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week's edition include:

**  We dedicate this issue of Global Museum to the memory of Stephen Weil
Mr. Weil, a noted museum and art law expert who said the ultimate goal of a 
museum was to improve people's lives, began his career as an administrator 
at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York in 1967

**  New Director Named for the Getty Museum
A specialist in Indian art and architecture was named Monday as the new 
director of the J. Paul Getty Museum, an institution beset by recent 
controversy

**  U.S. archaeologist killed in robbery in Brazil
Petersen, who had years of experience on archaeological digs in the 
Caribbean, was at the restaurant with colleagues who are directing the 
Central Amazonia Project, the main investigation into the ancient cultures 
that inhabited the region

**  Baseball museum not lost to blaze
"We got all of the baseball memorabilia out in time," Eisenbarth said. 
"There's some smoke damage, and the roof may need repair, but no water got 
into the museum."

**  Ex-Employee Convicted of Museum Thefts
A former employee was convicted Monday of stealing two medals and a Mercury 
astronaut's boot from the National Museum of Naval Aviation and selling them 
on the Internet

**  Strangely Collectable: Fried Image of Christ Sold to Online Casino
The seller, Donna Lee, said the Jesus face appeared when she was cooking 
Polish dumplings for Easter dinner at her home in Point Place, a Toledo 
suburb on Lake Erie

**  An Indian 'Inside the Spitfire'
The Science Museum is celebrating Britain's most famous fighter plane was 
built by women, from pots and pans and pennies scraped together during World 
War Two
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**  A museum whose time has come
An exhibit of ideas that have transformed the way we live - from the 
toothbrush to TiVo - is on display in a new bright and airy museum at the 
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Alexandria, Va

**  Man, nature threaten Asia's cultural landmarks
From India's Taj Mahal to Cambodia's Angkor Wat, Asia's cultural landmarks 
are threatened by man and nature and more must be done to protect them, 
experts say

**  Exhibit Shows Taste in Women's Looks
Frail, bearded, a lifelong bachelor and somewhat puritanical, Charles Lang 
Freer liked paintings of attractive women, both nude and heavily draped

**  Restorative powers of a satay stick
Navigating your way through a mass of cattle, camels and asses must be 
difficult at the best of times, but when they're part of a fragile 
19th-century terracotta relief, 60-odd miniature humans surround them and 
the navigating has to been done with a small conservation brush, it's almost 
impossible

**  Italian archaeologists on trail of ancient warships
Italian archaeologists believe they are on the verge of finding the ancient 
ships downed in the battle of the Aegates Islands more than 2,000 years ago 
thanks to modern technology and a police tip-off

**  Auschwitz museum officials visit Japanese germ warfare site in China
This is the first time that staff of Auschwitz museum has ever visited the 
site of Unit 731, a secretive Japanese detachment which experimented on live 
humans in order to develop germ weapons, such as bubonic plague, typhoid, 
anthrax and cholera

**  This Week's Horoscopes
Scorpio: (Oct. 24 - Nov. 21) You will be honoured by the mayor of your city 
for your continued restraint in not expressing your feelings through poetry, 
song, interpretive dance, or ultra-large-scale fibre art

**  Blown engine puts airline museum's centrepiece in jeopardy
The Airline History Museum's star attraction can no longer fly - and that 
might ground the museum for good, too

**  Rotterdam museum lends puppets
The Wereldmuseum of Rotterdam in the Netherlands has agreed to lend 
collection of "Wayang Revolusi" shadow puppets to city-owned Museum Wayang 
under a long-term agreement

**  Museum's Cadaver Exhibit Might Be Dead
The board that oversees the delivery and use of human specimens at the 
state's medical schools took notice of the upcoming exhibit at the Tampa 
Museum of Science and Industry

**  Jurors could get museum case this afternoon
Shaw is charged with organized dealing in stolen property, forgery and theft 
after two U.S. Navy medals and their one-of-a-kind citations and a Mercury 
astronaut space boot were advertised for sale on the popular Internet 
auction site eBay in late 2002 and early 2003.

**  Corned beef nostalgia on the menu at Uruguay museum
To relive that heady past when Fray Bentos fed the Allies in World War Two 
and was dubbed "one of the largest kitchens of the free world" some local 
history buffs have created what they call the museum of the industrial 
revolution

**  Archaeologists Seek Buried NYC Settlement
Archaeologists are digging with electronic fingers into the soil of Central 
Park to learn more about Seneca Village, a vanished 19th-century settlement 
of poor folks - blacks, Irish immigrants and others - that existed before 
the park landscapers arrived in the 1850s

**  This Week's GLOBAL MUSEUM CAPTION CONTEST

**  Fundraising For Preservation And Conservation

**  CAA2006 Organizing Committee is pleased to announce that Online 
Registration for CAA2006 is now open.

**  Toowoomba Heritage Trip

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