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BANKSY at Museums BANKSY at Museums バンクシー 美術館　MOMA　 Tags: BANKSY Museums Stencil Graffiti Graphics Street Art Museum

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Biblically Correct Tours of Science Museums ABC Nightline, 3-19-2008 Tags: bible tours creationism science museum jesus god religion christian

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Tom in Hanoi, Vietnam - Markets, Museums & Water Puppets A visit to one of Hanoi's indoor markets, a cultural performance at the Water Puppet Theatre, wandering the streets of the Old Quarter, and exploring the Women's Museum, Hanoi Hilton Prison Museum and Army Museum. Tags: hanoi vietnam tom grundy vietnamese water puppet women army military prison hilton puppets musems museum markets market

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Excuse me, is this a work of art? "Excuse me, is this a work of art?" is an intervention in contemporary art museums. The project is a commentary about the confusion and sometimes the absurdity of conceptual art. The first stage of the project was made at the MoMA in New York in April 2007. Tags: signage museums conceptual art new york graffiti labels Moma ReadyMade

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The tyranny of scripture Humanity in chains. Saudi police raid "gay wedding" http://www.speroforum.com/site/article.asp?idCategory=33&idsub=125&id=15836&t=Saudi+police+raid+gay+'wedding' Anglicans in conflict over female and gay bishops http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5g_qFWRaqED_10PSnvSL6pgMet42A and http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/2437868/Bishops-boycotting-Lambeth-Conference-are-weakening-churchs-efforts-to-resolve-crisis.html Creation museums http://www.nwcreation.net/museums.html Creationism in Louisiana http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg19926643.300 Creationism in the UK http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2007/dec/16/religion.world You can download an audio version of this video at http://patcondell.libsyn.com/ Tags: atheist atheism religion faith scripture dogma creationism evolution

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Is religion a museum piece? The video introduces St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art in Glasgow, which has been described as the first public museum of religion in the world. Do note, however, that the Museum of Religions at the University of Marburg, Germany was founded in 1927 by Rudolf Otto. It contains a considerable number of artefacts and iconographic materials drawn from religions across the world (information provided by Professor Michael Pye, University of Marburg). There is also the Lenin Museum of Religion and Atheism in Moscow, but that institution makes no attempt to present religion in either an objective or comparative fashion. Of course, no museum can be described as value-free; none are objective or exist outside their social, political and funding contexts. The St Mungo Museum was not a planned museum: the building was constructed as a visitor's centre for Glasgow Cathedral, with which it shares a site, but the Cathedral abandoned the project owing to financial difficulties. This left the city council with a functionless, half-completed building in an area of Glasgow visited by many tourists. Finally, it was decided to use the already existing resources in the Glasgow Museums' collections to open a specialist centre around the theme of religion. The Museum is divided into three parts: one houses a collection of religious art from various traditions, another is devoted to the human lifecycle as it is understood/celebrated across a range of religious traditions, and the third concentrates on the history of religion in Scotland. While you may initially see the museum depicted in the video as a tranquil, typical and uncontested example of public education, in reality it has been the centre of heated debate since it opened. Especially soon after its opening, the Museum has generated considerable controversy, ranging from complaints about perceived unequal treatment of traditions, to actual physical attacks on exhibits. Some members of particular traditions have complained about being included in a comparative display with other religions that they consider to be 'false', while other members of the same groups have felt that their traditions were under-represented in the displays. An interesting feature of each room is the bulletin boards, where visitors are actively encouraged to respond to the exhibits. The notes make it clear that religion and how it is represented is still capable of rousing passionate feelings in many. One offended visitor in 1993 wrote, 'St. Mungo's; where Satan is free to run rampant'. However, the majority of comments are positive. As the senior curator of Glasgow Museums explained, the St Mungo Museum set out to do something different, something contentious: If the aim was to communicate something of the meaning of the objects, we had to reverse the usual process in museums of draining them of their dangerous meanings to render them safely aesthetic, historical or anthropological. In the case of religion 'meaning' has an emotional and spiritual dimension that can be described much more powerfully by those who experience it than those who have simply studied it. (O'Neill, 1994, p.28) As a result of this approach, the Museum decided to interview 'ordinary' believers and incorporate their comments into the displays, rather than relying on the views of priests, religious professionals or scholars. The Museum wanted to portray the traditions sympathetically, yet retain the right to criticize: this has proved a difficult balance to achieve. For example, the owners of material that had once belonged to the missionary and explorer David Livingstone threatened to withdraw it unless the Museum altered the text of a caption that expressed the view that missionary work had damaged indigenous cultures. Others have shown offence at photographs of the face of a girl undergoing ritual circumcision; still others have physically attacked non-Christian artefacts, damaging an important bronze image of the Hindu god Shiva (Figure 3). Some cathedrals have signs reminding visitors that they are places of worship, not museums. In contrast, St Mungo's is a museum where, as with the Victoria and Albert example shown in Figure 1, some people interact with the exhibits in a devotional manner. The museum's stated goal, however, is a more neutral one (or is it?): 'to reflect the central importance of religion in human life' (Arthur, 1993, p.232). Museum's website: http://www.glasgowmuseums.com/venue/index.cfm?venueid=13 Source: http://openlearn.open.ac.uk/mod/resource/view.php?id=153917 Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 UK: England & Wales http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/uk/ Tags: religions museum faith tolerance art world religious mungo life

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Doing Indy Episode 59 - Indianapolis Museum of Art How many art museums have gorgeous art galleries, 152-acres of scenic gardens, an elegant restaurant owned by famed chef Wolfgang Puck and displays timeless Hollywood films on its lawn? Well, um, let's see... I can think of one, OURS! The Indianapolis Museum of Art not only has some of the greatest works by the greatest artists but it has everything else we just mentioned. Whether you visit for an hour or for the entire day, you just have to get here. Tags: Indianapolis Doing Indy Seth Hancock Museum of Art Monet Renoir Gene Simmons Gardens Wolfgang Puck Restaurant

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Besucherlabor - Genforschung begreifen (Deutsches Museum) Im Besucherlabor, des Deutschen Museums in München, kann jeder selbst unter Anleitung Versuche durchführen und die in der Genforschung benutzten Geräte kennen lernen. In diesem Film sehen Sie den Ablauf bei der Analyse des genetischen Fingerabdrucks, zur Bestimmung eines fiktive Täters. Nähere Informationen finden Sie auf unserer Webseite: www.deutsche-museum.de/ausstellungen/neue-projekte/besucherlabor/ Tags: Deutsches Museum München Besucherlabor Gentechnik Genforschung DNA DNA-Analyse DNA-Labor Fingerprint Schüler Erwachsene

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Fact? or Fiction? (Royal Ontario Museum) The devious curatorial staff of Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum attempt to outwit participants at Fact? or Fiction?, an annual guessing game and fundraising event in support of the ROM research endowment fund. For tickets visit www.rom.on.ca/factorfiction. Going into its 12th year, Fact? or Fiction? is renowned for fantastic food and tantalizing tales of mysterious objects from the collections. The ROM is Canada's largest research museum, and this event helps make possible ROM curatorial research here and around the world. Tags: ROM museums curators artifacts collections history science education scholars charity culture toronto canada ontario

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Anatomy / Forensic Museum in Bangkok If you're into weird, this is it. Located in the grounds of the like weird and macabre - this is it. Preserved corpses of convicted killers like Thailand's most famous mass murderer See-Uey, the Chinese cannibal. Also exhibited are murder weapons, a gut-wrenching exhibition of autopsy photos and glass jars in containg stillborn children pickled in formaldehyde. Close to museums of anatomy, parasitology, medical history, and anthropology. The Museum of Anatomy next door, in an old 1930's building contains a very close up and personal look at the human body. Visited by medical students it's fascinating in a weird kind of way. Tags: caro weird macabre bangkok hospital museum corpses convicted killers murderer See-Uey thailand cannibal fornsic jars

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Museum Plaza A look inside the Museum Plaza design studios, with computer animation. Video was provided via the Museum Plaza exhibit on Main Street, in downtown Louisville. Tags: Pan Arts University Louisville art architecture museums skycrapers

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Nachts im Museum - DVD Trailer Und auf einmal fängt alles an zu leben! In den ehrwürdigen Hallen des Natural History Museum New York sind die erstaunlichsten Dinge ausgestellt -- prähistorische Kreaturen mit weit aufgerissenen Augen, wild entschlossene Krieger der Urzeit, lang ausgestorbene Stämme, afrikanische Tiere und die legendären Helden der Geschichte -- alle sind sie für immer konserviert. Tatsächlich? In der Action-Abenteuer-Komödie NACHTS IM MUSEUM findet der neu eingestellte Nachtwächter Larry Daley (Ben Stiller) heraus, dass abends, wenn die Besucher nach Hause gehen, das wirkliche Abenteuer beginnt: Dann nämlich erwachen alle ausgestopften, präparierten und gut erhaltenen Bewohner des Museums zum Leben... Tags: Nachts im Museum night at the museum Ben Stiller Dick Van Dyke Mickey Rooney Jake Cherry Bill Cobbs Robin Williams

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Mercedes-Benz Museum Tornado Groesster kuenstlicher Tornado der Welt (34m), dient als Entrauchungssystems des Mercedes-Benz Museums in Stuttgart. Abgenommen vom Guinnes Buch der Rekorde am 15.10.2007 Tags: Stuttgart Guinnes Rekord Entrauchungssystem Mercedes-Benz

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The Village Museum in Bucharest, Romania Views of the wonderful Village Museum in Bucharest, one of the premier outdoor museums in the world. It features rural houses, churches and buildings from all parts of Romania displayed in a beautiful park. Photos taken on a sunny afternoon in May, 2006. Tags: Village Museum Bucharest Ethnographic Muzeul Satului Bucuresti Romania Romanian historic architecture

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The Spanish Inquisition Museum http://www.expatperu.com The Spanish Inquisition was established by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Castile in 1478 with the approval of Pope Sixtus IV. It was carried out in several Spanish colonies, such as Peru and Mexico, and was not abolished until 1834. Inquisition Museum is located in downtown Lima in the original building where those suspected of heresy were tried and tortured. Since its opening in 1968, it has become one of the most visited museums in Peru. Expat Peru (The Inquisition Museum) Tags: expat expatriate peru lima south america inquisition museum

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Towing the Tiger 2 - King Tiger 104 Towing the Tank Museums King Tiger back into the museum after a brief stay in the workshop area. Tiger 104 is the UK's only Henschel-turreted King Tiger. It was recovered from Aux Marais near Beauvais, France by British Royal Engineers in January 1945 after it was abandoned by it's crew following suspension damage and ultimately a broken drive-shaft. The tow vehicle in this clip is a Chieftain Armoured Recovery Vehicle. Tags: King Tiger Tank Tiger2 Königstiger Museum Bovington 104 Panzer German Armour WW2 Chieftain

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Andy Warhol Museum - Part 5 Filmed at the end of august 2006. The Andy Warhol Museum is a vital forum in which diverse audiences of artists, scholars and the general public are galvanized through creative interaction with the art and life of Andy Warhol. The Warhol is ever-changing and constantly re-defining itself in relation to contemporary life, using its unique collections and dynamic, interactive programming as tools. Located on the North Shore of Pittsburgh, The Warhol is one of the four Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh and is a collaborative project of the Carnegie Institute, Dia Center for the Arts, and The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. Opened in 1994, the Museum features extensive permanent collections of art and archives on one of the most influential American artists of the twentieth century. It is also a primary resource for anyone seeking insights into contemporary art and popular culture. Tags: Andy Warhol Museum Pittsburgh

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ANDREA BENETTI - CONTEMPORARY ART - ARTE CONTEMPORANEA MUSEI E COLLEZIONI -- MUSEUMS AND COLLECTIONS MUSEO DI ARTE CONTEMPORANEA ITALIANA IN AMERICA (San Josè -- Costa Rica) - Collezione Permanente del dipinto "Estate" -- Mastice e silicone e grasso da imbarcazione su tela, cm 70 x 50, (2006); MUSEUM OF ITALIAN CONTEMPORARY ART IN AMERICA (San Josè - Costa Rica) - PERMANENT COLLECTION - Title "Estate" - Silicons, mastics, oil and boat fats on canvas, cm 70 x 50, (2006); PINACOTECA AMEDEO MODIGLIANI (Follonica -- Italia) -- Acquisizione nella Collezione Permanente del dipinto "Il ciclo della vita" -- Tecnica mista su legno, cm 65 x 100, (2005); MUSEUM AMEDEO MODIGLIANI (Follonica -- Italy) - PERMANENT COLLECTION - Title "Il ciclo della vita" - Ropes, plastics, wood, temper and acrylic on wood, cm 65 x 100, (2005); Ambasciata d'Italia in Nuova Zelanda per il costituendo MUSEO DI ARTE CONTEMPORANEA ITALIANA a cura di S.E. l'Ambasciatore Carlo Gioacchino Trizzino (Wellington - Nuova Zelanda) - Acquisizione del dipinto "Alieni e alienazioni" -- Olio e acrilico su tela, cm 80 x 40, (2007); Italian Embassy in New Zeland acquired the Benetti's art work titled "ALIENAZIONE E ALIENI". This art work will take part to the basing nucleous of coming MUSEUM of ITALIAN CONTEMPORARY ART , situated in Wellington - Oil and acrylic on canvas, cm 80 x 40, (2007); AMBASCIATA D'ITALIA IN CINA (Pechino) -- Acquisizione per la Collezione Privata del dipinto "L'alba di Pechino" -- Olio su tela, cm 20 x 30, (2008); ITALIAN EMBASSY IN CHINA (Beijing) - PRIVATE COLLECTION - Title "L'ALBA DI PECHINO" - Oil on canvas, cm 20 x 30, (2008); PINACOTECA SILVESTRO LEGA (Modigliana - Italia) - Acquisizione nella Collezione Permanente del dipinto "Il bimbo e la lucertola" -- Olio e caffè e acrilico su tela, cm 30 x 20, (2007); MUSEUM SILVESTRO LEGA (Modigliana - Italy) - PERMANENT COLLECTION - Title "IL BIMBO E LA LUCERTOLA" - Oil and coffee and acrylic on canvas, cm 30 x 20, (2007); MUSEO DI ARTE CONTEMPORANEA - FONDAZIONE NAZIONALE LOGUDORO MEILOGU (Banari -- Sassari) - Acquisizione del dipinto "La porta del Paradiso" -- Olio e caffè su tela, cm 50 x 50, (2008); MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART - NATIONAL FOUNDATION LOGUDORO MEILOGU - (Banari - Sassari) - Permanent collection - Title "La porta del Paradiso" - Oil and coffee on canvas, cm 50 x 50, (2008); COLLEZIONE FACCHINI -- LA FENICE ET DES ARTISTES -- (Venezia -- Italia) Acquisizione del dipinto "Tesi opposte" -- Olio e caffè su tela, cm 40 x 40, (2008); FACCHINI COLLECTION - LA FENICE ET DES ARTISTES -- (Venice -- Italy) Permanent collection - Title "Tesi opposte" -- Oil and coffee on canvas, cm 40 x 40, (2008); RINALDI--PALADINO ART MUSEUM FOUNDATION, presso Banca del Gottardo (Lugano -- Svizzera) -- L'Art Museum Foundation Rinaldi--Paladino ha acquisito il dipinto "Strane percezioni" -- Olio e caffè su tela, cm 70 x 50, (2008); RINALDI--PALADINO ART MUSEUM FOUNDATION, Bank of Gottardo (Lugano -- Switzerland) -- Permanent collection - Title "Strane percezioni" -- Oil and coffee on canvas, cm 70 x 50, (2008); Attualmente sono in corso altre acquisizioni nelle collezioni permanenti di vari musei nel mondo. Currently other acquisitions are in progress in the permanent collections of various museums in the world. ANDREA BENETTI Home & Studio: via F. Zanardi, 56/4 40131 - Bologna - Italy Mobile phone: +393389290128 E-mail: info@andreabenetti.com Web: www.andreabenetti.com Tags: andrea benetti art arte pittura oil paint modigliani guttuso picasso dalì mirò kandinsky klee worrol pollok klimt

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Raiders of the Lost Ark - Iraq July 2003 The destruction and looting of Iraq's National museum became a symbol of America's failure to protect the country it had occupied. But now the museum is slowly being restored and many pieces recovered. Images of the empty museum provoked outrage that looters could so easily walk off with Iraq's heritage from under the Americans' noses. It was reported that as many as 170,000 artefacts were stolen, a figure played down by American investigators. "We have found that was fortunately a gross and irresponsible exaggeration," explains Col Matthew Bogdonas. But many in the world community still maintain the Americans could have done more. "Are any of those people engaged in the fighting"' asks Col Matthew Bogdonas. "The Museum was a battleground." The Americans are running an amnesty programme, encouraging the return of looted relics and "little by little the wounds are healing." So far about 1,000 have been returned. Both Iraq's cultural heritage and America's hearts and minds campaign depend on it. Tags: Iraq Cultural Heritage Museums Looting War Terror Theft Baghdad Occupation

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源平討魔伝 Genpei Toumaden - NAMCO Museum Vol. 4 Promo Trailer 源平討魔伝 "Genpei Toumaden" [The Genji & The Heike Clans Defeat Demon Story] is an old NAMCO Beat/Slash-'em-Up Action Platformer in the Japanese Arcades from 1986 running on "NAMCO System 86" Arcade Software. The Game's story is an elaborated and exaggerated adaptation of 平家物語 "Heike Monogatari", or "The Tale of the Heike", which is a historical account of the struggle between two clans, the Minamoto and Taira clans in 12th Century medieval Japan in what became known as the "Genpei War". The game itself was technologically ahead of its time--both looking and sounding like an early SEGA Genesis game such as "Altered Beast". Storyline-wise, the game took a large twist on the historical account through role-reversal. Making 平景清 "Kagekiyo-no-Taira" (the main protagonist throughout the video) into the Hero, while 武蔵坊弁慶 "Saito Musashibo Benkei", 源義経 "Minamoto-no-Yoshitsune", and his older brother (as well as the game's final boss), 源頼朝 "Minamoto-no-Yoritomo". Bad guys are good, and good are bad. The promotional trailer gives a brief introduction of Kagekiyo. Dying from a series of arrows during the Battle of Dan-no-ura, Kagekiyo is ressurected from the Underworld by Emperor Enma and Old Lady Andaba and ordered to both avenge himself and save the world by slaying Yoritomo and liberating ancient Japan from his evil grasp. The footage itself has seen alot of "action". It was recorded with the cinematography abilities of an old "Godzilla" flick, and was later copied to "NAMCO Museum Vol. 4" as a special "Bonus, Alternate Game Introduction" by holding down L1+L2+R1+R2 when you boot the game up. The original 5 Namco Museums for PSX were the best ones in my opinion because they went into the most depth and gave you a virtual museum to walk around in. This copy however was recorded from a partially scratched Disc. I may remaster it later--I'm very lucky to own the original five games seeing as they are quite rare nowadays. Tags: DeviFoxx DVP Devimension Visual Anime Video Games English Japanese Translated Translation Music Funny Blog Namco

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The Blue Whale at the Natural History Museum, London Here is an account of our visit to the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London. The music is "Frozen Star" by Kevin MacLeod www.incompetech.com. The following info is from Wikipedia ... Another iconic display is the parallel skeleton and model of a blue whale. The display of the skeleton, weighing 10 tons and some 25m long, was only made possible in 1934 with the building of the New Whale Hall (now the Large Mammals Hall), though it had been in storage for 42 years since its stranding on sandbanks at Wexford Bay. Discussion of the idea of a life-size model also began around this time, and work was undertaken within the Whale Hall itself. Since taking a cast of such a large animal was deemed prohibitively expensive, scale models were used to meticulously piece the structure together. During construction, workmen left a trapdoor within the whale's stomach, which they would use for surreptitious cigarette breaks. Before the door was closed and sealed forever, some coins and a telephone directory were placed inside - this soon growing to an urban myth that a time capsule was left inside. The work was completed - entirely within the hall and in full view of the public - in 1938. At the time it was the largest such model in the world, at 28.3m in length, though the construction details were later borrowed by several American museums, who scaled the plans further. The Darwin Centre is host to Archie, an 8 metre long giant squid taken alive in a fishing net near the Falkland Islands in 2004. The squid is not on general display, but stored in the large tank room in the basement of the Phase 1 building. On arrival at the museum, the specimen was immediately frozen while preparations commenced for its permanent storage. Since few complete and reasonably fresh examples of the species exist, 'wet storage' was chosen, leaving the squid undissected. A 9.45m acrylic tank was constructed (by the same team that provide tanks to Damian Hirst), and the body preserved using a mixture of formalin and saline solution. The museum holds the remains and bones of the River Thames Whale that lost its way on 20 January 2006 and swam into the Thames. Although primarily used for research purposes, and held at the museum's storage site at Wandsworth, the skeleton has been put on temporary public display. Tags: ajdpadbury nika441 london england britain uk natural history museum naturalhistorymuseum bluewhale blue whale Aquatic Bird Cat Dog Hamster Insect Rabbit Reptile Wildlife

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Tornado World Record at Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart The Mercedes-Benz Museum is now officially home to the "strongest artificially generated tornado in the world". The attempted record was confirmed in the presence of Guinness Book of Records representative Olaf Kuchenbecker. The 34.4-metre-high artificial tornado serves to eliminate smoke from the museum in the event of a fire. "We are delighted that the Mercedes-Benz Museum is now also featured in the Guinness Book of Records," said Michael Bock, manager of Mercedes-Benz Museum GmbH. "By successfully achieving the world record as 'strongest artificially generated tornado in the world', the Mercedes-Benz Museum has once again underlined its outstanding position in the world of museums also in terms of architecture." The architecture of the Mercedes-Benz Museum placed particular demands on construction planners, architects and engineers with regard to smoke elimination. The provisions of the approving authority and fire protection regulations require all areas outside the fire level to be smoke-free in the event of smoke emission. However, due to the open-plan structure of the Mercedes-Benz Museum, the various exhibition areas are connected to each other without any fire zones via an interior courtyard and ramps. From the perspective of smoke elimination this presented a challenging task that could not be implemented through conventional fluid mechanics. It was necessary to take a new approach, and so a globally unique smoke elimination system was developed especially for the Mercedes-Benz Museum. In the event of fire, 144 outlets located along the core walls inject air into the interior courtyard of the Mercedes-Benz Museum. This generates an artificial tornado, and the smoke collected is then discharged into the outside air via a smoke elimination ventilator located in the upper part of the building. This procedure uses the principle of the tornado force, which has a devastating effect under natural conditions, to create a controlled life-saving form of fluid mechanics that opens up new architectural possibilities. The Mercedes-Benz Museum with its unique smoke elimination system was selected from among some 800 applications that are submitted each week to the Guinness Book of Records. With 110 million copies in circulation, the Guinness Book of Records has been one of the world's most successful reference works since the 1950s, and is now distributed in 20 languages and 100 countries. Since 2006, the German version of the Guinness Book of Records has been published by Bibliographisches Institut & F.A. Brockhaus AG. www.museum-mercedes-benz.com Tags: Tornado Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart World Record

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InterContinental Cleveland Suites SUITE INDULGENCE NEAR THE CLEVELAND CLINIC InterContinental Suites Hotel Cleveland is conveniently located right on the Cleveland Clinic campus yet convenient to the city's most prominent attractions such as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum and the Cleveland Botanical Garden are within walking distance. A complimentary shuttle to the University Circle museums is also available. Tags: intercontinental cleveland hotel concierge

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The People at Horniman - Peter Springall, Beekeeper Peter Springall first visited the Horniman Museum as a child and became entranced by the bees and the clocktower. After the second World War, he decided to become a beekeeper himself and this sprightly nonagenarian is still keeping an eye on the bees at Horniman and entertaining youngsters with bee tales. Ever wondered why a bee dies after stinging you? Did you know that a bee can sting other insects without coming to harm though? The secrets of the honey bees are reveealed in the Horniman Museum's very own Bee Movie Tags: bees horniman peter springall wildlife stings museums vlog people

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2008 Beijing Olympics, Beijing Welcomes You [High Quality MV] To watch "Beijing Welcomes You" in high quality, please click "watch in high quality" under "Views...". To read English subtitiles: click the triangle button at the right bottom, then click the pop-up button. It's better to read annotations in "standard quality" mode because annotations don't work well in "high quality" mode. This song is a candidate theme song of 2008 Beijing Olympics. It was performed by superstars from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, the U.S., Korea and other nations. This video clip showcases many attractions of Beijing: 正阳门：Zhengyang Gate (literally Gate of Central Sun) http://www.china.org.cn/english/features/museums/139751.htm 国家体育馆：National Stadium (also known as Birds Nest) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beijing_National_Stadium 德胜门箭楼：Watchtower of Desheng Gate 北海公园：Beihai Park http://www.travelchinaguide.com/attraction/beijing/beihai.htm 普度寺：Pudu Temple http://www.drben.net/ChinaReport/Beijing/Landmarks-Hotspots/DongCheng/PuDu_Si-PuDu_Temple/PuDu_Si-PuDu_Temple-1-Introduction.html 中华世纪坛：China Millenium Monument (also Beijing World Art Museum) http://www.worldartmuseum.com/sjysg_en/index.shtml 北大博雅塔：Boya Tower in Peking University 太庙：Imperial Ancestral Temple (Tai Miao in Chinese) http://www1.chinaculture.org/focus/2008-07/08/content_135700.htm 国子监：Imperial College (Guo Zi Jian in Chinese) http://www.ebeijing.gov.cn/Travel/Sightseeing/Guozijian/ 八达岭长城：Badaling Great Wall http://www.travelchinaguide.com/china_great_wall/scene/beijing/badaling.htm 琉璃厂：Antiques Street (Liu Li Chang in Chinese) http://www.china.org.cn/english/features/beijing/30842.htm 北京奥林匹克水上公园：Beijing Olympic Rowing-Canoeing Park in Shunyi http://en.beijing2008.cn/venues/src/ 国家大剧院：National Grand Theatre http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Grand_Theatre 国家游泳中心（水立方）：National Aquatics Center (also known as Water Cube) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_Cube 老北京四合院：Siheyuan (literally a courtyard surrounded by four buildings) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siheyuan 古观象台：Ancient Observatory http://www.chinapage.com/friend/goh/beijing/observatory/observatory.html 中山公园五色土：Five-color Soil of Zhongshan Park http://www.china.org.cn/english/features/beijing/31020.htm 五棵松篮球馆：Beijing Olympic Basketball Gymnasium in Wukesong http://en.beijing2008.cn/cptvenues/venues/wis/n214230615.shtml 孔庙：Beijing Confucius Temple http://www.travelchinaguide.com/attraction/beijing/confucius.htm 什刹海：Shichahai Lake http://www.travelchinaguide.com/attraction/beijing/shichahai.htm 首都博物馆：Capital Museum http://www.capitalmuseum.org.cn/en/index.htm 钟鼓楼：Bell & Drum Towers http://www.kinabaloo.com/drum_and_bell_towers.html http://www.travelchinaguide.com/attraction/beijing/bell.htm 湖广会馆：Huguang Guild Hall http://www.beijinghuguang.com/doce/hmqc_1.html 故宫：Forbidden City http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbidden_City 世贸天阶：The Sky Palace of International Trade Center (where above your head you can see the largest LED screen in the world) http://www.theplace.cn/index.html 午门：Meridian Gate http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meridian_Gate 中央电视塔：China Central Television (CCTV) Tower http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_TV_Tower 北海公园五龙亭：Five-Dragon Pavilion in Beihai Park http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beihai_Park 国家体育馆：National Stadium (also known as Birds Nest) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beijing_National_Stadium 白塔寺：White Pagoda Temple http://en.beijing2008.cn/news/olympiccities/beijing/antique/s214239393/n214239413.shtml 老舍故居：Former Residence of Lao She http://www.frommers.com/destinations/beijing/A30263.html Artists: Chen, Tianjia (陈天佳) Liu, Huan (刘欢) Na, Ying (那英) Stefanie Sun (孙燕姿) Sun, Yue (孙悦) Wang, Leehom (王力宏) Han, Hong (韩红) Emil Chow (周华健) Gigi Leung (梁咏琪) Yu Quan (羽泉) Jackie Chan (成龙) Richie Ren (任贤齐) Jolin Tsai (蔡依林) Sun, Nan (孙楠) Bibi Zhou (周笔畅) Wei Wei (韦唯) Huang, Xiaoming (黄晓明) Han, Geng (韩庚/한경) Wang, Feng (汪峰) Karen Mok (莫文蔚) Tan, Jing (谭晶) Eason Chan (陈奕迅) Yan, Weiwen (阎维文) Dai, Yuqiang (戴玉强) Wang, Xia & Li, Shuangsong (王霞 李双松) Liao, Changyong (廖昌永) Lin, Yilun (林依轮) Jang Nara (张娜拉/장나라) JJ Lin & A Do (林俊杰 阿杜) Joey Yung (容祖儿) Chris Lee (李宇春) David Huang (黄大炜) Chen, Kun (陈坤) Nicholas Tse (谢霆锋) Han, Lei (韩磊) Vivian Hsu (徐若瑄) Tang, Can (汤灿) Lin, Chiling & Zhang, Zilin (林志玲 张梓琳) Jane Zhang (张靓颖) Valen Hsu & Sky Wu (许茹芸 伍思凯) Yang, Kun & Christine Fan (杨坤 范玮琪) Chris Yu & Zhou, Xiao-ou (游鸿明 周晓欧) Sha, Baoliang & Man, Wenjun (沙宝亮 满文军) Jin, Haixin & Peter Ho (金海心 何润东) F.I.R & Pang, Long (飞儿 庞龙) Kenji Wu & Qi, Feng (吴克群 齐峰) 5566 & Anson Hu (5566 胡彦斌) Yumiko Cheng & Dao Lang (郑希怡 刀郎) Ji, Jiamin & Tu, Honggang & Wu, Tong (纪敏佳 屠洪刚 吴彤) Guo, Rong & Liu, Genghong & Tenger (郭容 刘耕宏 腾格尔) Jin, Sha & Su, Xing & Wei, Jia (金莎 苏醒 韦嘉) Fu, Lishan & Huang, Zheng & Jaycee Fong (付丽珊 黄征 房祖名) CD available here: http://www.yesasia.com/us/the-official-album-for-beijing-2008-olympic-games-china-version/1011006337-0-0-0-en/info.html Tags: Olympics 2008 奥林匹克 Travel Tourism 旅游 Meet in Beijing 北京 Stefanie Sun Wang Leehom Emil Chow Jackie Chan Richie Ren Jolin Tsai 장나라 奥运歌曲

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