Monthly Archives: August 2009

Author: Amit Museums collect and care for objects of scientific, artistic, or historical importance and make them available for public viewing through exhibits that may be permanent or temporary. Large museums are located in major cities throughout the world and … Continue reading →

DISCLAIMER Updated Wednesday 17th June 2009 8.00pm Sydney Time. Love For Life does not support harm doing in any shape or form. However, we are supporters of free speech and post articles, documentaries, etc, that represent a wide cross section … Continue reading →

Composed by I Dewa Putu Berata and Choreographed by Emiko Saraswati Susilo for Gamelan Sekar Jaya’s 30th Annniversary Season (2009). Featuring 8 Dancers (Nyoman Wenten, Emiko Saraswati Susilo, Kompiang Metri-Davies, I Made Moja, Sean Aquino, Alice Terry, Rose Nisker, and … Continue reading →

Mel Katz at his March 2009 show Of all of Portland’s many longstanding art world figures, none commands the respect of younger generations more than Mel Katz. He’s an impressive sculptor who hasn’t grown so comfortable with his reputation that … Continue reading →

Another iNACOL item, this one from the forums yesterday.Free Post-Conference Workshop on New Generation Online, Mobile & Blended Learning Content Management Trends, Needs, Standards, Solutions & Case StudiesGiunti Labs, with the contribution of iNACOL and IMS, will deliver a post-event … Continue reading →

H ere on the Creative Bliss channel we like to shed light upon all things creative–especially when that creativity comes from fellow mothers trying to juggle children, households and careers. We appreciate and respect the time it takes to express … Continue reading →

The Boston History Museum, planned in 2005 and estimated to cost 124 million dollars, will be the home of the history of Boston and Massachusetts. Ranging from the birth of Boston and its evolution, to the history of the many … Continue reading →

many of you know that when i describe the refuge i use words like “messy, chaotic, honest, uncomfortable, unpredictable.” it is so funny to me, looking back on the past 3 ½ years how the world that i came from … Continue reading →

Filed under: Arts and Culture , Japan , Philippines , Germany , United Kingdom , Jamaica , United States , Brazil Music has a way of taking you on a journey. Like any great trip, the songs that inspire us … Continue reading →

Despite the numerous blogs and previews that have come out for NBA Live 10 recently there is still a lot to learn about the game. That remains the case even with the release of the official fact sheet. Some of … Continue reading →