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Knowledge is power . (Francis Bacon , British philosopher ) Last July 26, Her Royal Highness Princess Rashidah Sa'adatul Bolkiah, the eldest daughter of Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin Waddaulah, celebrated her birthday at the Istana Sports Club. And a Pinay celebrity was invited to cvbnvk,j;op-[i9otyujgf sing—Iya Villania, who rendered her versions of "Love Song," "Bad Romance," "Love Story," "Money Honey," "Smile" and "Last Dance." Other invited guests were two popular film actors from Indonesia, Joshua and Dimas.
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Talking about her experience, Iya related, "Performing for the Royal Family was something that I never even considered adding to my list of things to achieve, because it just seemed so fictitious and unattainable a goal for me. "It was an experience that had me questioning why and how I could've been so lucky to be there.
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I had to keep on telling myself that I was in the same table as the Royal Family because it was just so make believe, and to be able to converse and laugh with them really made it both so unreal and real at the same time. It's definitely an experience that I'll never forget, even if I tried too." The intimate barbecue dinner party was attended by bnvjhlpio0-p89uioktyhujgf the Crown Prince HRH Al-Muhtadee Billah, the successor to the Sultan, and his wife HRH Princess Sarah.
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Of course, the celebrator's husband HRH Yang Amat Mulia, and her brother HRH Prince Malik were also present. After her performance, the 24-year-old star received a gift from the Princess: a limited edition of Louis Vuitton, which is priced at 4,000 U.S. dollars or roughly 180,000 pesos! She also had the chance to visit the Empire Hotel, the famous Water Village, and some of the malls and mosques, with the members and friends of the Royal Family. LAST WEEK, world-class and renowned super chic in-demand luxury icon Louis Vuitton chose Cosmo Manille to inaugurate their awesome Trunks & Toys Exhibition, a regional show to celebrate savoir faire and craftsmanship, dahlings.
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The exhibit was followed with cocktails on 3/L, Gallery ngueirtkfjdxh of Greenbelt 5 mall. Debonaire president of Louis Vuitton Asia-Pacific, Jean Baptiste Debains jetted in from Hong Kong with LV’s amiable Raphael Gerard from Paris, curator of Heritage, As WoW loads, I start to look forward to doing my jewelcrafting and fishing dailies. I wait in anticipation as the loading screen vanishes to rush over and see if I can find the jewel in the sewer or have to fight five other people for the dirty wine glasses in Dalaran.
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Over 150 of the social set were breezing all over and admiring the fab items from LV while learning that “the trunk exhibition is designed to inspire the fusing of the old and new by contrasting nostalgia and today’s ethos of edgy design, realized by reworking the distinctive fa?ade of Louis Vuitton concept stores around the world,” explained cyber smart and stylish Rhea de Vera, LV Philippines brand director, dahlings. The 10 well-preserved boxes from Louis Vuitton Museum in Asnieres, Paris were the biggest eye-catchers which had some of the oldest ones dating back to, would you believe, circa 1880. This current exhibition brought together toys,
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Grasslands at the Aviary Grasslands at the Aviary

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A trail follows simple rope railings that present a shared environment feeling between visitors and free-flying birds. You will enjoy watching and discovering exquisite birds as they flit in and out and sometimes hides amongst the various foliage and vegetation natural to their habitat. The sounds of twittering and colorful finches, doves and more produce a birds paradise that welcomes the visitors to step into their world.

Families will love this exhibit…there’s something for all age groups to enjoy at the National Aviary.

While you’re there, learn about the unique life sustained in grassland habitats and the importance of these rapidly disappearing areas to the balance of nature.
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The Society for Contemporary C The Society for Contemporary Craft

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The Society for Contemporary Craft has presented contemporary art in craft media by international, national and regional artists since 1971. It offers exhibitions of multicultural diversity and of non-mainstream art. They also offer classes, community outreach programs, free to the public exhibitions and family friendly hands-on art activities..

Main Gallery exhibit is Fiberart International 2010 (April 16 - August 22, 2010)

Fiberart International was organized by the Fiberarts Guild if Pittsburgh, Inc. it is held every three years and features 85 works that push the boundaries of fiber art. Twenty-two pieces were produced by artists living outside of the US. This is an exceptional exhibit for example Lori Lope Pelish’s, “We Were All There” Appears to be a tapestry, but upon getting close to it you see that is a patch work of materials (think quilt.)

This is a great venue for groups and for families…the adults will enjoy the exhibits and gift shop, while the children can visit the “drop-in studio” to make a piece of art of their own creation.

The SCC is also a great place to rent for your next event not only does this provide a unique venue for your guests, but the rental fees support SCC’s free exhibitions and community programs.

Operating hours are Tuesday through Saturday-10am to 5pm (Mondays by appointment)

Admission to exhibition is free to the public. Call or visit website for class fees.
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Pittsburgh Glass Center Pittsburgh Glass Center

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A visit to Pittsburgh Glass Center is an unforgettable and educational experience for everyone. PGC offers tours and hands-on experiences in its state-of-the-art studios and contemporary glass gallery. The tour of PGC included See a glassblowing demonstration up close from start to finish. One of the artists gathered, shaped and blew with amazing skill a beautiful work of art. Paige explained that the next step would be putting the item in an oven to slowly cool the artwork over night and ready the next day. We also learned about Pittsburgh's rich history in glass and walked through a contemporary glass art exhibition.

The PGC has events scheduled throughout the year such as “Make-It-Now” This event features family focused hands-on glass activities for all ages. It is an opportunity to try glass making "on the spot" in 20 minutes or less. No experience required. Another is “Open Houses” This is a free open house or opening reception featuring heat defying acts of art including live glass blowing and flame working demonstrations.

This venue will be enjoyed by all ages and group tours.
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Bost Museum and Pump House Bost Museum and Pump House

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The Bost Building was built in 1892 as a hotel and served as the temporary headquarters for the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers during the Homestead Lockout and Strike. The first floor is being used for a gift shop, but through the door to your left you will find a model and layout of the Homestead Works and the amount of land it was built on.

Two rooms in the building have been restored to the way they looked in 1892, with original floorboards and period reproduction wallpaper. One room tells the story of the Homestead Strike; the other contains photographs that chronicle the restoration of the building from dilapidation through its opening as the Rivers of Steel Visitors Center.

Recently added to the restored rooms is a computer kiosk displaying an exciting documentary on the Battle of Homestead. Using archival footage, photographs and documents, this film allows you to learn about history on the site where it occurred. There are self guided tours as well as docent tours to learn first hand of the trials steel workers and family faced and how they coped with life.

The Homestead Room has a permanent exhibit displaying artifacts and art work specifically related to the Homestead Works. The centerpiece of the exhibit is a 23.5' long model of the Homestead Works that originally stood in the General Office Building of the mill.

President Franklin Roosevelt launched a program to place murals and sculptures in post offices across the country.To coincide with the national 75th anniversary of the New Deal, The State Museum of Pennsylvania brings together these same artworks for the first time with a special exhibition. These murals show different walks of life during the period of the steel mill era.

Located in the Waterfront, site of the former Homestead Works, the Pump House was the site of the battle between workers and the Pinkerton Detective agents during the 1892 Homestead Lockout and Strike. The site has been renovated for use as an interpretive space. The Pump House is located at 880 E. Waterfront Drive, Munhall. It contains pictures of the past eras as well as mill relics of the time.

This is an exciting and interesting tour, anyone even the slightest bit curious about the steel mill industry will learn new information or jar an old memory of someone in your family.

Great for the entire family and groups.


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Due to the State budget impasse, our office and museum will be closed Friday through Sunday until further notice. We regret this inconvenience to our members and patrons. Please urge your State Representative to restore funding to the Heritage Parks Program
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Science Center & Sports Works Science Center & Sports Works

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Welcome to indoor play and education land! Where else can you find out how much you weigh on the moon or Mars? Get up close and personal with the robot from Lost in Space and look into the eyes of C3PO from the Star Wars Epic? The robotics exhibit is amazing with lots of hands on interaction to keep you, your spouse and children entertained for hours. I personally took a liking to the robot playing basketball, picking up balls and doing different shots that ended up being nothing but net every time...well it did miss one shot, hey even a robot isn't perfect.

A trip to the Carnegie Science Center is not complete without a stop at the miniature railroad with its life like towns and townspeople. A miniature Fallingwater has been added that images the real thing, the eye catcher for me is the amusement park with it's little tiny Ferris Wheel and various rides.

There is so much to do at the Science Center that you need to schedule a full day to take it all in.

Still if you need to burn off more energy drop in to the New Sports Works, where you can ride a simulator, a unicycle and test your pitching and wall climbing skills.

After a day at the Science Center everyone will be tired but satisfied. Get your heads together and pick a date to spend a fun day playing while you learn.
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Photo Antiquities Photo Antiquities

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Photo Antiquities is a treasure of photography located on the north side of Pittsburgh. Bruce educated Ron and me on the stages and the ABC's of photography describing the different stages of development before film and after. The old time assortment of viewers for the pictures were a treat, some made the photos appear in 3-D, some made the pictures appear in color. The historic photos though out the museum are truly worth every inch of space.

The photos themselves show all walks of life, with images of people from all colors of the rainbow. We were shown an old fashion photography room with a sky light used to light up the subjects and then on to the current exhibit which is "Pittsburgh Shantytown".

What's a shantytown? Shantytowns were depression villages between Penn and Liberty Avenues. They were sometimes called a "Hooverville. "Hoovervilles sprang up across America in the 1930"s. They took their name from President Herbert Hoover who was in office when th "Great Depression" began. Here you will find men, women and children living in homemade 'houses constructed of box wood and lumber, these proud people would not accept free funds from the government. Sometimes they became tourist attractions and any donation given became part of the community chest and was shared by all the dwellers.

In the gift shop area most of the historic photos copies are sold along with other souvenir items, in this area also are scads of old movie cameras, instant cameras, cameras you had as a child…like the Kodak swinger and the brownie.

Ron pointed out that there is only one other photo museum of this sort located in New York. We have a great treasure here you don’t want to miss it.

Group tours are encouraged to tour the museum and it holds items to please all age groups

Photo Antiquities Museum is a pleasure to visit.
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Guess who came back after 250 Guess who came back after 250 years?

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George Washington!
From February 19 through July 18, 2010 the Senator John Heinz History Center Presents: Discover the Real George Washington: New Views from Mount Vernon.
The exhibition features highlights from Mount Vernon's collection of the man himself, revealing his personal achievements, his family, and entrepreneurial skills.
Lose yourself in the times...observe full-scale figures of Washington, a model of Fort Necessity displaying all the action of battle with minute details such as fallen men,horses and cannons.

The model of Mount Vernon is facinating in detail and takes you on a mental visit to The Washington's estate with its grand gardens, bowling greens and buildings.

To help you get better aquainted with this man, on display are many of his and Martha's personal items. Of the most personal items is the original set of Washington's dentures, made of ivory, human teeth and animal teeth, and his lock of hair encased in a cameo.

The family bible stands encased in the area where the Washington's Family Pew from Pohick Church has been installed. Though the bible contains the hand written recorded birth by his mother the bible is not opened on the genealogy page due to rotation of the pages for preservation. There will be a copy of the genealogy page on display when the exhibit opens.

The copper distillery and model grist mill reminds us of the business and entrepreneur side of our first president. What's a party without rye whiskey?

The maintence of running his home and business was done with the use of slaves a practice common all over the world in those days of history. Washington showed compassion to "those he owned" and released them from bondage upon his death.

Make some time to view this exhibit with your family and friends and enter a world of a fourth grade history class brought to you in living color by the Senator John Heinz History Center.
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Particulate Behaviors Particulate Behaviors

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FREE exhibit at the 707 Penn Gallery "Particulate Behaviors" from 1/8/10-2/20/10!

New works by Anjali Srinivasan

Particle of matter, pixel, point in space, gesture. The exhibit explores the threshold of olfactory sensation, optical phenomena and participatory environments, through installations and ojects of spice, glass and emergent technologies.
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Whales I Tohora Whales I Tohora

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Through 5/2/10, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History has the privilege of hosting the "Whales | Tohorā" exhibit. Come check it out!

For centuries, whales have captured the imagination. People have marvelled at them, hunted them, and passionately protected them. Now you have an opportunity to explore the world of these amazing sea creatures, through a unique blend of science and storytelling.

"Tohorā" is the Māori word for "whale;" the Māori are the indigenous people of New Zealand. Whales | Tohorā presents stories from conservationists, scientists, whalers, and even whale riders. There is an animated film of the legendary Pacific islander Tinirau and his pet whale – a story of treachery and revenge. There are tales of extraordinary encounters with whales, and of whale strandings.

The exhibition presents a rich assortment of objects from Te Papa's whale collection – one of the largest in the world. Skeletons over 54 feet (18 meters) long are displayed, along with fossils, models, and specimens from many whale species. Beautiful taonga (cultural treasures) made from highly prized whale bone and whale teeth give evidence of the revered status of these animals.
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Unnatural Rubber Unnatural Rubber

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Another great and unique exhibit at the Andy Warhol Museum. Unnatural Rubber runs through 1/31/10 this exhibit commemorates the 100th anniversary of the invention of synthetic rubber. The LANXESS Corporation, the world’s leading manufacturer of this all-important product, has commissioned The Warhol to organize the Unnatural Rubber competition.

The Warhol invited 15 contemporary international artists to submit project proposals for a new work of art to be fabricated from synthetic rubber. A jury of experts in the fields of science and contemporary art selected the winner of the $75,000 prize. View this new winning work of synthetic rubber as well as the 15 participants’ competition submissions. Hank Willis Thomas and Ryan Alexiev – winning artists.
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Transformation7: Contemporary Transformation7: Contemporary Works in Wood, the Elizabeth R. Raphael Founder’s Prize

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Another FREE exhibit at the Society for Contemporary Craft: Transformation 7: Contemporary Works in Wood, the Elizabeth R. Raphael Founder's Prize. This exhibition includes the works of 26 contemporary artists.

Established in 1997, in honor of founder Elizabeth Rockwell Raphael, the $5,000 cash award recognizes excellence in the field of contemporary craft and is presented biennially, in conjunction with a juried exhibition, purchase award, video and catalog.

As with the past six exhibitions, this show continues the theme of transformation. In addition to the prize winner, Christian Burchard, Transformation 7 also features the work of 25 finalists who are using an amazing range of techniques and materials, forms rooted in traditional craft materials and processes, as well as art the explores relationships between craft and painting, or sculpture and installation.
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Tough Art- Children's Museum o Tough Art- Children's Museum of Pittsburgh

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Through 1/10/10, The Children's Museum is displaying "Tough Art"

This annual exhibit showcases interactive pieces created by four artists-in-residence that are tough enough to withstand kid handling. With this year's featured projects you can communicate with squirrels, make music out of magnets, journey through a tunnel of braided fabric and climb a podium to voice your views.

Bring the kids and test it out!

Free with general admission.
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The World at Our Doorstep: Mel The World at Our Doorstep: Melissa Farlow and Randy Olson

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Through 1/2/10, the Silver Eye Center for Photography is featuring Melissa Farlow and Randy Olson's "The World at Our Doorstep."

Pittsburgh’s Melissa Farlow and Randy Olson have chronicled the world as long-time contributors to National Geographic magazine. This is the award-winning couple’s first major exhibition and features 50 large-scale color images from assignments published between 2003 and 2009.

Come check it out!
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Palm Springs Modern: Photograp Palm Springs Modern: Photographs by Julius Shulman

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The Carnegie Museum of Art is proud to display: Palm Springs Modern: Photographs by Julius Shulman, running through 1/31/2010.

The exhibit offers a tour of the mid-century architecture and stylish lifestyles of Palm Springs. It features 100 original photographs by renowned Los Angeles–based photographer Julius Shulman of houses designed by iconic Modernist architects, such as Richard Neutra – who designed the Kaufmann House, designed as a winter residence for Edgar J. Kaufmann Sr. – Albert Frey, and John Lautner.
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Lincoln: The Constitution and Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War and Lincoln Slept Here exhibit

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There's no excuse to miss this one! See the Lincoln exhibit before it's gone on January 3, 2010 at The Heinz History Center. For only $5 on January 2 and 3rd, you can see the exhibit! That's HALF the usual cost!

Get up-close-and-personal with our nation's 16th president! Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War and Lincoln Slept Here shows how Lincoln shaped the nation through dozens of unique Lincoln artifacts, more than 100 photographs, and a variety of interactive activities.
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Harmony in Wood: Furniture of Harmony in Wood: Furniture of the Harmoney Society

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Visit historic Old Economy Village by the end of this year to view Harmony in Wood: the Furniture of the Harmony Society. Admission to the site, includes the exhibit.

The exhibit complements a soon to be published book of the same title, written by Dr. Zimmerman, that examines Harmonist furniture and the Society that produced it. "Harmonist furniture is unsurpassed in the way it connects us to this community and the past in general,” said Dr. Zimmerman. “The variety of furniture forms that survive, their design and their materials express Harmony Society values and evoke many dimensions of its early life and culture."

Learn more about the exhibit and the Harmony Society at Old Economy Village!
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Yinz Play; All Things Fun Abou Yinz Play; All Things Fun About the 'Burgh

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Come to the Children's Musem for Yinz Play! Running through 6/6/10, bring the family and learn about Pittsburgh!

From the landscape forged by its steely history to its one-of-a-kind phrases and signature sandwich, Pittsburgh is truly a unique city. Come celebrate all things Pittsburgh in this interactive exhibit play with Pittsburghese, repair one of the infamous bridges, design your own fireworks display, help build a large-scale model of the city, make Warhol-esque silkscreens, create your own wacky sandwich and much more. It's time for your Pittsburghification!
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roboworld roboworld

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Have you been to the Carnegie Science Center yet to see roboworld? The world's largest permanent robotics exhibition is in your own backyard! Learn how 'bots sense, think, and act and explore dozens of interactive exhibit stations in this one-of-a-kind robotics experience.And don't msis the Robot Hall of Fame!

Adults: $8
Kids & Seniors: $6
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Miniature Railroad & Village Miniature Railroad & Village

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Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece is the new addition in the Carnegie Science Center's Miniature Railroad & Village, now reopen for its 88th season.

Take a walking tour of western Pennsylvania at the legendary Miniature Railroad & Village®, open for its 88th season. Hundreds of wonderfully realistic animated scenes bring the turn of the 20th century to life. A one-of-a-kind, hand-built scale model of Forbes Field is the latest gem added to this historic display. More than a year in the making, the historically-accurate model of the Pittsburgh landmark is nearly identical to the stadium configuration from opening day, June 30, 1909. The opening game between the Pirates and Chicago Cubs is recreated on the miniature field with a sold-out crowd of nearly 35,000 spectators in the stands. See all your favorite models and animations, from Punxsutawney Phil at Gobbler’s Knob to Pittsburgh’s historic inclines.

The Miniature Railroad & Village is one of Pittsburgh's premiere holiday attractions for good reason, and welcomes more than 365,000 visitors each year. The layout is 83' by 30' in length and encompasses an entire room. Four Lionel trains and one trolley can operate at the same time on five tracks. Over 22 electronics and software drive the display's miniature lights, animations and trains. Currently, the Miniature Railroad & Village exhibit features more than 250,000 hand-made trees, 98 animations, and dozens of models including Forbes Field, Luna Park, and the Sharon Steel Mill.

Each year new attractions are added to the Miniature Railroad & Village by the staff at the Carnegie Science Center. Generally, they debut each November in time for the holiday season. New additions include an operating railroad yard, roundhouse and turntable, trestle and tunnel, Luna Park archway and a Gulf oil station
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