High in the sky, curtains of light flicker, dip, and wave. Stories of the Aurora partners the science of why auroras occur, with the ancient myths cultures around the world first told to explain the mysterious northern lights. Enjoy stories from the Inuit, Norse, Romans, Mi’kmaq, Wabanaki, and other peoples. Find out more here- www.joangalat.com
Children, teachers, science
A Kingdom without a King and a curse upon a nation reduces the Elfies of Reign into one inch beings. Ancient Books are lost along with their Keepers and for sixteen year-old Jules Blaze, the Heir of a Keeper, all is not as it seems, as he suspects his family of hiding a dangerous secret. Learn more about this book and its author here http://emmaright.com/ YA adventure fantasy
Jingdezhen, a medium-sized city in China’s Jiangxi province also known as the Porcelain Capital of China, is well recognized for its efforts in protecting an important piece of humanity’s intangible cultural heritage. A group led by UNESCO consultant Emma Chen Hoefler, simultaneously the vice president of the folk art international organization IVO, the president of IVO China and an expert in the field on the protection of cultural artifacts with intangible value, paid a visit to Jingdezhen between the 8th and the 10th June, 2013, where she conducted field research on the city’s efforts in protecting its heritage.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/62383-jingdezhen-ancient-kiln-applies-for-place-on-world-heritage-list
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South India, the most beautiful and lovely region of India which has its own tradition and glory making it unique. South India has its own historical assets, ancient culture, pilgrimage centers, charming backwaters, wildlife sanctuaries and hill stations that make South India the most perfect tour spot among the tourists. You can visit this, http://attractionssouthindia.blogspot.in/
The Polynesian Cultural Center is inviting guests to experience the allure and adventure of ocean life through its newest water show, Huki, which made its debut on August 18.
The canoe celebration, staged at the state’s only water performance venue, explores Polynesian myths and customs, inspiring ancient history, and beloved island songs.
Huki replaces the previous afternoon canoe pageant, Rainbows of Paradise, that had entertained residents and visitors for the past 16 years.
“We are excited to share with our guests, a brand-new canoe celebration at the Polynesian Cultural Center,” said Alfred Grace, CEO and president of the Polynesian Cultural Center. “Our team has been working tirelessly to ensure that Huki’s story authentically captures the unique history and folklore of Polynesia and that our facilities are renovated and reinvigorated to ensure that the experience is elevated for all of our guests.”
To view the multimedia release go to:
https://www.multivu.com/players/English/8386451-polynesian-cultural-center-huki-hawaii-water-show/
www.TheTribulation.us - New discoveries hidden within ancient texts including the Bible, expose powerful, never-before-seen secrets about The End Time Tribulation. Go now and learn what no Pastor or Theologian knows about this astonishing end of the world event!
Since ancient times, the egg has been regarded as a symbol of new life and has been associated with springtime celebrations, such as Easter and Passover. But, even during festive occasions, eggs can cause food poisoning (also called foodborne illness) if they are not handled properly. That’s why the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reminds consumers to handle fresh eggs safely during their springtime celebrations and throughout the year.
To view the Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/players/English/7231951-u-s-fda-egg-safety/
From Mark Onspaugh, a brilliant new voice in horror, comes a riveting nightmare of ancient evil unleashed- in the form of a cruel and vengeful faceless god called T’Nathluk.\
It was too late. Andor Katona, an ancient immortal warrior, had fought his last battle, just as his lifemate arrived to save him. As he lies dying he realizes she is surrounded by danger and hopes his brothers will arrive in time to save her.
Lorraine Peters has seen enough of death. And she’s willing to fight death to have him. With wits, courage and new friends to help her she might survive this attack and those that are coming. But, even if Andor survives, the fight is far from over.
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan. Find our more at https//www.christinefeehan.com Romance, horror, paranormal
It was too late. Andor Katona, an ancient immortal warrior, had fought his last battle, just as his lifemate arrived to save him. As he lies dying he realizes she is surrounded by danger and hopes his brothers will arrive in time to save her.
Lorraine Peters has seen enough of death. And she’s willing to fight death to have him. With wits, courage and new friends to help her she might survive this attack and those that are coming. But, even if Andor survives, the fight is far from over.
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan. Find our more at https//www.christinefeehan.com Romance, horror, paranormal
Famous for having the most beautiful countryside in China, Huangling village in China’s Jiangxi Province launched helicopter tours from March 11, 2016 offering visitors the opportunity of a bird’s eye view of the region’s beautiful spring rapeseed flower blossom.
Tours take off from Jiangwan Town airfield, about 28 kilometers from Huangling, fly by the village and over the magnificent flower terraces and Hui-style houses with their black roof tiles and white walls.
Surrounded by green mountains and steep cliffs, Huangling village was settled hundreds of years ago and is recognized as one of the most beautiful destinations in China. With its towering trees, stone paths, winding creeks and rich folk culture, the ancient village also retains the unique folk tradition of shaiqiu, or “crop drying in mid-air” as villagers sun-dry chili pepper and corn harvests around the houses throughout the year. This remarkable spectacle is a symbol of the Huangling culture.
To view the multimedia release go to:
http://www.multivu.com/players/English/7793351-huangling-village-tourism/
