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   						a(href="http://twitter.com/experimonth") @experimonth
  -					p Beck created experimonth as a way to redefine her new year’s resolutions in 2008.  She now leads their design and development as her full-time job.
  +					p Beck created experimonth as a way to redefine her new year’s resolutions in 2009.  She now leads their design and development as her full-time job.
   					
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   					h6.name-and-title Elizabeth Fleming
  
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  				p Experimonth started in January of 2009 as a way to redefine New Years Resolutions. Its roots are of habit-making and self-awareness. In April of 2011, it was brought to the Museum of Life and Science as a way to co-create a fun experience with a local researcher, <a href="http://francesulmanphd.com/">Frances Ulman, Ph.D.</a>  The experiment went well and it's been an evolving model of public participation in scientific research ever since. While it's changed a lot in the last five years, Experimonth remains true to its origins as a way to know oneself better and try new things.
  				
  				p Experimonths generally start with a relationship between a museum and a local expert (scientists, artists, historians, etc.).  Together, an experience is crafted that challenges participants to do something everday for a month. The requirements for this challenge are generally: 
  				
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  					li It must be interesting to do.
  
negative.code: 					h6.name-and-title Troy Livingston
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  						a(href="http://twitter.com/troybur") @troybur
  					p Troy is a seasoned experimonther and also its number one champion, making space for Beck and Elizabeth to play with the idea at the museum.
  
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  					h6.name-and-title Ben Schell
  