Pope Leo XIV offers guests a piece of grilled meat with some fat
Who'd like some with a little fat?
(c) Pope Leo XIV
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The Refusal of an Entry Visa to Mexico to Yuri Knorozov in 1956 and His Trip to Mexico in 1992
When Yuri Knorozov was refused an entry visa to Mexico in June 1956, his senior colleague Sergei Alexandrovich Tokarev, head of the Department of Ethnography at Moscow State University, explained to the young decipherer of the Maya script: "The Mexican government still obeys the Washington imperialists and assumes that
A Paris flowerbed with young shrubs and litter by the kerb after works
May things turn out better for you than they have for this Parisian flowerbed
Musée d'Orsay hosts exhibition on Auguste Bartholdi and the funding of the Statue of Liberty
Behind the creation of the Statue of Liberty lies a grand financial epic. The monument's makers resorted to crowdfunding long before the term existed, although in those years many monuments were built by subscription, and anyone who wished could contribute his mite. So it was in this case:
Picasso's heirs challenge in the Aix-en-Provence court the authenticity of silver dishes and gold medallions
The heirs of Pablo Picasso are going to law over counterfeit silver dishes and gold medallions made after his designs. A preliminary investigation on the complaint of Paloma Ruiz-Picasso, filed on behalf of nine heirs, is being conducted by the court in Aix-en-Provence. The case file speaks