(3814,1,'2013-12-11 23:24:38','2013-12-12 05:24:38','The Time Capsule\r\n*Beep* Initiating Start-up. Date is: December 10th, 5,013 CE Earth Calendar.\r\nProtocol: Museum Tour; Time Capsule. Standby…\r\n\r\nWelcome to The Museum’s Time Capsule Chamber. I am Mira, and you are all in for a real treat. The Museum is the site of preservation for all the cultural marvels developed since the beginning of our 100 year voyage, but it wasn’t always this way. In fact, for several years, we didn’t even have art. For thousands of years, our society on Earth was divided between the Military and the Artisans, selected in childhood for the role they would eventually fill. There was no need for any other, for all manual labor and food production was automated, except for Strategy and Culture, and it had been determined that the two shouldn’t mix. On a dark day, we perfected Unmanned Warfare, leading to the Great War. The surface of Earth was destroyed, and the only surviving humans were in Site 1, the vector for a planned colonization route, now the last bastion of Humanity. The Great War left us without any art or artists, and we were forced to begin our grand trek without a culture, sense of identity, or a way to express ourselves, until the day we discovered a small radio signal that led us to a secret satellite, the Time Capsule, a remnant of an age thousands of years ago. Thanks to the finds we keep here in the Time Capsule Chamber, we were able to save ourselves and all of humanity. Come follow me, and I’ll show you some of our greatest achievements.\r\n\r\n<!--more-->\r\nThe Time Capsule Chamber is a circular room and is divided into two primary chambers; the room you are in, which houses the artifacts themselves, and an outer ring that has been quartered into four rooms for the purpose of studying the four artifacts. Yes, everyone, in addition to the Time Capsule Chamber being the central part of The Museum, it is also a school. It used to be that only children had any artistic inclination and so study here was compulsory, but now that the culture has been renewed, anyone can choose whether or not to participate. Even you can choose to after the tour, if you wish!\r\n\r\n\r\nLet us go to the large central column, the Historic Display, where we hold the artifacts. Unfortunately, we only have holograms and digital copies of them, since the originals have long-since been lost, but it’s a miracle that even these are left. They are the Tale of Genji, Madonna with the Long Neck, Chopin’s Black Keys, and Spirited Away. Their data was found in a primitive data storage device known as a ‘U.S.B. port’, but with our superior technology we were able to extract the data and display it with these holograms. The original device and the Time Capsule are held in a vault in the center of the Historic Display next to the data-core, which holds millions of back-up files for the artifacts. As we move around the Chamber, the artifact will be to your left with a small description underneath it with information about the author and the history. The room corresponding to its study will be to your right, which you can observe through the two-way mirror and intercom system we have installed. Please do not disturb the students as we embark on our tour of ancient history. If you wish, after the tour is concluded, you may buy a copy of the artifacts for a mere cost of 200 Credits. Now, off we go!\r\n\r\n\r\nThe first piece we have is the Tale of Genji, written by Murasaki Shikibu in roughly 1010 CE. This was actually the first recorded novel, and was also the first recorded novel written by a woman. In this story we have the archetypal protagonist and antagonist, along with a story arc and a theme. It is also important as it provides some insight into the society of an ancient society, along with a subtle critique of that society. We want to use this story to encourage freedom of expression as well as drawing influence from the society in one’s work. To your right, there is currently a reading. They are using the format of the story to not only write stories, but also poems and songs.\r\nThe next piece is Madonna with the Long Neck, made by Parmigianino in 1535. We did not alter this painting in any way. Prior to holographic technology and even computer technology, there were ‘painters’ who created art with materials and a hard surface. Note the realistic appearance of the woman and baby, and the clear distinction between foreground and background. According to the historic archives, this was indicative of works of art from the Renaissance, as extrapolated from descriptions of lost works of art such as The Last Supper and the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Like those paintings, there is much influence of Iconography, where a symbol is inlaid into the painting; here is iconography of the religion Catholicism. However, as you may have noticed, there are several severe distortions, such as the baby being bloated to the size of a small child, the extreme small size of the man in the background, and the long neck and fingers of the woman. According to the Time Capsule, this was done intentionally and was indicative of the Mannerist style, a subset of Renaissance painting styles. In this style, painters would exaggerate features and flatten the overall painting to convey certain emotions. The baby is large because he is seen as important and is the center of attention. The woman’s neck and fingers are long to convey a sense of grace. Now, if you look to your right, you will see that there is a painting session where they are dissecting individual aspects; some are making things based on Realism, some based on Iconography, some based on Mannerism, and some a combination of the three.\r\n\r\n\r\nWe now have arrived at the third artifact in the Chamber. This is a holographic music sheet containing Black Keys, a musical piece by Chopin written between 1829 and 1833. The piece itself was meant to be used to help tutor students, so it has many practical uses for today’s musicians. As it came with a recording of the song, we were able to decipher the music sheet and use it as a template for further written music. Black Keys was a highly innovative piece for its time, as the Time Capsule describes pieces prior to Chopin as being basic and clunky, while this piece allows for a much more flowing style. It was played entirely on Black Keys, hence the name, and so requires much more precise movements as they are higher and thinner. Along with the song was a new style of finger positioning to allow a rolling wrist motion and allow greater finger mobility, allowing the piano player to play much more complex melodies. However, perhaps more significant than the piece itself is the set it once belonged to, the Etudes. They were written during a tumultuous time in Chopin’s life, when his homeland was embroiled in a failed uprising. The Revolutionary Etude was a piece that most highly represented this, and according to the Time Capsule, it was infused with many emotions and represented the Romantic Era, where art and music were more evocative of emotions. In the study room, that’s actually what they’re working on; making a song that is inspired by an emotion.\r\n\r\n\r\nAnd now we are at the last, and perhaps most important artifacts in this room. This is Spirited Away by Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli. This movie managed to bring many things together. It is packed with symbolism, drew influence from many different cultures, has a strong moral lesson, and is also a strong template for effective storytelling in general. Because it utilizes many elements available in the previous artifacts, study here is typically assigned to older students. From this film, we are able to see some insight into the once-predominant Eastern and Western cultures and how they were able to be brought together to make something beautiful. In the study room, they are currently drafting up characters for a story. They are encouraged to look into their own family and cultural history. A result of this form of teaching has led to a resurgence in many different cultures that were once lost.\r\n\r\n\r\nOne of the most important things brought here is the ability as well to combine these art mediums and lessons together to make something greater. Music can be combined with poems to make lyrical songs, film can be combined with music to evoke more emotions, there can be a wide variety of artistic styles in films, and many more combinations.<br><br>\r\nThat concludes our tour. Thank you for your patronage, and I hope you have learned something today and obtained a greater appreciation for art and culture.','JacobKeasbey-FP \"The Time Capsule\"','','inherit','open','open','','3805-revision-v1','','','2013-12-11 23:24:38','2013-12-12 05:24:38','',3805,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3814',0,'revision','',0),(3815,1,'2013-12-11 23:25:13','2013-12-12 05:25:13','The Time Capsule\r\n*Beep* Initiating Start-up. Date is: December 10th, 5,013 CE Earth Calendar.\r\nProtocol: Museum Tour; Time Capsule. Standby…\r\n\r\nWelcome to The Museum’s Time Capsule Chamber. I am Mira, and you are all in for a real treat. The Museum is the site of preservation for all the cultural marvels developed since the beginning of our 100 year voyage, but it wasn’t always this way. In fact, for several years, we didn’t even have art. For thousands of years, our society on Earth was divided between the Military and the Artisans, selected in childhood for the role they would eventually fill. There was no need for any other, for all manual labor and food production was automated, except for Strategy and Culture, and it had been determined that the two shouldn’t mix. On a dark day, we perfected Unmanned Warfare, leading to the Great War. The surface of Earth was destroyed, and the only surviving humans were in Site 1, the vector for a planned colonization route, now the last bastion of Humanity. The Great War left us without any art or artists, and we were forced to begin our grand trek without a culture, sense of identity, or a way to express ourselves, until the day we discovered a small radio signal that led us to a secret satellite, the Time Capsule, a remnant of an age thousands of years ago. Thanks to the finds we keep here in the Time Capsule Chamber, we were able to save ourselves and all of humanity. Come follow me, and I’ll show you some of our greatest achievements.\r\n\r\n<!--more-->\r\nThe Time Capsule Chamber is a circular room and is divided into two primary chambers; the room you are in, which houses the artifacts themselves, and an outer ring that has been quartered into four rooms for the purpose of studying the four artifacts. Yes, everyone, in addition to the Time Capsule Chamber being the central part of The Museum, it is also a school. It used to be that only children had any artistic inclination and so study here was compulsory, but now that the culture has been renewed, anyone can choose whether or not to participate. Even you can choose to after the tour, if you wish!\r\n\r\n\r\nLet us go to the large central column, the Historic Display, where we hold the artifacts. Unfortunately, we only have holograms and digital copies of them, since the originals have long-since been lost, but it’s a miracle that even these are left. They are the Tale of Genji, Madonna with the Long Neck, Chopin’s Black Keys, and Spirited Away. Their data was found in a primitive data storage device known as a ‘U.S.B. port’, but with our superior technology we were able to extract the data and display it with these holograms. The original device and the Time Capsule are held in a vault in the center of the Historic Display next to the data-core, which holds millions of back-up files for the artifacts. As we move around the Chamber, the artifact will be to your left with a small description underneath it with information about the author and the history. The room corresponding to its study will be to your right, which you can observe through the two-way mirror and intercom system we have installed. Please do not disturb the students as we embark on our tour of ancient history. If you wish, after the tour is concluded, you may buy a copy of the artifacts for a mere cost of 200 Credits. Now, off we go!\r\n\r\n\r\nThe first piece we have is the Tale of Genji, written by Murasaki Shikibu in roughly 1010 CE. This was actually the first recorded novel, and was also the first recorded novel written by a woman. In this story we have the archetypal protagonist and antagonist, along with a story arc and a theme. It is also important as it provides some insight into the society of an ancient society, along with a subtle critique of that society. We want to use this story to encourage freedom of expression as well as drawing influence from the society in one’s work. To your right, there is currently a reading. They are using the format of the story to not only write stories, but also poems and songs.<br><br>\r\nThe next piece is Madonna with the Long Neck, made by Parmigianino in 1535. We did not alter this painting in any way. Prior to holographic technology and even computer technology, there were ‘painters’ who created art with materials and a hard surface. Note the realistic appearance of the woman and baby, and the clear distinction between foreground and background. According to the historic archives, this was indicative of works of art from the Renaissance, as extrapolated from descriptions of lost works of art such as The Last Supper and the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Like those paintings, there is much influence of Iconography, where a symbol is inlaid into the painting; here is iconography of the religion Catholicism. However, as you may have noticed, there are several severe distortions, such as the baby being bloated to the size of a small child, the extreme small size of the man in the background, and the long neck and fingers of the woman. According to the Time Capsule, this was done intentionally and was indicative of the Mannerist style, a subset of Renaissance painting styles. In this style, painters would exaggerate features and flatten the overall painting to convey certain emotions. The baby is large because he is seen as important and is the center of attention. The woman’s neck and fingers are long to convey a sense of grace. Now, if you look to your right, you will see that there is a painting session where they are dissecting individual aspects; some are making things based on Realism, some based on Iconography, some based on Mannerism, and some a combination of the three.\r\n\r\n\r\nWe now have arrived at the third artifact in the Chamber. This is a holographic music sheet containing Black Keys, a musical piece by Chopin written between 1829 and 1833. The piece itself was meant to be used to help tutor students, so it has many practical uses for today’s musicians. As it came with a recording of the song, we were able to decipher the music sheet and use it as a template for further written music. Black Keys was a highly innovative piece for its time, as the Time Capsule describes pieces prior to Chopin as being basic and clunky, while this piece allows for a much more flowing style. It was played entirely on Black Keys, hence the name, and so requires much more precise movements as they are higher and thinner. Along with the song was a new style of finger positioning to allow a rolling wrist motion and allow greater finger mobility, allowing the piano player to play much more complex melodies. However, perhaps more significant than the piece itself is the set it once belonged to, the Etudes. They were written during a tumultuous time in Chopin’s life, when his homeland was embroiled in a failed uprising. The Revolutionary Etude was a piece that most highly represented this, and according to the Time Capsule, it was infused with many emotions and represented the Romantic Era, where art and music were more evocative of emotions. In the study room, that’s actually what they’re working on; making a song that is inspired by an emotion.\r\n\r\n\r\nAnd now we are at the last, and perhaps most important artifacts in this room. This is Spirited Away by Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli. This movie managed to bring many things together. It is packed with symbolism, drew influence from many different cultures, has a strong moral lesson, and is also a strong template for effective storytelling in general. Because it utilizes many elements available in the previous artifacts, study here is typically assigned to older students. From this film, we are able to see some insight into the once-predominant Eastern and Western cultures and how they were able to be brought together to make something beautiful. In the study room, they are currently drafting up characters for a story. They are encouraged to look into their own family and cultural history. A result of this form of teaching has led to a resurgence in many different cultures that were once lost.\r\n\r\n\r\nOne of the most important things brought here is the ability as well to combine these art mediums and lessons together to make something greater. Music can be combined with poems to make lyrical songs, film can be combined with music to evoke more emotions, there can be a wide variety of artistic styles in films, and many more combinations.<br><br>\r\nThat concludes our tour. Thank you for your patronage, and I hope you have learned something today and obtained a greater appreciation for art and culture.','JacobKeasbey-FP \"The Time Capsule\"','','inherit','open','open','','3805-revision-v1','','','2013-12-11 23:25:13','2013-12-12 05:25:13','',3805,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3815',0,'revision','',0),(3820,1,'2013-12-11 23:45:31','2013-12-12 05:45:31','[caption id=\"attachment_3811\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/earth.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3811\" alt=\"http://zevenstorms.deviantart.com/art/earth-destruction-86143067\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/earth-300x212.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"212\" /></a> http://zevenstorms.deviantart.com/art/earth-destruction-86143067[/caption]\r\n\r\nThe time has finally come, it is time to evacuate planet earth. For over 500 years our planet\'s best scientist and geologists have worked secretly preparing and getting everything ready for the big move to our neighboring planet. Planet Earth has become so contaminated with toxins and poisons that it is no longer a safe place for humans to live in. There have been many attempts to save the planet but society does not want to believe what they cannot physically see therefore we have damaged our planet and have to leave Earth and start over. “The seas and oceans are being poisoned by chemical products, oils, industrial and human waste. On land, especially in the industrial countries where most waste is actually \"manufactured\", there is increasingly little room to bury it and even when buried, noxious elements leach out and destroy the health of the area.” (Environmental Damage)<!--more-->\r\n\r\nAmong the scientist and engineers that have studied surrounding planets finding the best one to accommodate our human bodies, I was appointed to find the most important works of history that will travel with us. We want our future generations to know past works of art and how their inventions, art, and music shaped our world into what it came to be. The four works I am responsible for, Laura Cereta’s Defense of the Liberal Instruction of Women, Francois Boucher’s “Venus Consoling Love, Lumiere Brother’s “Break at the Lumiere Factory, and lastly, Leonard Bernstein’s “A West Side Story”. Each of these works brought something different to our world and should be preserved in any way that we can.\r\n\r\nNow first thing I have to decide is what type of space am I going to hold these works in? I choose a spaceship that is 100 meters long. This will ensure that we are able to hold the works of art as well as the experts that will be in charge of teaching our people on the history of these priceless works. There will be different floors similar to a how a ship is constructed. There will be the corridors and the floor for dining and the works will be hidden away in the bottom locked away and only the person with the highest security clearance will have access to the room. In this bottom floor there will be 4 rooms. Each room having a different work.\r\n\r\nThe first room names the Cereta room will have all the letters ever published and unpublished that we were able to collect over the years that we knew we were preparing for this big move. Laura Cereta is important because she brings the strong feminism and strong will. She stood for something she believed in and represents intelligent women all over the world. Woman should read her work and history and be inspired to never give up on your dreams.\r\n\r\nThe second room “Room of Love” contains the original painting of Venus Consoling Love locked in a glass bullet proof frame bolted into the wall with a copy enlarged on the opposite side and all the history of Francois Boucher and his style of art and his upbringing. This work is important because it shows a new style of art. This nude art was not accepted in the best way but Boucher did not give up, he continued to paint in this new style and for that it should preserved.\r\n\r\nThe third room of the Lumiere brothers will be a theatre replaying the many short videos that the brothers created and the reactions and articles from that time so that people can get an idea of how this work was accepted. This was the beginning of cinema and for that reason alone it should be preserved, This is a story about two brothers who put their heads together and perfected an idea that someone previous had dismissed and didn\'t think would ever work out.\r\n\r\nThe last room will display Bernstein\'s West Side Story and it will have the history and dialogue of the musical and during the time that people are coming through to see these works, there will be actors playing out the play. This musical is important and should be preserved because of its style of music. Bernstein was not very popular at the time that this came out and he brought this new idea of different styles of music and he ran with it and created some of the best sounds ever made.\r\n\r\nWhen this space-ship lands on the new planet the people will be moved to a tent for decontamination. They will be stripped of clothes and examined for any cuts, bruises or defects they will then be given new attire that is safe for both human body and the new environment. After this process the people will be briefed on what has happened and what is to come. There is no smoking, littering, or any thing that could harm the planet. This is our new home and we must cherish and take care of it because we don’t know if we will get another opportunity to make this big move again. The people will be told that this new environment is going to be nothing but positive and at the beginning it may seem as though everyone is being controlled it is only in the best interest.\r\n\r\nAfter the briefing the people will be shown to their small homes and told that there will be different schools to sign up for to learn about the history of our previous planet that we may have missed during our stay. These classes will be divided into language. Once these classes are over there will be a new wave of people coming in from Earth and these people will be in charge of briefing them on the plans of the planet. This will continue for five years until everyone is brought over and then the new planet will be known as the peace planet. There will be no war or poverty just simplicity and happiness. Everyone will work together to make food and provide and there will be no greed or violence.\r\n\r\nWork Cited\r\n“Environmental Damage” http://jahtruth.net/envird.htm','Final Project','','inherit','open','open','','3810-revision-v1','','','2013-12-11 23:45:31','2013-12-12 05:45:31','',3810,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3820',0,'revision','',0),(3817,83,'2013-12-11 23:26:01','2013-12-12 05:26:01','   [caption id=\"attachment_3811\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/earth.jpg\"><img src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/earth-300x212.jpg\" alt=\"http://zevenstorms.deviantart.com/art/earth-destruction-86143067\" width=\"300\" height=\"212\" class=\"size-medium wp-image-3811\" /></a> http://zevenstorms.deviantart.com/art/earth-destruction-86143067[/caption]The time has finally come, it is time to evacuate planet earth. For over 500 years our planet\'s best scientist and geologists have worked secretly preparing and getting everything ready for the big move to our neighboring planet. Planet Earth has become so contaminated with toxins and poisons that it is no longer a safe place for humans to live in. There have been many attempts to save the planet but society does not want to believe what they cannot physically see therefore we have damaged our planet and have to leave Earth and start over. “The seas and oceans are being poisoned by chemical products, oils, industrial and human waste. On land, especially in the industrial countries where most waste is actually \"manufactured\", there is increasingly little room to bury it and even when buried, noxious elements leach out and destroy the health of the area.” (Environmental Damage)\r\n\r\n   Among the scientist and engineers that have studied surrounding planets finding the best one to accommodate our human bodies, I was appointed to find the most important works of history that will travel with us. We want our future generations to know past works of art and how their inventions, art, and music shaped our world into what it came to be. The four works I am responsible for, Laura Cereta’s Defense of the Liberal Instruction of Women, Francois Boucher’s “Venus Consoling Love, Lumiere Brother’s “Break at the Lumiere Factory, and lastly, Leonard Bernstein’s “A West Side Story”. Each of these works brought something different to our world and should be preserved in any way that we can.\r\n   \r\n   Now first thing I have to decide is what type of space am I going to hold these works in? I choose a spaceship that is 100 meters long. This will ensure that we are able to hold the works of art as well as the experts that will be in charge of teaching our people on the history of these priceless works. There will be different floors similar to a how a ship is constructed. There will be the corridors and the floor for dining and the works will be hidden away in the bottom locked away and only the person with the highest security clearance will have access to the room. In this bottom floor there will be 4 rooms. Each room having a different work. \r\n\r\n   The first room names the Cereta room will have all the letters ever published and unpublished that we were able to collect over the years that we knew we were preparing for this big move. Laura Cereta is important because she brings the strong feminism and strong will. She stood for something she believed in and represents intelligent women all over the world. Woman should read her work and history and be inspired to never give up on your dreams.\r\n\r\n   The second room “Room of Love” contains the original painting of Venus Consoling Love locked in a glass bullet proof frame bolted into the wall with a copy enlarged on the opposite side and all the history of Francois Boucher and his style of art and his upbringing. This work is important because it shows a new style of art. This nude art was not accepted in the best way but Boucher did not give up, he continued to paint in this new style and for that it should preserved.\r\n\r\n   The third room of the Lumiere brothers will be a theatre replaying the many short videos that the brothers created and the reactions and articles from that time so that people can get an idea of how this work was accepted. This was the beginning of cinema and for that reason alone it should be preserved, This is a story about two brothers who put their heads together and perfected an idea that someone previous had dismissed and didn\'t think would ever work out.\r\n\r\nThe last room will display Bernstein\'s West Side Story and it will have the history and dialogue of the musical and during the time that people are coming through to see these works, there will be actors playing out the play. This musical is important and should be preserved because of its style of music. Bernstein was not very popular at the time that this came out and he brought this new idea of different styles of music and he ran with it and created some of the best sounds ever made.\r\n\r\n   When this space-ship lands on the new planet the people will be moved to a tent for decontamination. They will be stripped of clothes and examined for any cuts, bruises or defects they will then be given new attire that is safe for both human body and the new environment. After this process the people will be briefed on what has happened and what is to come. There is no smoking, littering, or any thing that could harm the planet. This is our new home and we must cherish and take care of it because we don’t know if we will get another opportunity to make this big move again. The people will be told that this new environment is going to be nothing but positive and at the beginning it may seem as though everyone is being controlled it is only in the best interest. \r\n\r\n    After the briefing the people will be shown to their small homes and told that there will be different schools to sign up for to learn about the history of our previous planet that we may have missed during our stay. These classes will be divided into language. Once these classes are over there will be a new wave of people coming in from Earth and these people will be in charge of briefing them on the plans of the planet. This will continue for five years until everyone is brought over and then the new planet will be known as the peace planet. There will be no war or poverty just simplicity and happiness. Everyone will work together to make food and provide and there will be no greed or violence. \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n				Work Cited\r\n“Environmental Damage” http://jahtruth.net/envird.htm','Final Project','','inherit','open','open','','3810-revision-v1','','','2013-12-11 23:26:01','2013-12-12 05:26:01','',3810,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3817',0,'revision','',0),(3818,1,'2013-12-11 23:26:12','2013-12-12 05:26:12','As Planet Earth approaches the year 2100, the last three years have become basically uninhabitable for the survival of human civilization. In the year 2097, news reporters have been breaking into shows live recorded on USB drives continuously to inform us that magma and volcanoes will erupt in three years time. In the past few days, volcanoes have been reported to have exploded and wipe out one-third of Asia’s population. In outer space, the sun’s gravitational pull has slowly increased and has increase volcano eruption and to create more volcanoes on Earth. The heat from the sun has also caused all four oceans to evaporate over the three-year span. The primary cause of this evaporation is massive amounts of lava flowing into the majority of rivers, oceans, and seas. On land, numerous earthquakes have damaged buildings, causing debris, and wiping out hundreds of people. On a daily basis, news commentators have wondered and been worried about Earth’s precious works of art, music, and literature. I, being a concerned citizen myself, have a great idea of restoring those prized possessions. Come 2100, I will have completed a spaceship in the shape and design of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Guggenheim Museum that will restore itself as a work and three other works: Girolamo Benzoni’s <i>History of the New World, </i>Handel’s <i>Messiah, </i>and Matthew Brady’s Civil War photography. This, I believe, will be an effective way to save the lives of people from the upper class of each race as well as restoring these four works for their entertainment.<!--more-->\r\n\r\nOn my museum spaceship that is a replica of Wright’s Guggenheim Museum, I will have three floors with one work per floor. These works will be in chronological order, starting with <i>History of the New World </i>on the bottom. The interior of my spaceship will be an exact replica of the famous museum, with the ramp and the Non-objective paintings that adjourn it. Each area of the museum will have a medium to long introductory sign on the left as people enter that has basic but lengthy information explaining the origins and early history of each work. On the walls of my spaceship, the paintings will be in the exact order as people remember them at the museum on Earth. To get to the museum, these wealthy people will take a recycled spaceship left over from NASA from their living platforms to the museum. At the front desk of the museum, a holographic version of a woman will greet you in every language that there was on Earth. For especially easy convenience, brochures will also be provided in people’s native languages. The entry way will be traditional as everybody will be entering on the first floor. Since all the tours will only allow thirty people at a time, there will be a reception room with coffee for people to drink while they wait for people to go to the next floor. The tour will conclude by having people be beamed from the top of the museum to their homeland platforms.\r\n\r\nThe exhibits that make up all three floors will be directly across from the entryway to the marvelous outer space. On the first floor, visitors’ travels will take them back to the remarkable journey that poor Italian explorer Girolamo Benzoni experienced. The visitors will gain insight to Benzoni’s journey as they will hear narrators read via audio segments of his memoir <i>History of the New World. </i>They will have the ability of experiencing Benzoni’s passionate journey to the New World as recorded in their native languages. During their visit to this exhibit, visitors will have the opportunity to see how Benzoni agreed to embark with foreign explorers and slaveholders on their New World voyage as well as experiencing the guilt he felt when capturing the slaves. Each audio station will be accompanied by a two to three sentence audio caption. Also, I will have Benzoni’s actual engraved woodcuts displayed with captions of what he was trying to engrave. There will also be a giant map with dots and dashes representing the journey that Benzoni embarked on when going to the New World from Europe to North America. My goal for this exhibit will be to give my museum spectators a visual and audio prospective of Girolamo Benzoni’s journey to the Americas from 1541 to 1556. Above all the visual and audio stations, I will have a large display case with pages from <i>History of the New World </i>open for viewing. In the overall exhibit, I hope my spectators gain insight into Benzoni’s remarkable journey over sixteen years along with the travel and hardships\r\n\r\nThe next floor will also consist of Non-objective paintings that will surround the next exhibit, which will be the beloved <i>Messiah </i>by George Fredric Handel. The first storytelling piece of music, or oratorio, will be performed by choirs that will be volunteering in shifts. This exhibit will be held in an auditorium half the size of a university or college lecture hall. This auditorium will have surround sound coming from the back so everybody can hear the singers clearly.   I will also, like the <i>Benzoni </i>exhibit, be providing headphones in many languages of choice that will give an introductory speech before the musical presentation. This method will ensure that people on the ship will have no communication breakdowns while enjoying this exhibit.\r\n\r\nThis speech will include how the oratorio was written in 1741 as a romantic-era composition that was based on the King James Bible written in 1611. Other information that will be provided will entail how this narrative musical piece is written in three parts that will explain the life, death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Also, the recording will explain how Handel had played the <i>Messiah </i>until his death in 1759. What viewers have to look forward to besides the composition is an interactive quiz at the end. This quiz will be entertaining because, in the end, everybody will receive an infinite lifetime certificate as well as free prizes like candy. I can guarantee that everybody will be laughing and learning as they share the joyous offering has to offer as a very entertaining and unforgettable experience.\r\n\r\nUnlike the first two exhibits, I will have the exhibit of Matthew Brady’s Civil War photography be less interactive. This exhibit will consist of Brady’s innovative Civil War photographs, which were the first photographs to portray horrific war images realistically, displayed in a semi-circle. These photos will also give credit to Alexander Gardner, who was the primary photographer of these photos. As an introductory station, I will have a series of letters displayed so spectators can diversify between methods of communication between soldiers and their families. Even before that, I will have an automated sensor that detects when people enter the room. When the sensor goes off, a brief introduction about the history of photography will start playing. What people can look forward to at the end is getting to take photographs of themselves in Union infantry attire. Like on the army bases, there will be a photo booth to take photos at. However, there will not be a photographer because a sensor will be installed at the booth. It is in my best interest to see that people on my museum ship have enjoyable experiences learning about photography, its origins, and how Brady was innovative in this discipline by stirring emotions visually among army families.\r\n\r\nFrank Lloyd Wright’s design of the Guggenheim Museum is the ideal design of the museum ship because it restores a piece of history as well as providing unique transportation between all floors. The ramp is a great source of transportation between all floors, and is a memorable design that has provided the same concept on planet Earth. Based on its irregular design, I believe that my museum ship will totally be one of the outstanding fleets amongst the spaceships that are out there. I strongly argue for the preservation of this museum design because it is a great layout for the restoration of my three other preserved works. I think my spectators will admire how this museum is organized chronologically. As far as the paintings on the wall, I also plan on putting them in chronological order from the bottom of the ramp to the top. That way, the viewers can learn how Non-objective Art has transformed over time.\r\n\r\nThe mission of my museum will be to make sure that none of Earth’s precious jewels of art will be left behind. I will ensure high secure protection of all my works by installing technologically-advanced chips on the back of every single artifact. Because of these safety regulations, everybody can enjoy the comfort of this museum without having to worry about security threats. Having said, it is my obligation to fulfill a successful and fun-filled learning environment aboard this ship. I hope that this can be achieved by everyone and hope that I will have multiple visitors. This museum, I believe, will project an example of a great restoration that will feel at home as well as satisfy all spectators’ enjoyment in one or many ways because it will be a great remembrance of planet Earth!','Aboard the Guggenheim Spaceship!','','inherit','open','open','','3793-revision-v1','','','2013-12-11 23:26:12','2013-12-12 05:26:12','',3793,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3818',0,'revision','',0),(3819,1,'2013-12-11 23:45:08','2013-12-12 05:45:08','&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/rocket.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone size-medium wp-image-3808\" alt=\"rocket\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/rocket-300x187.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"187\" /></a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://youtu.be/Fw1XJbV2HK0\">Welcome!</a>\r\n\r\nTurns out the Russian’s did have over 50 secret doomsday devices with Cobalt Thorium G! The history books label it as the War of 42 or the War of the Neutrals. In the year 2XXX the totally Credible North Korean Korean Central News Agency reveled a poll that ranked Canada as number one peaceful country, by exactly 42 votes. Finland, Iceland, and Switzerland disagreed with the results and demanded the votes to be recounted. Canada, New Zealand, and The Vatican City refused. The neutral began forming neutral alliances, the non-neutral realized that this was their opportunity to gain new allies and soon the world was divided. On Day 42, one intercontinental warhead detonated in an unknown location in Canada (because no one cares enough about Canada to find out where), and exactly 41 missiles hit the North Korean Korean Central News agency. 12 hours after the first detonation, the doomsday device activated and the fallout began wasting away at each and every resource. Our leader foresaw the event years before the end and sent a secret code with the Hagia Sofia’s coordinates for all those that could earn their salvation. 24 hours after the doomsday devices detonation, Rapture leaves earth’s orbit towards the unknown.<!--more-->\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\nThe Works\r\n\r\nThe Main core of the ship revolves around the Hagia Sophia; additional pods were built around and under the main core. Sadly much of the art from the Hagia Sophia could not be saved as the Museum was plundered when war was at its height. Fountunately our leader was inspired by a curious drug dealing humanitarian professor (that gave him extra credit for all his hard work), to save some of history’s greatest contributions to mankind. As we mark our centennial anniversary of our colony, our leader’s favorite clone will be opening four new pods dedicated to each of the pieces our leader wished to display.\r\n\r\nThe first pod will be dedicated to the play Nut Cracker.\r\n\r\nThe center of pod “Flower” will be a 50 foot decorated “Christmas” Tree that will slowly spin and rock to the rhythm of Waltz of Flowers. In sub pod “Plum Fairy”, a newly built hologram theater that will house a maximum of 1000 visitors. Thanks to the technology everybody keeps on using in used in Assassins Creed, we are able to display three of the greatest performances if the Nutcracker for everyone to enjoy. Children can choose to actually participate in the play during the weekend screening and during Weloveleaderday, as they help??? Defeat the evil Rat king. In sub pod “Reed Flutes” will have the history of the nutcracker and the original reason our leader choose to save the piece.\r\n\r\nThe Nutcracker will help future generations revisit an older time where fairy tales, music, and dance are starting to be seen as one piece. The Nutcracker’s charming ballet soothes the eyes and raises the spirits with its elegant music, stunning choreography that captures the winter holiday spirit flawlessly.\r\n\r\nThe Second Pod will display <i>Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica</i>\r\n\r\nIn the “gravity”, Newton’s work will be located in the center of the pod in an anti-gravity chamber (ironic). The room will have zero gravity with the exceptions of orbs that are representing planets and the center of the pod. Visors will be informed of Newton’s works and how they contribute to society and explain the basic idea of the ride. Visitors are encouraged to jump towards the orbs and sling from one orb to another using nothing but gravitational force and attempt to reach the center room. For the lazier bunch, one can jump directly to the trolley and ride to the center of the room. In The center room many of the theories will be discussed into greater detail, and the uses they have in everyday applications.\r\n\r\nNewton’s Mathematica Principia‘s is one of the most important accomplishments of mankind. It is impossible to ignore Newton’s contributions, since they are imbedded in a wide scope of subjects ranging from economics, chemistry, architecture, computer science, biology, engineering, and even philosophy.\r\n\r\nThe third Pod will be dedicated to <i>Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb</i>\r\n\r\n<i>Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb</i> is a unique piece that is still relevant in the future. Even though we survived the cold war, many of the dangers present today. Dr. Strangelove is preserved to remind future generation of the dangers and responsibilities we must take to ensure our stability, how easy it is to find ourselves in a lose –lose scenario, how we will respond to such actions, and how easily it can all go wrong.\r\n\r\nThe “war room” pod will be based on Dr. Strangelove’s movie “war room” with the song “When Johnny comes homes come” will be played in the background. The war room will feature the warhead trajectory of the War of Neutrals and of the doomsday’s missiles. Recorded evidence of the weapons detonating, history of the atomic bomb, and a brief intro to nuclear deterrence will also be displayed for all visitors.\r\n\r\nThe sub pod “Hi there” will feature the digitally re-mastered movie in the theater. Each seat will have headphones will have different audio for other languages.\r\n\r\nIn the sub pod “Dear John” will feature the same movie but it will be analyzed scene by scene by staff, and have the information be compared and contracted to important events throughout history.\r\n\r\nIn the third sub pod “Doomsday Device” will a game room that will have massive chess boards that will have specific pieces arranged in certain orders to demonstrate deterrence theory and the history of war. The games will allow the first and only exception to gambling. Players must place a wager and must win two out of three games or collect the most points. The first board (1 point) will have nothing but pawns and knight and a single king. The next board (2 points) will be composed of mostly well placed rooks and highly guarded kings. The final board (3 points) will be composed of nothing but queens and kings. In this game players will not be allowed to you to see half of the player’s board. The first board represents warfare that depended on mostly hand to hand combat that will feature a slow game that will be focused on mostly trading pieces similar to checkers. The second board represents the trench warfare that was used in World War 1, where mostly machine guns and strategic positioning will feature a quick game where pieces will be instantly lost if a position is lost. The final board will represent the cold war, each action must be carefully decided and planed since it could led you to being placed in a check mate. To remind the players of the dangers of nuclear war, players in check will be allowed to move and place the other player’s king in check leading to a double loss and allowing the wager to be kept and allowing the next group of players to collect a larger wager. Players are forced to negotiate and trust each other or risk it all.\r\n\r\nThe Final pod will be dedicated to the sarcophagus lid of Pakal.\r\n\r\nThe final pod will be labeled the “Wonder Room”, will feature a room that will display the single lid of Pakal in the center.  The tour guide will go into further detail and inform why the lid of Pakal is the most important piece of Mayan art, since our leader belived that it captures the essence of the Mayan culture. It tells us the story of one of the greatest Mayan ruler Pakal, the relationship between his people and him, and the Mayan’s view of death. By the end of the “Wonder Room” tour our leader hopes to remind visitors of the rich culture our old home we once had, and where we are now.','Welcome to the World of tomorrow!','','inherit','open','open','','3807-revision-v1','','','2013-12-11 23:45:08','2013-12-12 05:45:08','',3807,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3819',0,'revision','',0),(3829,95,'2013-12-16 18:25:03','2013-12-17 00:25:03','','441882468','','inherit','open','open','','441882468','','','2013-12-16 18:25:03','2013-12-17 00:25:03','',3828,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(3830,95,'2013-12-16 18:53:47','2013-12-17 00:53:47','','13427739_2','','inherit','open','open','','13427739_2','','','2013-12-16 18:53:47','2013-12-17 00:53:47','',3828,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(3831,95,'2013-12-16 18:55:40','2013-12-17 00:55:40','<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3829 \" title=\"Goodbye Humanity!\" alt=\"441882468\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">During  the world grew more populated with new generations and generations of people, the demand for natural resources flew past the amount of what was available. It was clear to everyone that humanities\'s demise was at hand. From there, a new style of living was required if the human race was going to be able to survive.  The world joined together and gathered their greatest technology to sport this new lifestyle, one that would break the norm entirely. Which was the direct connection from the human brain into \"cyber-space\".  A bridge from a person\'s  whole neurological system that gets tied into a high human-akin bipedal robot; one that could withstand the conditions of working in other planets. This idea would require many decades to grow into the living conditions.  This kind of strict branching would mean that you were stripped of many valued freedoms, even to the point where people where assigned jobs. Any sort of job that dealt with other planets would require having to be tied to a machine that sent and revived metadata relevant to the host\'s most minute brain frequencies. And outside jobs were assigned to just about everyone at this time, regardless of gender or age.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"><!--more--></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nAs many more decades go by, the idea of \'human\' becomes more and more distant as individuals are \'Mentally Transported\' between bodies and robotic husks used for the jobs at hand. It took much effort, but it was agreed that the importance of humanity must be upheld. Fallowing this movement was a large set of entertainment purposed \'Play grounds\'. This is what was instead of having the host\'s mind beamed into another body, their neurological copycat was placed inside of a computerized server that would simulate early world events, such as the events and items we have today, or even before then. This concept quickly exploded as people were able to experience euphoric events at spontaneous speeds. And against a crowded strict outer space environment, people spent most of their times \'jacked in\' their work station, and this jeopardized a lot of progress for the world powers. Eventually there were chambers specifically made to house the human body as a whole. leaving their mind constantly in the system at all times. They would be able to quickly beam people from their \'lives\' and back into their jobs. Decades will pass and even more efforts to keep as much as their humanity will be brought up.</p>\r\n\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_3830\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3830\" alt=\"Living the life\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a> &lt;http://media.liveauctiongroup.net/i/13256/13427739_2.jpg?v=8CF3C5C8C8B5A90&gt;[/caption]\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nEventually cultural stagnation threatens the system and overall well being of the human race, the virtual world in cyber space will be programmed with many useful facilities and  terminals that would greatly encourage right brain development. The very first of these will be \'Play Grounds\' strictly dedicated to study well preserved ideas and arts. These four special facilities would be open to anyone who desires not to work, but rather would re-create individualism and styles. These key exhibits would be Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude, Lumière Brothers\' Demolition of a Wall, Bach\'s Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major, And Brunelleschi’s Dome in Florence. These four \'playgrounds\' will spread an idea of knowledge in a handsome range of Literature, philosophy, sculpture, architecture,  music, and even film. Having have been fully preserved in either idea or concept; they made a huge importance in recapturing humanity.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nThese works would be displayed in their own cyber world in a theme that bests supports the lesson behind it. Since the idea of \'learning\' how to be creative is one of the end goals, the playground apart of them will end up being decently manipulative, based  on the work. They\'ll all be hosted in a \'white void\' type of room, filled with only the necessary tools required inside of it. If one was to enter the PlayGround for Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude; they would be introduced to a bookshelf with all of his books and studies. Upon picking up one of his works, the world around transform from it\'s default \"White Void\" environment to a relevant virtual world of people walking distantly around in a secluded and dim space. The idea of stressing the importance of a man\'s natural feeling of solitude once he discovers himself. Understanding humanity and it\'s emotional concepts can be exaggerated visually, making learning easy. Even passively affecting those who think they missed the main point.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nSince these works are hosted in a virtual world, switching between exhibits will be spontaneous and mostly independent experience. The user will have to access a device attached to his  \'bodily extension\' which allows him to download himself into a copy of any of the available PlayGround. The method proves to be abstract but the control between each and the teachings behind it will effectively form individualism and ultimately mold a culture to indulge in. An important desire due time the human race finds another planet to inhabit.\r\n\r\n</p>','','','inherit','open','open','','3828-revision-v1','','','2013-12-16 18:55:40','2013-12-17 00:55:40','',3828,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3831',0,'revision','',0),(3832,95,'2013-12-16 18:56:37','2013-12-17 00:56:37','<p style=\"text-align: center\"><a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3829 aligncenter\" title=\"Goodbye Humanity!\" alt=\"441882468\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">During  the world grew more populated with new generations and generations of people, the demand for natural resources flew past the amount of what was available. It was clear to everyone that humanities\'s demise was at hand. From there, a new style of living was required if the human race was going to be able to survive.  The world joined together and gathered their greatest technology to sport this new lifestyle, one that would break the norm entirely. Which was the direct connection from the human brain into \"cyber-space\".  A bridge from a person\'s  whole neurological system that gets tied into a high human-akin bipedal robot; one that could withstand the conditions of working in other planets. This idea would require many decades to grow into the living conditions.  This kind of strict branching would mean that you were stripped of many valued freedoms, even to the point where people where assigned jobs. Any sort of job that dealt with other planets would require having to be tied to a machine that sent and revived metadata relevant to the host\'s most minute brain frequencies. And outside jobs were assigned to just about everyone at this time, regardless of gender or age.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"><!--more--></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nAs many more decades go by, the idea of \'human\' becomes more and more distant as individuals are \'Mentally Transported\' between bodies and robotic husks used for the jobs at hand. It took much effort, but it was agreed that the importance of humanity must be upheld. Fallowing this movement was a large set of entertainment purposed \'Play grounds\'. This is what was instead of having the host\'s mind beamed into another body, their neurological copycat was placed inside of a computerized server that would simulate early world events, such as the events and items we have today, or even before then. This concept quickly exploded as people were able to experience euphoric events at spontaneous speeds. And against a crowded strict outer space environment, people spent most of their times \'jacked in\' their work station, and this jeopardized a lot of progress for the world powers. Eventually there were chambers specifically made to house the human body as a whole. leaving their mind constantly in the system at all times. They would be able to quickly beam people from their \'lives\' and back into their jobs. Decades will pass and even more efforts to keep as much as their humanity will be brought up.</p>\r\n\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_3830\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3830\" alt=\"Living the life\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a> &lt;http://media.liveauctiongroup.net/i/13256/13427739_2.jpg?v=8CF3C5C8C8B5A90&gt;[/caption]\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nEventually cultural stagnation threatens the system and overall well being of the human race, the virtual world in cyber space will be programmed with many useful facilities and  terminals that would greatly encourage right brain development. The very first of these will be \'Play Grounds\' strictly dedicated to study well preserved ideas and arts. These four special facilities would be open to anyone who desires not to work, but rather would re-create individualism and styles. These key exhibits would be Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude, Lumière Brothers\' Demolition of a Wall, Bach\'s Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major, And Brunelleschi’s Dome in Florence. These four \'playgrounds\' will spread an idea of knowledge in a handsome range of Literature, philosophy, sculpture, architecture,  music, and even film. Having have been fully preserved in either idea or concept; they made a huge importance in recapturing humanity.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nThese works would be displayed in their own cyber world in a theme that bests supports the lesson behind it. Since the idea of \'learning\' how to be creative is one of the end goals, the playground apart of them will end up being decently manipulative, based  on the work. They\'ll all be hosted in a \'white void\' type of room, filled with only the necessary tools required inside of it. If one was to enter the PlayGround for Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude; they would be introduced to a bookshelf with all of his books and studies. Upon picking up one of his works, the world around transform from it\'s default \"White Void\" environment to a relevant virtual world of people walking distantly around in a secluded and dim space. The idea of stressing the importance of a man\'s natural feeling of solitude once he discovers himself. Understanding humanity and it\'s emotional concepts can be exaggerated visually, making learning easy. Even passively affecting those who think they missed the main point.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nSince these works are hosted in a virtual world, switching between exhibits will be spontaneous and mostly independent experience. The user will have to access a device attached to his  \'bodily extension\' which allows him to download himself into a copy of any of the available PlayGround. The method proves to be abstract but the control between each and the teachings behind it will effectively form individualism and ultimately mold a culture to indulge in. An important desire due time the human race finds another planet to inhabit.\r\n\r\n</p>','','','inherit','open','open','','3828-revision-v1','','','2013-12-16 18:56:37','2013-12-17 00:56:37','',3828,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3832',0,'revision','',0),(3834,95,'2013-12-16 18:59:34','2013-12-17 00:59:34','<p style=\"text-align: center\"><a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3829 aligncenter\" title=\"Goodbye Humanity!\" alt=\"441882468\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">During  the world grew more populated with new generations and generations of people, the demand for natural resources flew past the amount of what was available. It was clear to everyone that humanities\'s demise was at hand. From there, a new style of living was required if the human race was going to be able to survive.  The world joined together and gathered their greatest technology to sport this new lifestyle, one that would break the norm entirely. Which was the direct connection from the human brain into \"cyber-space\".  A bridge from a person\'s  whole neurological system that gets tied into a high human-akin bipedal robot; one that could withstand the conditions of working in other planets. This idea would require many decades to grow into the living conditions.  This kind of strict branching would mean that you were stripped of many valued freedoms, even to the point where people were assigned jobs. Any sort of job that dealt with other planets would require having to be tied to a machine that sent and revived metadata relevant to the host\'s brain frequencies. And outside jobs were assigned to just about everyone at this time, regardless of gender or age.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"><!--more--></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">As many more decades go by, the idea of \'human\' becomes more and more distant as individuals are \'Mentally Transported\' between bodies and robotic husks used for the jobs at hand. It took much effort, but it was agreed that the importance of humanity must be upheld. Fallowing this movement was a large set of entertainment purposed \'Play grounds\'. This is what was instead of having the host\'s mind beamed into another body, their neurological copycat was placed inside of a computerized server that would simulate early world events, such as the events and items we have today, or even before then. This concept quickly exploded as people were able to experience euphoric events at spontaneous speeds. And against a crowded strict outer space environment, people spent most of their times \'jacked in\' their work station, and this jeopardized a lot of progress for the world powers. Eventually there were chambers specifically made to house the human body as a whole. leaving their mind constantly in the system at all times. They would be able to quickly beam people from their \'lives\' and back into their jobs. Decades will pass and even more efforts to keep as much as their humanity will be brought up.</p>\r\n\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_3830\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3830\" alt=\"Living the life\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a> &lt;http://media.liveauctiongroup.net/i/13256/13427739_2.jpg?v=8CF3C5C8C8B5A90&gt;[/caption]\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">Eventually cultural stagnation threatens the system and overall well being of the human race, the virtual world in cyber space will be programmed with many useful facilities and  terminals that would greatly encourage right brain development. The very first of these will be \'Play Grounds\' strictly dedicated to study well preserved ideas and arts. These four special facilities would be open to anyone who desires not to work, but rather would re-create individualism and styles. These key exhibits would be Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude, Lumière Brothers\' Demolition of a Wall, Bach\'s Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major, And Brunelleschi’s Dome in Florence. These four \'playgrounds\' will spread an idea of knowledge in a handsome range of Literature, philosophy, sculpture, architecture,  music, and even film. Having have been fully preserved in either idea or concept; they made a huge importance in recapturing humanity.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">These works would be displayed in their own cyber world in a theme that bests supports the lesson behind it. Since the idea of \'learning\' how to be creative is one of the end goals, the playground apart of them will end up being decently manipulative, based  on the work. They\'ll all be hosted in a \'white void\' type of room, filled with only the necessary tools required inside of it. If one was to enter the PlayGround for Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude; they would be introduced to a bookshelf with all of his books and studies. Upon picking up one of his works, the world around transform from it\'s default \"White Void\" environment to a relevant virtual world of people walking distantly around in a secluded and dim space. The idea of stressing the importance of a man\'s natural feeling of solitude once he discovers himself. Understanding humanity and it\'s emotional concepts can be exaggerated visually, making learning easy. Even passively affecting those who think they missed the main point.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">Since these works are hosted in a virtual world, switching between exhibits will be spontaneous and mostly independent experience. The user will have to access a device attached to his  \'bodily extension\' which allows him to download himself into a copy of any of the available PlayGround. The method proves to be abstract but the control between each and the teachings behind it will effectively form individualism and ultimately mold a culture to indulge in. An important desire due time the human race finds another planet to inhabit.</p>','','','inherit','open','open','','3828-revision-v1','','','2013-12-16 18:59:34','2013-12-17 00:59:34','',3828,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3834',0,'revision','',0),(3833,95,'2013-12-16 18:58:46','2013-12-17 00:58:46','<p style=\"text-align: center\"><a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3829 aligncenter\" title=\"Goodbye Humanity!\" alt=\"441882468\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">During  the world grew more populated with new generations and generations of people, the demand for natural resources flew past the amount of what was available. It was clear to everyone that humanities\'s demise was at hand. From there, a new style of living was required if the human race was going to be able to survive.  The world joined together and gathered their greatest technology to sport this new lifestyle, one that would break the norm entirely. Which was the direct connection from the human brain into \"cyber-space\".  A bridge from a person\'s  whole neurological system that gets tied into a high human-akin bipedal robot; one that could withstand the conditions of working in other planets. This idea would require many decades to grow into the living conditions.  This kind of strict branching would mean that you were stripped of many valued freedoms, even to the point where people were assigned jobs. Any sort of job that dealt with other planets would require having to be tied to a machine that sent and revived metadata relevant to the host\'s most minute brain frequencies. And outside jobs were assigned to just about everyone at this time, regardless of gender or age.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"><!--more--></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nAs many more decades go by, the idea of \'human\' becomes more and more distant as individuals are \'Mentally Transported\' between bodies and robotic husks used for the jobs at hand. It took much effort, but it was agreed that the importance of humanity must be upheld. Fallowing this movement was a large set of entertainment purposed \'Play grounds\'. This is what was instead of having the host\'s mind beamed into another body, their neurological copycat was placed inside of a computerized server that would simulate early world events, such as the events and items we have today, or even before then. This concept quickly exploded as people were able to experience euphoric events at spontaneous speeds. And against a crowded strict outer space environment, people spent most of their times \'jacked in\' their work station, and this jeopardized a lot of progress for the world powers. Eventually there were chambers specifically made to house the human body as a whole. leaving their mind constantly in the system at all times. They would be able to quickly beam people from their \'lives\' and back into their jobs. Decades will pass and even more efforts to keep as much as their humanity will be brought up.</p>\r\n\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_3830\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3830\" alt=\"Living the life\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a> &lt;http://media.liveauctiongroup.net/i/13256/13427739_2.jpg?v=8CF3C5C8C8B5A90&gt;[/caption]\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nEventually cultural stagnation threatens the system and overall well being of the human race, the virtual world in cyber space will be programmed with many useful facilities and  terminals that would greatly encourage right brain development. The very first of these will be \'Play Grounds\' strictly dedicated to study well preserved ideas and arts. These four special facilities would be open to anyone who desires not to work, but rather would re-create individualism and styles. These key exhibits would be Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude, Lumière Brothers\' Demolition of a Wall, Bach\'s Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major, And Brunelleschi’s Dome in Florence. These four \'playgrounds\' will spread an idea of knowledge in a handsome range of Literature, philosophy, sculpture, architecture,  music, and even film. Having have been fully preserved in either idea or concept; they made a huge importance in recapturing humanity.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nThese works would be displayed in their own cyber world in a theme that bests supports the lesson behind it. Since the idea of \'learning\' how to be creative is one of the end goals, the playground apart of them will end up being decently manipulative, based  on the work. They\'ll all be hosted in a \'white void\' type of room, filled with only the necessary tools required inside of it. If one was to enter the PlayGround for Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude; they would be introduced to a bookshelf with all of his books and studies. Upon picking up one of his works, the world around transform from it\'s default \"White Void\" environment to a relevant virtual world of people walking distantly around in a secluded and dim space. The idea of stressing the importance of a man\'s natural feeling of solitude once he discovers himself. Understanding humanity and it\'s emotional concepts can be exaggerated visually, making learning easy. Even passively affecting those who think they missed the main point.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\r\nSince these works are hosted in a virtual world, switching between exhibits will be spontaneous and mostly independent experience. The user will have to access a device attached to his  \'bodily extension\' which allows him to download himself into a copy of any of the available PlayGround. The method proves to be abstract but the control between each and the teachings behind it will effectively form individualism and ultimately mold a culture to indulge in. An important desire due time the human race finds another planet to inhabit.\r\n\r\n</p>','','','inherit','open','open','','3828-revision-v1','','','2013-12-16 18:58:46','2013-12-17 00:58:46','',3828,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3833',0,'revision','',0),(3844,1,'2013-12-17 09:06:07','2013-12-17 15:06:07','<p style=\"text-align: center;\"><a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3829 aligncenter\" title=\"Goodbye Humanity!\" alt=\"441882468\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left;\">During  the world grew more populated with new generations and generations of people, the demand for natural resources flew past the amount of what was available. It was clear to everyone that humanities\'s demise was at hand. From there, a new style of living was required if the human race was going to be able to survive.  The world joined together and gathered their greatest technology to sport this new lifestyle, one that would break the norm entirely. Which was the direct connection from the human brain into \"cyber-space\".  A bridge from a person\'s  whole neurological system that gets tied into a high human-akin bipedal robot; one that could withstand the conditions of working in other planets. This idea would require many decades to grow into the living conditions.  This kind of strict branching would mean that you were stripped of many valued freedoms, even to the point where people were assigned jobs. Any sort of job that dealt with other planets would require having to be tied to a machine that sent and revived metadata relevant to the host\'s brain frequencies. And outside jobs were assigned to just about everyone at this time, regardless of gender or age.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left;\"><!--more--></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left;\">As many more decades go by, the idea of \'human\' becomes more and more distant as individuals are \'Mentally Transported\' between bodies and robotic husks used for the jobs at hand. It took much effort, but it was agreed that the importance of humanity must be upheld. Fallowing this movement was a large set of entertainment purposed \'Play grounds\'. This is what was instead of having the host\'s mind beamed into another body, their neurological copycat was placed inside of a computerized server that would simulate early world events, such as the events and items we have today, or even before then. This concept quickly exploded as people were able to experience euphoric events at spontaneous speeds. And against a crowded strict outer space environment, people spent most of their times \'jacked in\' their work station, and this jeopardized a lot of progress for the world powers. Eventually there were chambers specifically made to house the human body as a whole. leaving their mind constantly in the system at all times. They would be able to quickly beam people from their \'lives\' and back into their jobs. Decades will pass and even more efforts to keep as much as their humanity will be brought up.</p>\r\n\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_3830\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3830\" alt=\"Living the life\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a> &lt;http://media.liveauctiongroup.net/i/13256/13427739_2.jpg?v=8CF3C5C8C8B5A90&gt;[/caption]\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left;\">Eventually cultural stagnation threatens the system and overall well being of the human race, the virtual world in cyber space will be programmed with many useful facilities and  terminals that would greatly encourage right brain development. The very first of these will be \'Play Grounds\' strictly dedicated to study well preserved ideas and arts. These four special facilities would be open to anyone who desires not to work, but rather would re-create individualism and styles. These key exhibits would be Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude, Lumière Brothers\' Demolition of a Wall, Bach\'s Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major, And Brunelleschi’s Dome in Florence. These four \'playgrounds\' will spread an idea of knowledge in a handsome range of Literature, philosophy, sculpture, architecture,  music, and even film. Having have been fully preserved in either idea or concept; they made a huge importance in recapturing humanity.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left;\">These works would be displayed in their own cyber world in a theme that bests supports the lesson behind it. Since the idea of \'learning\' how to be creative is one of the end goals, the playground apart of them will end up being decently manipulative, based  on the work. They\'ll all be hosted in a \'white void\' type of room, filled with only the necessary tools required inside of it. If one was to enter the PlayGround for Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude; they would be introduced to a bookshelf with all of his books and studies. Upon picking up one of his works, the world around transform from it\'s default \"White Void\" environment to a relevant virtual world of people walking distantly around in a secluded and dim space. The idea of stressing the importance of a man\'s natural feeling of solitude once he discovers himself. Understanding humanity and it\'s emotional concepts can be exaggerated visually, making learning easy. Even passively affecting those who think they missed the main point.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left;\">Since these works are hosted in a virtual world, switching between exhibits will be spontaneous and mostly independent experience. The user will have to access a device attached to his  \'bodily extension\' which allows him to download himself into a copy of any of the available PlayGround. The method proves to be abstract but the control between each and the teachings behind it will effectively form individualism and ultimately mold a culture to indulge in. An important desire due time the human race finds another planet to inhabit.</p>','Final Project','','inherit','open','open','','3828-revision-v1','','','2013-12-17 09:06:07','2013-12-17 15:06:07','',3828,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3844',0,'revision','',0),(3836,95,'2013-12-16 19:39:22','2013-12-17 01:39:22','<p style=\"text-align: center\"><a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3829 aligncenter\" title=\"Goodbye Humanity!\" alt=\"441882468\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/441882468-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">During  the world grew more populated with new generations and generations of people, the demand for natural resources flew past the amount of what was available. It was clear to everyone that humanities\'s demise was at hand. From there, a new style of living was required if the human race was going to be able to survive.  The world joined together and gathered their greatest technology to sport this new lifestyle, one that would break the norm entirely. Which was the direct connection from the human brain into \"cyber-space\".  A bridge from a person\'s  whole neurological system that gets tied into a high human-akin bipedal robot; one that could withstand the conditions of working in other planets. This idea would require many decades to grow into the living conditions.  This kind of strict branching would mean that you were stripped of many valued freedoms, even to the point where people were assigned jobs. Any sort of job that dealt with other planets would require having to be tied to a machine that sent and revived metadata relevant to the host\'s brain frequencies. And outside jobs were assigned to just about everyone at this time, regardless of gender or age.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\"><!--more--></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">As many more decades go by, the idea of \'human\' becomes more and more distant as individuals are \'Mentally Transported\' between bodies and robotic husks used for the jobs at hand. It took much effort, but it was agreed that the importance of humanity must be upheld. Fallowing this movement was a large set of entertainment purposed \'Play grounds\'. This is what was instead of having the host\'s mind beamed into another body, their neurological copycat was placed inside of a computerized server that would simulate early world events, such as the events and items we have today, or even before then. This concept quickly exploded as people were able to experience euphoric events at spontaneous speeds. And against a crowded strict outer space environment, people spent most of their times \'jacked in\' their work station, and this jeopardized a lot of progress for the world powers. Eventually there were chambers specifically made to house the human body as a whole. leaving their mind constantly in the system at all times. They would be able to quickly beam people from their \'lives\' and back into their jobs. Decades will pass and even more efforts to keep as much as their humanity will be brought up.</p>\r\n\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_3830\" align=\"aligncenter\" width=\"300\"]<a href=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2.jpg\"><img class=\"size-medium wp-image-3830\" alt=\"Living the life\" src=\"http://jeanatacc.com/2011/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/13427739_2-300x168.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"168\" /></a> &lt;http://media.liveauctiongroup.net/i/13256/13427739_2.jpg?v=8CF3C5C8C8B5A90&gt;[/caption]\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">Eventually cultural stagnation threatens the system and overall well being of the human race, the virtual world in cyber space will be programmed with many useful facilities and  terminals that would greatly encourage right brain development. The very first of these will be \'Play Grounds\' strictly dedicated to study well preserved ideas and arts. These four special facilities would be open to anyone who desires not to work, but rather would re-create individualism and styles. These key exhibits would be Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude, Lumière Brothers\' Demolition of a Wall, Bach\'s Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major, And Brunelleschi’s Dome in Florence. These four \'playgrounds\' will spread an idea of knowledge in a handsome range of Literature, philosophy, sculpture, architecture,  music, and even film. Having have been fully preserved in either idea or concept; they made a huge importance in recapturing humanity.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">These works would be displayed in their own cyber world in a theme that bests supports the lesson behind it. Since the idea of \'learning\' how to be creative is one of the end goals, the playground apart of them will end up being decently manipulative, based  on the work. They\'ll all be hosted in a \'white void\' type of room, filled with only the necessary tools required inside of it. If one was to enter the PlayGround for Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude; they would be introduced to a bookshelf with all of his books and studies. Upon picking up one of his works, the world around transform from it\'s default \"White Void\" environment to a relevant virtual world of people walking distantly around in a secluded and dim space. The idea of stressing the importance of a man\'s natural feeling of solitude once he discovers himself. Understanding humanity and it\'s emotional concepts can be exaggerated visually, making learning easy. Even passively affecting those who think they missed the main point.</p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">Since these works are hosted in a virtual world, switching between exhibits will be spontaneous and mostly independent experience. The user will have to access a device attached to his  \'bodily extension\' which allows him to download himself into a copy of any of the available PlayGround. The method proves to be abstract but the control between each and the teachings behind it will effectively form individualism and ultimately mold a culture to indulge in. An important desire due time the human race finds another planet to inhabit.</p>','Final Project','','inherit','open','open','','3828-revision-v1','','','2013-12-16 19:39:22','2013-12-17 01:39:22','',3828,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3836',0,'revision','',0),(3837,77,'2013-12-16 22:50:08','0000-00-00 00:00:00','','Auto Draft','','auto-draft','open','open','','','','','2013-12-16 22:50:08','0000-00-00 00:00:00','',0,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3837',0,'post','',0),(3838,77,'2013-12-16 22:51:17','2013-12-17 04:51:17','<p dir=\"ltr\">       Final Project Essay</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center;\"> By: Gargi Dave<img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/8vYtZQxYN8EDmVuRWlVJ5TBwW7-IB0OJdRxWXkDW6Yq3BaQzRcKzxsgthLvV3YehZzEMj2nn2-DycO8KTKqD47KT893eQBH2LfvHnW2sMisFx6d3iiIrkCU2Ew\" width=\"468\" height=\"351\" /></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center;\"> <a href=\"http://www.tlvfaces.com/national-geographic-traveler-names-tel-aviv-one-of-the-top-10-beach-cities-in-the-world/\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.tlvfaces.com/<wbr />national-geographic-traveler-<wbr />names-tel-aviv-one-of-the-top-<wbr />10-beach-cities-in-the-world/</a></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left;\">Trees burned to their core, buildings vanished in the blink of an eye, and the human race as we knew it was non-existent in the midst of 92 minutes and 54 seconds. Such an event that caused catastrophe and the end to an entire human civilization was known as the Final Attack of the Deceptacons in the year 2100. The Autobots were known to humans as the ultimate protectors and were out numbered when the brutal battle of the surprise attack of the Deceptacons. Such a war caused the entire human race to flee to a spaceship stationed on the beach of Capetown, South Africa.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left;\"><!--more--><img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/I22-pOVS3utYVXnLGsQjp1RH4szuhIUMDowvNQP_PbSsv7iv5bY8FucuJlUZ49JxVRF7zYgYabz8KB8OuFpt91IlSOEq6cZ_XBxx9KJISCW7GZhDgNFp_lF-cg\" width=\"435\" height=\"326\" /></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center;\"><a href=\"Http://web.ukonline.co.uk/stinsv\" target=\"_blank\">Http://web.ukonline.co.uk/<wbr />stinsv</a></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Because the rapid deaths of the Autobots we\'re increasing during this 9 week long war, the entire world of people had 3 days to make it to Africa, and those who couldn\'t make it, didn\'t survive. The last day of the war was brutal, forcing people of all races to cram into the spaceship \"Zenon\" in the 92 minute period. I, as the most intelligent and artistic woman during this time gathered 4 of the most worthy works of preservation aboard the ship for future generations to be able to see the artistic abilities of the past generations.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The entire ship helped aboard 100,000 different people of different ages and of many diversities. The ship now includes many different amenities that are offered to the people. One particular enjoyment and very educational section of the ship is the Historical Museum of the Past and Future which held 4 of the most important works of our time and are important for future generations to come.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">These works are defined to shape the past for our future people to understand the progress of our artistic world and the many inventions and works during the twenty-first century. There are three main compartments for our museum of art which hold three people per compartment, and the first large compartment for the first masterpiece, the Birth of Venus painted by Sandro Botticelli (1486) which depicted the beautiful Greek goddess, Venus being birthed with the witnesses of three other figures waiting for her arrival at the shore of her birth. Botticelli\'s works have always been very colorful and exotic. The compartment for this classic piece of work is made completely of glass, making it seem as though you\'re walking completely in space. As you enter the compartment, looking up, there are stained glass paintings of a few of Botticelli\'s works such as the Primavera, Annunciation, and Fortitude. The stained glass\' colors are made very vibrant and extremely bright, catching your attention above you. At the end of the compartment, is the actual original painting on the left with a plaque of the information and a brief history about the painting. The original work is \"brand new\", because Botticelli had various methods of preserving his work, making the painting look as if it were just painted. This work is preservation worthy because the beauty and mystery behind the painting, giving future generations an idea on how people were very artistic and creative even in the Renaissance time period, and showing our future people where art originated from. After the painting, there\'s a door that connects you to the next compartment with the second work of art.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"A Doll\'s House\" (1879) written by Henrik Ibsen is a classic 3-act play that was a risky play, depicting a woman during the 1800\'s with an ordinary family who leaves her husband and children to fulfill her own happiness. This work is worth of its preservation because this was one of a few plays that was looked down upon, but it made history because Ibsen was a feminist who showed his opinions quite clearly through this play, showing how ordinary families during this time also have many obstacles and problems to face even with gender equality. After opening this door, the entire compartment is an exact replica of the main sitting room in the play, also the compartment made completely out of glass. As you walk down the compartment, you\'re able to see yourself hypothetically in the play by getting to get a feel of how homes were back during this time. At the end of the compartment, on the right hand side, are copies of the play to pick up for your usage, and a plaque explaining the summary of this unique story. There\'s a door at the end of the compartment, and after opening the door there is an elevator to bring you up to the last major combined compartment, also made of glass. While you go up the first half of the third compartment, you will be witnessing the third major piece of work.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">While going up this glass elevator, you\'re able to see and smell many different flowers all around you giving you the feel as if you\'re in a massive garden space. As the end is near, you will arrive to a door and in opening the door you\'re in a small room with a copy of the book \"Flowers in the Mirror\" (1827) by Li-Ruzhen in a glass case to your left, and a short video clip of the summary and the entire historical context of the book, with language options. This book is completely feminist and is also a book that cries out for gender equality. This is most certainly worthy of preservation because during this time, women were seen as objects of vanity while men did their duties as \"men\". While this book talks about switching roles of the genders, and has a fantasy twist to how the world would be like without gender judgment; this book is a step towards a more equal society as we have today. Future generations can admire people like Li-Ruzhen who helped shaped our people today. There\'s a door connecting the first half of the compartment to the second half, and in opening it is also a glass elevator. But before entering, pick up a pair of 3D glasses in the box beside the door. While going up, you\'ll be witnessing the last of our four major works.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"Terminator 2: Judgement Day\" (1991) by James Cameron, is an epic and futuristic film made to show dramatic visual effects that was introduced and a completely unique and creative storyline capturing many futuristic ideas of our time. This film about time travel and robots taking over our world gave viewers an idea of how our world could end. This masterpiece deserves its preservation simply because this marked the beginning of a new era in film, especially in the action and sci-fi genre. Future generations can get a better understanding and compare what happened in reality in comparison of what people thought of before it happened. While going up in the elevator into this glass compartment, there is a projector showing scene after scene all around in a 360 degree compartment making it feel as if you were in the movie with the 3D glasses. The visual and sound effects truly help you understand the type of movie it is and how it was created. At the end of the tour of the last major work, there\'s a door. And in opening that door is a room with a piece of one of the robots made in the film in a glass enclosed case, and under it a brief summary about the movie and its director ahead of you on a glass table. At the end of the tour, since the last compartment is at the very top of the spaceship, there is a circle to stand in at the back of the room, and a button next to it teleporting you back to the main visiting area of the spaceship.</p>\r\nThank you for attending and visiting our amazing and historic museum, where many works of preservation is available to the people today and also many generations to come. These four works of art is the beginning of a new era and new age for future artists, film makers, playwrights, and authors that can learn from the past people who made artwork possible to make it worth its preservation so they could be with us today.','Final Project- Welcome aboard the Zenon!','','publish','open','open','','gargidave-final-project','','','2013-12-17 21:54:55','2013-12-18 03:54:55','',0,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3838',0,'post','',0),(3839,77,'2013-12-16 22:51:17','2013-12-17 04:51:17','<p dir=\"ltr\">       Final Project Essay</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"> By: Gargi Dave<img alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/8vYtZQxYN8EDmVuRWlVJ5TBwW7-IB0OJdRxWXkDW6Yq3BaQzRcKzxsgthLvV3YehZzEMj2nn2-DycO8KTKqD47KT893eQBH2LfvHnW2sMisFx6d3iiIrkCU2Ew\" width=\"624px;\" height=\"468px;\" /></p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Trees burned to their core, buildings vanished in the blink of an eye, and the human race as we knew it was non-existent in the midst of 92 minutes and 54 seconds. Such an event that caused catastrophe and the end to an entire human civilization was known as the Final Attack of the Deceptacons in the year 2100. The Autobots were known to humans as the ultimate protectors and were out numbered when the brutal battle of the surprise attack of the Deceptacons. Such a war caused the entire human race to flee to a spaceship stationed on the beach of Capetown, South Africa.<img alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/I22-pOVS3utYVXnLGsQjp1RH4szuhIUMDowvNQP_PbSsv7iv5bY8FucuJlUZ49JxVRF7zYgYabz8KB8OuFpt91IlSOEq6cZ_XBxx9KJISCW7GZhDgNFp_lF-cg\" width=\"600px;\" height=\"450px;\" /></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Because the rapid deaths of the Autobots we\'re increasing during this 9 week long war, the entire world of people had 3 days to make it to Africa, and those who couldn\'t make it, didn\'t survive. The last day of the war was brutal, forcing people of all races to cram into the spaceship \"Zenon\" in the 92 minute period. I, as the most intelligent and artistic woman during this time gathered 4 of the most worthy works of preservation aboard the ship for future generations to be able to see the artistic abilities of the past generations.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The entire ship helped aboard 100,000 different people of different ages and of many diversities. The ship now includes many different amenities that are offered to the people. One particular enjoyment and very educational section of the ship is the Historical Museum of the Past and Future which held 4 of the most important works of our time and are important for future generations to come.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">These works are defined to shape the past for our future people to understand the progress of our artistic world and the many inventions and works during the twenty-first century. There are three main compartments for our museum of art which hold three people per compartment, and the first large compartment for the first masterpiece, the Birth of Venus painted by Sandro Botticelli (1486) which depicted the beautiful Greek goddess, Venus being birthed with the witnesses of three other figures waiting for her arrival at the shore of her birth. Botticelli\'s works have always been very colorful and exotic. The compartment for this classic piece of work is made completely of glass, making it seem as though you\'re walking completely in space. As you enter the compartment, looking up, there are stained glass paintings of a few of Botticelli\'s works such as the Primavera, Annunciation, and Fortitude. The stained glass\' colors are made very vibrant and extremely bright, catching your attention above you. At the end of the compartment, is the actual original painting on the left with a plaque of the information and a brief history about the painting. The original work is \"brand new\", because Botticelli had various methods of preserving his work, making the painting look as if it were just painted. This work is preservation worthy because the beauty and mystery behind the painting, giving future generations an idea on how people were very artistic and creative even in the Renaissance time period, and showing our future people where art originated from. After the painting, there\'s a door that connects you to the next compartment with the second work of art.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"A Doll\'s House\" (1879) written by Henrik Ibsen is a classic 3-act play that was a risky play, depicting a woman during the 1800\'s with an ordinary family who leaves her husband and children to fulfill her own happiness. This work is worth of its preservation because this was one of a few plays that was looked down upon, but it made history because Ibsen was a feminist who showed his opinions quite clearly through this play, showing how ordinary families during this time also have many obstacles and problems to face even with gender equality. After opening this door, the entire compartment is an exact replica of the main sitting room in the play, also the compartment made completely out of glass. As you walk down the compartment, you\'re able to see yourself hypothetically in the play by getting to get a feel of how homes were back during this time. At the end of the compartment, on the right hand side, are copies of the play to pick up for your usage, and a plaque explaining the summary of this unique story. There\'s a door at the end of the compartment, and after opening the door there is an elevator to bring you up to the last major combined compartment, also made of glass. While you go up the first half of the third compartment, you will be witnessing the third major piece of work.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\"></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">While going up this glass elevator, you\'re able to see and smell many different flowers all around you giving you the feel as if you\'re in a massive garden space. As the end is near, you will arrive to a door and in opening the door you\'re in a small room with a copy of the book \"Flowers in the Mirror\" (1827) by Li-Ruzhen in a glass case to your left, and a short video clip of the summary and the entire historical context of the book, with language options. This book is completely feminist and is also a book that cries out for gender equality. This is most certainly worthy of preservation because during this time, women were seen as objects of vanity while men did their duties as \"men\". While this book talks about switching roles of the genders, and has a fantasy twist to how the world would be like without gender judgment; this book is a step towards a more equal society as we have today. Future generations can admire people like Li-Ruzhen who helped shaped our people today. There\'s a door connecting the first half of the compartment to the second half, and in opening it is also a glass elevator. But before entering, pick up a pair of 3D glasses in the box beside the door. While going up, you\'ll be witnessing the last of our four major works.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"Terminator 2: Judgement Day\" (1991) by James Cameron, is an epic and futuristic film made to show dramatic visual effects that was introduced and a completely unique and creative storyline capturing many futuristic ideas of our time. This film about time travel and robots taking over our world gave viewers an idea of how our world could end. This masterpiece deserves its preservation simply because this marked the beginning of a new era in film, especially in the action and sci-fi genre. Future generations can get a better understanding and compare what happened in reality in comparison of what people thought of before it happened. While going up in the elevator into this glass compartment, there is a projector showing scene after scene all around in a 360 degree compartment making it feel as if you were in the movie with the 3D glasses. The visual and sound effects truly help you understand the type of movie it is and how it was created. At the end of the tour of the last major work, there\'s a door. And in opening that door is a room with a piece of one of the robots made in the film in a glass enclosed case, and under it a brief summary about the movie and its director ahead of you on a glass table. At the end of the tour, since the last compartment is at the very top of the spaceship, there is a circle to stand in at the back of the room, and a button next to it teleporting you back to the main visiting area of the spaceship.</p>\r\n\r\nThank you for attending and visiting our amazing and historic museum, where many works of preservation is available to the people today and also many generations to come. These four works of art is the beginning of a new era and new age for future artists, film makers, playwrights, and authors that can learn from the past people who made artwork possible to make it worth its preservation so they could be with us today.','GargiDave-Final Project','','inherit','open','open','','3838-revision-v1','','','2013-12-16 22:51:17','2013-12-17 04:51:17','',3838,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3839',0,'revision','',0),(3840,1,'2013-12-16 22:59:43','2013-12-17 04:59:43','<p dir=\"ltr\">       Final Project Essay</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center;\"> By: Gargi Dave<img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/8vYtZQxYN8EDmVuRWlVJ5TBwW7-IB0OJdRxWXkDW6Yq3BaQzRcKzxsgthLvV3YehZzEMj2nn2-DycO8KTKqD47KT893eQBH2LfvHnW2sMisFx6d3iiIrkCU2Ew\" width=\"468\" height=\"351\" /></p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center;\">Trees burned to their core, buildings vanished in the blink of an eye, and the human race as we knew it was non-existent in the midst of 92 minutes and 54 seconds. Such an event that caused catastrophe and the end to an entire human civilization was known as the Final Attack of the Deceptacons in the year 2100. The Autobots were known to humans as the ultimate protectors and were out numbered when the brutal battle of the surprise attack of the Deceptacons. Such a war caused the entire human race to flee to a spaceship stationed on the beach of Capetown, South Africa.<img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/I22-pOVS3utYVXnLGsQjp1RH4szuhIUMDowvNQP_PbSsv7iv5bY8FucuJlUZ49JxVRF7zYgYabz8KB8OuFpt91IlSOEq6cZ_XBxx9KJISCW7GZhDgNFp_lF-cg\" width=\"435\" height=\"326\" /></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Because the rapid deaths of the Autobots we\'re increasing during this 9 week long war, the entire world of people had 3 days to make it to Africa, and those who couldn\'t make it, didn\'t survive. The last day of the war was brutal, forcing people of all races to cram into the spaceship \"Zenon\" in the 92 minute period. I, as the most intelligent and artistic woman during this time gathered 4 of the most worthy works of preservation aboard the ship for future generations to be able to see the artistic abilities of the past generations.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The entire ship helped aboard 100,000 different people of different ages and of many diversities. The ship now includes many different amenities that are offered to the people. One particular enjoyment and very educational section of the ship is the Historical Museum of the Past and Future which held 4 of the most important works of our time and are important for future generations to come.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">These works are defined to shape the past for our future people to understand the progress of our artistic world and the many inventions and works during the twenty-first century. There are three main compartments for our museum of art which hold three people per compartment, and the first large compartment for the first masterpiece, the Birth of Venus painted by Sandro Botticelli (1486) which depicted the beautiful Greek goddess, Venus being birthed with the witnesses of three other figures waiting for her arrival at the shore of her birth. Botticelli\'s works have always been very colorful and exotic. The compartment for this classic piece of work is made completely of glass, making it seem as though you\'re walking completely in space. As you enter the compartment, looking up, there are stained glass paintings of a few of Botticelli\'s works such as the Primavera, Annunciation, and Fortitude. The stained glass\' colors are made very vibrant and extremely bright, catching your attention above you. At the end of the compartment, is the actual original painting on the left with a plaque of the information and a brief history about the painting. The original work is \"brand new\", because Botticelli had various methods of preserving his work, making the painting look as if it were just painted. This work is preservation worthy because the beauty and mystery behind the painting, giving future generations an idea on how people were very artistic and creative even in the Renaissance time period, and showing our future people where art originated from. After the painting, there\'s a door that connects you to the next compartment with the second work of art.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"A Doll\'s House\" (1879) written by Henrik Ibsen is a classic 3-act play that was a risky play, depicting a woman during the 1800\'s with an ordinary family who leaves her husband and children to fulfill her own happiness. This work is worth of its preservation because this was one of a few plays that was looked down upon, but it made history because Ibsen was a feminist who showed his opinions quite clearly through this play, showing how ordinary families during this time also have many obstacles and problems to face even with gender equality. After opening this door, the entire compartment is an exact replica of the main sitting room in the play, also the compartment made completely out of glass. As you walk down the compartment, you\'re able to see yourself hypothetically in the play by getting to get a feel of how homes were back during this time. At the end of the compartment, on the right hand side, are copies of the play to pick up for your usage, and a plaque explaining the summary of this unique story. There\'s a door at the end of the compartment, and after opening the door there is an elevator to bring you up to the last major combined compartment, also made of glass. While you go up the first half of the third compartment, you will be witnessing the third major piece of work.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">While going up this glass elevator, you\'re able to see and smell many different flowers all around you giving you the feel as if you\'re in a massive garden space. As the end is near, you will arrive to a door and in opening the door you\'re in a small room with a copy of the book \"Flowers in the Mirror\" (1827) by Li-Ruzhen in a glass case to your left, and a short video clip of the summary and the entire historical context of the book, with language options. This book is completely feminist and is also a book that cries out for gender equality. This is most certainly worthy of preservation because during this time, women were seen as objects of vanity while men did their duties as \"men\". While this book talks about switching roles of the genders, and has a fantasy twist to how the world would be like without gender judgment; this book is a step towards a more equal society as we have today. Future generations can admire people like Li-Ruzhen who helped shaped our people today. There\'s a door connecting the first half of the compartment to the second half, and in opening it is also a glass elevator. But before entering, pick up a pair of 3D glasses in the box beside the door. While going up, you\'ll be witnessing the last of our four major works.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"Terminator 2: Judgement Day\" (1991) by James Cameron, is an epic and futuristic film made to show dramatic visual effects that was introduced and a completely unique and creative storyline capturing many futuristic ideas of our time. This film about time travel and robots taking over our world gave viewers an idea of how our world could end. This masterpiece deserves its preservation simply because this marked the beginning of a new era in film, especially in the action and sci-fi genre. Future generations can get a better understanding and compare what happened in reality in comparison of what people thought of before it happened. While going up in the elevator into this glass compartment, there is a projector showing scene after scene all around in a 360 degree compartment making it feel as if you were in the movie with the 3D glasses. The visual and sound effects truly help you understand the type of movie it is and how it was created. At the end of the tour of the last major work, there\'s a door. And in opening that door is a room with a piece of one of the robots made in the film in a glass enclosed case, and under it a brief summary about the movie and its director ahead of you on a glass table. At the end of the tour, since the last compartment is at the very top of the spaceship, there is a circle to stand in at the back of the room, and a button next to it teleporting you back to the main visiting area of the spaceship.</p>\r\nThank you for attending and visiting our amazing and historic museum, where many works of preservation is available to the people today and also many generations to come. These four works of art is the beginning of a new era and new age for future artists, film makers, playwrights, and authors that can learn from the past people who made artwork possible to make it worth its preservation so they could be with us today.','GargiDave-Final Project','','inherit','open','open','','3838-revision-v1','','','2013-12-16 22:59:43','2013-12-17 04:59:43','',3838,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3840',0,'revision','',0);
INSERT INTO `wp_posts` VALUES (3841,1,'2013-12-16 23:01:05','2013-12-17 05:01:05','<p dir=\"ltr\">       Final Project Essay</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center;\"> By: Gargi Dave<img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/8vYtZQxYN8EDmVuRWlVJ5TBwW7-IB0OJdRxWXkDW6Yq3BaQzRcKzxsgthLvV3YehZzEMj2nn2-DycO8KTKqD47KT893eQBH2LfvHnW2sMisFx6d3iiIrkCU2Ew\" width=\"468\" height=\"351\" /></p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left;\">Trees burned to their core, buildings vanished in the blink of an eye, and the human race as we knew it was non-existent in the midst of 92 minutes and 54 seconds. Such an event that caused catastrophe and the end to an entire human civilization was known as the Final Attack of the Deceptacons in the year 2100. The Autobots were known to humans as the ultimate protectors and were out numbered when the brutal battle of the surprise attack of the Deceptacons. Such a war caused the entire human race to flee to a spaceship stationed on the beach of Capetown, South Africa.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left;\"><!--more--><img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/I22-pOVS3utYVXnLGsQjp1RH4szuhIUMDowvNQP_PbSsv7iv5bY8FucuJlUZ49JxVRF7zYgYabz8KB8OuFpt91IlSOEq6cZ_XBxx9KJISCW7GZhDgNFp_lF-cg\" width=\"435\" height=\"326\" /></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Because the rapid deaths of the Autobots we\'re increasing during this 9 week long war, the entire world of people had 3 days to make it to Africa, and those who couldn\'t make it, didn\'t survive. The last day of the war was brutal, forcing people of all races to cram into the spaceship \"Zenon\" in the 92 minute period. I, as the most intelligent and artistic woman during this time gathered 4 of the most worthy works of preservation aboard the ship for future generations to be able to see the artistic abilities of the past generations.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The entire ship helped aboard 100,000 different people of different ages and of many diversities. The ship now includes many different amenities that are offered to the people. One particular enjoyment and very educational section of the ship is the Historical Museum of the Past and Future which held 4 of the most important works of our time and are important for future generations to come.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">These works are defined to shape the past for our future people to understand the progress of our artistic world and the many inventions and works during the twenty-first century. There are three main compartments for our museum of art which hold three people per compartment, and the first large compartment for the first masterpiece, the Birth of Venus painted by Sandro Botticelli (1486) which depicted the beautiful Greek goddess, Venus being birthed with the witnesses of three other figures waiting for her arrival at the shore of her birth. Botticelli\'s works have always been very colorful and exotic. The compartment for this classic piece of work is made completely of glass, making it seem as though you\'re walking completely in space. As you enter the compartment, looking up, there are stained glass paintings of a few of Botticelli\'s works such as the Primavera, Annunciation, and Fortitude. The stained glass\' colors are made very vibrant and extremely bright, catching your attention above you. At the end of the compartment, is the actual original painting on the left with a plaque of the information and a brief history about the painting. The original work is \"brand new\", because Botticelli had various methods of preserving his work, making the painting look as if it were just painted. This work is preservation worthy because the beauty and mystery behind the painting, giving future generations an idea on how people were very artistic and creative even in the Renaissance time period, and showing our future people where art originated from. After the painting, there\'s a door that connects you to the next compartment with the second work of art.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"A Doll\'s House\" (1879) written by Henrik Ibsen is a classic 3-act play that was a risky play, depicting a woman during the 1800\'s with an ordinary family who leaves her husband and children to fulfill her own happiness. This work is worth of its preservation because this was one of a few plays that was looked down upon, but it made history because Ibsen was a feminist who showed his opinions quite clearly through this play, showing how ordinary families during this time also have many obstacles and problems to face even with gender equality. After opening this door, the entire compartment is an exact replica of the main sitting room in the play, also the compartment made completely out of glass. As you walk down the compartment, you\'re able to see yourself hypothetically in the play by getting to get a feel of how homes were back during this time. At the end of the compartment, on the right hand side, are copies of the play to pick up for your usage, and a plaque explaining the summary of this unique story. There\'s a door at the end of the compartment, and after opening the door there is an elevator to bring you up to the last major combined compartment, also made of glass. While you go up the first half of the third compartment, you will be witnessing the third major piece of work.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">While going up this glass elevator, you\'re able to see and smell many different flowers all around you giving you the feel as if you\'re in a massive garden space. As the end is near, you will arrive to a door and in opening the door you\'re in a small room with a copy of the book \"Flowers in the Mirror\" (1827) by Li-Ruzhen in a glass case to your left, and a short video clip of the summary and the entire historical context of the book, with language options. This book is completely feminist and is also a book that cries out for gender equality. This is most certainly worthy of preservation because during this time, women were seen as objects of vanity while men did their duties as \"men\". While this book talks about switching roles of the genders, and has a fantasy twist to how the world would be like without gender judgment; this book is a step towards a more equal society as we have today. Future generations can admire people like Li-Ruzhen who helped shaped our people today. There\'s a door connecting the first half of the compartment to the second half, and in opening it is also a glass elevator. But before entering, pick up a pair of 3D glasses in the box beside the door. While going up, you\'ll be witnessing the last of our four major works.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"Terminator 2: Judgement Day\" (1991) by James Cameron, is an epic and futuristic film made to show dramatic visual effects that was introduced and a completely unique and creative storyline capturing many futuristic ideas of our time. This film about time travel and robots taking over our world gave viewers an idea of how our world could end. This masterpiece deserves its preservation simply because this marked the beginning of a new era in film, especially in the action and sci-fi genre. Future generations can get a better understanding and compare what happened in reality in comparison of what people thought of before it happened. While going up in the elevator into this glass compartment, there is a projector showing scene after scene all around in a 360 degree compartment making it feel as if you were in the movie with the 3D glasses. The visual and sound effects truly help you understand the type of movie it is and how it was created. At the end of the tour of the last major work, there\'s a door. And in opening that door is a room with a piece of one of the robots made in the film in a glass enclosed case, and under it a brief summary about the movie and its director ahead of you on a glass table. At the end of the tour, since the last compartment is at the very top of the spaceship, there is a circle to stand in at the back of the room, and a button next to it teleporting you back to the main visiting area of the spaceship.</p>\r\nThank you for attending and visiting our amazing and historic museum, where many works of preservation is available to the people today and also many generations to come. These four works of art is the beginning of a new era and new age for future artists, film makers, playwrights, and authors that can learn from the past people who made artwork possible to make it worth its preservation so they could be with us today.','GargiDave-Final Project','','inherit','open','open','','3838-revision-v1','','','2013-12-16 23:01:05','2013-12-17 05:01:05','',3838,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3841',0,'revision','',0),(3845,1,'2013-12-17 21:24:04','2013-12-18 03:24:04','<p dir=\"ltr\">       Final Project Essay</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center;\"> By: Gargi Dave</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left;\">Trees burned to their core, buildings vanished in the blink of an eye, and the human race as we knew it was non-existent in the midst of 92 minutes and 54 seconds. Such an event that caused catastrophe and the end to an entire human civilization was known as the Final Attack of the Deceptacons in the year 2100. The Autobots were known to humans as the ultimate protectors and were out numbered when the brutal battle of the surprise attack of the Deceptacons. Such a war caused the entire human race to flee to a spaceship stationed on the beach of Capetown, South Africa.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left;\"><!--more--></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Because the rapid deaths of the Autobots we\'re increasing during this 9 week long war, the entire world of people had 3 days to make it to Africa, and those who couldn\'t make it, didn\'t survive. The last day of the war was brutal, forcing people of all races to cram into the spaceship \"Zenon\" in the 92 minute period. I, as the most intelligent and artistic woman during this time gathered 4 of the most worthy works of preservation aboard the ship for future generations to be able to see the artistic abilities of the past generations.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The entire ship helped aboard 100,000 different people of different ages and of many diversities. The ship now includes many different amenities that are offered to the people. One particular enjoyment and very educational section of the ship is the Historical Museum of the Past and Future which held 4 of the most important works of our time and are important for future generations to come.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">These works are defined to shape the past for our future people to understand the progress of our artistic world and the many inventions and works during the twenty-first century. There are three main compartments for our museum of art which hold three people per compartment, and the first large compartment for the first masterpiece, the Birth of Venus painted by Sandro Botticelli (1486) which depicted the beautiful Greek goddess, Venus being birthed with the witnesses of three other figures waiting for her arrival at the shore of her birth. Botticelli\'s works have always been very colorful and exotic. The compartment for this classic piece of work is made completely of glass, making it seem as though you\'re walking completely in space. As you enter the compartment, looking up, there are stained glass paintings of a few of Botticelli\'s works such as the Primavera, Annunciation, and Fortitude. The stained glass\' colors are made very vibrant and extremely bright, catching your attention above you. At the end of the compartment, is the actual original painting on the left with a plaque of the information and a brief history about the painting. The original work is \"brand new\", because Botticelli had various methods of preserving his work, making the painting look as if it were just painted. This work is preservation worthy because the beauty and mystery behind the painting, giving future generations an idea on how people were very artistic and creative even in the Renaissance time period, and showing our future people where art originated from. After the painting, there\'s a door that connects you to the next compartment with the second work of art.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"A Doll\'s House\" (1879) written by Henrik Ibsen is a classic 3-act play that was a risky play, depicting a woman during the 1800\'s with an ordinary family who leaves her husband and children to fulfill her own happiness. This work is worth of its preservation because this was one of a few plays that was looked down upon, but it made history because Ibsen was a feminist who showed his opinions quite clearly through this play, showing how ordinary families during this time also have many obstacles and problems to face even with gender equality. After opening this door, the entire compartment is an exact replica of the main sitting room in the play, also the compartment made completely out of glass. As you walk down the compartment, you\'re able to see yourself hypothetically in the play by getting to get a feel of how homes were back during this time. At the end of the compartment, on the right hand side, are copies of the play to pick up for your usage, and a plaque explaining the summary of this unique story. There\'s a door at the end of the compartment, and after opening the door there is an elevator to bring you up to the last major combined compartment, also made of glass. While you go up the first half of the third compartment, you will be witnessing the third major piece of work.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">While going up this glass elevator, you\'re able to see and smell many different flowers all around you giving you the feel as if you\'re in a massive garden space. As the end is near, you will arrive to a door and in opening the door you\'re in a small room with a copy of the book \"Flowers in the Mirror\" (1827) by Li-Ruzhen in a glass case to your left, and a short video clip of the summary and the entire historical context of the book, with language options. This book is completely feminist and is also a book that cries out for gender equality. This is most certainly worthy of preservation because during this time, women were seen as objects of vanity while men did their duties as \"men\". While this book talks about switching roles of the genders, and has a fantasy twist to how the world would be like without gender judgment; this book is a step towards a more equal society as we have today. Future generations can admire people like Li-Ruzhen who helped shaped our people today. There\'s a door connecting the first half of the compartment to the second half, and in opening it is also a glass elevator. But before entering, pick up a pair of 3D glasses in the box beside the door. While going up, you\'ll be witnessing the last of our four major works.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"Terminator 2: Judgement Day\" (1991) by James Cameron, is an epic and futuristic film made to show dramatic visual effects that was introduced and a completely unique and creative storyline capturing many futuristic ideas of our time. This film about time travel and robots taking over our world gave viewers an idea of how our world could end. This masterpiece deserves its preservation simply because this marked the beginning of a new era in film, especially in the action and sci-fi genre. Future generations can get a better understanding and compare what happened in reality in comparison of what people thought of before it happened. While going up in the elevator into this glass compartment, there is a projector showing scene after scene all around in a 360 degree compartment making it feel as if you were in the movie with the 3D glasses. The visual and sound effects truly help you understand the type of movie it is and how it was created. At the end of the tour of the last major work, there\'s a door. And in opening that door is a room with a piece of one of the robots made in the film in a glass enclosed case, and under it a brief summary about the movie and its director ahead of you on a glass table. At the end of the tour, since the last compartment is at the very top of the spaceship, there is a circle to stand in at the back of the room, and a button next to it teleporting you back to the main visiting area of the spaceship.</p>\r\nThank you for attending and visiting our amazing and historic museum, where many works of preservation is available to the people today and also many generations to come. These four works of art is the beginning of a new era and new age for future artists, film makers, playwrights, and authors that can learn from the past people who made artwork possible to make it worth its preservation so they could be with us today.','Final Project- Welcome aboard the Zenon!','','inherit','open','open','','3838-revision-v1','','','2013-12-17 21:24:04','2013-12-18 03:24:04','',3838,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3845',0,'revision','',0),(3842,77,'2013-12-16 23:06:16','2013-12-17 05:06:16','<p dir=\"ltr\">       Final Project Essay</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center\"> By: Gargi Dave<img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/8vYtZQxYN8EDmVuRWlVJ5TBwW7-IB0OJdRxWXkDW6Yq3BaQzRcKzxsgthLvV3YehZzEMj2nn2-DycO8KTKqD47KT893eQBH2LfvHnW2sMisFx6d3iiIrkCU2Ew\" width=\"468\" height=\"351\" /></p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left\">Trees burned to their core, buildings vanished in the blink of an eye, and the human race as we knew it was non-existent in the midst of 92 minutes and 54 seconds. Such an event that caused catastrophe and the end to an entire human civilization was known as the Final Attack of the Deceptacons in the year 2100. The Autobots were known to humans as the ultimate protectors and were out numbered when the brutal battle of the surprise attack of the Deceptacons. Such a war caused the entire human race to flee to a spaceship stationed on the beach of Capetown, South Africa.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left\"><!--more--><img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/I22-pOVS3utYVXnLGsQjp1RH4szuhIUMDowvNQP_PbSsv7iv5bY8FucuJlUZ49JxVRF7zYgYabz8KB8OuFpt91IlSOEq6cZ_XBxx9KJISCW7GZhDgNFp_lF-cg\" width=\"435\" height=\"326\" /></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Because the rapid deaths of the Autobots we\'re increasing during this 9 week long war, the entire world of people had 3 days to make it to Africa, and those who couldn\'t make it, didn\'t survive. The last day of the war was brutal, forcing people of all races to cram into the spaceship \"Zenon\" in the 92 minute period. I, as the most intelligent and artistic woman during this time gathered 4 of the most worthy works of preservation aboard the ship for future generations to be able to see the artistic abilities of the past generations.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The entire ship helped aboard 100,000 different people of different ages and of many diversities. The ship now includes many different amenities that are offered to the people. One particular enjoyment and very educational section of the ship is the Historical Museum of the Past and Future which held 4 of the most important works of our time and are important for future generations to come.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">These works are defined to shape the past for our future people to understand the progress of our artistic world and the many inventions and works during the twenty-first century. There are three main compartments for our museum of art which hold three people per compartment, and the first large compartment for the first masterpiece, the Birth of Venus painted by Sandro Botticelli (1486) which depicted the beautiful Greek goddess, Venus being birthed with the witnesses of three other figures waiting for her arrival at the shore of her birth. Botticelli\'s works have always been very colorful and exotic. The compartment for this classic piece of work is made completely of glass, making it seem as though you\'re walking completely in space. As you enter the compartment, looking up, there are stained glass paintings of a few of Botticelli\'s works such as the Primavera, Annunciation, and Fortitude. The stained glass\' colors are made very vibrant and extremely bright, catching your attention above you. At the end of the compartment, is the actual original painting on the left with a plaque of the information and a brief history about the painting. The original work is \"brand new\", because Botticelli had various methods of preserving his work, making the painting look as if it were just painted. This work is preservation worthy because the beauty and mystery behind the painting, giving future generations an idea on how people were very artistic and creative even in the Renaissance time period, and showing our future people where art originated from. After the painting, there\'s a door that connects you to the next compartment with the second work of art.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"A Doll\'s House\" (1879) written by Henrik Ibsen is a classic 3-act play that was a risky play, depicting a woman during the 1800\'s with an ordinary family who leaves her husband and children to fulfill her own happiness. This work is worth of its preservation because this was one of a few plays that was looked down upon, but it made history because Ibsen was a feminist who showed his opinions quite clearly through this play, showing how ordinary families during this time also have many obstacles and problems to face even with gender equality. After opening this door, the entire compartment is an exact replica of the main sitting room in the play, also the compartment made completely out of glass. As you walk down the compartment, you\'re able to see yourself hypothetically in the play by getting to get a feel of how homes were back during this time. At the end of the compartment, on the right hand side, are copies of the play to pick up for your usage, and a plaque explaining the summary of this unique story. There\'s a door at the end of the compartment, and after opening the door there is an elevator to bring you up to the last major combined compartment, also made of glass. While you go up the first half of the third compartment, you will be witnessing the third major piece of work.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">While going up this glass elevator, you\'re able to see and smell many different flowers all around you giving you the feel as if you\'re in a massive garden space. As the end is near, you will arrive to a door and in opening the door you\'re in a small room with a copy of the book \"Flowers in the Mirror\" (1827) by Li-Ruzhen in a glass case to your left, and a short video clip of the summary and the entire historical context of the book, with language options. This book is completely feminist and is also a book that cries out for gender equality. This is most certainly worthy of preservation because during this time, women were seen as objects of vanity while men did their duties as \"men\". While this book talks about switching roles of the genders, and has a fantasy twist to how the world would be like without gender judgment; this book is a step towards a more equal society as we have today. Future generations can admire people like Li-Ruzhen who helped shaped our people today. There\'s a door connecting the first half of the compartment to the second half, and in opening it is also a glass elevator. But before entering, pick up a pair of 3D glasses in the box beside the door. While going up, you\'ll be witnessing the last of our four major works.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"Terminator 2: Judgement Day\" (1991) by James Cameron, is an epic and futuristic film made to show dramatic visual effects that was introduced and a completely unique and creative storyline capturing many futuristic ideas of our time. This film about time travel and robots taking over our world gave viewers an idea of how our world could end. This masterpiece deserves its preservation simply because this marked the beginning of a new era in film, especially in the action and sci-fi genre. Future generations can get a better understanding and compare what happened in reality in comparison of what people thought of before it happened. While going up in the elevator into this glass compartment, there is a projector showing scene after scene all around in a 360 degree compartment making it feel as if you were in the movie with the 3D glasses. The visual and sound effects truly help you understand the type of movie it is and how it was created. At the end of the tour of the last major work, there\'s a door. And in opening that door is a room with a piece of one of the robots made in the film in a glass enclosed case, and under it a brief summary about the movie and its director ahead of you on a glass table. At the end of the tour, since the last compartment is at the very top of the spaceship, there is a circle to stand in at the back of the room, and a button next to it teleporting you back to the main visiting area of the spaceship.</p>\r\nThank you for attending and visiting our amazing and historic museum, where many works of preservation is available to the people today and also many generations to come. These four works of art is the beginning of a new era and new age for future artists, film makers, playwrights, and authors that can learn from the past people who made artwork possible to make it worth its preservation so they could be with us today.','Final Project- Welcome aboard the Zenon!','','inherit','open','open','','3838-revision-v1','','','2013-12-16 23:06:16','2013-12-17 05:06:16','',3838,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3842',0,'revision','',0),(3843,1,'2013-12-17 09:05:52','2013-12-17 15:05:52','<p style=\"text-align: left\">During  the world grew more populated with new generations and generations of people, the demand for natural resources flew past the amount of what was avalible. It was clear to everyone that humanitie\'s demise was at hand. From there, a new style of living was required if the human race was going to be able to survive.  The world joined together and gathered their greatest technology to sport this new lifestyle, one that would break the norm entirely. Which was the direct connection from the human brain into \"cyber-space\".  A bridge from a person\'s  whole nurological system that gets tied into a high human-akin bipedal robot; one that could withstand the conditions of working in other planets. This idea would require many decades to grow into the living conditions.  This kind of strict branching would mean that you were stripped of many valued freedoms, even to the point where people where assigned jobs. Any sort of job that dealt with other planets would require having to be tied to a machine that sent and recived metadata relevant to the host\'s most minute brain frequencies. And outside jobs were assigned to just about everyone at this time, regardless of gender or age.</p>\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\nAs many more decades go by, the idea of \'human\' becomes more and more distant as individuals are \'Mentally Transported\' between bodies and robotic husks used for the jobs at hand. It took much effort, but it was agreed that the importance of humanity must be upheld. Fallowing this movement was a large set of entertainment purposed \'Play grounds\'. This is what was instead of having the host\'s mind beamed into another body, their neurological copycat was placed inside of a computerized server that would simulate early world events, such as the events and items we have today, or even before then. This concept quickly exploded as people were able to experience euphoric events at spontaneous speeds. And against a crowded strict outer space environment, people spent most of their times \'jacked in\' their work station, and this jeopardized a lot of progress for the world powers. Eventually there were chambers specifically made to house the human body as a whole. leaving their mind constantly in the system at all times. They would be able to quickly beam people from their \'lives\' and back into their jobs. Decades will pass and even more efforts to keep as much as their humanity will be brought up.</p>\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\nEventually cultural stagnation threatens the system and overall well being of the human race, the virtual world in cyber space will be programmed with many useful facilities and  terminals that would greatly encourage right brain development. The very first of these will be \'Play Grounds\' strictly dedicated to study well preserved ideas and arts. These four special facilities would be open to anyone who desires not to work, but rather would re-create individualism and styles. These key exhibits would be Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude, Lumière Brothers\' Demolition of a Wall, Bach\'s Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major, And Brunelleschi’s Dome in Florence. These four \'playgrounds\' will spread an idea of knowledge in a handsome range of Literature, philosophy, sculpture, architecture,  music, and even film. Having have been fully preserved in either idea or concept; they made a huge importance in recapturing humanity.</p>\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\nThese works would be displayed in their own cyber world in a theme that bests supports the lesson behind it. Since the idea of \'learning\' how to be creative is one of the end goals, the playground apart of them will end up being decently manipulative, based  on the work. They\'ll all be hosted in a \'white void\' type of room, filled with only the necessary tools required inside of it. If one was to enter the PlayGround for Octavio Paz’ Labyrinth of Solitude; they would be introduced to a bookshelf with all of his books and studies. Upon picking up one of his works, the world around transform from it\'s default \"White Void\" environment to a relevant virtual world of people walking distantly around in a secluded and dim space. The idea of stressing the importance of a man\'s natural feeling of solitude once he discovers himself. Understanding humanity and it\'s emotional concepts can be exaggerated visually, making learning easy. Even passively affecting those who think they missed the main point.</p>\n<p style=\"text-align: left\">\nSince these works are hosted in a virtual world, switching between exhibits will be spontaneous and mostly independant experience. The user will have to access a device attached to his  \'bodily extension\' which allows him to download himself into a copy of any of the avalible PlayGround. The method proves to be abstract but the control between each and the teachings behind it will effectly form indivisualism and ultimatly mold a culture to indulge in. An important desire due time the human race finds another planet to inhabit.\n\n</p>','','','inherit','open','open','','3822-revision-v1','','','2013-12-17 09:05:52','2013-12-17 15:05:52','',3822,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3843',0,'revision','',0),(3846,1,'2013-12-17 21:54:15','2013-12-18 03:54:15','<p dir=\"ltr\">       Final Project Essay</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center\"> By: Gargi Dave<img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/8vYtZQxYN8EDmVuRWlVJ5TBwW7-IB0OJdRxWXkDW6Yq3BaQzRcKzxsgthLvV3YehZzEMj2nn2-DycO8KTKqD47KT893eQBH2LfvHnW2sMisFx6d3iiIrkCU2Ew\" width=\"468\" height=\"351\" /></p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left\">Trees burned to their core, buildings vanished in the blink of an eye, and the human race as we knew it was non-existent in the midst of 92 minutes and 54 seconds. Such an event that caused catastrophe and the end to an entire human civilization was known as the Final Attack of the Deceptacons in the year 2100. The Autobots were known to humans as the ultimate protectors and were out numbered when the brutal battle of the surprise attack of the Deceptacons. Such a war caused the entire human race to flee to a spaceship stationed on the beach of Capetown, South Africa.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left\"><!--more--><img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/I22-pOVS3utYVXnLGsQjp1RH4szuhIUMDowvNQP_PbSsv7iv5bY8FucuJlUZ49JxVRF7zYgYabz8KB8OuFpt91IlSOEq6cZ_XBxx9KJISCW7GZhDgNFp_lF-cg\" width=\"435\" height=\"326\" /></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Because the rapid deaths of the Autobots we\'re increasing during this 9 week long war, the entire world of people had 3 days to make it to Africa, and those who couldn\'t make it, didn\'t survive. The last day of the war was brutal, forcing people of all races to cram into the spaceship \"Zenon\" in the 92 minute period. I, as the most intelligent and artistic woman during this time gathered 4 of the most worthy works of preservation aboard the ship for future generations to be able to see the artistic abilities of the past generations.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The entire ship helped aboard 100,000 different people of different ages and of many diversities. The ship now includes many different amenities that are offered to the people. One particular enjoyment and very educational section of the ship is the Historical Museum of the Past and Future which held 4 of the most important works of our time and are important for future generations to come.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">These works are defined to shape the past for our future people to understand the progress of our artistic world and the many inventions and works during the twenty-first century. There are three main compartments for our museum of art which hold three people per compartment, and the first large compartment for the first masterpiece, the Birth of Venus painted by Sandro Botticelli (1486) which depicted the beautiful Greek goddess, Venus being birthed with the witnesses of three other figures waiting for her arrival at the shore of her birth. Botticelli\'s works have always been very colorful and exotic. The compartment for this classic piece of work is made completely of glass, making it seem as though you\'re walking completely in space. As you enter the compartment, looking up, there are stained glass paintings of a few of Botticelli\'s works such as the Primavera, Annunciation, and Fortitude. The stained glass\' colors are made very vibrant and extremely bright, catching your attention above you. At the end of the compartment, is the actual original painting on the left with a plaque of the information and a brief history about the painting. The original work is \"brand new\", because Botticelli had various methods of preserving his work, making the painting look as if it were just painted. This work is preservation worthy because the beauty and mystery behind the painting, giving future generations an idea on how people were very artistic and creative even in the Renaissance time period, and showing our future people where art originated from. After the painting, there\'s a door that connects you to the next compartment with the second work of art.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"A Doll\'s House\" (1879) written by Henrik Ibsen is a classic 3-act play that was a risky play, depicting a woman during the 1800\'s with an ordinary family who leaves her husband and children to fulfill her own happiness. This work is worth of its preservation because this was one of a few plays that was looked down upon, but it made history because Ibsen was a feminist who showed his opinions quite clearly through this play, showing how ordinary families during this time also have many obstacles and problems to face even with gender equality. After opening this door, the entire compartment is an exact replica of the main sitting room in the play, also the compartment made completely out of glass. As you walk down the compartment, you\'re able to see yourself hypothetically in the play by getting to get a feel of how homes were back during this time. At the end of the compartment, on the right hand side, are copies of the play to pick up for your usage, and a plaque explaining the summary of this unique story. There\'s a door at the end of the compartment, and after opening the door there is an elevator to bring you up to the last major combined compartment, also made of glass. While you go up the first half of the third compartment, you will be witnessing the third major piece of work.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">While going up this glass elevator, you\'re able to see and smell many different flowers all around you giving you the feel as if you\'re in a massive garden space. As the end is near, you will arrive to a door and in opening the door you\'re in a small room with a copy of the book \"Flowers in the Mirror\" (1827) by Li-Ruzhen in a glass case to your left, and a short video clip of the summary and the entire historical context of the book, with language options. This book is completely feminist and is also a book that cries out for gender equality. This is most certainly worthy of preservation because during this time, women were seen as objects of vanity while men did their duties as \"men\". While this book talks about switching roles of the genders, and has a fantasy twist to how the world would be like without gender judgment; this book is a step towards a more equal society as we have today. Future generations can admire people like Li-Ruzhen who helped shaped our people today. There\'s a door connecting the first half of the compartment to the second half, and in opening it is also a glass elevator. But before entering, pick up a pair of 3D glasses in the box beside the door. While going up, you\'ll be witnessing the last of our four major works.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"Terminator 2: Judgement Day\" (1991) by James Cameron, is an epic and futuristic film made to show dramatic visual effects that was introduced and a completely unique and creative storyline capturing many futuristic ideas of our time. This film about time travel and robots taking over our world gave viewers an idea of how our world could end. This masterpiece deserves its preservation simply because this marked the beginning of a new era in film, especially in the action and sci-fi genre. Future generations can get a better understanding and compare what happened in reality in comparison of what people thought of before it happened. While going up in the elevator into this glass compartment, there is a projector showing scene after scene all around in a 360 degree compartment making it feel as if you were in the movie with the 3D glasses. The visual and sound effects truly help you understand the type of movie it is and how it was created. At the end of the tour of the last major work, there\'s a door. And in opening that door is a room with a piece of one of the robots made in the film in a glass enclosed case, and under it a brief summary about the movie and its director ahead of you on a glass table. At the end of the tour, since the last compartment is at the very top of the spaceship, there is a circle to stand in at the back of the room, and a button next to it teleporting you back to the main visiting area of the spaceship.</p>\r\nThank you for attending and visiting our amazing and historic museum, where many works of preservation is available to the people today and also many generations to come. These four works of art is the beginning of a new era and new age for future artists, film makers, playwrights, and authors that can learn from the past people who made artwork possible to make it worth its preservation so they could be with us today.','Final Project- Welcome aboard the Zenon!','','inherit','open','open','','3838-revision-v1','','','2013-12-17 21:54:15','2013-12-18 03:54:15','',3838,'http://jeanatacc.com/2011/?p=3846',0,'revision','',0),(3847,1,'2013-12-17 21:54:55','2013-12-18 03:54:55','<p dir=\"ltr\">       Final Project Essay</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center;\"> By: Gargi Dave<img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/8vYtZQxYN8EDmVuRWlVJ5TBwW7-IB0OJdRxWXkDW6Yq3BaQzRcKzxsgthLvV3YehZzEMj2nn2-DycO8KTKqD47KT893eQBH2LfvHnW2sMisFx6d3iiIrkCU2Ew\" width=\"468\" height=\"351\" /></p>\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center;\"> <a href=\"http://www.tlvfaces.com/national-geographic-traveler-names-tel-aviv-one-of-the-top-10-beach-cities-in-the-world/\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.tlvfaces.com/<wbr />national-geographic-traveler-<wbr />names-tel-aviv-one-of-the-top-<wbr />10-beach-cities-in-the-world/</a></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left;\">Trees burned to their core, buildings vanished in the blink of an eye, and the human race as we knew it was non-existent in the midst of 92 minutes and 54 seconds. Such an event that caused catastrophe and the end to an entire human civilization was known as the Final Attack of the Deceptacons in the year 2100. The Autobots were known to humans as the ultimate protectors and were out numbered when the brutal battle of the surprise attack of the Deceptacons. Such a war caused the entire human race to flee to a spaceship stationed on the beach of Capetown, South Africa.</p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: left;\"><!--more--><img class=\"aligncenter\" alt=\"\" src=\"https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/I22-pOVS3utYVXnLGsQjp1RH4szuhIUMDowvNQP_PbSsv7iv5bY8FucuJlUZ49JxVRF7zYgYabz8KB8OuFpt91IlSOEq6cZ_XBxx9KJISCW7GZhDgNFp_lF-cg\" width=\"435\" height=\"326\" /></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\" style=\"text-align: center;\"><a href=\"Http://web.ukonline.co.uk/stinsv\" target=\"_blank\">Http://web.ukonline.co.uk/<wbr />stinsv</a></p>\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Because the rapid deaths of the Autobots we\'re increasing during this 9 week long war, the entire world of people had 3 days to make it to Africa, and those who couldn\'t make it, didn\'t survive. The last day of the war was brutal, forcing people of all races to cram into the spaceship \"Zenon\" in the 92 minute period. I, as the most intelligent and artistic woman during this time gathered 4 of the most worthy works of preservation aboard the ship for future generations to be able to see the artistic abilities of the past generations.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">The entire ship helped aboard 100,000 different people of different ages and of many diversities. The ship now includes many different amenities that are offered to the people. One particular enjoyment and very educational section of the ship is the Historical Museum of the Past and Future which held 4 of the most important works of our time and are important for future generations to come.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">These works are defined to shape the past for our future people to understand the progress of our artistic world and the many inventions and works during the twenty-first century. There are three main compartments for our museum of art which hold three people per compartment, and the first large compartment for the first masterpiece, the Birth of Venus painted by Sandro Botticelli (1486) which depicted the beautiful Greek goddess, Venus being birthed with the witnesses of three other figures waiting for her arrival at the shore of her birth. Botticelli\'s works have always been very colorful and exotic. The compartment for this classic piece of work is made completely of glass, making it seem as though you\'re walking completely in space. As you enter the compartment, looking up, there are stained glass paintings of a few of Botticelli\'s works such as the Primavera, Annunciation, and Fortitude. The stained glass\' colors are made very vibrant and extremely bright, catching your attention above you. At the end of the compartment, is the actual original painting on the left with a plaque of the information and a brief history about the painting. The original work is \"brand new\", because Botticelli had various methods of preserving his work, making the painting look as if it were just painted. This work is preservation worthy because the beauty and mystery behind the painting, giving future generations an idea on how people were very artistic and creative even in the Renaissance time period, and showing our future people where art originated from. After the painting, there\'s a door that connects you to the next compartment with the second work of art.</p>\r\n&nbsp;\r\n<p dir=\"ltr\">\"A Doll\'s House\" (1879) written by Henrik Ibsen is a classic 3-act play that was a risky play, depicting a woman during the 1800\'s with an ordinary family who leaves her husband and children to fulfill her own happiness. 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