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**  National Museums Liverpool see in Chinese New Year
World Museum Liverpool marks the Year of the Dog by hosting the Hung Gar 
Kung Fu Club Lion Dance

**  Asian art museum reopens
The 14th-century Chinese monk - flowing robes, bald, lost in meditation - 
appears unaware of his new surroundings at the Seattle Asian Art Museum

**  Europe bids to halt tide of art smuggled to America
A series of legal actions has been launched by European governments to 
regain priceless works of art which they claim have been illegally smuggled 
to America to be sold off to wealthy collectors and museums

**  Royal slippers hot-foot it out of Toronto museum
A pair of rare 18th century slippers from India, decorated with diamonds, 
rubies, and emeralds, and sewn with gold thread, were stolen from a Toronto 
museum on Sunday

**  Framing of the shrew that moved like a platypus
The fossil of a peculiar creature that combines traits of two different 
groups of mammals has excited scientists and has some of them re-evaluating 
theories on how warm-blooded animals evolved

**  Suspect in Renaissance figurine theft turns himself in
A suspect in the theft of a precious Renaissance figurine turned himself in 
and police said Saturday they had recovered the object, stolen almost three 
years ago from an Austrian museum

**  Treasures from Russia
The exhibition features the greatest works of Russian art from the 13th 
Century to the present, including icons, portraiture in both painting and 
sculpture from the 18th through the 20th Centuries and a selection of 
first-class Western European paintings and sculptures from the imperial art 
collections assembled by Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, and Nicholas 
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**  Hitler wanted a bit of the Vatican in Berlin
Adolf Hitler intended to recreate the Vatican's St Peter's Square in Berlin 
to honour his ally Benito Mussolini, newly discovered documents have 
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**  Violent explosion blows Finnish museum
The explosion, which happened in the museum's valuable silverware and 
jewellery exhibition room, shattered partition walls,doors and windows as 
well as many glass cases

**  Curating a museum show takes miles, wiles
Do they beg? Yes. Do they borrow? Yes. Do they steal? Well, no.

**  A Real-Life Jurassic Park
By resurrecting the woolly mammoth and other species, scientists want to 
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**  Austrian Museum Takes Down Klimt Paintings
An Austrian museum ordered five precious Gustav Klimt paintings put in 
storage Friday following threats that they would be destroyed to keep them 
from being returned to an American who says the Nazis stole them from her 
Jewish family

**  This Week's Horoscopes
Taurus April 20 - May 20. Historians and physicists alike will dismiss your 
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law of motion: Change equals Force divided by Mass

**  Rivers of paint and gold: exhibition puts Michelangelo top of art pay 
scales
Michelangelo, who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, made more money 
than his rivals Titian and Da Vinci, according to an exhibition at the 
British Museum

**  Return the Marbles? Forget it
Anyone who saw the condition of the west frieze in Athens next to the Elgin 
Marbles in London would immediately decide that the Marbles in London should 
stay there

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**  Antique Dolls Bring $3.5 Million to Mark a New World Record
After years of being in the top 5 collectibles in the world, yet 
significantly under-priced when compared to others, such as stamps, coins, 
or even comic books, the collection of Lucy Morgan proved to market watchers 
that dolls are quickly on the rise and are becoming a powerful force in the 
world of collectibles

**  Website returns art looted by Nazis to rightful owners
Online valuables and stolen items registry Swift-Find has launched a new 
scheme to help victims of the Holocaust and others robbed by the Nazis 
reclaim stolen valuables

**  Man Will Not Repay Museum $325,000
The Baltimore Museum of Industry was the victim of a sophisticated fraud 
scheme ... the museum is pleased that this long process is now over

**  Chinese New Year Celebration 2006 at the Otago Museum

**  Nominations Sought for SAA's Distinguished Service Award

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