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Posted
Thu 04 Dec 2008 11:11am
When writing about museum objects in English, I have always used the word ’artefact’. But now I’ve discovered that this is ‘Commonwealth English’ ( online dictionary ); it is also much less common on Google than ‘artifact’. I guess I will have to bow to blog visibility and spell it ‘artifact’ from now on. Don’t come and say we aren’t slaves under
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Posted
Sun 28 Sep 2008 12:00am
I have a little side business--an artistic jewelry business--called Artifacts by Arielle.
I've started creating "Recovery Jewelry" for eating disorders... on the website say more, but here's a sample:
You can find more here: Artifacts by Arielle The first category at the bottom of the main page is "Recovery Jewelry."
I have a message
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Posted
Mon 17 Nov 2008 12:25am
The acquisition of medical museum artifacts is usually seen as a job for specialists (curators) with historical training. To curate a collected artifact for later use... to other things, and so forth.
In other words, curating museum artifacts is, as a rule, always already a historical practice. The future doesn’t seem to be of any immediate interest
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Posted
Thu 09 Apr 2009 7:16pm
that it is time to start looking for something in the environment, she does not appear to use the word environment in the actual study itself. She apparently uses the word artifacts. What artifacts might these be? Since Dr. Hertz-Piccioto is a professional epidemiologist, if there has been an increase in something in the environment that took place starting in the late
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Posted
Tue 23 Dec 2008 9:35pm
In January 2009, the AHIC Successor Organization (AHIC) will be relaunched with a new name and a new primary artifact: Value Cases. Value Cases will be used by AHIC 2.0 to "prioritize health IT initiatives and syndicate the cost of interoperability." Catch that? Syndication.
So what exactly is a Value Case? Laura Miller, interim Executive Director
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Posted
Fri 31 Jul 2009 11:03pm
The wife and boy made it to Vegas with no problems, that's a good thing, I like good things. The wife was a nervous wreck, 90 lbs of balling balls and she she sees a problem with the luggage? 30 lbs each as carry one, 30 in the luggage, done is done! The boy had practice tonight, made 7 - 10 split, he's pumped. The wife is hitting the casino to ...
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Posted
Fri 17 Oct 2008 8:12pm
Walking the river just now means sinking to my calves in cold sweet mud, every step releasing the earthy aroma of clay. It’s blue-grey and slippery, the primal beauty that so many hundreds, thousands of ancient pots and vessels were made of right here in the cnayon. We have some of the remnants, broken jugs and a thousand potsherds, both painted ...
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