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2013/05/25 12:39
2013/05/25 12:39
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There are too few opportunities in life to see the severed limb of a medieval holy man, and so when one presents itself in as unlikely a place as southeastern Connecticut, it should be grasped with...
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2013/05/25 12:39
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2013/05/24 20:26
2013/05/24 20:26
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A Jaguar C-Type passes through Rome during last weekend’s Mille Miglia rally The Mille Miglia was dreamt up one night in 1926 by Count Aymo Maggi, a 23-year-old northern Italian aristocrat, and three...
2013/05/24 18:24
2013/05/24 18:24
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Ian Wedde is New Zealand's Poet Laureate. The Life-Guard: Poems 2008-2013 is to be launched at the Auckland Writers and Readers Festival this month. This 14th book of poems for Wedde contains...
2013/05/24 03:42
2013/05/24 03:42
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University of Leicester archaeologists have published the first peer-reviewed paper on the University-led archaeological Search for Richard III in the journal Antiquity. The paper reveals: The paper...
2013/05/24 03:01
2013/05/24 03:01
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LONDON.-Brancolini Grimaldi announces a group exhibition of contemporary photography and works of art from the past. Curated by photographer Domingo Milella and antiques specialist Bruno Botticelli,...
2013/05/23 21:07
2013/05/23 21:07
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All right, old chaps, gather round and let’s see how well you know your trivia: Who discovered King Tut’s tomb back in November 1922? If you immediately thought of British archaeologist Howard...
2013/05/23 07:10
2013/05/23 07:10
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Cowell: Programme for Primary Schools For the third year running, the festival opens with two days of free events for schools. Aimed at...
2013/05/23 06:06
2013/05/23 06:06
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When I was leaving Israel last week, after a seven-day trip with a small group of family and friends, newspaper headlines in the airport lounge spoke of possible military conflict with Syria. Yet...
2013/05/21 14:31
2013/05/21 14:31
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Publication: TheDay.com Given the iconic keyboard work of The Doors' Ray Manzarek, it was probably a bit of a drag that he spent 43 years talking exclusively about Jim Morrison. Yes, Morrison and...
2013/05/21 13:45
2013/05/21 13:45
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Loading Slideshow Under yet another parking lot in England, the same team that found the final resting place of King Richard III discovered an ancient 1,700-year-old Roman cemetary containing the...
2013/05/21 03:00
2013/05/21 03:00
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WEST PALM BEACH, FL.- The Great Gatsby would feel quite at home at Palm Beach Modern’s May 25 auction. A free-spending millionaire bootlegger, the fictional Jay Gatsby was the quintessential literary...
2013/05/20 13:56
2013/05/20 13:56
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Europe has a long history of treating its "Citizens" like Serfs and the New Aristocracy that has arisen in Plato's Republic in the EU is probably the nearest thing to Commissars with Princely Disdain....
2013/05/19 07:48
2013/05/19 07:48
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Today, the Fox hosts Broadway tours, concerts, annual performances of the Atlanta Ballet's “Nutcracker” and the Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival, a contemporary and classic movie series. In the 1970s,...
2013/05/18 12:12
2013/05/18 12:12
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Amid rampant weeds and crumbling stones, Matteo Giunti makes his way to the tomb of Francis Horner MP, a Scottish Whig who co-founded the Edinburgh Review and died, in 1817, in what he would have...
2013/05/17 21:45
2013/05/17 21:45
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Loading Slideshow Under yet another parking lot in England, the same team that found the final resting place of King Richard III discovered an ancient 1,700-year-old Roman cemetary containing the...
2013/05/17 20:44
2013/05/17 20:44
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Maroon reporter William Wilcox was part of Snell-Hitchcock’s Scav road trip team. Here are his tales from the road. I frankly didn’t believe it when I heard “the Big Easy” and “Bourbon Street” come...
2013/05/17 04:47
2013/05/17 04:47
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The Archbishop of York and the Bishops of London and Salisbury crowned Henry II of England. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Beckett, should have had the privilege, but he and King Henry had been...
2013/05/17 03:45
2013/05/17 03:45
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Loading Slideshow Under yet another parking lot in England, the same team that found the final resting place of King Richard III discovered an ancient 1,700-year-old Roman cemetary containing the...
2013/05/16 19:42
2013/05/16 19:42
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Bavaria overflows with fascinating cities, and Bamberg is one of the best. Blessed with stunning architecture and meandering medieval streets and byways, this city can fill several days with...
2013/05/15 06:03
2013/05/15 06:03
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The Doomed Atheist Agenda This then, is the atheist agenda: #Bow out, now while you can. Many just like you have come and gone, on mynews24, their faith in tatters, torn to shreds by logic, reason...