Also, I was of course messing. The whole goal of diet fads is to sell “glamour”, hence all the celebrity endorsements.

I was just concurring that there aren’t any shortcuts and good diet+regular exercise are the only real way to go about it. No matter how dull it is, it’s that simple and a quick-fix fad isn’t going to change your life long-term.

And spending lots of money on the latest, unproven fad supplement is “glamorous”? Nobody ever said a healthy life style would be cool or glamorous and I never implied it would be.

Back to the whole veggies+protein are good, carbs are bad and simple sugar is worse & drink at least a litre of water a day and take the stairs instead of the lift idea then.

Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame and not very glamorous either ¬.¬

Bob

A common problem for museums engaging on big refurbishment projects is that they have a grant and a short time scale, so designers are drafted in who have prior experience in museums and often the refurbishment becomes a reflection of the previous projects those designers have worked on, tweaked to fit a different space.

There is also the issue of museology emerging as a discipline worthy of consideration in its own right. This brings social history to any type of collection, allowing old museum displays and interpretation to be examined as a reflection of the broader social context of the time at which it was developed.