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Pablo Picasso. Pot, Wine-Glass and Book. 1908. Oil on canvas. The Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia. (Image courtesy of Olga's Gallery).

 

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Cultural Development: Expanding the Borders of the Mind
The superficial differences in food and customs aren't the only ones that become apparent when we travel, especially if we take the time to meet and get to know people along the way.

It's Not Just a Job: It's a Rafting Adventure
Everyone needs down time: without it we're on a trajectory for a variety of physical health issues as well as emotional ones. Rafting trips are just one of many ways to give yourself a different focus.

Icebound in Antarctica
In her search for examples of women who stretch themselves culturally, mentally and physically, Rebecca Sweat speaks with Stacie Murray about her adventures in Antarctica.

Where Southern Charm Meets Broadway Dreams
Constance Zaytoun moved to New York in 1993 from her hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina, so that she could be “near Broadway.” Despite the vast difference in culture, Constace enjoyes life in her new home.

'Mushollini': A review of Romano Mussolini's biography, My Father, Il Duce
Yet another version of Italy emerges in Romano Mussolini's recounting of events-this one the Italy of Il Duce's private home life. Though not the most neutral biographer, his youngest son does offer a few new insights into Mussolini's life, albeit revisionist ones.

 

 

 

 

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'Mushollini': A review of Romano Mussolini's book about his father, Il Duce

 

  

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Bruce Hedges Fine Art
Creme de Menthe by Southern California artist, Bruce Hedges

 

 

 

 

 

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