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1. Winter Olympics Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games - February 12 to 28, 2010 Paralympic Winter Games - March 12 to 21, 2010 For the first time, the Winter Olympics will be held by the sea and some venues, such as the Richmond Olympic Oval, are at sea level. Also, for the first t...
2. Find out About Famous Artists This group is for hand-made lenses which focus on providing information about traditional and modern artists who are notable. To be included: an artist must be NOTABLE and well known with work included in major museums and art galleries AND the lens...
3. James McNeill Whistler - Resources for Art Lovers This lens is about James McNeill Whistler (1834-1903)- an American painter and print-maker who lived most of his life in Europe. It provides links to where you can: - find out more about Whistler's life - see images of Whistler's paintings - on-line...
4. Artists in History - Resources for Art Lovers Artists in History - Resources for Art Lovers This group is about artists who produced art mostly before 1900. It provides a home for and is limited to lenses created by makingamark (Katherine Tyrrell) which contain all the information and links gath...
5. Whistler XTR-140 Laser Radar Detector Check out the latest review of the Whistler XTR-140 Laser Radar Detector. The Whistler XTR Series XTR-140 Dual LED Alert Laser Radar Detectors have a bright and easy to read icon display, combined with an exclusive dual LED alert periscopes that mak...
6. Impulse of Delight Artisan Designer Jewellery, Handcrafted Designer Bags, Hand Dyed Silk Scarves, Hair Clips & Brooches I am an independent artisan jeweller and textile artist, living in the mountain resort town of Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.  As a Whistler artist, my work is inspired by the natural beauty around me - richly saturated colours and curvaceo...
7. Tonalism Tonalism is an artistic style characterized by an emphasis on the effects of light and shadow on color and detail. Early Tonalist art was often dark and moody with understated color and a very soft focus. [Image at left: Summer Landscape, 1894, by Ge...
8. Hidden Valley Ski Resort Hidden Valley ski resort offers visitors a great blend of skiing activities that can suit every kind of skier including those who are just starting learning how to ski, as well as those with intermediate skill levels and even those who are advanced l...
9. Creating a Series - Resources for Artists Do you work in a series when you produce art? Do you want know more about working in a series? Find out about 12 reasons to work in a series. Explore links to information, images and resources about famous artists who produce work in a series. The c...
10. James McNeill Whistler James Abbott McNeill Whistler (July 11, 1834 - July 17, 1903) was an American-born, British-based artist. Averse to sentimentality and moral allusion in painting, he was a leading proponent of the credo "art for art's sake". His famous signature for...
11. Whistler BC Canada Tips on visiting Whistler BC Canada. Includes updates on Whistler accommodation, events, dining, skiing, snowboarding, golf, mountain biking and other great Whistler resort recreation. Whistler is home venue for sliding sports in the 2010 Winter Gam...
12. Whistler Residence Inn by Marriott Whistler's Residence Inn by Marriott is a spectacular, lodge-style hotel located next to the ski slopes of Blackcomb Mountain. Relax in spacious, luxuriously appointed Whistler slope side suites complete with fully equipped kitchens, gas fireplaces,...
13. Whistler Restaurants   Whistler  restaurants  are some of Canada's best restaurants and feature world renown chefs. There are more than 90 Whistler restaurants, bars and lounges and fine dining options with all the flavours of the world. Some of these...
14. Free skiing Freeskiing is one of the newest and fastest growing EXTREME sports out there. It all began back in 1998, has grown into one of the largest communities of extreme athletes, and is beginning to receive more main stream publicity such as X-Games, Dew To...
15. Ross Rebagliati On February 8, 1998, a young Canadian Ross Rebagliati made Olympic history in Nagano, Japan by winning the first ever gold medal in snowboarding. Ross Rebagliati's run for Olympic gold can be watched here. Ross has been snowboarding since before pe...
16. Park City Ski Resort Visiting Park City is definitely not something that you are ever going to regret. It is a fantastic place and there are so many fun filled activities that you can partake in. If you are planning to visit Park City, you are going to need a place to st...
17. Vancouver, BC Named after Captain George Vancouver, the city with its population of over half of a million (though almost 2.5 million people living in the metropolitan Greater Vancouver area) nested in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, Canada; between the Pa...
18. Whistler Nicklaus North   Escape the fuss and frazzle of the city and take in the crisp mountain air at Whistler Nicklaus North. Located just a few minutes beyond Whistler’s main Village, Nicklaus North is the perfect destination for those looking to relax and...
19. The Aspens - Whistler Accommodation Looking to escape the chaotic clatter of the city? The Aspens lodge is your Whistler accommodation solution for a peaceful alpine escape. Tucked away on the serene slopes of Blackcomb Mountain, the Aspens includes all the comforts and amenities to...
20. Whistler-Blackcomb Video Showcase Whistler-Blackcomb is a ski resort located in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. It is consistently rated the #1 ski resort in the world by Ski Magazine, due to the combination of extensive terrain, good snow, and a highly-rated nightlife. The two p...