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• Useful Sites & Resources For Becoming An Illustrator

  

  Even when I was in college I tried to make the time to create personal pieces and promote them effectively to the world. But, it wasn’t until I took a forced... Read more

  The 05 February 2012 by   Jardley
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• Best Super Bowl Ever for the Washington Redskins.

  

  John Riggins breaks tackle on route to 43-year touchdown run in Super Bowl XVII.It was the John Riggins, Joe Theismann, Joe Gibbs era. If any DC newcomer... Read more

  The 05 February 2012 by   Kena
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• The Dead Cities Of Syria

  

  image credit Syria continues to be in the news as its government persists in its use of violence to crack down on protests inspired by the Arab Spring. It is... Read more

  The 05 February 2012 by   Gerard
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• PETA's Shakespeare Offerings This February

  

  William Shakespeare has written a hundred sonnets and plays about the irony, tragedy, and splendor of love. He wrote about love from all angles, encompassing al... Read more

  The 03 February 2012 by   Gibbs22manila
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• 5 Terrible Inventions From Otherwise Great Inventors

  

  image credit After all the impressive additions they've given this world, it's easy to think of famous inventors as brilliant creators who can simply do no... Read more

  The 03 February 2012 by   Gerard
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• Warrior Tennis

  

  by ConroyDjokovic and Nadal weary after nearly six hours of playHave we seen the limit of tennis? I mean, really, can the sport get anybetter? Much has already... Read more

  The 03 February 2012 by   Conroy
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• Tragic Women and Sexy Ladies: Susan Graham at Carnegie Hall

  

  The recital which Susan Graham brought to Carnegie Hall last night united a wide variety of moods and musical styles around famous female figures from... Read more

  The 02 February 2012 by   Singingscholar
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• “Louise,” an Opera Premiere to Celebrate

  

  Editor’s note: Louise premiered on February 2, Groundhog Day, in 1900, in Paris, France. (This is a Golden Operatoonity post). My classmate Ginger found a... Read more

  The 02 February 2012 by   Galegirl
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• Copy Of Mona Lisa Discovered in Spain's Prado Museum

  

  A copy of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, Mona Lisa, has been found in the vaults of the Spanish Prado museum, looking younger and more ravishing than the... Read more

  The 02 February 2012 by   Gerard
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• Misfires of Moral Psychology

  

  Over the past decade there has been a sea change in the way we assess moral reasoning, judgment, and behavior. The old view, developed and championed largely... Read more

  The 01 February 2012 by   Cris
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