Round Museum

A clutch is clutch. What else could engage a motor and at the same time provide a connection point for power transfer? The clutch is there for you and your belt-driven tools!

03.24.24

This is a no slop game, so if you're going to shoot at that seven, then call the pocket please. Corner? Side? Aaaand every angle.... are you banking, caroming, or kissing?

03.23.24

I'm forever blowing bubbles,
Pretty bubbles in the air,
They fly so high, nearly reach the sky,
Then like my dreams they fade and die.
Fortune's always hiding,
I've looked everywhere,
I'm forever blowing bubbles,
Pretty bubbles in the air.

03.22.24

Have you picked your bucket yet? Sixty-eight men's college basketball teams and sixty-four women's teams have started into March Madness play, and like a bunch of orange balls bouncing around in a lottery bubble, in three weeks national champions will be determined. Which one will be the winning ball? Hope your bucket doesn't get busted!

03.21.24

Watch out along the trail, that rainwater runoff grate right here would not be a good place to put your foot or bike tire if you're not looking. Good thing the red Round reflector marks the spot.

03.20.24

Found that grape that got away.

03.19.24

If cinema in the Round is your thing, then experiencing the dome theater of The Universal Sphere may be for you. Hovering in a glowing nest like a spaceship in the upper lobby of the Comcast Technology Center in Philadelphia, the Sphere was developed as a free, cinematic experience by Steven Spielberg, DreamWorks Animation, Universal Destinations & Experiences, and Comcast Labs.

03.18.24

A proper pour of Guinness is a two-part pour, not one-and-done. First, hold the pint glass at a 45-degree angle and fill half full, then set it aside for a minute or two. Then, fill the rest while holding the glass straight. Why the pause? Well, the delicious dark porter requires a 'surge and settle' phase between pours to allow the dark to slowly sink beneath the creamy, white foam on top. Proper, indeed!

HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY!
03.17.24

Sometimes your looking glass bends light in ways you may not expect. A convex refractive glass will flip your view upside down, and this kaleidoscope multiplies them. So, do not use while walking or driving. Just keep both feet on the ground and you'll be OK.

03.16.24

Through the exhibition "Georgia O'Keeffe and Henry Moore: Giants of Modern Art", their lives and art are examined in parallel, presenting over 120 works together with recreations of each artist’s studio. 'Abstraction' was inspired by the spiralling forms of rams' horns. Like Moore, O'Keeffe first made a small model, then cast the sculpture in three different sizes.

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Canada

03.15.24