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Retreats recognized
AWARD-WINNING MAGAZINE. The people behind Retreats magazine were delighted to learn that the first issue of the new publication has placed third in a North American-wide contest.
Bracebridge Examiner & Gravenhurst Banner |
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Butter sculpture unveiled at State Fairgrounds
This year, the cow jumps over the moon in the dairy products building at the State Fair. The 2008 butter sculpture was unveiled Wednesday. Slideshow Discuss
WSYR 9 Syracuse |
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Konquest to Debut at MAGIC Las Vegas
Up-and-coming fashion brands Key Closet and Konquest announced today that they will exhibit at the hottest fashion event of the year: The MAGIC Marketplace in Las Vegas. Konquest and Key Closet will share over 1000-square-feet of exhibit space in the Streetwear section of the premier fashion trade event on August 24-26, and owner Michael Hong has planned a packed schedule of events for the ...
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Rock Around the Block makes its return
On Sunday, North Main Street will be filled with the sounds of Rock Around the Block, the annual festival that's a celebration of music, community and the burgeoning energy of Janesville's downtown.
The Janesville Gazette |
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Digital photography used to enhance video footage
Using Photographs to Enhance Videos of a Static Scene from pro on Vimeo. We are seeing a number of new technologies appearing to coincide with the recent SIGGRAPH 2008 event. This includes Microsoft’s update to its Photosynth software and the introduction of its Mosaic video editing tool. For Photosynth, Microsoft had the help of the University of [...]
Geek.com |
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We're living in Lutopia: See the exhibition
Artist Ben Hodson's striking work on show until end of August
Luton Today |
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We're living in Lutopia: See the exhibition
Artist Ben Hodson's striking work on show until end of August (19/08/2008 11:46:17)
Bedford Today |
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Merica's career taking off with museum move
The first sign there may be something different about Brenda Merica's museum job is the parking lot.
The Mountain Press |
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Today's top things to do in Fort Collins
Looking for something to do today? Consider these options. Art - See Cole Thompson's photo exhibit titled Ghosts of Auschwitz and Birkenau at the Cache Gallery, 215 Pine St. Gallery hours are noon to 7 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays through Aug. 30; admission is free.
The Fort Collins Coloradoan |
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Windsong set for Powassan
Michael Herman isn't a musician, but a die-hard music lover who turns his backyard into a concert venue every year. For the last three years the Powassan resident has organized Windsong Music Festival. This weekend's event celebrates the talents of several area artists who perform jazz, folk, [...]
The North Bay Nugget |
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Garden show preview at the CNE
Before the ferris wheel was turning, before any cotton candy had been spun the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) celebrated its annual Garden Show. CNE officials and gardening enthusiasts gathered ...
East York Mirror |
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Butter Statue To Become Recycled Biodiesel
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- What's better than butter? How about butter biodiesel? The butter sculpture is being unveiled at the New York State Fair on Wednesday. The nearly half-ton of butter will be converted into fuel when the fair ends.
Bayinsider |
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Garden show preview at the CNE
Before the ferris wheel was turning, before any cotton candy had been spun the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) celebrated its annual Garden Show.
Scarborough Mirror |
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August Moon Festival serves up civic lessons in addition to mooncakes
Flash, fun and festivity are hallmarks of the August Moon Festival, which has grown from a small fair to the largest Asian cultural event on the South Shore. But beneath the fanfare, are some serious organizations trying to do some serious work.
The Patriot Ledger |
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Brevard has art walk on Friday
BREVARD – The Art of Brevard galleries and art spots will host the 4th Friday Gallery Walk from 5-9 p.m. Friday.
Asheville Citizen-Times |
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Save the Date: Seattle's Art of Hospitality Silent Auction and Art Show
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Exhibit brings private eyes to public museum
GRAND RAPIDS -- Nick Nawrocki remembers being able to sit down at the Memory Diner, a fictional crime scene inside the Grand Rapids Public Museum. He was 13 when he solved the last "Whodunit?" exhibit, which allowed visitors to play detective for a day.
The Grand Rapids Press |
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Web Merchant Enlists Power Players to Fight Credit Card Fraud
Adorama, a midsize company and a leading online retailer of photography and video gear, is combating credit card fraud with help from IBM, Curbstone Corporation, an IBM Advanced Business Partner, and CardinalCommerce Corporation.
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Tyler Green's modern & contemporary art blog
In the summer of 1952, just after completing a master's degree at the University of New Mexico, Richard Diebenkorn made a quick swing through California.
Arts Journal |
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Skinner Announces Move to Marlborough, Mass.
Skinner, Inc., one of the nation's leading auction houses, today announced that it will move from its long-time Bolton, Mass. gallery to a new facility located at 274 Cedar Hill Street in Marlborough, Mass.
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First Age of Conan expansion teased News
Funcom has revealed a teaser image for the first expansion pack for its MMO Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures, which it expects to release in 2009. The concept art shows three ninja-like warriors wearing green masks with a strongly oriental look.
EuroGamer |
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Singh Is Kinng goes to Toronto festival
The Akshay Kumar-starrer will have a high profile release at the Toronto International Film Festival next month.
rediff.com |
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Environmental Excellency awards and Amateur Photography contest launches
H.E Rashid Ahmed Bin Fahad Minister of Environment and water announced the launch of the second Environmental Excellence Awards and Amateur Photography Contest in conjunction with Offshore Arabia Conference and Exhibition 2009 scheduled from 11 to 13 January 2009 at the Dubai Convention and Exhibition Center.
AME Info |
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Durham's Nasher to host Spanish art
A new exhibition at Duke University's Nasher Museum of Art examines art produced during the reign of Philip III, which the curator describes as a "missing chapter in the history of art."
ABC11 Raleigh-Durham-Fayetteville |
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Chinese Painting of the Week
In Chinese history, three people are admired as sages.
The Epoch Times |
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