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pakistan hazara cultural traditional dance on dhol beats by locals
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icheon master hand
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the american museum of ceramic art is honored to present icheon: reviving the korean ceramics tradition an unprecedented exhibition organized by icheon south korea icheon has a history of ceramic culture that began over 5000 years ago and has a reputation for its internationally renowned ceramics cultural events now icheonhas reached out to an american institution for the very first time as the premiere exhibition of its kind in the united states icheon will present over 230 objects never before seen on american soil that exemplify the revival of the ceramics tradition in korea from antique techniques to contemporary innovationsicheon public opening is from october 12th- december 29th join us in welcoming icheon dignitaries as we celebrate this major exhibition on saturday november 9 2013 6:00pm8:30pmfounded in 2001 and opened in september 2004 amoca is one of the few museums in the united states devoted exclusively to ceramic art and historic innovations in ceramic technology it is located in an area abounding with ceramic history and internationally recognized clay artists from the arts and crafts movement the 60039s clay revolution and the current studio pottery era geographically the building is located in an urban downtown district where art is an important element of the continuing and successful community revitalization program the home community consists of a rich ethnic mix and a large academic constituency with approximately fifteen institutions of higher learning within an eight-mile radiusyou can visit http:wwwamocaorg for more information

george saliba on the decline of islamic science
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george saliba is professor of arabic and islamic studies in the department of middle east and asian studies at columbia university he is the author of the book quotislamic science and the making of the european renaissance quotabout the book quotislamic science and the making of the european renaissance quot :-the islamic scientific tradition has been described many times in accounts of islamic civilization and general histories of science with most authors tracing its beginnings to the appropriation of ideas from other ancient civilizationsthe greeks in particular in this thought-provoking and original book george saliba argues that contrary to the generally accepted view the foundations of islamic scientific thought were laid well before greek sources were formally translated into arabic in the ninth century drawing on an account by the tenth-century intellectual historian ibn al-nadm that is ignored by most modern scholars saliba suggests that early translations from mainly persian and greek sources outlining elementary scientific ideas for the use of government departments were the impetus for the development of the islamic scientific tradition he argues further that there was an organic relationship between the islamic scientific thought that developed in later centuries and the science that came into being in europe during the renaissance saliba outlines the conventional accounts of islamic science then discusses their shortcomings and proposes an alternate narrative using astronomy as a template for understanding the progress of science in islamic civilization saliba demonstrates the originality of islamic scientific thought he details the innovations including new mathematical tools made by the islamic astronomers from the thirteenth to sixteenth centuries and offers evidence that copernicus could have known of and drawn on their work rather than viewing the rise and fall of islamic science from the often-narrated perspectives of politics and religion saliba focuses on the scientific production itself and the complex social economic and intellectual conditions that made it possible here are some endorsements for his bookquotgeorge saliba has for more than thirty years written some of the most original and advanced studies of the sciences in arabic in this remarkable book which he calls a historiographic essay he addresses the question of the origin of islamic science using accounts of early islamic scholars to show the essential roles of government bureaucracies the great enlargement of greek science particularly astronomy in the islamic world and new evidence for the paths of transmission of arabic science to europe shown most clearly in the work of copernicus finally saliba considers the so-called decline of arabic science showing that well into the fifteenth and even sixteenth centuries there was no decline but rather that the sciences of europe left behind the more traditional sciences not only of islamic civilization but of the entire world this is an essential book for understanding the place of science in the world of islam and its fundamental importance to the development of modern science in the western worldquot n m swerdlow department of astronomy and astrophysics the university of chicago quotsaliba039s book is essential reading for those who wish to understand the remarkable phenomenon of the 039rise039 and 039fall039 of the islamic scientific tradition his analysis takes place against the backdrop of the broader question of what produces scientific activity in a society what sustains it and enables it to flourish saliba039s singular achievement derives as much from the stimulating questions he raises as from his provocative answers his iconoclastic views will fuel scholarly debates for decades to comequot gl a russell department of humanities in medicine texas aampm university system health science center editor of the 039arabick039 interest of the natural philosophers in seventeenth-century englandhe is the author or editor of six other books in arabic and english

coins left at graves - remembering veterans
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http:wwwfacebookcommountolivetcambridgecoins left on tombstoneswhile visiting some cemeteries you may notice that headstones marking certain graves have coins on them left by previous visitors to the gravethese coins have distinct meanings when left on the headstones of those who gave their life while serving in america039s military and these meanings vary depending on the denomination of coina coin left on a headstone or at the grave site is meant as a message to the deceased soldier039s family that someone else has visited the grave to pay respect leaving a penny at the grave means simply that you visiteda nickel indicates that you and the deceased trained at boot camp together while a dime means you served with him in some capacity by leaving a quarter at the grave you are telling the family that you were with the solider when he was killedaccording to tradition the money left at graves in national cemeteries and state veterans cemeteries is eventually collected and the funds are put toward maintaining the cemetery or paying burial costs for indigent veteransin the us this practice became common during the vietnam war due to the political divide in the country over the war leaving a coin was seen as a more practical way to communicate that you had visited the grave than contacting the soldier039s family which could devolve into an uncomfortable argument over politics relating to the warsome vietnam veterans would leave coins as a quotdown paymentquot to buy their fallen comrades a beer or play a hand of cards when they would finally be reunitedthe tradition of leaving coins on the headstones of military men and women can be traced to as far back as the roman empireon november 10 2013 the freemasons of cambridge ma set out to continue this tradition at the cambridge cemeteryto all the veterans everywhere thank you for your service and the scarifices you have made and continue to make from the masons of mount olivet lodge charity lodge major general henry knox lodge and richard c malaurin lodgevideo recorded and produced by louis ciano of mount olivet lodge af amp am

gabriela mendes - the authentic voice from cape verde
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this dry arid little country has forced its people to emigrate leaving behind its heart and soulour repertoire is based on traditional rhythms that express the feelings and daily life of cape verdeans

2012 emperor of japan039s new year address
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on january 2 the japanese emperor makes 5 appearances with members of the imperial household to give a short emphasis on short speech welcoming the new yearalthough the japanese imperial system goes back well over a millenia the tradition of making public addresses to gathered crowds only dates back to after wwiii039ve been to the new years address about 4-5 times now the interview footage is from the 2009 and 2010 speeches in 2010 i bumped into fellow youtuber risumisohttp:wwwyoutubecomuserrisumisothis year however was different than previous years and the emperor made direct mention to the earthquake of march 11th and the continual suffering of those directly affected by it

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can you give it exclusive brand new video
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the brand new single from the maccabees039can you give it039 which is released on 6th july please vote for the video: http:wwwmyspacecommtvtwo the video is a documentation of tradition that takes place every year in the uk and it039s a look at one person who takes part in the event and how they get oncheck out the video and see how he gets on

amazing molten iron throwing
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amazing molten iron throwingmore dangerous festivals - this time in nuanquan china where locals hurl molten iron at a wall and sometimes on themselveswhere else to find diagonal viewfollow us on twitter: http:owly3fm14 or like us on facebook:http:owly3flugstrange talents shocking stories dangerous stuntssee it all here http:wwwyoutubecomview_play_listp=89f56b543aef7077

falcons dump gatorade on owner after clinching division title
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video -- dancing the spirit back into parched rivers -- national geographic
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after a decade-long drought aboriginal elders travel the length of australia039s murray-darling basin performing the ringbalina pilgrimage designed to 039dance039 the spirit back into the land and heal the rivers and it appears to work

sonia gandhi : have followed every indian tradition
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sonia gandhi asked those people who were leveling baseless charges against her quot right from the day i became indiraji039s daughter in law till today which indian tradition i haven039t followed as a daughter in law as a wife as a mother as a widow as an indian as a congress party member which all duties have i not performedquot

traditional making of phulkari hand made dresses by pakistani woman pakistan culture
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anthony bourdain - no reservations - korea 1:3
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brazil an amazingspectacular country
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