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Shame on Rishi Sunak for his attack on the homeless - Vimarsana News

Shame on Rishi Sunak for his attack on the homeless

PERHAPS you were just like me when Rishi Sunak hit the headlines with his idea of criminalising the homeless: totally bemused.

New exhibit at Gallery 625, bluegrass group to perform at Winters Opera House | Center Stage - Vimarsana News

New exhibit at Gallery 625, bluegrass group to perform at Winters Opera House | Center Stage

Broken Compass Bluegrass will be bringing contemporary bluegrass revival to the Winters Opera House.

An Anne Vallayer-Coster Still Life, Thought Lost for 200 Years, Fetches a Record-Smashing $2.8 Million at Auction - Vimarsana News

An Anne Vallayer-Coster Still Life, Thought Lost for 200 Years, Fetches a Record-Smashing $2.8 Million at Auction

The French still life painter Anne Vallayer-Coster smashed her auction record with a €2.58 million ($2.8 million) sale at Christie's Paris.

Source: artnet.com
Anne Vallayer-Coster Was a Painter for Marie Antoinette—Here are 3 Things to Know About the 18th-Century Artist Smashing Expectations at Auction - Vimarsana News

Anne Vallayer-Coster Was a Painter for Marie Antoinette—Here are 3 Things to Know About the 18th-Century Artist Smashing Expectations at Auction

Anne Vallayer-Coster , an 18th-century French still life painter to Marie Antoinette, has been an unexpected hit at the auction block.

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Study: Just 7 Percent of Our DNA Is Special to Modern Humans - Vimarsana News

Study: Just 7 Percent of Our DNA Is Special to Modern Humans

Study: Just 7 Percent of Our DNA Is Special to Modern Humans The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:04:44 0:00 Pop-out player A new study finds that just seven percent of the genome, or all genes, of modern humans is special to that group. It suggests today’s humans are extremely similar genetically to their ancestors from tens of thousands of years ago. The research appeared in the publication Science Advances. “That’s a pretty small percentage,” says Nathan Schaefer, a biologist, or life scientist, at the University of California, and a leader of the research. “This kin...