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    • … and perfection captivated him and he couldn’t resist the temptation of having them all to himself… so that no other could enjoy such exquisite joy that owning a diamond brings. He was not a wealthy man and therefore could not afford to buy any jewels legitimately. But he wasn’t ashamed of having to use other …

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    • Homer and Bart on a pin head Marilyn on a diamond I have to give a thanks to my mum for this one. Whilst I was recently back in the UK, enjoying turkey and trimmings, she and my father mentioned how they had seen a guy on tv, who made microscopic sculptures, that were amazing. Intrigued, I today …

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    • … of cultural icons such as Mickey Mouse and Clint Eastwood, which he sells for £65 on the internet. The other is the Turner prize-winning father of Britart whose diamond-encrusted skull and pickled sharks have brought him a £200m fortune. Read More from the Independent * Two American museums designed by one …

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    • … Huineng passed by a small temple one day and had his first awakening experience upon hearing one verse of a Sutra being recited. Upon enquiry, he learned that it was none other than the Diamond Sutra. Leaving his mother to seek out the 5 th Patriarch Hongren at Huangmei monastery. Hongren interviewed …

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    • … chairwomen. At the pre-show party, my friend Robert and I admired ice sculptures, sampled shots of Nuvo (a new pink sparkling vodka beverage), partook in bite-sized risotto-infused eats, and schmoozed to the beat of ambient electronica. Models wearing designs from local store Valentina struck mannequin …

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    • … are Saks Fifth Avenue’s windows, ablaze with crystallized Swarovski Elements. Themed to “Love at First Sight,” this year’s windows are breathtaking glamour, with “diamond dust” sprinkled on huge red hearts and wardrobe sensationals from a bevy of designers such as Oscar de la Renta, Michael Kors …

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    • … for the $5 van tour in which they drive you on the track for one lap. Here you are on the front stretch going into turn one. This is the back stretch. Here Tree and I posing with a car in the winners circle. Friday night Tree and I went uptown to scalp tickets to Neil Diamond. We went to a bar …

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    • … included images of Hirst’s notoriously famous £ 200million diamond encrusted skull, titled “For The Love of God”. Caratin’s Print Read Arifa Akbar’s article on the scandal in The Independent here. This brings up a perennially hot topic in the art world: that of copyright ownership and when …

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    • … sells for £65 on the internet. The other is the Turner prize-winning father of Britart whose diamond-encrusted skull and pickled sharks have brought him a £200m fortune. Read More from the Independent * Two American museums designed by one world-famous architect have evoked two very different …

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    • by Michele Kadison Dinosaur Diamond Scenic and Historic Byway Beginning and End Points: Grand Junction, Dinosaur Points of interest: Grand Junction, Colorado National Monument, Fruita, Highline Lake State Park, Canyon Pintado, Donosaur, Dinosaur National Monument Distance one way: 134 miles …




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