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...tiny Alpha Domus vineyard is far more casual?the manager even pours the samples himself from the back of an old shed?but the wines are even better. Although only a few kilometers from Trinity, the soil is richer and the wine correspondingly more fruity. Like many other wineries, Alpha Domus roasts the interiors of their wine casks, and charts on the stacked barrels describe the procedure and how it enhances the taste...
...years, and $40 million in profits later (with the help of a hefty government bail-out to the tune of several hundred million dollars), the Olympics had shed their gloomy past and $400 million budget deficit, turning into a major sucess...
Arts institutions see the Internet as a way to keep pace with the modern world, to shed the lingering perception that they are highbrow or isolationist. The Web, the ultimate in egalitarian communication, serves as a leveler, reaching people within the neighborhood or across the country. It offers arts institutions a chance to hook kids right at their keyboard, enticing the next generation of museumgoers or symphony attendees to discover the wonders of the arts. "We want to get kids when they're young, get them excited," says Michael Cassin, curator of education at the Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute...
Works from five museums worldwide are combined with one portrait in the Fogg’s Wertheim collection to shed some light on an aspect of Toulouse Lautrec’s repertoire that until recently has been overlooked. Previously, his more conventional, intimate portraits were considered “student works, illustrations of popular song, or demonstrations of social issues in nineteenth-century Paris,” Sarah Kianovsky, assistant curator of Painting, Sculpture and Decorative Arts at the Fogg, writes in the show’s essay. By contrast, this exhibition seeks to allow the viewer to see Toulouse...
...come up over the horizon, and a new light is being shed as hypnosis comes out of the shadows,” Kosslyn says proudly. Hypnosis has a long history in psychology, extending back to Freud’s era, but according to Kosslyn, has never developed to its full potential...