PRESS-NEWS.org - Press Release Distribution
PRESS RELEASES DISTRIBUTION

Guide by Cell Mobile Audio Tour Lends Fresh Insight to University Sculpture Garden

Guide by Cell has provided a cell phone audio tour for the Weatherspoon Art Museum outdoor sculpture garden, located at The University of North Carolina, Greensboro.

2010-10-14
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, October 14, 2010 (Press-News.org) Leading mobile service provider Guide by Cell has provided the technology for a cell phone-guided audio tour at the Weatherspoon Art Museum, located on the campus of The University of North Carolina, Greensboro.

Visitors to the Weatherspoon's outdoor sculpture garden can listen to a short, pre-recorded message about many abstract works, with some audio prompts recorded by the artists themselves.

The sculpture garden is located in an area with notably less foot traffic; museum staff have long sought a solution to decreased staffing and lack of space to include proper signage in the garden.

"So much of our sculptures are minimal or conceptual, so people recognize them as a work of art, but that's typically where things stop," said Ann Grimaldi, Curator of Education at the Weatherspoon. "Guide by Cell's service is really useful because we don't have the ability to include didactic text panels outdoors. And we cannot place a docent next to every work!"

Dial (336) 201-0688 and follow the prompts to listen to the Weatherspoon's cell phone audio tour.

About The Weatherspoon Art Museum

The Weatherspoon Art Museum was founded in 1941 as a university teaching gallery, and has since become a full-fledged institution with a permanent collection and a roster of changing exhibitions. The Museum receives nearly 30,000 annual visitors, both from within the University of North Carolina community as well as from across the nation. The Weatherspoon was accredited by the American Association of Museums in 1995 and awarded reaccreditation status in 2005.

http://weatherspoon.uncg.edu/


About Guide by Cell

Guide by Cell is the world's largest provider of interactive mobile technology solutions for cultural institutes and nonprofit organizations. Since 2004, the company has expanded its services to include mobile audio tours, text messaging systems, Smartphone applications and mobile giving campaigns.

http://www.guidebycell.com
http://www.givebycell.com
http://www.trainbycell.com

If you'd like to find out more about Guide by Cell, please call Diana Salier at (415) 615-0150, or e-mail diana@guidebycell.com.


Follow us on Twitter and Facebook:
http://www.twitter.com/guidebycell
http://www.facebook.com/gbcsanfran

Media Contact:
Diana Salier
diana@guidebycell.com
(415) 615-0150


ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

New Mini-Plinko Boards Pack Big Excitement in Small Footprint from PromoQuip.com

2010-10-14
West Michigan based PromoQuip, Inc., an integrated manufacturer of promotional equipment, today announced the release of its latest innovation in the form of a new, Mini-Plinko Game Boards. While sized to fit on a counter or display table, it's built to the same quality standards as the Jumbo Plinko Boards the company is known for with customers across the country. "With tight marketing budgets being the new normal, we've responded to requests from our customers for a lower cost, smaller footprint than that of our Junior Plinko Boards. Our new Mini-Plinko is easy to ...

Chasing Arrows Live at Peabody's

2010-10-14
Chasing Arrows will be performing live on Thursday, November 11, 2010 at 6:30pm at Peabody's in Virginia Beach, Virginia in support of their latest CD, Life on Hold. Chasing Arrows will be performing at Peabody' with DBS, Matt Mason and Chek an da Family. Chasing Arrows is a group of like-minded musicians that have integrated varied musical influences into a seamless dynamic whole. They have played the last several years up and down the East Coast for numerous enthusiastic audiences while sharing the stage with many notable acts including The Plain White T's, Carbon ...

Paragon Software Introduces NTFS and HFS+ for Android, Eliminating all Interoperability Barriers Between Windows or Mac PCs and Android-based Mobile and Multimedia Devices

2010-10-14
Paragon Software Group (PSG), the technology leader in innovative mobile device and embedded system solutions, today announced the addition of Paragon NTFS and HFS+ for Android to its series of universal file system drivers created to tackle the incompatibilities of multimedia systems with NTFS or HFS+ formatted portable storage devices. Paragon NTFS and HFS+ for Android provides a stable, high-performance solution to the challenges of developing embedded systems using the open-source Android platform, such as the design and manufacture of next-generation handheld media ...

AJ Ackerman Debuts New Web Site and Social Media Tools to help sell more Cape Coral Real Estate

2010-10-14
AJ Ackerman, a part of the Randy Peska & Parters Team at Century 21 Sunbelt, announces the debut of his new web site and social media tools for buyers and sellers. The site, http://www.ackermanswfl.com, features some unique and useful tools to assist people in the process of buying or selling a home. One of the features on the Home page of the site is a "Free search like a Realtor access to the local MLS" tool. This feature allows anyone using the site to access the same MLS information that Realtors use. Both of these features have been designed to help property owners ...

Fort Worth League of Neighborhood Associations to Release Report on the State of Natural Gas Pipelines in the City

2010-10-14
The Fort Worth League of Neighborhood Associations (FWLNA), an umbrella organization representing the interests the city's neighborhoods and residents, will present the findings of its yearlong study into the state of natural gas pipelines in Fort Worth with a public meeting Thursday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. The presentation will be held in the Fellowship Hall at University Christian Church, 2720 S. University Drive. The event is open to the public and the media. "Natural gas drilling in an urban setting has been a complex issue for the people and neighborhoods of Fort Worth," ...

TempleTouch Thermometers When Kids Get Sick, What's a Working Mom to Do?

2010-10-14
A recent survey of 324 mothers who work full-time (and are also "mommy bloggers") was conducted in September 2010 by TempleTouch thermometers. The subject of the survey was to find out what working mothers do about their jobs when their children become sick. Key Findings: • In this economy, working mothers feel more pressure to go to work rather than stay home with their sick children • 60% of working moms are given less than seven sick days per year by their employer - and 56% of working moms don't use those days for themselves. Instead, they stay home to take ...

MitzvahMarket.com Features Real Kids Making A Real Difference

2010-10-14
Our children are growing up surrounded by excessive violence, exposure to hate and questionable role models, yet many of them are making a positive mark on the world through their creative and effective "Mitzvah Projects." According to the dictionary, a "Mitzvah" is any good or praiseworthy deed. Many children are required to come up with a Mitzvah Project as part of their Bar/Bat Mitzvah rite of passage, but many are doing "Mitzvahs" before, during and even after their official Bar/Bat Mitzvah celebration. Kids are effective agents of change when they put their ...

Carl Velleno Appointed Director of Spa, Recreation and Guest Services at the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina

2010-10-14
The Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa & Marina has announced the appointment of Carl Velleno as the new director of spa, recreation and guest services. In his new position, Velleno will oversee all operations at the property's eco-friendly and award-winning Blue Marble Spa, in addition to the concierge staff and recreation department. "Carl has a long history of spa and recreation experience at multiple Hyatt hotels," said Mohsen Khaleghi, general manager at the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina. "His 11 years of practice along with his passion for wellness and overall ...

likeZEBRA Gives Everclear Fans the VIP Treatment

2010-10-14
Indie music network likeZEBRA is amped to announce legendary band Everclear as its featured Artist of the Week beginning October 12, 2010. Spotlighting one inspirational independent artist or group each week, likeZEBRA welcomes Everclear as the ultimate confirmation that independent success rocks. likeZEBRA will also join the band at their highly-anticipated show at Columbia City Theater in Seattle on October 15, 2010, for an exclusive video interview. As a result, fans will be able to indulge in recorded backstage footage and a special bonus track available exclusively ...

Alliance New Hire Announcement: Michael Beach

2010-10-14
Alliance Manufacturer Representatives would like to announce the recent hiring of Mr. Michael Beach. Michael joins Alliance's Outside Sales Team with 20 years of sales experience. Michael has spent his entire career as a manufacturer representative. In 2008 his talent was noticed by a leading hydrotherapy company, who named him National Sales Manager. Michael held this position for two years before deciding to return to his representative roots with Alliance. Michael will be responsible for the state of Arkansas. In addition to his accounts in Arkansas, he will ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

Killing cancer cells with RNA therapeutics

Mechanism-guided prediction of CMAS corrosion resistance and service life for high-entropy rare-earth disilicates

Seeing the unseen: Scientists demonstrate dual-mode color generation from invisible light

Revealing deformation mechanisms of the mineral antigorite in subduction zones

I’m walking here! A new model maps foot traffic in New York City

AI model can read and diagnose a brain MRI in seconds

Researchers boost perovskite solar cell performance via interface engineering

‘Sticky coat’ boosts triple negative breast cancer’s ability to metastasize

James Webb Space Telescope reveals an exceptional richness of organic molecules in one of the most infrared luminous galaxies in the local Universe

The internet names a new deep-sea species, Senckenberg researchers select a scientific name from over 8,000 suggestions.

UT San Antonio-led research team discovers compound in 500-million-year-old fossils, shedding new light on Earth’s carbon cycle

Maternal perinatal depression may increase the risk of autistic-related traits in girls

Study: Blocking a key protein may create novel form of stress in cancer cells and re-sensitize chemo-resistant tumors

HRT via skin is best treatment for low bone density in women whose periods have stopped due to anorexia or exercise, says study

Insilico Medicine showcases at WHX 2026: Connecting the Middle East with global partners to accelerate translational research

From rice fields to fresh air: Transforming agricultural waste into a shield against indoor pollution

University of Houston study offers potential new targets to identify, remediate dyslexia

Scientists uncover hidden role of microalgae in spreading antibiotic resistance in waterways

Turning orange waste into powerful water-cleaning material

Papadelis to lead new pediatric brain research center

Power of tiny molecular 'flycatcher' surprises through disorder

Before crisis strikes — smartwatch tracks triggers for opioid misuse

Statins do not cause the majority of side effects listed in package leaflets

UC Riverside doctoral student awarded prestigious DOE fellowship

UMD team finds E. coli, other pathogens in Potomac River after sewage spill

New vaccine platform promotes rare protective B cells

Apes share human ability to imagine

Major step toward a quantum-secure internet demonstrated over city-scale distance

Increasing toxicity trends impede progress in global pesticide reduction commitments

Methane jump wasn’t just emissions — the atmosphere (temporarily) stopped breaking it down

[Press-News.org] Guide by Cell Mobile Audio Tour Lends Fresh Insight to University Sculpture Garden
Guide by Cell has provided a cell phone audio tour for the Weatherspoon Art Museum outdoor sculpture garden, located at The University of North Carolina, Greensboro.