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• House of the Week 127: Stacked House

  

  Built around an existing three bedroom house on a 400m2 steeply sloping site built by the client in the early eighties, the stacked house is a three bedroom... Read more

  The 14 December 2011 by   Architechnophilia
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• LAVA Collective Pop Up Show

  

  On Saturday, 17th December, Lava Collective are opening with a pop up show on Brick Lane. They will be selling original art, prints and t shirts in the run up t... Read more

  The 14 December 2011 by   Invisiblemadevisible
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• The Best Little Opera House in the Bowery

  

  Christopher Fecteau talks about life at the Amato Opera. Christopher Fecteau, leader of the Dell'Arte Opera Ensemble. Photo by Carl M. Jenks for... Read more

  The 13 December 2011 by   Superconductor
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• Best Book Gifts for the Holidays

  

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  The 13 December 2011 by   Literaryexploration
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• Some Recommended Film Books Published in 2011

  

  There have been a number of excellent film books published in the course of the year. A number of them have looked back to classic Hollywood, and a number of... Read more

  The 12 December 2011 by   Bookpassage
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• Writing for Niche Markets by John Vonhof

  

  John Vonhof from Manteca, California is a freelance writer who writes for the Christian and secular markets. He has taught at the Mt. Hermon, Florida, and Castr... Read more

  The 11 December 2011 by   Brigittethompson
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• 100 Greatest Operas . . . Really?

  

  Couldn’t resist posting this list I found (in cyberspace) of the 100 greatest operas ever written. What do you think about this list? How did the list maker... Read more

  The 11 December 2011 by   Galegirl
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• Das Haus Ohne Dirigent

  

  Music Director James Levine will not conduct at the Met until 2013. James Levine, in happier times. He will not conduct at the Met this season or the... Read more

  The 10 December 2011 by   Superconductor
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• What Was Machu Picchu For?

  

  image credit Nestled atop a mountain ridge in Peru, the 15th-century Inca city of Machu Picchu had sat largely forgotten for centuries - until archaeologist... Read more

  The 09 December 2011 by   Gerard
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• Concert Review: Reverse Culture Shock

  

  Daniel Harding conducts Knussen, Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky. Daniel Harding. Photo by K. Miura. In setting a symphony program, it is common practice to sli... Read more

  The 08 December 2011 by   Superconductor
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