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    May 29, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  1. Bone flutes found in German caves point to roots of creativity

    Make <a href=&quot;http://canonicalbandjokes.webs.com/fluteandpiccolojokes.htm">jokes about flute players</a> all you want, but it's looking more likely that our earliest musical impulses may have been fed by a variation on just such an instrument based on recent discoveries in caves in southern Germany.
    Make jokes about flute players all you want, but it's looking more likely that our earliest musical impulses may have been fed by a variation on just such an instrument based on recent discoveries in caves in southern Germany. Exploring a human cave...

    Tags: Music, Entertainment, Science and Technology, Arts and Culture, Landforms

  2. May 21, 2012 | Los Angeles Times
  3. Cannes 2012: Auteurs take a shine to Americana

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    Globally minded Hollywood studios are muting elements that might be considered too American. But Prestige filmmakers working outside the studio system — including several from other countries — are doubling down on the red, white and blue....
  4. May 14, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  5. Anthropologists discover oldest wall art in collapsed cave in France

    Anthropologists working in southern France have discovered what they believe to be the oldest known wall art in a rock shelter that collapsed 37,000 years ago. The inscribed and painted objects in the shelter are thought to be slightly older than the previous oldest art, found at Grotte Chauvet, also in southeastern France. Both caves are relics of the Aurignacian period, named after the Aurignac site in France where the first artifacts from the period were discovered. The Aurignacian period stretches from about 40,000 years ago to 28,000 years ago and is the source of the famous Venus figurines, such as the Venus of Willendorf, which are the first statuettes of humans, displaying exaggerated female characteristics.
    Anthropologists working in southern France have discovered what they believe to be the oldest known wall art in a rock shelter that collapsed 37,000 years ago. The inscribed and painted objects in the shelter are thought to be slightly older than the...

    Tags: Culture, New York University, France, Arts and Culture, Landforms

  6. May 17, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  7. Lakers' Game 2 loss to Thunder has severe implications (Web links)

    <strong>Game stories</strong>
    Game stories --The Times' Mike Bresnahan explains how the Lakers' 77-75 Game 2 loss Wednesday to the Oklahoma City Thunder will haunt them later if they lose in the Western Conference semifinals. --The Orange County Register's Kevin Ding mentioned Pau...

    Tags: Fox Sports (tv network), Ron Artest, Sports Illustrated, Periodicals, Landforms

  8. May 11, 2012 | Los Angeles Times
  9. 'Game of Thrones' star Carice van Houten on magic and Melisandre

    Show Tracker
    When a TV series crams horse beheadings, frozen zombies, dragons, sword fighting and naked prostitutes into nearly every episode, it’s hard for a single actor to make a grand impact. But actress Carice van Houten has done precisely that in the...
  10. May 8, 2012 | Los Angeles Times
  11. Steve Lopez: Austin Buetner was stirring things up at City Hall

    L.A. NOW
    When I met with him a few weeks ago, I asked Los Angeles mayoral candidate Austin Beutner if he really wanted to sacrifice time with his wife and four kids -– aged between 15 and 9 -– to devote full......
  12. May 8, 2012 | Los Angeles Times
  13. Body to be recovered from Anza-Borrego cave

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    The body wedged in a deep mud cave in the Anza Borrego Desert State Park should be extricated Tuesday night, the San Diego County Sheriff's Department said....
  14. Apr 26, 2012 | Los Angeles Times
  15. Home office design: Separate space and a walk to work

    L.A. at Home
    Home office design: At a time when so many people are bringing the office home, there’s a growing desire for more separation, physical and psychological, between work and personal life....
  16. Apr 25, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  17. Obama on Jimmy Fallon: Top moments with 'POTUS with the most-est'

    President Obama has given a lot of major speeches. But never before has he punctuated one by dropping the microphone after, like he did Tuesday night on &quot;Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" <strong>(watch videos below)</strong>.
    President Obama has given a lot of major speeches. But never before has he punctuated one by dropping the microphone after, like he did Tuesday night on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" (watch videos below). It's the rhetorical equivalent of the end zone...

    Tags: Education, Politics, Twitter, Inc., Michelle Obama, Landforms

  18. Apr 20, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  19. In retirees' Man Cave, a return to the hobbies of youth

    The ladies are everywhere at the Atria Woodbridge senior living community in Irvine: It is the ladies who fill the dining hall, the ladies who while away the afternoon chatting and doing crossword puzzles in the sitting room, and the ladies whose photos are on display next to the needlepoint and paintings in the resident art gallery.
    The ladies are everywhere at the Atria Woodbridge senior living community in Irvine: It is the ladies who fill the dining hall, the ladies who while away the afternoon chatting and doing crossword puzzles in the sitting room, and the ladies whose photos...

    Tags: Woodbridge, Hobbies, Game Playing, Science and Technology, Macular Degeneration

  20. Mar 25, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  21. 'Master growers' cultivating a higher grade of marijuana

    Behind the bolted steel doors of an old brick warehouse, Big Wes meets a nutrient company scientist to see if he can increase his crop yield. Rows of hydroponic marijuana plants soak up solution flowing through plastic troughs and light blazing from high-pressure sodium lamps.
    Behind the bolted steel doors of an old brick warehouse, Big Wes meets a nutrient company scientist to see if he can increase his crop yield. Rows of hydroponic marijuana plants soak up solution flowing through plastic troughs and light blazing from high-...

    Tags: Genes and Chromosomes, Companies and Corporations, Gardening, Science and Technology, Landforms

  22. Mar 16, 2012 | Los Angeles Times
  23. Five questions with Jason Cameron, Mr. 'Man Caves'

    L.A. at Home
    Jason Cameron, "Man Caves": Jason Cameron, the guy who has built more than 100 manly retreats for the DIY Network's "Man Caves," fields five questions about what makes the perfect man cave, what spoils it, and why Rainn Wilson has a place in his manly...
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