Friday, November 27, 2009

Getting Hardon While Getting Waxed

Gandia Valencia simultaneous astronomical observation.

2009 is the International Year of Astronomy. From the City of Arts and Sciences, in collaboration with the Association Valencia Astronomy (AVA) has promoted activities to celebrate the four years since the first astronomical observation with telescopes made by Galileo Galilei. The use of optical instruments for observing the universe, opened a special field of research that has been a considerable expansion of the known universe.
So with the idea to bring astronomy to all fans and still are not, the next Saturday, November 28, 2009 (from 19.00 to 21.00 ) has organized a simultaneous observation in various parts of the city of Valencia where telescopes will be located AVA.

The idea of \u200b\u200bthe organizers is to see:

-Observation of the moon crescent. The strip of land separating sunlit hemisphere of the dark "terminator" that runs along the Sea of \u200b\u200bRains. craters Copernicus and Tycho Plato.

-Observation of Jupiter. The largest planet in the Solar System, more demil times larger than Earth. Where you can see the dark cloud bands that run parallel to the planet Ecuador ANDTHEIR four largest moons: Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto.

Any amendment or cancellation of the activity will be communicated through the Web www.cac.es < http://www.cac.es/ >



Tuesday, October 20, 2009

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Are we talking about science? Do women in science? Spanish Science not


Science Are we talking about? Do women in science ?

is new, exciting, the premiere of the latest film by Alejandro Amenabar, Agora, which tells the story of Hypatia of Alexandria, a scientist from the fourth century had been, like many others, literally erased from history. Carmen Magallón reveals some peculiarities of the forced disappearance.

Adela Muñoz tells countless stories of women and science in an attractive case. Perhaps I find most incredible is that of the actress known and unknown scientific Hedy Lamarr. Also Esteve Foundation recounts the adventures of 12 women in Biomedicine twentieth century.

The world needs Science and Science the needs women, it exemplified what he says and published by Science

Indeed, this year's award Nobel has fallen to two women for their work with telomerase , a highly specific enzyme that knows a lot María Blasco. The chemistry prize also includes a woman, for his work on ribosomes.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Does Dickie Clothes Come In Plus Size

Living

can not escape the tide that moves these days against budget cuts in research and development.

The move came in The Village Irreducible , an informative blog written by Javier Peláez.

There is also a Facebook group already has over 4,000 members , has created a page, Cienciasintijeras, to add to the participating blogs and you can continue to update the post a minute through of members shared with Google Reader.

If we leave the present crisis in the near future, what he would invest in new opportunities that will allow science to acquire a specific weight according to the modernity that we imagine and desire.

An idea to ponder. In a manner similar to how in the '80s encouraged the recycling industry, is not a system could be devised to encourage those institutions that invest in research areas and scientific development?

This post is dedicated to Michelangelo M., PhD in Physics from the University of Warwick, who, at his age, has no continuity in his work at the CSIC and will have to fend for themselves beyond our borders: on 30 has an interview to work in the sincronton in Paris.

Friday, August 14, 2009

Baby Room With Wood Paneling



The Chair Education and Teaching and Teachers Laborde Nora and Laura Gimenez, calls for participation to students in first, second and third year of the race in implementing the guidance in the event "Heritage Week in the City" to be held in the passage PAM during the week of 14 to 18 September.
Those interested in participating in guided practice with Professor Mercedes entered Murúa.
Deadline to sign up until 19 August.
concerned will be notified on theoretical meeting / training.
certificates will be issued.

Monday, August 10, 2009

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Call Letter submitted to the Academic Council Academic

Click on images to enlarge



Thursday, July 2, 2009

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From the Department of School informed us that on Monday 27 July reincorporatorios will be taken to the 4 subjects Quarterly ( Psychology, American History, Ethics and Numismatic ) and Recuperatorios pending.
Those who have any doubt as to whether they correspond or not perform the tests, communicate with teachers or school. Please note that these entities are required to rectify matters.

The school has open registration for competitions and reviews of the shift in July / August

Sunday, June 28, 2009

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need scissors crisis times


heard in a very interesting lecture on human evolution, the twenty-first century be the century of complexity. He referred to the problems that must now address the study of evolution will have to decipher, spell out the DNA sequence and find the correspondence with the proteins that determine those developmental achievements that we are so amazed, of whether it is the nerve synapses as mechanisms of immunity.
You will not need to argue about the times of crisis like the present but keep that thread of complexity it suggests a different approach to relations between men and women, which are different from even before birth. So far have dominated the values \u200b\u200bconnected with male identity, such as competitiveness, domination and authority have led to unbalanced societies, with only one class of players and a host of characters that can be characterized by an invisibility or another. Taking advantage of these winds
have a wonderful opportunity to test different values, those traditionally conceived as female, as are cooperation and teamwork. It is a way to play a game where we appear all-inclusive, women and men, that history is a collective creation, finally, that all in the photo.
Rita Levi-Montalcini said in a reflection of the end of last year that women have shown and demonstrated an extraordinary capacity to intervene in the management of natural resources and can play the role always denied: the able leadership address priority problems in the beginning of the third millennium.
sometimes hear me defend the role of women have asked: What about the kids, what? It's great to be a boy, I will not deny, but it would be wonderful if things would fit as privacy, the value of emotions, etc., Things that have traditionally despreciado con el latiguillo son cosas de chicas. Por las mismas, sería maravilloso ser chica si no llevase aparejado un montón de inconvenientes, algunos tan evidentes como menos sueldo por el mismo trabajo, o más horas de trabajo si contamos con el doméstico.

En otro hilo de este tapiz son noticia, las más de las veces alarmantes, un aumento de embarazos no deseados en esa franja de edad que incluye la adolescencia, y el repunte de contagios del VIH tanto por vía heterosexual como homosexual, también en unas franjas de edad similares.
No se trata de meter miedo, de que viene el coco pero da la impresión de que el acento en las relaciones se ha instalado en la acción, la actividad, vamos, en el erotismo immediately and have been devalued for the contents of sexuality that have more to do with the heart of individuals, those that make us people, the feelings, emotions, in addition to the fine print that this eroticism before: the looks, the words, seduction, not the conquest or the trophy.
And this, I think, has little to do with the wires of the beginning: male values \u200b\u200bversus feminine values. This apparent dichotomy will not be a struggle, but between all the threads we weave the rich tapestry that will fit the adventures of all people, life in short, male and female. And it will certainly be a step forward in the evolution of the human condition.

Thursday, June 18, 2009

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News Conference at the Museum


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Estevez Care Conference on

On the morning of Tuesday 23 June at the macro (Museum of Contemporary Art Rosario) Ma Lic Laura Novas will be responsible for a chat which will address conceptual issues essential to areas of communication and attention to public museums. Through case studies and experiences in museums around the world will cover the topic of Visitor Services. Afternoon

hosting a workshop, exclusively for those who perform tasks in areas related to communication and public attention, in which work specific issues in each participating institution. The workshop size is limited and requires pre-registration.



Tuesday June 23, 2009
9-12 pm. Talk openly and freely : Attention visitors. No registration required
14 to 17 hours. Workshop: Planning communication. Space is limited and pre-registration.
at: macro. Museum of Contemporary Art of Rosario. Floor 7. Bv. Orono and Rio


visitor Care Talk
free and open Dissertation (9 to 12)
Why meet visitors at the museum?
identity and corporate image: mission, vision, values \u200b\u200band objectives.
structure and functions of the visitor service area. Segmentation
public.
tools to manage visitor attention.
Studies: Museum of the Americas (Denver), Argentine Museum of Natural Sciences (Buenos Aires) and Museo Nacional del Prado (Madrid).



Communication Planning Workshop (14 to 17)
Space is limited - advance registration

Training Workshop for people who currently perform their duties in areas related to attention to the visitor.

For proper completion of the workshop those interested should register at the following address extension@castagninomacro.org sending your name and surname, ID number, name of the institution to which he belongs and phone number. Registration
workshop:
Silvia Chirife
extension@castagninomacro.org Mayor

information call 480 4981 / 82
Certificates will be given to those who request it during the day ($ 20).

Monday, June 15, 2009

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The battle of the sexes

What Evolutionary biology tells us of the sexes and their differences?



The London School of Economics, Helena Cronin, specializing in human evolution and Darwinism and author of "The ant and the peacock" has deepened in the study of differences between men and women in behavior and abilities . While writing a book with his latest findings, Punset wanted to talk to her about the keys that Darwinism gives us to understand much of our reactions, desires and lifestyles.

In addition to Cronin's ideas, we have also consulted Arcadi Navarro, an evolutionary biologist Pompeu Fabra University, who explains what the genetic basis for sexual differences, although the opinion that genetic determination is not definitive due to the interaction with the environment. Maria Jayme, Ph.D. in differential psychology of sex and gender at the University of Barcelona, \u200b\u200bspeaks of experiments demonstrating how, at 18 months, and no obvious innate differences between boys and girls.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Laura Gemser Movie Clips

Museum Visitors Reflections on our "School of Museology"

From the 1 st meeting of CEM-2009 that we had in late 2008, so we decided to carry out activity for assembly, in front of the Museum Castagnino last Friday called INFOM DAY, "has been a process (perhaps unpublished) for discussion and action-participation-reflection in which we got to know better and integrating partners of 1 year.
I think it open to make an assessment (ie found to include insights and / or conflicting, why not "polyphonic") and self-criticism in order to deepen this process builder of the school as students.
I will try to express some basic ideas and personal conclusions that can be refuted and / or shared in a dynamic of permanent return among us.
The school is public, free, secular and free . Yes, achievements of the university reform almost a century ago (1918), which preceded the French May for 50 years. . . Municipal State depends, anyone entering high school diploma, without any social discrimination, political, religious, etc, and it's free.
That is, on the one hand, the State is responsible for the budget for her, her maintenance, education policy, charges of open and public competitions that should carry out, their teachers and not -teachers, etc., and on the other hand, we, the students are the beneficiaries of this education, and today its main victims.
is in this context and in the exercise of our right to study that appeal to the authorities, calls for the urgent convening of contests teaching positions, and we can demand a higher education budget, an institutionalization of paid internships and pre-professional as has been, a better academic, a matching of teachers' salaries with those of the UNR or provincial, etc., etc.
our right to organize / autoconvocados independently, together with our teachers, other students in tertiary courses, with municipal workers and / or the community.
I also think we need to remember our right to free speech, disseminating and publishing and circulating our ideas without censorship.
If we accept that education is a right, the first premise is that not negotiated, and defended. We have nothing to "negotiate" with these officials ahead on Tuesday for talks at the Ministry of Culture and came to the village of Castagnino with the promise of long competitions teachers and school management. I think we should demand that fulfill their responsibilities, nothing more. . . nothing less.
The second basic idea is that NO FEE , neither open nor covertly, or through bond contribution, or the formation of a cooperative.
The action decided at a meeting, I think it was a "success" before undertaken. That is, for now we get our answer, we convened for Monday 9 am, to unlock the situation last year for not competitions were held, we promise orally, both De Zorzi as Farina, the immediate call for contests held teaching and school leadership.
This "success" (which also includes the act of displaying our flag "MUSEOLOGY STUDENTS" and deliver all the frills this information to the public) of "door-in" had many hesitations, voting and against -votes that reflect fears in my opinion, disorientation and / or lack of foundation of some colleagues. That's why I feel super-duper important to reflect on our different ideas and proposals. Do not forget our arguments and differences, the better we build with them consolidating our power in common. In this regard, and even here I think we always respect the majority decision, and actively enforced, meaning that overall we took, for example, to distribute the flyers, even those who preferred to postpone it until you see what happens in the next meeting with Culture .
A third idea is that IT IS NOT DEMOCRACY a pipe dream, but a construction, a permanent and daily. At this point I think it is commendable that from the EMF we horizontality decision-making power, we run in the assembly and / or in an open and participatory.
This is a return. I hope the return



Marisa Domínguez (June 7, 2009)

Saturday, May 23, 2009

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Yesterday was celebrated World Day biodiversity as protest day to reflect on the many species of all global ecosystems disappearing. In fact, in some scientific fields, there is talk that we direct observers of the 6 th extinction. Only estimates exist about the millions of species that inhabit the earth. For many practical reasons (economic, legal, accessibility of the habitats where organisms live, etc) is a very complicated task census of all, besides invading our direct or indirect role in many places possibly leading to the disappearance organisms yet described. And this is something that is very painful.

These unusual circumstances have led to the proliferation of multiple research projects for the conservation of species, particularly for those who are in danger of extinction. Many of them, especially in the case concerned the "flagship" species are Finanziara by local, state and international character ( life projects for example) which has allowed the state to restore the populations of many endangered species by improving their ecosystems.

Besides these projects, but also emphasizes the EDGE project (evolutionarity Distinct and Globally Endangered) that attempts to preserve some species of mammals and amphibians threatened and rare from the genetic standpoint. These are species that also have high value to researchers because they endorse new and interesting theories about mechanisms of action in evolution ( symbiogenesis ), as we said Lynn Margulis at the conference that gave a few weeks ago in Valencia.

But what needs to be clear is that to conserve species is necessary to first locate, then study them and ultimately establish control meceanismos to protect their populations. But this will never be possible if disappear before the meet.

Saturday, May 16, 2009

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Show "Rosariazo"


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Internships

As stated in the Internship Program from the EMC offer different spaces for students to start making museological practices from specific interventions.
The offerings we provide today are briefly as follows:
  • Performing a Sample Aljibes jointly with the Department of Museology I. The details of this activity can be read by clicking here .
  • Data collection and preparation of fact sheets on Catholic churches in the Archdiocese Rosario. This activity arises from the call made by the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Tourism of the Archdiocese to Museology Student Center that is to retrieve information about certain churches for the purpose of organizing a scripted tour itinerary within a religious tourist circuit.
  • Conducting interviews the oldest members of Alberdi Rowing Club for gathering and shaping future an oral archive institutions.

Students who are interested in some of these activities and for more details of these send an email to cemrosario@gmail.com

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

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Biodiversity Conservation Jane Goodall, Doctor Honoris Causa by the University of Alicante

Jane Goodall, is one of those people who's passion for nature result has been an icon in the defense of biodiversity. This zoology, British anthropologist and ethologist (a PhD in ethology from the University of Cambridge), 75, has been performing research work in Africa for more than half a century. Meet the renowned paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey was instrumental in his decision to stay to study wild chimpanzees in Tanzania. Founded in 1977, the Jane Goodall Institute in the Gombe reserve (Tanzania), where he conducted research areas, education and conservation, not only in regard tothe chimpanzees, but through sustainable development in local communities African.
The work of primatologist has been recognized on numerous occasions: Of course, this is not his first honorary doctorate (which has more than 30 universities in the world) but it is the University of Alicante the first English that gives this doctorate. It has also been awarded many international awards, including the Prince of Asturias Award for Research in 2003 in Spain, the Hubbard Medal of the National Geographic Society, the Benjamin Franklin Medal in Life Sciences, the Gold Medal UNESCO, etc. . Also in April 2002, the Secretary-General Kofi Annan named Dr. Goodall as Messenger of Peace " United Nations. In 2009 he has been named official sponsor of the International Year, by the UN.
extensive work has taken a decisive step in the knowledge of the ethology of primates. He has published over 20 books and numerous scientific articles. Besides participating in various productions for film and television, has helped bring the world of chimpanzees and other species to the public.
But his work is not confined only to Africa. There are many centers in the world that advocate for the conservation of chimpanzees. On this trip to Spain to take Jane Goodall to different parts of Spain, the scientific took the opportunity to visit the recovery center and Primadomus primate research, which is being built in Villena (Alicante). On the other hand, has used his visit to promote Speak Out campaign, the forest calls you
organized by the Jane Goodall Institute with which it is intended that people recycle their used mobile phones and other electronic components that use coltan composition. Access to this mineral is causing the destruction of ecosystems where there are multiple species (including the chimpanzee and gorilla).
I wish everyone to follow suit and be conscientious of what important the individual actions in the health of the ecosystem.

Thursday, April 30, 2009

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[Castagnino + macro] Openings Broadcasting Internships

On Thursday, May 7, from of 18:30 at the macro will be held several important exhibitions openings, a donation of work and the presentation of a book of collages.
The day will begin with the donation of a work by renowned artist Leon Ferrari the Museum of Memory. The work is "product" installation Bird Cage with belonging to the series Droppings (2004 - 2008) which can be seen on the fifth floor of the museum.

After the act of donation, Ruben Chabab be responsible for presenting Death sentences, the first book of collages Mariano Lucano. Book, author and public may be found in this sample-presentation called death penalty Rosario on the seventh floor of the museum. The space also can appreciate the original number that were part of the print edition, billboards, installation and other work of graphic designer and co-director of the Revista Barcelona.

At 19:30, with a vernissage, shall be taken a las inauguraciones de las muestras programadas.

Los pisos 01 y 02 contendrán la muestra Maquinaciones . Edgardo Antonio Vigo: Obras 1953-1962 . La exhibición se conforma un grupo representativo de los dibujos y acuarelas parisinos, collages, dibujos y artefactos que Vigo titulara en vena risueña: máquinas inútiles e imposibles, conjunto que conforman su período “Relativuzgir’s” (1956 -1959), que lo define como uno de los primeros neo-dadaístas. También se muestran sus libros de artista y sus revistas WC, DRKW y Diagonal Cero.

La muestra, curada por Mario H. Gradowczyk, Ana María Gualtieri, Magdalena Pérez Balbi y Mariana Santamaría, Rosario allowed to appreciate the uniqueness of the early production of this important artist born in La Plata. Machinations , is co-produced by CCEBA Cultural Center of Spain in Buenos Aires and the Centro de Arte Experimental Vigo.

03 On the floor, find Via Postal CC264, an exhibition tribute to Edgardo Antonio Vigo compiling your activity in the field of e / mail art in Argentina from the late 60's until 1997. Letters, envelopes, postcards, stamps, rubber stamps and books / catalogs make this synthesis of their activity within an international network and alternative flow of ideas and works. The curator is in charge of Claudia Santanera and Mariana Santamaria.

on floors 04 and 06, two samples will be enabled to have their origin in the Residential Program artists, organized by the Museum Castagnino + macro and the Ministry of Innovation and Culture of the Province of Santa Fe, which developed in the city of Melincué 1st. 15 October 2008. The artists chosen for this first edition were José Ignacio Pfaffen-representing the province of Santa Fe, and Alberto Goldenstein país.Estas for the remaining samples are the result of the meeting and the generation of exchanges, debates, reflections and also the intensive coexistence of two artists in the same production space.

Sopor Color is the name of José Ignacio Pfaffen sample will occupy the floor 04. Three circular pieces of acrylic on canvas 160 cm in diameter, made of various materials (ink, acrylic and synthetic enamel) and mixed that-itch-speak of the littoral flora and fauna, under the state of calm and drowsiness of the heat province of Santa Fe.

06 On the floor will be opened and the jungle Melincué artist Alberto Goldenstein . The sample consists of two opposing drives: one a series of photographs taken in Melincué, architecture, space and atmosphere, on the other, three large photographs of Argentine Delta jungle vegetation.

Samples may be open until Sunday 28 June, from Thursday to Tuesday from 14 to 20 hours., In the macro, Bv. Orono and river.

Friday, April 24, 2009

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Castagnino + MACRO

VI NATIONAL MEETING OF STUDENTS AND GRADUATES IN ARGENTINE Museologists MUSEOLOGY


"THE CHALLENGE OF THE BICENTENNIAL"


La Matanza, Buenos Aires Province

8, 9 and October 10, 2009

Recipients

Depending on the characteristics of the meeting is convened at students and graduates in Museology, and all People interested in the problems related to the functions of museums, museum workers, teachers, students of similar majors, professional, History, Architecture, Tourism, Anthropology and the general public.

Theme

Table 1: Current trends in the organization and administration of museums; legislation.
related works are proposed new contributions for the administration, museum tours, projects, use of new technologies, etc..
Laws and formal frameworks for the protection of heritage, museums and their collections, professional practice, etc..

Table 2: tangible and intangible cultural heritage.
points to the exhibition of works relating to cultural heritage management, new approaches and perspectives, and their relationship with the museum activity. Also related to preventive conservation, restoration, cultural heritage not only but also of archaeological, paleontological and natural.

Table 3: Museum and education. We suggest
Papers relating to the use of museums and their collections as a teaching tool for the dissemination cultural and historical heritage of the town, province and nation. New perspectives and innovative projects. (Object and material culture, conditions and constraints of the visit, special visits, the educational function of museums, educational material, understanding of the museum's contents etc.).
Table 4: Museums in the Bicentennial.
propose the presentation of papers related to the impact of the bicentenary of the Nation in the museum area, new challenges in the second century of national life.
The proposed topics must be understood in a broad sense, encompassing not exclusive.
Guidelines and dates for submission of papers Papers

Abstracts: up to 300 words on A4 paper, Arial body 12, single, attached CV of the author is no more than four lines at the bottom of the first page . Identify institution to which they belong. Fill in email and telephone.
Requirements for submission of abstracts:
• Title:
° surname / s name / s of author (s / as):
· institution to which he belongs / n:
* E-mail: * Brief curriculum
footnotes. Received
up on July 27, 2009
Email to:
and museolamatanza@yahoo.com.ar patrimoniolamatanza@live.com

Paper: up to 15 pages including images and tables, size A4. Body text in Arial 12, line spacing, and 1 ½. . Arial 14 bold titles. Subtitles normal Arial 14.
should send a paper copy and CD copy attached. To the following address.

VI NATIONAL MEETING OF STUDENTS AND GRADUATES MUSEOLOGY
Ministry of Culture and Education.
Municipality of La Matanza.
Hipólito Yrigoyen 2562, 1 st floor.
1754. San Justo. Buenos Aires Province

Date received until September 14, 2009

Abstracts and papers should include on its cover the following:
VI NATIONAL MEETING OF STUDENTS AND GRADUATES IN MUSEOLOGY
Museologists Argentina: "THE CHALLENGE OF THE BICENTENNIAL"
La Matanza, Province of Buenos Aires. 8 al 10 October 2009
Title:
Round table:
Institutional Membership:
Authors: (First and last name, title, teacher, researcher, student):
address, phone, fax and email address.
Posters


This type of presentation will be designed to work performed by students and professionals.
A poster (on board) is an informative and attractive way to present your project or the work of the Museum.
• The poster should consist of brief text and clear images (photographs, graphics, etc). The text should be concise, with points made and meaningful images.
• It is suggested standard sizes (1 m high by 0.60 wide). Having reduced photocopies can be cheaper and serve this purpose.
• The text must have the following information: o Name
the author, institution and email address.
/ ID issue.
or its importance.
or description of the project, work or research.
or results.
or consequences of its implementation.
All posters will be displayed in the same place and time to confirm. Authors should be close to their productions to meet public inquiries.
Reports:
E-mail: museolamatanza@yahoo.com.ar
momaldon@yahoo.com.ar

Phone: 54-02202-494757 (10 to 16 hours)
· Activity
free.
· It requires pre-registration.
· We give priority to students and graduate students of museology, and museum staff.
· The present certificates of attendance.
• In process of cultural interest statement and Municipal and Provincial Education.

Saturday, April 18, 2009

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Sample Leon Ferrari at the MACRO

Hours: to 19.30hs 17.00 - 21.00 to 21.15hs

Costs:
  • $ 0.08 to buy the fertilizer copy $ 8.00, equivalent to 100 copies or Compost $ 16.00 is equivalent to 200 copies
  • $ 0.10 a copy released without fertilizer

Fertilizer Sales: Ariel - Darius - Lali - Anabela

Operation:
  • Copies charge noting the name, number of subscriptions and to photocopy material (as detailed as possible to avoid confusion) in the notebook. In the event that the material has not been left in photocopier previously requested in Library and is left attached to the request.
  • copies are removed the day after the request.
  • Once the copies are removed, is crossed out the number of copies made in the fertilizer.

Reminder: Copier benefits us everyone. Those who work with students who are functioning do voluntarily. We request patience in this early stage. Thank you for understanding.

Friday, April 17, 2009

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show absence at the Museum of Memory Exhibition at the CAR

Discounting the core subjects (Museology, Museology, Conservation and Restoration) which are correlated with each other and structures the three years of the race there the following correlative:


Argentino II American Art and - regular I

American Art Panorama of History Argentina I - regular
Cultural History
Panorama of American History - Regular
Cultural History
Panorama of History Argentina II - History of Culture approved - regular Panorama of History
Argentina I
Workshop - approved Museology I and II, Museology I and II Conservation and Restoration I and II - to be studying Museology III, III Museology, Conservation and Restoration III

Notarized True Copies



Municipal Museum of Decorative Art "Signature and Odilo Estevez" reports that open enrollment for the Preservation Media Seminar Audiovisual that dictate the Ms. Paula Felix-Didier , Museum director Cine "Pablo Ducrós Hicken" (Buenos Aires)

Date: Saturday 25 April 9.30 to 17.30 pm. (With respective breaks)

Held Municipal Museum of Decorative Art "Signature and Odilo Estevez, Central Hall, Santa Fe 748 - Rosario

Fee: $ 60
seminar
Certificates: be awarded certificates of attendance.

Queries: cursos@museoestevez.gov.ar , actividades@museoestevez.gov.ar

Estevez Museum Phone: (0341) 480 2547

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

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Richard Dawkins, Doctor Honoris Causa by the University of Valencia

As discussed in a previous post this morning has been an Honorary Doctorate , Professor Richard Dawkins. The title has been granted in recognition of work of many years in the field theory of evolution, which is a great scientist and a fervent defender of Darwinian theories. It is also known for his passionate defense of science and rationalism (declared as atheist, humanist and skeptic). For more information about your event endowment, you can see where in addition here you can read inter alia, his inaugural address and his laudatio, read by Professor Enrique Font.

With the permission of Professor Enrique Font, I just got this post quoting one of the last sentences of his laudatio: "Beyond controversy point, his work contains a valuable lesson: that scientific pragmatism is not incompatible with the feeling awe and admiration that we produce the wonders of the natural world. Quite the contrary, science allows us to appreciate in its true dimension. There is real poetry in the real world, and science is the poetry of reality. "Something that referred to one of his famous books called" Unweaving the Rainbow ", which I recommend reading along with the" selfish gene "(which is not at all old of mode) for readers who have not read any of Professor Dawkins.

Monday, March 30, 2009

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II Encuentro Argentina

The MACRO Museo Castagnino and report on their cultural activities for 2009.
Registration is now open to cover cultural activities in the areas of Education, Conservation, Communication / Design and Design Shop.


More information: http://www.macromuseo.org.ar/pasantias/CONVOCATORIA_2009.pdf

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

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CECA Seminar in Conservation and Restoration of ceramics

Western Christian Civilization
The iconic work of León Ferrari may be in the macro.
March 24 at 20.30 pm, will be officially opened Western Christian Civilization, one of the most important works of art century Argentine XX.Se is a contemporary crucifixion, consisting of playing a FH plane 107 and a Christ of Santeria. Both suspended vertically. The work, conducted in 1965 referred directly to the war in Vietnam.
Western Christian Civilization is now an "image" of religion, its historical significance lies in its profile at the time of its creation, the first lines of the aesthetic-political program that Ferrari developed throughout his career.
León Ferrari - Golden Lion winner in the latest edition of the Venice Biennale - is, according to The New York Times, 'one of the five most provocative artists living and important. "
The exhibition will be held in the framework of the various activities that the Ministry of Culture and Education City has prepared for the celebration of another anniversary of the March 24, 1976, in order to keep alive the memory of state terrorism introduced on that tragic day.

Saturday, March 21, 2009

U.s.n. Mark 2 Camillus

Start of activities

In Memory Museum will open on Monday 23, at 20 pm, a photo exhibition Absences, composed of toil of Gustavo Germano, who rescues and play family photos taken before the 1976 coup, along with other current and marking imilares the absence of those who were victims of the repression of state terrorism.

Monday, March 16, 2009

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School Internship Program


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Next meeting

CECA II Encuentro Argentina
VII REGIONAL MEETING OF CECA / ICOM LAC.

Museums, Education and Virtuality
the context of Latin America and the Caribbean

Museum of Natural Sciences Amado Bonpland "
city of Corrientes. Argentina
26, 27 and 28 June 2009 First Circular


Organizers:
• The Committee on Education and Cultural Action (CECA), Regional Latin American and Caribbean (LAC), the International Council of Museums (ICOM).
• The Committee on Education and Cultural Action (CECA) of Argentina.
• The Museum of Natural Sciences Dr. Amado Bonpland "

academic collaborators:
Universidad Argentina de la Empresa.
Logistics and financial contributors :
Association of Friends of the Museum of Fine Arts in Corrientes Capital.
International Relations Directorate of Corrientes.
Department of Fine Arts and Heritage Mainstream culture. Secretariat for Culture
Corrientes.
Ministry of Education and Culture.
current Canadian Embassy in Argentina.
Establecimiento Las Marías (Taragüi)
Cañuelas Mills.


Place Grand Hotel de Turismo. Entre Rios 650. Capital flows.

Grounds:
The VI meeting of the Regional Committee for Latin America and the Caribbean held in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic in November 2008, raised the possibility of holding the next Committee meeting Current regional, Republic of Argentina on 26, 27 and 28 June 2009, with the objective of rotating host countries, seeking, as in the VI, not to do in capital cities, but to know the reality of other cities of our continent.
It is based on the goals of our region:
1 - exchange information, discussion, ideas and experiences on education in museums locally, nationally and internationally.
2 - Ensuring that education becomes part of the mission, vision, policies, programs and projects of each museum.
3 - Defender and implement educational purposes raised in a concerted pedagogical local, regional and international.
4 - To promote high standards of professionalism at the level of museum education in the areas of research, administration, interpretation, display and evaluation.
5 - Carry out joint programs and projects of educational and cultural.
In this specific case, took the theme "Museums and virtual education," as Argentina CECA planned Adolescence and Youth theme but it was already covered by the ECSC LAC, in the meeting of 2007 in Colombia. . As he related the interests of this age group, with the challenges posed to the museums in Latin America and the Caribbean, virtuality applied to education and cultural action.

offer
Each sub-theme will have a guest speaker, with a time of 40 minutes.
Then there will be a Round Table, which will present three papers selected to represent an application or research on the point at issue. Each exhibitor will have 15 minutes.
To the Marketplace of Ideas, proposals should not last more than 7 minutes. These projects are not realized. There will be a section
posters / posters.

Closing date for submissions: May 15, 2009
More information:
Cecaargentina@gmail.com

Friday, March 13, 2009

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Course Program
Preventive Conservation of Cultural Heritage Conservation Seminar
and restoration of ceramics
Municipal Museum of Decorative Art "Signature and Odilo Estevez" continue in the second year of Preventive Conservation Program Cultural Heritage, the Conservation and Restoration Workshop of ceramics that will dictate Floegel Prof. Claudia Muller Saturday, 14 marzo.En same treatment contemplate of materials other than ceramics, such as glass, porcelain, stone and ivory.
Agenda:
General concepts of conservation and restoration. History
restoration.
ceramics: history, materials and workmanship.
damage and alterations of archaeological and art objects.
Tools and materials for restoration.
practical explanation of the various steps to conserve and restore archaeological and artistic objects through images.
Held Estevez Museum - Santa Fe 748 - Rosario
Date: Saturday March 14 9.45 to 13 14.30 to 17.30 hs.
Fee: $ 60Inscripción advance at tel. (0341) 480 2547 or by mail to cursos@museoestevez.gov.ar and actividades@museoestevez.gov.ar
Certificates: Certificates will be given
assistance
CV - Claudia Floegel
German restorer Potter and received at the Staatliche Fachschule für Keramik "in Landshut, Germany. Ceramic restorative received at the Istituto Statale d'Arte per la Ceramica Gaetano Ballardini "in Faenza, Italy. Restoring archaeological metal received at the Escuela "La Cantoria" en Florencia, Italia. Durante 3 años trabajó como restauradora en el "Stadt- und Kreismuseum" de la ciudad de Landshut en Alemania. Con su equipo de colaboradores restauró en Rosario las molduras del Museo de la Ciudad. También restauraron la vitrina religiosa del siglo XVII que se expone en el Museo Estevez, y la estatua florentina de mármol de Carrara perteneciente a la familia Rouillon de Rosario. Entre otras cosas. Claudia Floegel ha dictado cursos de restauración en la Escuela Municipal de Arte "Manuel Musto", en el Centro Cultural "Bernardino Rivadavia" en Rosario y en varios talleres privados. En el año 1991 Claudia dictó en el Museo de Antropología de Salta "Dr. Juan Martín Leguizamón" ceramic restoration courses on archaeological staff of the museum and the historical museum "El Cabildo", the same city.

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Race Information

introductory course for first year:
Days 25, 26, 27 and 30 March at 19.30hs.
Classes start:
Monday, April 6

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

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This internship program, aimed at students of the School of Museology at Manchester and cultural institutions in the region, is the result of joint work of the Student Center and the Department of Museology I.

is an open and comprehensive program that invites the entire school community-students and teachers, participation through suggestions, ideas and work.

These practices consist of specific jobs of short duration, and specifically agreed between the participants. The functions of the promoters manage, coordinate, articulate and facilitate decisions that work.

This has been proposed four areas: conservation and restaurants - museum and design - Society, Culture and Heritage - Research.




FOUNDATION Changes in society require changes in their institutions that pose new challenges for future professionals, not the School of Museology outside these dynamic processes. Students and teachers see a clear need to articulate a theory and practice of dialectic, forming new modalities. In response to the various concerns and problems of the professional field the Student Center and the Department of Museology I create this program.


OBJECTIVES

promote interaction and mutual benefit among the students of the race and cultural institutions in the region, especially museums. Position
professional future in a work context generating a perspective on the profession as useful and necessary discipline. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES



Allowing future professionals performing a specific activity in the area of \u200b\u200bdiscipline.
Ensure the receiving institution responsible intervention by future professionals.
articulate dialectically academic knowledge with practice by acquiring new concepts for the exercise of the profession. Get
useful and verifiable results for both students and participating institutions, updating and enriching at the same time the contents of the race.





METHODOLOGY The study, coordinated by the Student Center and the Department of Museology I, will be developed according to the following methodological steps:


Development of a database made up of students' personal records
Management and evaluation of specific business needs
Defining guidelines: conditions and characteristics of the research, duration, times, number of members of the working group, if any available budget
Call based on the diagnoses concerned

Registration Training teams and production
Concurrency Evaluation and Certification

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Monday, March 9, 2009

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Thursday 12 March at the School 20.30hs.
General topics to be discussed:
  • Futures Internship Program Management
  • Photocopier
  • Welcome to Year 1 students
  • New ideas for 2009

Saturday, March 7, 2009

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What is a museum curator?
The Curator of Museums is authorized to organize, manage and administer national museums, provincial, municipal and private schools and perform in cultural workshops, galleries and collections. can occupy senior positions and technicians, as adviser or consult your specialty in official or private institutions.

Freshman
  • Museology I
  • Museology I
  • Conservation and Restoration I
  • Cultural History
  • Argentine American Art and I
  • History of Thought
  • American Archaeology and Argentina
  • Methodology of the Study and Research
  • Social Psychology (1 st semester)
  • Library and Archival (2 nd semester)

Second Year

  • Museography II
  • Museology II
  • Conservation and Restoration II
  • Argentino II American Art and
  • Argentina Panorama of History I
  • Cultural Anthropology
  • Applied Arts
  • Panorama of American History (1 st semester)
  • Science and Technology (2 nd semester)
  • Photography and Audiovisual Installation

Third Year

  • Museography III
  • Museology III
  • Conservation and Restoration III
  • Museums Administration and Law (2 nd semester)
  • Panorama of History Argentina II
  • Ethics and Ethics (1 st semester)
  • Numismatics Medallística (1 st semester)
  • Oplotecología (2 nd semester)
  • Pedagogy and Didactics
  • Natural Sciences
  • Workshop

Requirements for registration

  • full Secondary
  • photocopy of the title secondary
  • Photocopy of 1 st and 2 nd page of the DNI
  • 1 4x4 color photo front

Thursday, February 26, 2009

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knowledge of things



Some facts about knowledge things that never ceases to amaze. On the one hand, we have a virtual encyclopedia ( www.wikipedia.org) source of millions of visits and consultations, whose contents are apparently too liberal . arises then a more maintenance of the same reality ( http://www.conservapedia.com/ ), less visited, resulting in two worlds that run in parallel. Out of curiosity, visit, enjoy the logo and look for things like Evolution, a deftly constructed page, which notes among other things, some evolutionists are atheists .



And this brings us to that other news reports some research on the brain, trying to explain how and where comes the notion of God .


Although not the only thing that is being done on the brain. Seemed distant, a subject of science fiction. already working with electrode implants in the brain that help deaf, blind and people with mobility problems. Sorry I can not put the link to the story of a woman with a prosthetic arm, is able to make knots in the laces.



Last but not least, Spain cataloged 144 areas are very vulnerable now, as special geological interest, for conservation because of its particular characteristics. One of the projects IGME.

Monday, February 16, 2009

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TRIBUTE TO MY BIRDS OF THE WORLD TOURISM IN THE JUNGLE

pre-Hispanic.

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RIVER NATIONAL PARK ABISEO

area a legal extension of 274 520 ha and a technical extension (SIG ) of 272,412 ha, located in the district of Huicungo, province of Mariscal Caceres in San Martin department, was established in 1983 (DS N ° 064-83-AG on 11 August 1983), with order to conserve the ecosystems present, protect Abiseo River Basin, preserve cultural resources, particularly the Archaeological Complex Grand Pajaten and promote scientific research.
occupies 70% of Abiseo River Basin, two other major rivers, tributaries of the Amazon, frame the park: the Marañon and Huallaga. Circuit
Tursitico 1:
This circuit is oriented to the types of adventure tourism, ecological, cultural and scientific tourism, due to the characteristics and nature of the course and the ecological and cultural attractions that are needed to promote the park. Ceber visitors travel on foot and pack animals in groups of up to 15 people (including tourists and support staff), and must spend the night in camps or shelters in touch with nature. The main activities developed in this circuit by visitors are observing the natural beauty of the flora and fauna, hiking and see archaeological sites primarily as the Black Cave, Cave Manachaqui, Walls, The Beach, The Pinchudos, Tthe Papayas and Grand Pajaten. The tourist corridor covers 28 km from Pataz to La Playa, and from that site to Pajaten between three to four hours' journey on foot.

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