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Are These Bones The Woman Who Posed For 'Mona Lisa"?
The Mona Lisa is more than just a pretty face. Now, she's also a pile of bones. That's what archaeologists think. They've found a skeleton buried under a convent in Florence, Italy, which they believe are the remains of the woman who posed for Leonardo da...
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"Divine Rivalry" To Open In San Diego -- With a Co-Author, New Cast
Hartford Courant“Divine Rivalry,” which had its world premiere at Hartford Stage two years ago, is having a future life, now co-written by Michael Kramer and D.S. Moynihan. (Kramer, a noted journalist, was the solo author when the play was produced in...Tags: Michael Wilson, Hartford Stage
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The Valley Line: Beautiful music will fill the gardens
Here are some more summer music notes for you to consider. Descanso Gardens is presenting its summer music series on Thursday evenings at 6 p.m. called “Music on the Main.” The series features some of the Southland's best jazz artists. The...
Tags: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Entertainment, Music, Music Industry, David Brown
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Gran Fondo Giro D'Italia rides into Pasadena
PASADENA — With due deference to Ferraris, cappuccinos and pizza, the city of Pasadena embraced one of Italy’s most famous exports Tuesday morning at city hall. Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard and fellow city dignitaries joined Italian Consul...Tags: Government, Rose Bowl Game, Politics, Sports, Public Officials
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Pageant of the Masters gives first look at 'The Genius'
The Festival of the Arts gave a sneak peek Monday of the 2012 Pageant of the Masters, "The Genius." Media gathered around an empty chess set as soldiers marched in the scene for "Waterloo Chess Set," which depicts the epic battle between Emperor Napoleon...
Tags: Auguste Rodin, Chess Playing, Norman Rockwell, Festive Events, Galileo Galilei
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100 days of summer
Looking for something to do this summer? Whether you're looking for relaxation, a good meal, respite from the heat or adventure, there are a wide range o f activities to help make the most of your summer. Here are 100 from which to choose: May Silver...
Tags: LeAnn Rimes, Magic Mike (movie), World War II (1939-1945), Disc Jockeys, Los Angeles Times
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The Siren's Call: The past is never past
"The past is never dead," Faulkner famously wrote in "Requiem for a Nun." "It's not even past" — and nothing demonstrates that maxim better than the discovery of a "new" painting by a revered, long-dead artist. Suddenly, it is as if that person...
Tags: Auction Service, World War II (1939-1945), Elections, Science and Technology, Mystery (genre)
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Little Picassos
@PIX11MateoChildren ages 2 ½ - Kindergarten showed their inner Picasso at the Giving Nest Preschool and Kindergarten Art Gallery, on Saturday, May 19th. Parents and students took a walk down storybook lane throughout the hallways and classrooms, to view the more...Tags: Martinsville (Martinsville, Virginia), Preschools, Schools, Arts, Arts and Culture
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SNEAK PEEK: New games, eBooks, and fitness apps for your Apple iPhone and iPad
WGN Feature ReporterEvery now and then, the folks from Apple come into Chicago to show off some new toys. How can I resist? We went to get a sneak peek at some of the new games, fitness programs, and eBooks that will be in the Apple App Store soon. You can watch the...Tags: Physiology, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Apple iPhone, Science and Technology, Elizabeth II
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Thomas Kinkade dies at 54; 'Painter of Light' worked to project 'serene simplicity'
Thomas Kinkade, the self-styled "Painter of Light" who died Friday at 54, once said he worked to "create images that project a serene simplicity." But despite his astonishing commercial success with luminous seascapes and paintings of cottages and...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Charity, Companies and Corporations, Substance Abuse, Bankruptcy
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Op-Ed: Gay history is everyone's history
I was quite surprised to read not one but two columnists attack a new law, the FAIR Education Act, just signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown. I usually find both columnists quite interesting and agree with most of their viewpoints, especially Dan Kimber's...Tags: History, Periodicals, John Muir, Nazi Party, Minority Groups
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Art and science come together at DaVinci Science Center's ScienceWorks
Lehigh Valley ParentingSee how art and science can go hand in hand at DaVinci Science Center’s ScienceWorks 2012 Saturday and Sunday. During the celebration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, visitors to the Allentown science center can learn about...
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May 23, 2012
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May 3, 2012
| Allentown Morning Call
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