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• Louis Vuitton Flagship Island

  

  Designed by Peter Marino who designed all 12 of Vuitton’s Maisons worldwide, this flagship store in Singapore enjoys a different flare and thus allows a unique... Read more

  The 17 October 2011 by   Saharg
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• Freedom of Speech Versus France

  

  In the U.S.A., we tend to think of the right to freedom of speech as absolute, deep in our bones, inscribed in our Constitution. Americans pay lip-service to th... Read more

  The 17 October 2011 by   Sedulia
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• That Fraggin' Dragon

  

  Harry Potter star joins cast of Siegfried. The new star of Siegfried. He sings with a pleasing bass voice.Image from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire © 200... Read more

  The 16 October 2011 by   Superconductor
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• 10 Richest Criminals Of All Time

  

  image credit Anyone who says crime doesn't pay should take a look at these men and women. This collection of bank robbers, drug dealers, crime lords and genera... Read more

  The 16 October 2011 by   Gerard
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• The Giovanni Shuffle

  

  Baritone Mariusz Kwiecien ready to tackle Mozart opera. Back to work: Mariusz Kwiecien as Don Giovanni. Photo by Nick Heavican © 2011 The Metropolitan... Read more

  The 16 October 2011 by   Superconductor
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• Rose's Will - a Novel by Denise DeSio

  

  There's someone for everyone, even the acid-tongued matriarch Rose D'Orsi, who manages to snag the unconditional love of a wise, compassionate millionaire from... Read more

  The 15 October 2011 by   Fiafox
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• Design Beauty in Thailand

  

  Being a design student, I am constantly on the lookout for incredible design. Whether its found in architecture, styling, packaging or decor, I can't help but... Read more

  The 15 October 2011 by   Foreverlovely
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• Booker Prize Rival to Start: Will the Literary Prize Change the World?

  

  The Man Booker Prize will be quaking in its shoes (perhaps), as a rival prize will launch next year, claiming to bring back the values that the Booker has... Read more

  The 14 October 2011 by   Periscope
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• Poor English

  

  by ConroyI was just reading an old essay from the late David Foster Wallace about tennis and Roger Federer (what else). In part of essay he was recounting some... Read more

  The 14 October 2011 by   Conroy
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• Baudelaire: I Did but See Her Passing by

  

  One of the many things I love about living here is the respect France has for its poets. This is the only country I have ever been to where an autoroute sign... Read more

  The 14 October 2011 by   Sedulia
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