admin on March 26th, 2010

now is the perfect time to promote KLM for summer travel! Below are some of the incredible fares currently available (followed by a text that goes to the flight offers page). Chicago – Rome for $577* New York – Madrid for $457* Los Angeles – Barcelona $566 Book KLM to Europe and take advantage of [...]

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admin on December 23rd, 2009

Florence, December 22 – Florence has a host of spectacular exhibitions lined up for the coming year, the Tuscan city’s museum chief Cristina Acidini announced on Tuesday. Unveiling exhibitions for 2010, she said six major crowd-pullers were already in the pipeline, with several more to be finalized over coming months. Palazzo Pitti will host the [...]

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admin on December 23rd, 2009

Naples, December 23 – Naples is celebrating the Baroque movement with a sweeping initiative encompassing 13 exhibitions and hundreds of artistic and decorative masterpieces. Six of the southern city’s museums are each hosting shows spanning a period of 150 years in total, starting with Caravaggio’s arrival in Naples in 1606. Over 350 items are on [...]

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1. Daniel Boulud’s Caviar – New York City At $205, Daniel’s tasting menu is a relative bargain compared to other high-end Manhattan eateries but care for some caviar in the lounge before dinner? Fifty grams of Boulud’s private-label Caspian Sea Golden Ossetra caviar goes for $860. 2. The French Laundry – Napa Valley Even the [...]

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admin on December 16th, 2009

Perugia, December 15 – Two people suffered minor injuries during an earthquake measuring 4.2 on the Richter scale that struck Tuesday south of the central Italian city of Perugia. The National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology reported the epicenter was 9 km below the surface near the Umbrian town of Spina sending cracks up the [...]

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  Archeologists excavating a tomb in Jerusalem say they’ve found a burial shroud that dates to the time of Jesus — and they say its discovery proves the Shroud of Turin is inauthentic, the BBC reported on its Web site. The scientists, from Israeli, Canadian and American institutions, say the burial cloth they’ve discovered is [...]

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admin on November 17th, 2009

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admin on November 16th, 2009

Rome, November 9 – Photographer Gabriele Morrione’s portraits of women at a new show in Rome are not just faces but voices who tell visitors what they think about him and themselves. ”I wanted to give the sitters an opportunity to become active rather than passive subjects,” said Morrione who asked each to contribute a [...]

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admin on November 16th, 2009

Venice, November 12 – Venice residents are to stage a mock funeral for the city Saturday to highlight the drastic shrinking of its native population. Three gondolas will escort a red coffin along famed canals in a symbolic lament for the once-flourishing city’s decline. In the 1950s there were some 300,000 native Venetians but the [...]

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admin on November 16th, 2009

Siena, November 13 – Courtesy (http://www.ansa.it/) A medieval market that was once the heart of this Tuscan town is to flourish once more in Siena’s historic Piazza del Campo, the site of the world-famous Palio horse race each summer. The colours, sights, smells and sounds of the bustling weekly market will return to Siena’s beautiful [...]

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