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Culture Territory People Environment Regions ... Economy Culture Culture in Brief Science and education Poland and the World Lifestyle Famous Poles Poland in photos CULTURE IN BRIEF The style and personality of Polish life have been shaped over a thousand years. National culture was born of influences of the Latin and the Byzantine worlds, and from a dialogue between ethnic minorities in Poland. The Poles have always welcomed foreign artists and been eager to follow what was happening in other countries. In the 19th and 20th centuries Poles' concentration on cultural development often took the place of political and economic activity. These factors contributed to the versatile character of Polish art, with all its complex nuances. Dialogue and the interpenetration of cultures have been major characteristics of Polish tradition for centuries. Customs, manners, clothes have reflected the influences of east and west. Traditional costumes worn by the gentry in the 16th and 17th centuries were inspired by rich eastern ornamental styles, including Islamic influences. Polish cuisine and social mores are another reflection of these various influences. Polish towns reflect the whole spectrum of European styles. Poland's eastern frontiers marked the boundary of the influences of Western architecture on the continent. History has not been kind to Poland's architectural monuments. However, a number of ancient edifices have survived: castles, churches and palaces, sometimes unique in the regional or European context. Some of them have been laboriously restored (the Royal Castle in Cracow), or completely reconstructed having been totally ruined in the last war (the Old Town and Royal Castle in Warsaw, the Old Town in Gdansk and Wroclaw). Kazimierz on the Vistula is an example of

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How the American Urban Design Foundation Began Noticing other countries' efforts to commemorate the Millennium by building permanent structures, Rodney Cook, Jr., had the idea to create a Millennium Monument in the United States. Mr. Cook also saw this as an opportunity to further the cause of classical architecture and renew the prospects of the area around the monument site. Since Washington, D.C. was conceived as a city of monuments and had neighborhoods in need of renewal, Mr. Cook immediately thought of locating the Millennium Monument in or near Washington. Classical Architecture: Context for the Initial Proposal The Prince of Wales at the opening of his first American school in Asheville, North Carolina. Through the early 1990s, the Prince of Wales's Institute of Architecture was one of only a few institutions in the world with a curriculum focused on classical architecture. Upon the demise of the Institute, representatives of leading architecture schools met in spring 1998 to decide how to fill the void. This ad-hoc gathering was dubbed the Hastings Council since it met in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York. The Newington- Cropsey Museum provided the venue as a courtesy to Mr. Cook, who had designed the museum building.

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"Education is an Atmosphere, a Discipline, a Life." Past Topic Notes Architecture Rob Shearer's article on "Why Study Architecture" is referred to in this study. Part 1 Some Thoughts on Architecture I've always been disinterested in American architecture. It seems we often sacrifice artistic freedom to functionality and cost. I never knew that there is a lot to learn and study in American architecture and that simply by virtue of being practical the architecture says something about us. Mulling that over, I've come to realize that some architecture is definitely art and some is definitely not, but that both types reflect on their culture and should be studied. In college, I delved into art classes, thinking deeply about art and what it means to the spirit of manthat the humanities are a large part of what being human is all about. Charlotte Mason knew this. She celebrated the humanities. She celebrated the beautiful things manmade and in nature. Many architects are artists at heart and their work can be studied as we would study a famous artist such as Van Gogh. Some cultures emphasize the beauty of architecture more than others. While you might ask yourself whether such laviousness is vain, it's impressive to see the possibilites that a building can take on.

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Archeology Religion Creeds Albanian Language Fine arts ... Balkan Fine Art Recent Publications Architecture and Urban Development The architecture heritage, so ancient in terms of origin, so various in forms during the centuries, represents an important patrimony of Albanian people. The beginning of the architecture are noted by the prehistoric dwelling houses (before 5 century BC), discovered in Dunavec (a water-side house) that belongs to the medium neolith, and in Maliq, that belongs to the late neolith. These houses were constructed upon a wood floor, rested on stakes driven vertically into the ground. The prehistoric dwelling houses are classified in three groups such as 1-Houses totally inserted in the ground (founded in Cakran); 2-Houses half-inserted in the ground (founded in Cakran); 3-Houses, on the ground, with one alcove. The fortified centres seemed to have an architectonical unity, both in terms of land location and in the planimetry solutions. Changing its role from pre-urban shelters into real urban centres, these fortifications develop their architectonic shapes and solutions as well as the construction technique. These constructions represent the prologue of the antique fortifications. Century B.C..

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Home PHOTOS The Lublin region is justly proud of being at the crossroads of European history while also being one of the most unspoilt areas of Poland. Traditional crafts, thatched houses, attractive unspoiled villages, ancient and historic monuments and a richly varied countryside provides the visitor with an intriguing insight into Poland's varied history as well as traditions. In the south of the Lublin region there are fertile Lublin uplands of the Roztocze area, cut by numerous ravines. In the north you can find the Masovia and Podlaskie lowlands covered by dense forests. Crisscrossing the region are numerous rivers of which the Vistula and Bug are the most notable. The Vistula Gorge between Kazimierz and Pulawy offers the visitor a wonderful opportunity to view the river at its scenic, whilst there are numerous other points of interest to be found, of which the section of the Bug close to the village of Serpelice should not be missed. The beautiful Poleski National Park to the north west of the region lies partly in the Leczna-Wlodawa Lake District. Several dozen lakes big and small have been preserved in their natural state offering both recreational opportunities and spectacular views. This area's varied scenary encompasses dense forests, widespread meadows and peat bogs with unusual preserved plants, a number of which can only be seen elsewhere in the nothern tundra of the Arctic Circle. The area is also an ornithologists' delight with a wide variety of birdlife.

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Weekly Digest of Belarusian News April 24, 2002 Politics and International Address of President Lukashenko to Parliament On April 23 the President of Belarus Mr. A. Lukashenko made an annual address to the Parliament. Among many other topics the President specifically described Belarusian foreign policy and indicated its priorities. He stated that during the ten years of the independence Belarus has evolved as a peaceful, stable, neutral and democratic state that is developing its relations with foreign countries and international organizations on the basis of equal and mutually beneficial cooperation. Belarus is interested in further development of its relations with other countries of Europe and in participation in the European integration processes, cooperation with the European Union, OSCE, the Council of Europe and NATO. Mr. Lukashenko stated that Belarus is interested in strengthening of the bilateral cooperation with the United States of America and is always ready for the dialog based on mutual respect and aimed on the achievement of the common goals. The President touched upon the problem of terrorism, saying that there is no place for terrorism in international relations and in life at all. He believes that should be established a new level of cooperation between the countries of the world, either large or small, that would be aimed at elimination of the terrorism and eradication of its causes (poverty, unemployment, degradation of morale, extremism, etc).

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Hard Rock Asia A quick rundown on those Hard Rocks I've been lucky enough to visit in Asia. HRH Bali, Indonesia An amazing resort located at the popular Kuta Beach area in Bali, the "Hard Rock Beach Club" hotel is the ultimate Hard Rock experience. Live music in two locations day and night, cool architecture and decor, a massive pool complete with island "beach", poolside cabanas, water slides, and a sunken bar. Other nifty features... 3 restaurants (plus the HR Cafe next door), HR Merchandise Super Store, a deli, travel services desk, business center, music store, "Stones" Spa, Kings Club lounge, day-care center, CD Recording studio, Hard Rock Radio station, and a lot more... all managed by a top-notch staff that works hard to make every aspect of your stay the best it can be. A bunch of pictures and my complete review can be found on my Beach Club Page. Dave Hard Rock Excursion #48 (October 7, 2000). HRC Bali, Indonesia A very nice dual-level property located across the street from Bali's Kuta Beach, and right next door to the incredible Hard Rock Beach Club resort hotel. The lower level is a Hard Rock Live! venue with live music nightly. I was lucky enough to be here for the festivities of their 7th anniversary, which culminated in a great live show and a menu roll-back with the cheapest prices I've ever paid for food at a HRC! Unfortunately, they didn't yet have a pin to mark the occasion, which was a really stupid oversight. The bar here has a really cool giant guitar overhead, with the "hands of God" (modeled from Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel) painted on the dome above, ready to start rockin'! Excellent service.

72. The Sunday Tribune - Spectrum - 'Art And Soul the passion that other people, other countries – in contrast no visitor to the historiccastle could have medieval surroundings the old architecture and the http://www.tribuneindia.com/2000/20000625/spectrum/art.htm

Sunday, June 25, 2000 'Art and Soul Blending the old with the new By B. N. Goswamy I EARLIER COLUMNS Picasso in Lucerne June 11, 2000 Commerce in craft May 28, 2000 The Pharaoh and the sun May 14, 2000 belonged here, to this very specific space; Inglesi could not have been commissioned to do this work by the local authorities of Gruyere, but someone there did think of the idea of having changing exhibitions – in and around the castle – of " ", as the French call it. And Inglesi’s work fitted into the spaces as if it had been made for them. Nothing seems, however, to be consistent in the image: the swaying movement of the body, and the lush orange-coloured hair, contrast starkly with her flattened, shrivelling arms; the dry branches she wields in her hands look like some medieval weapons; her doll-like form rises from, or merges into, a rocky formation even as an elegant purse is slung across her body, resting against a firm thigh. Dali-like, the painter throws out suggestions in everyone of these frames: Taurus, Aquarius, Leo, Scorpio, and the like, all partaking of the same intriguing quality, cutting across time, fitting into a new space. Quietly, efficiently

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Bibliography Other Resources and Considerations Alexander, Christopher, A PATTERN LANGUAGE I was in the University of Oregon in Eugene when Alexander and crew were working on the project that became "Pattern Language". I love the concept and the system. Bureau of Reclamation, DESIGN OF SMALL DAMS , USA, United States Department of the Interior, 1974 revised reprint Campbell, Stu, THE HOME WATER SUPPLY , USA, Garden Way Publishing, 1983, ISBN 0-88266-324-0, L.C.#: 83-1635 Day, Christopher, PLACES OF THE SOUL , Architecture and Environmental Design as a Healing Art, England, The Aquarian Press, 1993, ISBN 1 85538 305 5 Jenkins, J. C., THE HUMANURE HANDBOOK, A Guide to Composting Human Manure , USA, Jenkins Publishing, 1994, ISBN0 9644258-4-X, L.C.#: 95-94239. While the idea may be repugnant to western sensibilities, I think this may be a useful concept book. Cess pools and sewage systems are so wasteful, and actually dangerous. Leckie, Jim, Gil Masters, Harry Whitehouse, Lily Young, OTHER HOMES AND GARBAGE , USA, Sierra Club Books, 1975, ISBN 0-87156-141-7, L.C.#: 75-8913 Matson, Tim

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Castles of the World Resources Main Add Modify Rookies ... search the Database search for what you're looking for. Search Options Current time is: Mar 14, 2003 - 01:04 PM: Database contains websites. Categories: Main Architecture Sites with medieval architecture information, designs and other elated topics. Medieval swords, weapons, shields and armors. Castle models, art, oil or watercolors of castles. Castle Directory Here you can find more than 1000 links to castles to more than 35 countries around the world. Castles for Sale Castles available on the market. Cultural Events Medieval festivals, faires and cultural events related to castles and life in them. Directories Guides related to travel around castles or medieval towns. Educational Institutions, papers or sites that explores any topic related to the study and teaching of the Middle Ages and Reinaissance. Information on wine making and food related to medieval times. Also restaurants that offer Medieval food. Hotels Hotels that used to be castles and operate as hotels. Also for weddings. Kids Any material or information related to children.

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77. Jasmin Tours Syria,explore Syria - Tour Operator, Culture Tour, Tourism, Travel, war architecture (12 th century ),two circular fortresses are built inside eachothers, and a huge mote separates them. It is without doubt the castle of the http://www.jasmintours.com/exploresyria.html

Let us to help you explore Syria Aleppo Hama Plamyra Damascus ... Mari Aleppo: The capital of northern Syria, visiting the old covered market (Puzzle market) makes this city unforgettable, besides the citadel, the Khans, Churches, and bathes ( Hammam). Top Hama: The water wheels have been lifting water for thousands of years, from Orentes valley up to the village. There used to be more than 22 wheels in Hama. The unceasing sound of the water wheels plays the symphony of Syrian history. Top Palmyra: the city of a thousand columns (100 BC - 237 AD): A big oasis in the Syrian Desert, and an important station on silk road. Queen Zenobia added a lot to this town and fought against the Romans. Colonnade street, Bel Temple, Tower tombs, Underground tombs, Theater, Bath, Agoura and many others to be visited. Top Damascus: The capital city, it is considered to be the oldest continuously inhabited capital in the world, its old part is surrounded by walls and 7 gates, the great Omayyad mosque is located in the middle and Azm Palace is not far from it. The street called straight ends at the eastern gate near St. Anania's chapel and St. Paul window. Top Maaloula: An ancient Chrisian village, the people there

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Concepts and Architecture Part 3. Appendixes Appendix A. Notices This information was developed for products and services offered in the U.S.A. IBM may not offer the products, services, or features discussed in this document in other countries. Consult your local IBM representative for information on the products and services currently available in your area. Any reference to an IBM product, program, or service is not intended to state or imply that only that IBM product, program, or service may be used. Any functionally equivalent product, program, or service that does not infringe any IBM intellectual property right may be used instead. However, it is the user's responsibility to evaluate and verify the operation of any non-IBM product, program, or service. IBM may have patents or pending patent applications covering subject matter described in this document. The furnishing of this document does not give you any license to these patents. You can send license inquiries, in writing, to: IBM Director of Licensing IBM Corporation North Castle Drive Armonk, NY 10504-1785

79. Atypus Cultural Tours 18th century Rococo theatre are other highlights of tours in Prague including PragueCastle, Old town Czech classical music, Baroque architecture, Chateaus and http://www.atypus.cz/general.htm

home active tours walking biking trekking hiking ... cross country skiing cultural tours architecture castles gardens music ... photo natural tours birds flowers wildife parks ... special about us who we are why with us our guides contact us CZECH HIGHLIGHTS accomodation cost booking condition The are many noteworthy cultural monuments in bohemian and moravian lands. Some belong to castles and great estates, others are associated with universities and scientific institutions. The great baroque castles, which have disappeared in many other countries, still retain their original garden styles. Old Gothic structures, remodeled many times over the centuries, are surrounded by vast parklands modeled after the great English landscape gardens. The tour will combine visits to some of the greatest and most beautiful places in the country. Special excursions such as tasting of delicious Moravian wines or private concerts of classical or folk music add our tours special taste. Itinerary Day 1 Arrival to Vienna (there is also possibility to start programme from Prague). Programme depends on the time of arrival or on the time of transfer to the Czech Republic. Transfer to southern Moravia and stop in the small medieval town of Mikulov. We may explore town, castle and easy walk to Pavlov Hills (UNESCO biospheric reserve for its unique flora and fauna). For accommodation we may move to the capital of Moravia Brno (appr. an hour of driving) where many hotels offer good standard (3stars and 4stars hotels). We may also stay for two nights in the hotel which is rebuilt from former chateau. Welcome dinner.

80. Travel Guide Greece Hotels, Cruises, Vacation & Honeymoon Packages, Special Disc with its ruined Byzantine castle and the Monastery of Agia Markella. Nea Moni amonastery with some of the most brilliant samples of Byzantine architecture. http://www.travel-guide-greece.com/greece-guide/Chios/Chios.asp

TOP PLACES CRUISES HOLIDAY PACKAGES HONEYMOON OFFERS ... BEST DEALS VISA - PASSPORTS CURRENCY TIME WEATHER EMBASSIES TOP PLACES MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES HOLIDAY PACKAGES Land Packages ... How to get there The historical elements of Chios are as many as its beauties. Many of its traditional villages are built in medieval architectural style of incomparable beauty. The trademark of the island is the special type of lentisk resin produced by the mastic tree. This tree thrives only within the 21 mastic villages of southern Chios. Chios town is the island’s capital and main port. The island has everything, from valleys with flowers to beautiful sandy of pebble beaches. Chios town Beaches Karfas: A beautiful organized beach, which combines golden sand and shallow waters Mavra Volia: One of the most famous beaches on the island, covered in black pebbles, that came from the explosion made by Psarona volcano. Agia Fotini: A beach with black and white pebbles and blue waters that will charm you for sure. Komi: Beautiful beach with golden sun Vroulidia: Sandy beach with crystal clear waters Elinda: A beautiful bay with one of the best beaches of the island.

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