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What Lesser-Known Artifacts Can Be Found in Phuket's Museums?
Phuket is one of the oldest cities in Thailand and has a colourful and captivating history. Owing to its location on trading routes between India and China, Phuket has faced many foreign influences. In the early sixteenth century, Phuket was marked to be a major source of tin, attracting Europeans to its shores, and it went through periods of Portuguese, French, and British authority. The myriad of people and cultures that have passed through Phuket have each left behind their mark, be it in the intricate architecture or the treasure trove of artefacts that can be found throughout the city. Here is a list of some of the lesser-known artefacts found in Phuket’s museums.
By Roshelle Fernando2 years ago in Art
CPR Saves Poet’s Life: Hell’s Kitchen Resident Urges Neighbors to Learn Life-Saving Skills
CPR Saves Poet’s Life: Hell’s Kitchen Resident Urges Neighbors to Learn Life-Saving Skills In a remarkable turn of events, a Hell’s Kitchen poet’s life was saved thanks to timely cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) performed by a quick-thinking neighbor. This life-altering experience has led the poet to advocate passionately for widespread CPR training in the community, underscoring the vital importance of life-saving skills..Learn More
By SaimSon2 years ago in Art
Journalism As Art and Theory As Art: Some Initial Similarities, Distinctions, And Comparisons To Text-Based Art
Introduction: An Art of Journalism and Theory Art If it is true that there exists an Art of Journalism—a discipline recognized for its blend of meticulous research, written expression, and impactful factual narratives—then it seems to follow that both Theory Art and Post-Theory Art may also be considered in a similar light—as art. Consider, for example, the practice of both—both forms require degrees of solitude, focus, and a deep engagement with the subject matter in order to produce works that are comprehensive within a framework and that resonate with audiences both objectively and as to additional subjective interpretation.
By Adam Daley Wilson - Conceptual Artist + Appellate Lawyer2 years ago in Art
Wanni and Onyeka F0UGHT because of Chinwe
The Big Brother's House was hot on Thursday after following the short disagreement between the twins girls and the chikas as Chinwe exchanged words with Onyeka and her sister.
By Rekiyat Isah2 years ago in Art
Automation's Role in Modern Marketing Systems
Automation's Place in Contemporary Marketing Systems Introduction In today's competitive business landscape, managing customer demands and maintaining efficient marketing operations is challenging. Traditional systems often fall short, leading to inefficiencies, inconsistent efforts, and missed engagement opportunities. Manual processes cause errors, delays, and higher costs, hindering strategic focus and resulting in lost revenue. Automation revolutionizes marketing by streamlining processes, reducing errors, and enabling consistent, personalized interactions. It enhances efficiency, accuracy, and cost savings, allowing marketing teams to focus on high-impact activities. This blog explores the benefits, applications, and best practices of implementing automation in modern marketing systems.
By scalingengine2 years ago in Art
Walking in the Rain: A Journey Through the Rock Line 2
After the first few days of our hike along the Rock Line, where rain had become our constant companion, we had grown accustomed to the dampness and the challenges it brought. The relentless downpour, which initially seemed like an adversary, had woven itself into the fabric of our journey, making every step an exploration of resilience and adaptation. However, as we ventured further into the mountains, nature had more surprises in store for us.
By Altay2 years ago in Art
What Are the Benefits of a Portfolio Management Scheme in India?
High Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs) often spend most of their time focused on making more money. But what if they could make their money work for them? A Portfolio Management Scheme (PMS) offers a way to achieve this, providing professional management and tailored investment strategies that cater to HNIs.
By disha agarwal2 years ago in Art
Work Snapshots | Blue Moon Valley
Having lived in Lijiang for quite some time, I thought I knew the area well. The charming old town, the towering Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, and the vibrant local markets had all become familiar sights. However, it wasn’t until recently, during a break from work, that I visited Blue Moon Valley for the first time. Despite its proximity to places I frequent, this stunning spot had somehow eluded me—until now.
By Altay2 years ago in Art
Why the Movie Rubinrot 2013 is My Favorite Movie and Its Unique Appeal
Rubinrot, a 2013 film based on the popular young adult novel, captivates its audience with a blend of adventure, romance, and time travel. The film stands out among many due to its engaging plot and vibrant characters, making it a personal favorite for those who appreciate a good fantasy story. With its intriguing premise of time traveling through history, it invites viewers into a world of excitement and mystery.
By oussama achouri2 years ago in Art
Why I Don't Advise Anyone to Watch the Movie Hot Girls Wanted: A Critical Review
The film "Hot Girls Wanted" attempts to unveil the realities of amateur pornography, but it often misses the mark. Many viewers find that it fails to provide an accurate or responsible representation of its subject matter. Instead, it can sensationalize the harsh experiences of those involved, leading to misconceptions about the adult film industry.
By oussama achouri2 years ago in Art
Why the Fear 1996 Is So Good: An In-Depth Analysis of Its Impact and Excellence
"Fear" (1996) stands out as a gripping thriller that effectively captures the complexities of obsession and manipulation. At its core, the film excels due to its nuanced performances, particularly by Mark Wahlberg and Reese Witherspoon, who embody the tension between safety and danger. This dynamic draws viewers into a storyline that explores the intricacies of relationships, trust, and the darker sides of love.
By oussama achouri2 years ago in Art
Why aren't Olympic gold medals made of pure gold?
The gold medals of the Olympics used to be made of pure gold, so they were called "gold medals". The first modern Olympic Games - the Athens Olympics in 1896 awarded silver and bronze medals to the winners; the Paris Olympics in 1900 awarded trophies to the winners; starting from the St. Louis Olympics in 1904, gold, silver and bronze medals were awarded to the top three athletes respectively. This medal system has also continued as an Olympic tradition.
By laopai2 years ago in Art