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I admit it. I couldn't resist the Loose Caboose Sandwich Depot's (934 Park Row, 422-7169) catchy name. This quirky joint is decked out with locomotive paraphernalia: Posters, postcards and railroad signs plaster every square inch of wall, and toy trains hang from the rafters. I was half expecting the servers to be; decked out in overalls and engineer's caps.
Speaking of engineer's caps, a pastrami-on-swirl rye sandwich ($5.95) is named for this train-centric icon. Other themed sandwiches include Conductor's Whistle (turkey, tomatoes, lettuce mayo on sourdough, $5.95) and the Boxcar (salami and American cheese on a French roll, $6.45). Their most popular sandwich is, of course, the eponymous Loose Caboose ($775). My freshly-made sourdough sandwich was piled high with layers of turkey, ha...
...-cream, chocolate ganache and almond joconde (an almost brittle sponge cake). Alex proudly decl...
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After four years of exile at the end of the Grande Galerie in the Louvre, the "Mona Lisa," arguably the world's most celebrated portrait, returned to her traditional place last week. The Salle des Etats at the Louvre, which was closed in 2001 for a general overhaul, is open to the public again.
Visitors who paid homage to Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece before 2001 will notice some changes. "La Joconde," as the French call her, is no longer surrounded by other paintings. She now hangs all by herself on a screen.
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...His Joconde (Mona Lisa), reproducing another of the Louvre's t...
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.... (35.) Ministere de la culture--base Joconde, http://www.culture.gouv.fr/ documentation/joconde...
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ROME - Italian researchers said Tuesday they will dig up bones in a Florence convent to try to identify the remains of a Renaissance woman long believed to be the model for the "Mona Lisa.
If successful, the research might help ascertain the identity of the woman depicted in Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece - a mystery that has puzzled scholars and art lovers for centuries and generated countless theories.
... as "La Gioconda" and in French as "La Joconde." Giorgio Vasari, a 16th-century artist and biogra...
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ROME - Italian researchers said Tuesday they will dig up bones in a Florence convent to try to identify the remains of a Renaissance woman long believed to be the model for the "Mona Lisa.
If successful, the research might help ascertain the identity of the woman depicted in Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece - a mystery that has puzzled scholars and art lovers for centuries and generated countless theories.
... as "La Gioconda" and in French as "La Joconde." Giorgio Vasari, a 16th-century artist and biogra...
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...no. RF 12424 verso, in Joconde: Catalogue des collections des musees de France, h...
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Rob DeWalt
The New Mexican
...Almond-Banana Joconde Cake With Pineapple Mousse, Tropical Fruit Gelee a...
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CHICAGO (HedgeWorld.com) - Here at HedgeWorld we have dusted off our crystal ball to see if we can get some insight into what's in store in the year ahead. Our oracle came up with a number of predictions for 2007some of which may even come true.
But readers should be warned: While our soothsaying tool seemed as reliable as just about any other method we could think of, we must admit that even after extensive polishing, the dust on our crystal ball is still quite thick, and our visions may therefore prove somewhat distorted.
... buying spree? Will The Louvre put La Joconde for sale so the French Government can finally fill...
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The World Yesterday
...Honore-Victorin Daumier, "Mlle. Etienne-Joconde-Cunegonde-Becassine de Constitutionnel, indignant,...