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The need for Financial Literacy among populations is not a new one. Former US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has identified it and currently Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump are arguing it is pivotal to the future success of nations. The message appears to be going unheeded in the places where decisions are made governments. …
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Bored of the classic mahogany and teak in your dining room and looking for modern furniture ideas? Here’s a good place to begin. Functional Art Or Modern Furniture? The 1900s spawned a group of designers who began to break away from bulky traditional wooden furniture, towards styles more suited for smaller urban living spaces. These …
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Art classes can be fun for kids of all ages but some art classes are defined to truly inspire and challenge the artist in your child. If your little one expresses interest in pursuing a career in art, it is important to find art courses which teach several techniques that will help your child pursue …
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Bonsai is the Japanese art of growing miniature trees by restricting the growth of the plant through various pruning and cultivating techniques. As part of the growing technique (aka the training process), future Bonsai trees are grown in containers/trays to limit root growth and provide easy access for pruning or shaping the plant as desired. …
I know this sounds a bit extreme, but will reborn baby dolls take over for the real thing? If you have children yourself, then you know what I mean. Any parent who has stayed up all night with a sick kid, then puts on a happy face and goes off to work the next day, …
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Considered the most popular acoustic brand in the world, the successful Alvarez line has not always had it easy, as noted by their history. Today, however, these attractive and warm sounding guitars are a major part of the instrument industry and demand respect. That respect, however, cannot be measured by any one feature that the …
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Frida Kahlo, born on July 6, 1907, was an incredibly strong woman and an internationally recognized Mexican painter. She was married to a Mexican painter Diego Rivera, whose artistry she admired. Her work used to carry a competent blend of the Mexican and European cultures. Most of her paintings were self-portraits (55 out of 143), …
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Almost half of your shots are played with only one club: the putter. Yet strangely we practice putting less and spend less money on putters. Selecting the right club from the line of Technica putters can help you lower your scores. Selecting a Grip Pick a Technica putter grip to your putting style and the …
Spatialism – The History In 1946, famous Argentinean sculptor and painter Lucio Fontana (1899-1968), came up with a novel art style, called Spatialism or Movimento Spaziale. This art movement was a contemporary to the Abstract Expressionism of the United States. The philosophy behind Spatialism was dispelled through its manifesto titled ‘Manifesto Blanco,’ which discussed the …
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Zen Buddhism is an offshoot of Chinese Buddhism, which developed in the 7th century AD. Zen is a philosophic school, which teaches one how to transcend human suffering through meditation. Its primary principles are non-violence and non-attachment. It is believed that the development of the Japanese tea ceremony called the Way of Tea was extensively …
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