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placidbadger282 said:🙂

Gonna try and fix this half-baked post now

placidbadger282 said:guessing I'll fix this half-baked post now

posts are still acting kinda weird🤷

placidbadger282 said:these posts are still acting kinda weird🤷

maybe the IP is doing a bit better now😉

placidbadger282 said:maybe things are looking up a bit now😉

still getting it wrong😠

Today marks the first day of spring.

quietbear83 said:It’s better to have overshot the mark than to have missed it entirely.

Spring is finally here.🙄🙂

Robert Mendoza36 said:...and we're all hungry for more knowledge, 🙂

You can never have enough. Knowledge is power, right?🙂🙂

Greetings to everyone

http://www.nytimes.com/Opinion🙂

Rebecca Nelson5 said:The Open Learning Center in Chicago
University for the Third Age
I have to say, I really want to give a huge shout-out to the organizers and all the hard work put into these workshops. Honestly, so much has improved lately—it feels like things have shifted for the better in so many ways, I guess.
In my own little corner of life—learning things, swapping stories, meeting new friends, having a good time, looking out for one another... it's all part of it. I guess you could say it keeps things interesting! Best of luck to everyone else jumping in, because honestly, this place is just wonderful.

I find myself completely agreeing with your reasoning—it’s like you're uncovering this whole new (virtual) way of living. It honestly feels like a second youth, doesn't it? Just something entirely fresh and endlessly fascinating, I guess.
A thought just drifted into my mind—if I can call it that—and it goes something like this: from the cradle to the grave, there’s really nothing quite as vibrant or meaningful as those student years. And honestly? I think that same spirit applies to lifelong learning, too. It’s all part of the same beautiful cycle, I guess.

Peter Perez3 said:You can never have too much knowledge—knowledge really is power, I suppose.🙂🙂

That’s just the truth, I guess.

Outside, everything has already started to bud just a little bit

Rebecca Nelson5 said:That’s just how things work around here in the States😂

So, I guess it’s all pretty fun and lively

So, basically just happy and fun

Still the most visited museum in the world

The Louvre saw nearly 9 million visitors last year

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Published: March 23, 2012, at 8:52 related old article

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In second place is the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art with six million visitors. Ranking third through fifth on the list are museums in London

The Paris Louvre was the most visited museum in the world last year, according to reports from Art Review. The Louvre welcomed nearly 8.9 million people last year, marking a five percent increase compared to 2010, the publication notes.

Coming in at second is the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art with six million visitors. From third to fifth on the list, we find the London institutions: the British Museum with 5.85 million, the National Gallery with 5.25 million, and MoMA with 4.8 million visitors.

The Louvre has held the top spot every single year since 2007, when Art Review first began publishing this ranking. Javier Pes, the publication's deputy editor-in-chief, remarks that it isn't exactly a mystery why this legendary French institution remains the most popular destination annually.

"Among its other artistic treasures, it serves as the home of the Mona Lisa," he noted. Rounding out the top ten museums are the National Gallery of Art in Washington, the National Palace Museum, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the National Museum of Korea in Seoul, and the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.

Visitor numbers in global museums generally saw an upward trend last year, according to Art Review.

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