Launching the museum's west London incarnation, housed in the concrete tent of the former Commonwealth Institute on the edge of Holland Park, the exhibition will join a new permanent collection, on show for the first time in the institution's 27-year history – some of this year's highlights might one day join the anglepoise lamp and the Eames plywood chair in the design canon.
An early highlight on day one was a candid discussion about drugs and dance music, during which BBC radio host B.Traits and Dr. Dale Carrison of the University of Las Vegas, Nevada.
In one of the highlights on Monday, Fred Kavli, a Norwegian-American millionaire who made his fortune from sensors for the car industry, announced that his philanthropic foundation is to give out three major cash prizes every two years for outstanding research in a bid to grab the public's attention.
One highlight, on Monday, will be the Chinese Theater Works' hand-and-glove-puppet show "Monkey King in America," whose 15th-century hero may experience culture shock on encountering modern wonders like computers, iPods and cellphones.
The site highlights one question per day to feature prominently.
Other highlights on Saturday included JW Anderson and Simone Rocha.
One additional highlight on Friday was the excellent dancing of Kevin Pease as Dick McGann.
For Mrs. Clinton, it is the more traditional campaign of speeches, events staged to highlight popular issues (education one day, health care the next), and of course, parades, like the St . Patricks Day parade in Manhattan, in which she marched to a good bit of booing on Friday.
A Pew Research poll released Wednesday highlights one of the reasons for the discrepancy: most people see the government's efforts since the recession as helping big banks and corporations, not poor and middle-class Americans.
A Pew Research poll released Wednesday highlights one of the reasons for the discrepancy: most people see the government's efforts since the recession as helping big banks and corporations, not poor and middle-class Americans...few think government policies are having much of a positive effect for anyone who's not wealthy -- a view that's changed little over the past five years.
