museum of Natural History. I saw it at the Discovery Place in Charlotte North Carolina. Not all clips are from the exhibit. Some are a permeant exhibit at Discovery Place, and then some are just pitchers. For more information see these links http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/dinosaurs/ http://www.discoveryplace.org http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=DINOSAURS&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 http://www.alltheinternet.com/texis/open/alltb?p=all&q=DINOSAURS+Ancient+Fossils%2C+New+Discoveries http://www.fieldmuseum.org/dinosaurs/ http://www.amnh.org/education/resources/exhibitions/dinosaurs/ http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=DINOSAURS+Ancient+Fossils,+New+Discoveries&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/dinosaurs/ Author: karmazach Keywords: DINOSAURS Ancient Fossils New Discoveries American Museum of Natural History traveling exhibit Discovery Place Added: June 9, 2008

From gods to global warming, display covers range of themes.

Museums in Forth Worth, Texas

Museums in Forth Worth, Texas

Dr. Sandra Treadway, Director of the State Library Of Virginia, gives an overview of the Virginia Women of History 2008 exhibit that is on display at the Collinsville Branch Library through June 2008.

A compilation of all of the video in the "Do I defend Myself?" topic found in the Rock Formation stations within the Be the Dinosaur exhibit. In the stations, the video is played in 20-40 second segments under user control.Be the Dinosaur is focused on exploring some of the greatest mysteries of paleontology - dinosaur behavior - in a completely interactive way. How might they have lived? What was a day in the life of a dinosaur like? What can fossil evidence tell us about the way extinct animals lived their lives? Be the Dinosaur allows museum visitors to do what they have always wanted to do - to "become" dinosaurs. Taking control of a digital animal in a detailed simulated ecosystem replete with wind currents that circulate odors, plant life with different nutritional values, artificially intelligent dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles and birds, etc.. Visitors need to learn what a dinosaur would have known by instinct - knowledge about the environment, where to find food, what foods are better than others, how to defend or hunt, etc. in order to survive the virtual cretaceous. Take control of your virtual dinosaur and decide for yourself: were tyrannosaurs hunters, scavengers or both? Did they hunt in packs or as solitary creatures? How would terrain impact an animal's lifestyle? Try the behaviors for yourself and decide! For more information contact: Eureka Exhibits www.eurekaexhibits.com 908 644 3477 A hands-on exhibit combining virtual and physical aspects for the entire family.Scalable exhibit sizes for nearly every size and budget! Author: EurekaExhibits Keywords: dinosaur triceratops t.rex t-rex museum exhibit traveling astc science center natural history cretaceous simu Added: May 26, 2008

Supporting our friends is what it is all about so we took a quick trip down to Rock Hill to see the an arts and music production with Bird LLC, Back Home Entertainment, and the York County Arts Council. There were about 10 vendors, 4 bands, and hundreds of people enjoying a beautiful Carolina afternoon outdoors. Here's a small clip of some of the entertainment. http://charlotteart.info

In May 2008, the Museum of Science and Industry opened the exhibit "Smart Home: Green + Wired," featuring a modular home created by California-based Michelle Kaufmann designs. The 2,500 square-foot mkSolaire model home demonstrates several green building techniques including the use of recycled materials, sustainable gardens and a green roof. In this video, Mark Boyer of YoChicago.com talks to Anne Rashford, MSI's director of temporary exhibits, about the exhibit's history, purpose and design. Author: YoChicago1 Keywords: Chicago Illinois Museum Science Industry Smart Home Green Wired new construction Michelle Kaufmann exhibit YoChicago Added: May 22, 2008

A compilation of all of the video in the "How do I stay healthy?" topic found in the Rock Formation stations within the Be the Dinosaur exhibit. In the stations, the video is played in 20-40 second segments under user control.Be the Dinosaur is focused on exploring some of the greatest mysteries of paleontology - dinosaur behavior - in a completely interactive way. How might they have lived? What was a day in the life of a dinosaur like? What can fossil evidence tell us about the way extinct animals lived their lives? Be the Dinosaur allows museum visitors to do what they have always wanted to do - to "become" dinosaurs. Taking control of a digital animal in a detailed simulated ecosystem replete with wind currents that circulate odors, plant life with different nutritional values, artificially intelligent dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles and birds, etc.. Visitors need to learn what a dinosaur would have known by instinct - knowledge about the environment, where to find food, what foods are better than others, how to defend or hunt, etc. in order to survive the virtual cretaceous. Take control of your virtual dinosaur and decide for yourself: were tyrannosaurs hunters, scavengers or both? Did they hunt in packs or as solitary creatures? How would terrain impact an animal's lifestyle? Try the behaviors for yourself and decide! For more information contact: Eureka Exhibits www.eurekaexhibits.com 908 644 3477 A hands-on exhibit combining virtual and physical aspects for the entire family.Scalable exhibit sizes for nearly every size and budget! Author: EurekaExhibits Keywords: dinosaur, triceratops, t.rex, t-rex, museum, exhibit, traveling, astc, science center, natural history, cretaceous, simulation, tyrannosaurus, dino Added: May 20, 2008

A compilation of all of the video in the "How do I use my senses?" topic found in the Rock Formation stations within the Be the Dinosaur exhibit. In the stations, the video is played in 20-40 second segments under user control.Be the Dinosaur is focused on exploring some of the greatest mysteries of paleontology - dinosaur behavior - in a completely interactive way. How might they have lived? What was a day in the life of a dinosaur like? What can fossil evidence tell us about the way extinct animals lived their lives? Be the Dinosaur allows museum visitors to do what they have always wanted to do - to "become" dinosaurs. Taking control of a digital animal in a detailed simulated ecosystem replete with wind currents that circulate odors, plant life with different nutritional values, artificially intelligent dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles and birds, etc.. Visitors need to learn what a dinosaur would have known by instinct - knowledge about the environment, where to find food, what foods are better than others, how to defend or hunt, etc. in order to survive the virtual cretaceous. Take control of your virtual dinosaur and decide for yourself: were tyrannosaurs hunters, scavengers or both? Did they hunt in packs or as solitary creatures? How would terrain impact an animal's lifestyle? Try the behaviors for yourself and decide! For more information contact:Eureka Exhibitswww.eurekaexhibits.com908 644 3477A hands-on exhibit combining virtual and physical aspects for the entire family.Scalable exhibit sizes for nearly every size and budget! Author: EurekaExhibits Keywords: dinosaur, t-rex, triceratops, museum, exhibit, science, tyrannosaurus, simulation, traveling museum exhibit, hands-on, virtual, zoo, traveling museum exhibit dinosaur tyrannosaur tyrannosaurus rex t. t-rex dino dinosaurs Added: May 20, 2008

A compilation of all of the video in the "Do I hunt Alone or in Packs" topic found in the Rock Formation stations within the Be the Dinosaur exhibit. In the stations, the video is played in 20-40 second segments under user control.Be the Dinosaur is focused on exploring some of the greatest mysteries of paleontology - dinosaur behavior - in a completely interactive way. How might they have lived? What was a day in the life of a dinosaur like? What can fossil evidence tell us about the way extinct animals lived their lives? Be the Dinosaur allows museum visitors to do what they have always wanted to do - to "become" dinosaurs. Taking control of a digital animal in a detailed simulated ecosystem replete with wind currents that circulate odors, plant life with different nutritional values, artificially intelligent dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles and birds, etc.. Visitors need to learn what a dinosaur would have known by instinct - knowledge about the environment, where to find food, what foods are better than others, how to defend or hunt, etc. in order to survive the virtual cretaceous. Take control of your virtual dinosaur and decide for yourself: were tyrannosaurs hunters, scavengers or both? Did they hunt in packs or as solitary creatures? How would terrain impact an animal's lifestyle? Try the behaviors for yourself and decide! For more information contact:Eureka Exhibitswww.eurekaexhibits.com908 644 3477A hands-on exhibit combining virtual and physical aspects for the entire family.Scalable exhibit sizes for nearly every size and budget! Author: EurekaExhibits Keywords: dinosaur, t-rex, triceratops, museum, exhibit, science, tyrannosaurus, simulation, traveling museum exhibit, hands-on, virtual, zoo, traveling museum exhibit dinosaur tyrannosaur tyrannosaurus rex t. t-rex dino dinosaurs Added: May 20, 2008

A compilation of all of the video in the "Do I live alone or in groups" topic found in the Rock Formation stations within the Be the Dinosaur exhibit. In the stations, the video is played in 20-40 second segments under user control. Be the Dinosaur is focused on exploring some of the greatest mysteries of paleontology - dinosaur behavior - in a completely interactive way.How might they have lived? What was a day in the life of a dinosaur like? What can fossil evidence tell us about the way extinct animals lived their lives? Be the Dinosaur allows museum visitors to do what they have always wanted to do - to "become" dinosaurs. Taking control of a digital animal in a detailed simulated ecosystem replete with wind currents that circulate odors, plant life with different nutritional values, artificially intelligent dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles and birds, etc..Visitors need to learn what a dinosaur would have known by instinct - knowledge about the environment, where to find food, what foods are better than others, how to defend or hunt, etc. in order to survive the virtual cretaceous.Take control of your virtual dinosaur and decide for yourself: were tyrannosaurs hunters, scavengers or both? Did they hunt in packs or as solitary creatures? How would terrain impact an animal's lifestyle? Try the behaviors for yourself and decide! For more information contact: Eureka Exhibitswww.eurekaexhibits.com908 644 3477 A hands-on exhibit combining virtual and physical aspects for the entire family.Scalable exhibit sizes for nearly every size and budget! Author: EurekaExhibits Keywords: dinosaur, t-rex, triceratops, museum, exhibit, science, tyrannosaurus, simulation, traveling museum exhibit, hands-on, virtual, zoo, traveling museum exhibit dinosaur tyrannosaur tyrannosaurus rex t. t-rex dino dinosaurs Added: May 20, 2008

Beauty in the Beasts: Medieval and Modern Bestiaries Featuring the Bestiary of Guillame Apollinaire & Raoul Dufy An Exhibit at the Jack and Elaine Whitehorn Memorial Library Caledon Victoria City March, 2008 Curated by Kghia Gherardi Author: CaledonLibraries Keywords: secondlife Caledon library exhibit Added: May 14, 2008

This video is an editing together of all the video content for the "What do I eat? - carnivore" section of the Be the Dinosaur traveling museum exhibit. In the exhibit, the video is presented in discrete 20-40 second segments for the environment of a museum floor. Be the Dinosaur is focused on exploring some of the greatest mysteries of paleontology - dinosaur behavior - in a completely interactive way. How might they have lived? What was a day in the life of a dinosaur like? What can fossil evidence tell us about the way extinct animals lived their lives? Be the Dinosaur allows museum visitors to do what they have always wanted to do - to "become" dinosaurs. Taking control of a digital animal in a detailed simulated ecosystem replete with wind currents that circulate odors, plant life with different nutritional values, artificially intelligent dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles and birds, etc.. Visitors need to learn what a dinosaur would have known by instinct - knowledge about the environment, where to find food, what foods are better than others, how to defend or hunt, etc. in order to survive the virtual cretaceous. Take control of your virtual dinosaur and decide for yourself: were tyrannosaurs hunters, scavengers or both? Did they hunt in packs or as solitary creatures? How would terrain impact an animal's lifestyle? Try the behaviors for yourself and decide! Musculature schematic reconstruction created by Dr. John Hutchinson - all rights reserved by Dr. Hutchinson. Tyrannosaur structure and motion in the simulation is based upon the work of Dr. Hutchinson. For more information contact: Eureka Exhibits www.eurekaexhibits.com 908 644 3477 A hands-on exhibit combining virtual and physical aspects for the entire family. Scalable exhibit sizes for nearly every size and budget! Author: EurekaExhibits Keywords: dinosaur, t-rex, triceratops, museum, exhibit, science, tyrannosaurus, simulation, traveling museum exhibit, hands-on, virtual, zoo, traveling museum exhibit dinosaur tyrannosaur tyrannosaurus rex t. t-rex dino dinosaurs Added: May 13, 2008

This video is an editing together of all the video content for the "World Around you" section of the Be the Dinosaur traveling museum exhibit. In the exhibit, the video is presented in discrete 20-40 second segments for the environment of a museum floor. Be the Dinosaur is focused on exploring some of the greatest mysteries of paleontology - dinosaur behavior - in a completely interactive way. How might they have lived? What was a day in the life of a dinosaur like? What can fossil evidence tell us about the way extinct animals lived their lives? Be the Dinosaur allows museum visitors to do what they have always wanted to do - to "become" dinosaurs. Taking control of a digital animal in a detailed simulated ecosystem replete with wind currents that circulate odors, plant life with different nutritional values, artificially intelligent dinosaurs, mammals, reptiles and birds, etc.. Visitors need to learn what a dinosaur would have known by instinct - knowledge about the environment, where to find food, what foods are better than others, how to defend or hunt, etc. in order to survive the virtual cretaceous. Take control of your virtual dinosaur and decide for yourself: were tyrannosaurs hunters, scavengers or both? Did they hunt in packs or as solitary creatures? How would terrain impact an animal's lifestyle? Try the behaviors for yourself and decide! For more information contact: Eureka Exhibits www.eurekaexhibits.com 908 644 3477 A hands-on exhibit combining virtual and physical aspects for the entire family. Scalable exhibit sizes for nearly every size and budget! Author: EurekaExhibits Keywords: dinosaur t-rex triceratops museum exhibit science tyrannosaurus simulation traveling hands-on Added: May 13, 2008