Lavish Nobel Banquet 2012 in Stockholm City Hall, Sweden
STOCKHOLM, Sweden mdash; Alfred Nobel was reportedly an unpretentious man, but the party thrown to honor the Nobel Prize recipients is straight out of a fairy tale: A royal family, thousands of flowers from Italy, music by a renowned orchestra and a noted soprano, all watched by an international cast of bit players, the men wearing tuxedos and the ladies in evening gowns. And in the middle of it all stood Mario Capecchi, University of Utah distinguished professor of human genetics and biology, shaking hands Monday with King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden before bowing first to the Nobel Assembly seated behind him and then to the invitation-only audience at the Concert Hall.From:ukthebestoneViews:0 1ratingsTime:02:40More inEntertainment
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