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  • The tigers of Ranthambore, palaces of Rajasthan and the Taj Mahal Selected departures from September to November, 15 days from pounds 1,899 India, a unique country and civilisation, is a mind-boggling potpourri of sights, sounds, colours and experiences, as well as a variety of astonishing cultural contrasts. From the flawless grandeur of the Taj Mahal at sunrise to the mighty fortresses of Rajasthan and from the reminders of past glories of the Raj in Delhi to the teeming markets of Jaipur, our India tour is a fascinating journey of discovery.

    ...Stay three nights in cosmopolitan San Francisco and enjoy guided tours of Los Angeles, San Diego a... competing in the Junior and Veterans' events. Price includes: Return coach from a range of pick...

  • THE photograph slipped casually from a pile of Persian letters. Just another photograph, Jasmin Darznik thought, as she helped her mother, Lili, clear her San Francisco house after the death of Darznik's father. But it wasn't. As she picked it up, she realised it was of a young Iranian girl, no more than 14 years old, her eyes lined with kohl and her mouth stained with a lipstick almost black as olives. The girl looked on the verge of tears. That the photograph was of her mother was indisputable. And yet ... her eyes skimmed over the photograph more closely ... a satin dress pulled tightly over her torso ... a veil over her head and skimming her body ... Lili was a bride in this picture. Darznik gazed incredulously at the image. For the man next to Lili, the groom in the tuxedo and the ...

    ... spoke of Kazem, even 50 years after the events of which she spoke. "The tenor of her voice just r... accepted, at times embraced, many of the cultural norms of their society, yet what is extraordinary ...

  • Ais for Arkady Novikov This summer Russia's answer to Richard Caring is venturing outside the motherland for the first time with the Novikov Restaurant and Bar on Berkeley Street, Mayfair. Arkady Novikov (below) opened his first restaurant, Sirena, in Moscow in 1992 after being turned down for a job at McDonald's. Today his group has a multimillion-dollar turnover at over 50 sites serving 18 different cuisines; he's catered at the Kremlin and counts Vladimir Putin as a pal. Why has he chosen to come here now? 'Because London's place in the global food market has stormed to the top of the table,' he says. Expect two super-chic restaurants - one Asian, one Italian - and start saving; his incredibly glamorous Russian openings rarely come cheap. Stefano Stecca, who has worked at his own Ost...

    ... going loco in places such as San Francisco, Copenhagen and Miami - will be massive. Martin Mo...A dinner with cultural accompaniments at the London Sketch Club, a beauti... and Ben, the younger, for the catering and events arm of the business. Caring recently became a gran...

  • Bristol vs Nottingham "Louise Selby, 27, about to return to Bristol from Nottingham, said: "In many ways Bristol is miles ahead of other cities, especially on the cultural side, with much more to do. The city centre and Harbourside are good and there are lots of festivals and other events. But one thing Nottingham has that is a lot better is its public transport.

    ... ? "The quote about Bristol and San Francisco goes something along the lines of 'Bristol could b...

  • ... was first among cities to develop major events like Hogmanay, our Christmas events and our summer... cities such as Paris, London and San Francisco. The importance of place is often central to secur... National Museum of Scotland, the city's cultural landscape is set for another huge boost when the l...

  • ..."When we are at business events, the vast majority are also in that age group of 3... headquartered in the Valley or in San Francisco."That's something that affects web start- ups quit...Nobody has the answer."It's a cultural issue. A fear of failure is still in the Scottish ...

  • AROUND 15 years ago, the founder of America's MIT Media Lab wrote a book that predicted the future. Nicholas Negroponte's Being Digital focused on the transition from "unwieldy atoms" of information, such as books, into bits of information. He foresaw personalised daily news such as web feeds, as well as the rise of touch-screen technology and digital books. Society is more digital than it's ever been. But what does it mean for us, and what's the point of it all? In his epilogue, Negroponte said: "Bits are not edible; in that sense they cannot stop hunger. Computers are not moral; they cannot resolve complex issues like the rights to life and to death. But being digital, nevertheless, does give much cause for optimism.

    ... made every day in Silicon Valley, San Francisco, Toyko, London .. and, of course, in a listed buil... says: "We organise film screenings, public events and poetry readings, but it's still a lab. The way... NGO meant we could carry out a form of cultural exchange that wouldn't have happened otherwise. "I...

  • ... and was scheduled to travel to San Francisco, Vancouver and Chicago for cultural engagements an... of no fewer than eight major make-or-break events for Scottish business and tourism, ranging from 20...

  • Doug Johnstone, author My favourite books this year all come from America. The best thing I've read is a novel only just published over here, but originally written in 1996. Matthew F Jones's A Single Shot (Mulholland Press, pound(s)9.99) is an utterly compelling piece of American country backwater noir, a believable and heartbreaking tragedy about a man who accidentally shoots a teenage girl while out poaching deer. He subsequently makes some catastrophic decisions and descends into a world of psychological torture and a kind of madness. The prose is sparse and precise yet somehow also elegant. The second thing that blew me away this year was another American novel originally written a while ago, but only now getting published over here. Drive (No Exit Press, pound(s)7.99) by James Sal...

    ... In America (Vintage, pound(s)12.99) and Francisco Goldman's exquisite and deeply poignant Say Her Na... family at a time of major political and cultural tensions. A story of faith and love, it is thought... be the ultimate account of these terrible events. Much has been written about the day itself, but t...

  • ...&Seek who, in collaboration with Unique Events and various Scottish artists, are behind The New Y... when you combine game design with other cultural forms. And what happens when you commission artist..., regularly played in New York and San Francisco and brought to the UK by Fleetwood in 2007. "It to...

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