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1. New Web 2.0 Art Project: 676 unique art paintings with initials August 02, 2007 I am the initial Mart (34) combines all possible pairs of letters from the Latin alphabet. Mart paints the resulting 676 possible compositions from AA to ZZ onto 30 by 30-centimeter canvases. These one-of-a-kinds are available exclusively from the internet. The owners of the pictures then comprise a community and can publish a photo of themselves with their picture on the site at "artinitials.com". Letter duos against a white background Each letter-pair exists only once – its portrait is a one-ofa-kind. Mart paints a letter pair from AA to ZZ on 676 30-by-30-centimeter, white-primed... (read more) Author: martin koncilja

2. History of Hebrew Translation February 08, 2007 The History of Hebrew Translation Hebrew is a member of the Semitic family of languages. It is hard to imagine a linguistic structure more different from the Latin language group. It’s written from right to left, spoken in a frenzy of throaty sounds we’d be hard-pressed to repeat, and its alphabet and grammar seem unfathomable to an English speaker. It may surprise many to learn that modern Hebrew is a product of centuries of European language influence on ancient Hebrew. Yet, even today, Hebrew is used as the language of religious rites, having retained the prestige of the... (read more) Author: Mike A

3. Immerse Yourself in the Greek Language and Culture December 19, 2005 The Greek language is over 3,500 years old, though it has evolved through the years. Over 15 million people worldwide speak Greek. It is the official language of Greece and Cyprus, and is spoken natively by immigrants living in many countries around the world. The Greek alphabet is considered the first real alphabet, and was a predecessor of the Latin alphabet, and eventually our own alphabet. The Greek language is one of history and passion, and is an ideal representative of the people who speak is fluently. If you are interested in learning a second language, consider Greek. Learning th... (read more) Author: John Davison

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