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- Feeling amorous? Then get over to The Met and appreciate the works inspired by love, sex and the joys and pains of union as depicted by great artists for the Italian elite. Don't miss the Love of the Gods chamber where some drawings, considered pornographic, were purchased and salted away from the public eye until the 1990s.
View colorful masterpiece paintings commissioned for Medici nobility and others, to commemorate births, marriages and loyalty. Be sure to rent a headset to decode the painted scenes ... you will never view ornate Italian dishware the same way again and will walk away, as this writer did, with a new appreciation for romance and love -- Italian style.
Exhibition dates: November 18, 2008 to February 16, 2009.
Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art, Special Exhibition Galleries, second floor
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- Lots of cruise bargains through end of the year
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- An obese flight steward for national flag carrier Philippine Airlines has been grounded for good by the Supreme Court after a 20-year legal battle.
- While most business class fares remain out of reach for many travelers between New York and Paris or Amsterdam, starting today OpenSkies will offer BIZ fares starting from $1050* one way for New York-Amsterdam and $1100* one way for New York-Paris based on round trip purchase. Additionally, OpenSkies will offer PREM+ fares starting from $550** one way for New York-Amsterdam and $600** one way for New York-Paris, also based on round trip purchase. These exclusive fares will be available until November 21st.
- AFTER 20 YEARS, 'MYSTIC PIZZA' STILL DRAWS VISITORS TO CONNECTICUT
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- No more boarding cards? e-boarding is being introduced by Continental Airlines at New York's La Guardia Airport. Paperless boarding works like this -- passengers with smartphones get an encrypted electronic boarding pass sent to their device, which a TSA agent reads using a handheld scanner. A photo ID will still be required. The program is already in use at Continental gates in Houston, D.C., Newark, Boston, Austin, San Antonio and Cleveland. Delta uses the paperless boarding system at LaGuardia and in Indianapolis for Northwest passengers.
SOURCE: CLARK HOWARD
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Where to find the best Wave Season cruise deals
When's the best time to get cruise deals? Some people say it's right now, between January and March, because the combination of winter's chill and the start of a new vacation year spurs travelers to book cruises. This period of heavy cruise bookings has become known as Wave Season, and cruise lines and travel agents now offer extra incentives for bookings during this time.
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