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Qatar Airways to launch new routes
Airline to service new destinations in Europe and Asia.
June 22, 2010 2:21 by Samuel Potter
Qatar Airways is launching six new routes in Europe and Asia. Announcing the expansion at the airline's annual commercial conference in the Qatari capital on Monday, Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al-Baker spoke of the carrier's commitment to develop its route network far and wide from its hub.
The Doha-based airline will phase in the route expansion over a four-month period with daily flights to Phuket – after Bangkok, its second destination in Thailand – kicking off the growth drive on Oct. 11. The new flights will operate via Kuala Lumpur.
Three weeks later, beginning Nov. 1, the airline adds the Vietnamese capital Hanoi to its network with four flights a week via Bangkok. The new route will support existing services to Vietnam's commercial center and largest city of Ho Chi Minh City, where flights will also be stepped up from four-a-week to daily.
Nov. 24 marks the launch of the carrier's European expansion drive with thrice-weekly flights to the French Mediterranean city of Nice. Operating via Milan, the Nice operation will strengthen Qatar Airways' services to France, where it already operates to the capital Paris.
The New Year sees Qatar Airways' entry into Eastern Europe with the launch of four flights a week to the Romanian capital of Bucharest, starting on Jan. 17. The services continue on to Budapest, capital city of Hungary.
And with five flights a week from Jan. 31, the Belgian capital of Brussels, home of the European Parliament, rounds off a list of destinations for the airline, which has maintained its strategy of opening new routes around the world since launching just 13 years ago.
"Budapest, Bucharest, Brussels, Nice, Hanoi and Phuket represent markets underserved so these are excellent opportunities for us to tap into," Al-Baker added.
By 2013, Qatar Airways plans to serve 120 key business and leisure destinations worldwide with a modern fleet of 120 aircraft. Today, the airline's fleet stands at 84 aircraft, flying to 90 destinations across Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and North America.
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Sometimes the most fascinating mysteries stem from the unlikeliest of places. Historian John Maloof, for instance, purchased a box of negatives at a Chicago auction for a mere $400. The work turned out to be that of a Vivian Maier, a former nanny who spent her much of her time capturing exquisite photos surrounding the bustling streets of Chicago in the late-1950s and '60s. The discovery of Maier's work upon her death eventually paved the way for a Kickstarter-backed film, Finding Vivian Maier, which centers on Maloof's search for the unknown talent. The breezy narrative introduces Maier and her candid photography through an assortment of intriguing interviews with those who remember her, many of which shed light on a recluse who, for one reason or another, decided to stow away more than 150,000 photos before her death.
See the film that is causing some major waves — pun intended — for Sea World. Featuring interviews from former trainers spliced with live video footage of killer whales in the wild and captivity, Blackfish examines if it's truly safe for humans to house the enormous creatures in captivity. The film showcases the horrid living conditions the captive whales are exposed to, along with the deaths of multiple trainers. Prepare to have your memories of Free Willy shattered in 123 minutes.
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Muscle Shoals' Fame Studios is a legendary institution for many reasons. The fabled studio, which initially opened in 1969, has served as the home of everyone from Boz Scaggz and Aretha Franklin to the Rolling Stones and Paul Simon, with newer acts such as the Black Keys and Band of Horses rounding out its fourth decade of existence. Fittingly, Muscle Shoals chronicles the studio's unexpected rise to fame, along with the key cast of players that defined the funky, soulful undercurrents and undeniable grooves with which the studio became synonymous.
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You'll never look at the California Roll the same way again after watching this fascinating documentary about one of the best sushi chefs in the world. Jiro Ono, an 85-year-old legend in Tokyo, charges $300 a plate at his small restaurant. The film follows his never-ending quest to perfect the art of sushi, while profiling his two sons along the way, the latter of which is poised to succeed Jiro and carry on the family tradition at the renowned restaurant (Sukiyabashi Jiro).
Jeremy Jones is a legend in the world of snowboarding, one who's name is practically synonymous with big mountain freeriding. In Further, the second installment in a jaw-dropping trio of films by Teton Gravity Research, the freerider and several others skirt the globe in an effort to find some of the world's most remote and untapped alpine terrain in existence. Renowned riders such as Terje Haakonsen and Ryland Bell join him as Jones tackles everything from the Japanese Alps to California's Sierra Nevadas, and with the help of his camera crew, the team is able to capture the wide-open powder fields and vertical spines with vivid detail. Gorgeous time-lapses and lively commentary abound, too, rendering the film as personal as it is stunning to look at.
Albert Maysles' penultimate film is a fitting portrait of a fashion icon who, surprisingly, still remains at the top of her game despite her old age. The 93-year-old subject is Iris Apfel, one of the most renowned fashionistas and interior designers to have ever trotted the globe. Maysles' film depicts the stages of her life through a series of interviews, many of which contribute to a film that functions as both an ode to individual uniqueness and an intimate look into a marriage more than 65 years in the making. Apfel's life (and home) might be cluttered, but it's chock-full of charming insight more than anything else.
Fed Up
Fed Up is the Inconvenient Truth of the health movement. Stephanie Soechtig's praised documentary looks to expose the underlying causes of childhood obesity, primarily with a focus on the effects of dietary sugars. It's a thorough examination — if not a scary one — of what's becoming one of the most serious medical issues in the United States, one featuring eye-opening statistics and a host of talking heads that outline our unregulated addiction to unhealthy foods. The film is a good deal to digest at times (pun intended), but the plainspoken interviews with obese teens are probably enough to make you pass on your next Snickers.
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Michael Rossato-Bennett's documentary about using music to combat the effects of Alzheimer's and dementia is an astonishingly moving piece of filmmaking. Viewers follow Dan Cohen, founder of the nonprofit organization Music & Memory, as he struggles with America's failing health care system while attempting to show music's incredible power over those suffering memory loss. Each scene showing an Alzheimer's patient "awaken" after being played music from their past is as visceral an experience as you'll find in any movie.
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The Wrecking Crew
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Honor Flight
Honor Flight is truly a film about volunteers and veterans. The feature-length tribute chronicles a band of Midwest volunteers who tirelessly work around the clock to send every local World War II veteran to Washington D.C., so they can look upon the memorials built in their honor. It's an emotional documentary to say the least, filled with wide-ranging interviews that encompass both the war itself and the ensuing aftermath for a small slew of vets, many of whom are now in their late '80s or '90s. The film's premier in Milwaukee in 2012 even drew a crowd of more than 30,000 people, setting a Guinness World Record for movie premiere attendance. That alone makes it worth the watch.
180° South
Chris Malloy's 180° South is an adventure documentary in the most basic sense. The film revolves around surfer-mountaineer Jeff Johnson's journey retracing Patagonia founders Yvon Chouinard and Doug Tompkins' epic 1968 trip to Patagonia, Chile. Questions of ecological conservation and wanderlust belie the footage of rock climbing and surfing, though, prompting you to reconsider our role on this planet amid a phenomenal Ugly Casanova-anchored soundtrack.
What Happened, Miss Simone?
Nina Simone, though one of the most gifted performers of all time, was often a mess behind the scenes when she wasn't in front of them. The classically-trained pianist and jazz singer regularly suffered from bipolar episodes and bouts of depression throughout her career, while continuing to advocate for civil rights and equality for blacks. Liz Garbus' excellent documentary is a tough-love portrait of the late legend, one that culls from audio interviews, rare performance footage, and lost diary entries to create a thorough examination of her life and times. To be honest, it will make you wonder how she didn't burn out sooner.
The Short Game
Ever seen the excellent, 2002 documentary Spellbound? Well, The Short Game is kind of like that, though, it focuses on eight entrants in the 2012 U.S. Kids Golf World Championship and their overzealous parents instead of a national spelling bee in Washington D.C. Director Josh Greenbaum's inspiring film follows the young athletes — five of which are boys and three of which are girls — beginning six months prior to the competition, profiling their athletic drive and personal interests in equal measure. Some of the athletes hog more of the spotlight than others, such as tennis superstar Anna Kournikova's younger brother, but they all wind up participating in a competition that spurs both laughter and tears alike for the children and their parents. I guess some people just can't handle defeat.
The Battered Bastards of Baseball
Baseball, and sports in general, should really be about the love of the game. Netflix's original documentary chronicles an independent professional baseball team in the early '70s that truly exemplified the spirit and camaraderie of one of America's greatest past times. It's a heartwarming and surprisingly-true film, one following a ragtag group of players in Portland, Ore., you wouldn't believe — including a blacklisted former Yankee pitcher and team owner's son, actor Kurt Russell.
Conflict, like it or not, is often what makes a film what is. Virguna has a good deal of it, too, spanning everything from poaching and internal warfare to the looming threat of oil exploration. The heart-wrenching documentary follows four characters fighting to protect Virunga National Park, home of the last remaining sects of mountain gorillas, yet it does so with a keen environmental focus and attention to the region's complex political issues. It's exemplary in a multitude of ways, but none more so than the way it portrays the passion of all those involved in the conflict.
Life Itself
Roger Ebert was the premiere American film critic before his death a mere two years ago. Drawn from his memoir, Life Itself chronicles his life from his earliest days at his school newspaper to his long-standing gig at the Chicago Sun-Times. It's composed of interviews taken with his family and peers — along with those carried out with iconic critic during his final days — as well as his numerous television appearances and clips from his popular show alongside Gene Siskel. There's a heavy focus on Ebert's final moments, which can be jarring and perhaps too revealing at times, but the film as a whole is awash with warm detail and affection.
The Other One: The Long Strange Trip of Bob Weir
To Deadheads — and even many outside the Grateful Dead's cultish following — Bob Weir remains an unsung hero. As a longtime musician and the founding rhythm guitarist of the band, he spent decades on the road and recording swaths of both studio and live albums, effortlessly carving his signature sound into the throne of American music and paving the way for all jam bands to come. Netflix's moving documentary examines his modest upbringing, splicing contemporary interviews with the musician and his family alongside archival footage of his last days with the infamous Jerry Garcia and his long, strange trip into the realm of psychedelics. It's far out, sure, but worth a watch given his insightful take on Jerry's death and all that came prior.
Unbranded feels as much like a PR stunt as it does reality TV, but that does it make it any less astonishing. The film follows four young cowboys who cross 3,000 miles of terrain — from Mexico to Canada — with a herd of mustangs, mostly as an effort to promote the much-needed adoption of wild horses and burros housed in government activity. The conversation-centric doc introduces comments from experts on both sides of the debate, exploring whether the Bureau of Land Management should round up the animals or let the roam without intervention. It presents a jaw-dropping portrait of the American West as it does, one defined by harsh terrain and occasionally plagued by petty arguments.

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Restaurateur Vicky Bayley and Chef/Artist Mike Fennelly, the creators of the highly acclaimed Mike's on the Avenue, have returned to the site of their original restaurant in the Central Business District at 628 St. Charles Avenue. Mike's on the Avenue, on the ground floor of the Lafayette Hotel at Lafayette Square, is similar to the original version of Mike's in both food and atmosphere, but with many additional menu options and a new interior that once again reflects Fennelly's talents as an artist and designer. The chef's culinary approach is decidedly contemporary and draws from ingredients that have inspired him during his extensive travels over the years. Many of his dishes contrast Asian and Louisiana ingredients and techniques, bringing a bold-distinctive sensibility to his cooking. Much of Fennelly's food also reflects his fascination with New Orleans cuisine and the indigenous ingredients of South Louisiana.
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Putnam County SherŁiff's Deputy Josh Boller responded to a crash at 8:45 p.m. Monday on U.S. 231 near East County Road 200 North.
Lynda E. Gorrell, 22, Russellville, told Boller she was driving north on U.S. 231 and making a left turn on to County Road 200 North when a car driven by Troy C. Strader, 18, Roachdale, attempted to pass her on the left, according to a police report.
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* Travis Stone, 28, Greencastle, was booked in at 11 p.m. Tuesday by Greencastle Officer Eric Vaughan for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
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The 277-148 roll call Friday by which the House passed a bill to avoid a Jan. 1 spike in income taxes, renew jobless benefits and cut Social Security taxes.
A "yes" vote is a vote to pass the measure.
Voting yes were 139 Democrats and 138 Republicans.
Voting no were 112 Democrats and 36 Republicans.
X denotes those not voting.
There is 1 vacancy in the 435-member House.
NEW YORK (AP) — Stock trading opened quietly Friday, a day after major indexes hit two-year highs.
In a sign the economy is improving, the Conference Board said its index leading economic indicators rose 1.1 percent in November. The index — which tracks data such as orders for new goods and materials — rose 0.5 percent in October.
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The top U.S. military officer said Friday that he thinks it is possible that the Pakistani military can shut down Taliban hideouts on its soil to prevent insurgents from moving back and forth across the long, porous border with Afghanistan.
Los Alamos National Laboratory announced on its emergency hotline that it will be closed today.
A strong winter storm pushed through the area dumping approximately 8-10 inches of snow overnight.
Light snow continues to fall this morning, but the storm system is moving out of the area and precipitation is expected to end by noon.
As of 5:51 a.m., Los Alamos Public Schools is on a delay due to weather condition.
All elementary and middle school classes will start two hours late and Los Alamos High School classes will start at 10 a.m.
This weekend could be a full one for the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls basketball team. Players are planning on getting some Christmas shopping in, holding a Secret Santa session and maybe even catching a flick.
Oh, and they'll play some hoops as well.
The Hilltoppers are set to embark on a four-day road trip to the Four Corners area, where they will play three District 1AAAA teams, including two of the top-rated teams in the state.
Here are this week's Class AAAA boys and girls basketball coaches polls. The polls are conducted by the New Mexico High School Coaches Association. First-place votes are in parentheses.
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1. Kirtland Cent. (7) 88 1
2. Roswell (2) 74 3
Balog named All-State defensive back
Hilltopper defensive back Kory Balog was named to the All-Class 4A second team for the 2010 season.
Balog, who led Los Alamos in interceptions and was among the team leaders in tackles this season, was named to the second team secondary defense by the New Mexico High School Coaches Association. The all-state 4A selections were announced Wednesday.
Balog, who was also the team's quarterback for the past two seasons, was the lone Hilltopper to earn All-State honors this year.
A new study argues that New Mexico and 42 other states are wasting their money on film incentives.
"In the harsh light of reality, film subsidies offer little bang for the buck," writes Robert Tannenwald, of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
I give the study a thumbs-down for its biases and mistaken assumptions, but it's another reminder that the incentive program isn't well understood.
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Perhaps that's why many New Mexicans had a moment's pause when Jeff Bingaman recently let it be known that he is thinking about not seeking another term in the U.S. Senate come 2012.
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In a one-two punch Tuesday night, Chairman Michael Wismer announced that the Los Alamos County Council was terminating County Administrator Tony Mortillaro and appointing County Attorney Randy Autio acting administrator — effective immediately.
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"The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest," Stieg Larsson
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"Hornet's Nest" is the last novel in Larsson's Millennium series that Larsson, the crusading Swedish journalist, completed before his sudden death from a heart attack at the age of 50 in 2004. It's also a thoroughly gripping read that shows off the maturation of the author's storytelling talents.
"The Invisible Bridge," Julie Orringer
The New York Times
In its powers of description, "The Invisible Bridge" is reflective and specific enough to wonder exactly when a tree dies once Andras is assigned to cut wood in a Subcarpathian forest. The true moment of death, this onetime architecture student decides, is when the thing that is meant to be upright can no longer stand. Ms. Orringer's long, crowded book is its own kind of forest, and not every tree needs to be here; her novel's dramatic power might have been greatly enhanced by pruning.
"The Red Thread," Ann Hood
The Los Angeles Times
[Hood] understands Maya's suffering. Empathy, even between an author and her character, is a conduit to grace. Hood and her husband lost their daughter Grace to a strep infection in 2002, when she was 5. Three years after her death, they adopted Annabelle from Changsha in China's Hunan province.
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"Warning Shadows," Gary Giddens
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Gary Giddins is well known for his writing about music -- he was a Village Voice jazz columnist for three decades, and his books, among them the biography " Bing Crosby: A Pocketful of Dreams," are revered. His writing about movies gets less attention only because he does less of it. "Warning Shadows: Home Alone With Classic Cinema" is his first book devoted exclusively to movies, and it makes me wish that the New York Sun -- the short-lived (2002-08) newspaper where many of the essays making up the book first appeared -- were still around, if only so he'd still be reviewing DVDs regularly. His film pieces -- witty, informed and insightful -- are an absolute pleasure to read.
"Revolutionaries: A New History of the Invention of America," Jack Rakove
The San Francisco Chronicle
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"Nomad," Ayaan Hirsi Ali
The San Francisco Chronicle
The truth is, Ayaan Hirsi Ali is confused. She is a nomad who never stays in one place long enough to understand it fully. This is obvious when she makes statements such as "Only in New York does it seem acceptable to remain single on a long-term basis." But it is precisely this characteristic of naivete and confusion that makes her observations as an outsider a gift to a society that sometimes can't see its forest for the trees.
"Bottled and Sold," Peter Gleick
The Washington Post
One of his book's strengths is showing what a predicament we've placed ourselves in by creating a $100-billion bottled water industry worldwide. For example, "The Sedona Springs Bottled Water Company . . . pumped enough groundwater to dramatically alter surface flows" in Maricopa County, Ariz., a depletion that caused the demise of local flora and fauna.
"The Atlantic and Its Enemies," Norman Stone
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Mr. Stone, a former Oxford history professor who now lives (and teaches) in Ankara, Turkey, has in the past written a general history of Europe and a study of the Eastern Front during World War I, bringing to his accounts an idiosyncratic verve that is much in evidence in "The Atlantic and Its Enemies." He paints on a broad canvas, showing how the Cold War unfolded, but that does not keep him from weaving in personal anecdotes, like one about the time in the 1960s when he was traveling in Eastern Europe and ended up being jailed for several weeks in Slovakia, suspected of being a spy.
"Quantum," Manjit Kumar
That it can be hard to wrap your brain around the principles of the subatomic world is a given. It's a strange kingdom, full of things that don't exist or exist in two opposite conditions at once until somebody looks at them, particles that influence each other instantaneously despite being separated by lightyears and electrons that move from one place to another without traveling through the space in between. Books on the subject rely on good metaphors, clearly explained, and Kumar delivers them, but "Quantum" is not for the complete novice or those timid souls who quail at the sight of an equation.


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Cute and clean place, easy to find. The lady working there did not understand "vegan" but did understand "no milk" and showed me that a pink round sticker designates a dairy free item, and confirmed all items are non-egg. Even with limited English she was very friendly and threw in some extra cookies for free. I'm not sure what their stance is on honey. No English writing on the displays. There is no seating, cash only.


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Review: Too bad I only found Fresh at the end of my stay in Moscow. The food was delicious. I had the borscht soup and the mushroom burger and both were beyond delicious. The menu has a large selection of appetizers, salads, and hot dishes. There are menus in English and some of the staff spoke English perfectly. The restaurant is located within waling distance from Red Square and the Kremlin. I definitely recommend it and will for sure go back on my next visit to Moscow. Updated from previous review on Sunday March 24, 2013
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Bruce Morris, 66, and his wife Karen Sue Morris, 49, were both given sentences for their part in a long running scheme to defraud various government entities of nearly $600,000.
Bruce Morris was sentenced to four years in prison by Wright, who explained that a higher sentence was recommended for the crime, but she took Morris's age and lack of criminal history into account. His wife, Karen, received a lesser sentence of two years. U.S. Attorney John Ray White felt that, although she had stolen money from government agencies, she did not do so until she married her husband, who had been carrying out the illegal acts for many years.
In April, 2011, Bruce Morris was convicted of 44 counts of fraud filed against him by Federal prosecutors. Morris had lied to obtain benefits from Social Security, The Veterans Administration, Pell Higher Education Grants for his step daughters, as well as obtaining fraudulent income tax credits.
A federal grand jury convicted Karen Morris of all 29 counts filed against her. She was not charged, however, with stealing unauthorized veterans benefits.
At trial, prosecutors said Morris had falsely claimed injuries that prevented him from working, allowing him to collect nearly $500,000 in veterans and Social Security benefits. Morris, who is a former Internal Revenue Service accountant, told the Arkansas Board of Public Accountancy he operated a full time business. At the same time, he was collecting government benefits, after claiming he was severely disabled- to the point he could not dress himself and could not work.
In addition to the charges of fraudulently receiving government funds, the couple was also convicted on charges of filing false income tax returns for both themselves and their unsuspecting customers. Morris' CPA license was revoked in August, 2011.
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Are y'all getting ready for the 4th of July? Or maybe just throwing a patriotic party this summer? These patriotic mason jar vases are the perfect quick and easy craft for your celebration. Grab a few jars and some paint and get started on your own version of these today.
Patriotic Hand Lettered Shirts (the EASY way!!)
I have a quick and easy project for you today that anyone can do. These patriotic hand lettered shirts look complicated but if you can trace you can make your own in just minutes. This is a part of a sponsored series of posts by Elmers and I am compensated for my participation. However all projects and opinions are my own. Lets get started making these fun shirts for the entire family! Remember these are perfect for the upcoming 4th of July holiday and you can make your own custom designs in just minutes y'all. Trust me![Read more…]
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It is that time of year when I love adding patriotic decor to my home. I made this button flag tray last year and posted it over on Crafts Unleashed. Y'all I am still in love with this one today. Grab your supplies and get started on your own version soon! This will be perfect for any 4th of July or summer party you are planning.
Patriotic Wand Centerpiece
I have another fabulous Fourth of July craft for you today with my patriotic wand centerpiece. A wonderful addition to the center of your party table and the wands become party favors for the kiddos once the fireworks are over. This is part of a series on Crafty Hangouts with patriotic crafts sponsored by The Ribbon Retreat. Be sure to head on over and see tons of patriotic craft videos on Crafty Hangouts.
Patriotic Sundae Party
I have a super simple idea for a summer or Fourth of July party for you today. Set up this patriotic sundae bar at your bash. Kids and adults alike will love making their own sundaes. The bonus is that the guests serve themselves so you just need to set it up and walk away. I used some supplies from my sponsor Online Labels to dress up my event. You can find the links to the products below however all opinions and projects are my own.
Rolo Firecracker Party Favors
It is time for Crafty Hangouts week again. This time we are crafting with patriotic ribbon from The Ribbon Retreat. My first project is some fun Rolo firecracker party favors. I will have another fun patriotic ribbon post later this week so y'all stay tuned. These party favors are super simple and everyone loves Rolos right? Your guests will have a "blast" at your party once they get one or more of these fun favors.
Patriotic Mason Jar Centerpiece
Throwing a patriotic party this summer? Be sure to make my patriotic mason jar centerpiece to light up your night. This centerpiece is a unique and fun way to light up your party tables. Forget candles! Go red, white, and blue by adding mason jars and lights.
DIY Patriotic Marquee Sign
Are you adding a little patriotic decor to your home this summer? My DIY patriotic marquee sign is perfect then. Make this fun sign in just minutes with no power tools required. You can light up any patriotic display or party. Don't like the patriotic version? Use the craft tutorial below to make this marquee in any shape, letter, or number you desire. This post is sponsored by Duck Tape however all opinions and projects are my own.
Also if you love patriotic crafts — I have gathered up tons from my blog friends at the bottom of this post! Enjoy!!
Summer Utensil Caddy 3 Ways
Are you throwing any parties this summer? Get my ideas on how to decorate a summer utensil caddy three ways. Turn a simple utensil caddy into part of the party decor with my super simple ideas. The best part? All of my ideas are not permanent so your utensil caddy can be re-used again and again.
Buttons and Stars Patriotic Garland
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- Styrofoam Sheet
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4) Use decoupage medium to adhere the fabric to the star as shown below. Trim away any excess fabric.
5) Cover the outer edge with ribbon and use a decoupage medium once again to adhere it to your star.
6) Twist your red, white, and blue embroidery thread together to form one string. Add your stars and buttons to the string using hot glue. I assembled this garland right on my mantle.
All that is left is to step back and enjoy your creation. A wonderful addition to your 4th of July decor. This buttons and stars garland will be the hit of your Americana decorations this year.
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I'm developing an interactive system where two client flash apps will talk to a third server app. The clients will be sending some status information to the server. I think I need two way communication...haven't decided whether the server needs to send back any acknowledgements yet.
These will be applications and not .swfs that run in a browser.
So far the only method that I see are to make the server an AIR app (b/c AIR has a Server Socket class) and make the clients Flash projectors (b/c Flash has a Sockets class).
Are there other methods that I can use connect my apps together? These 3 machines will basically be living a few feet from each other and they will be on their own dedicated network.
The machines will live within their own little private network. They won't be accessing the outside world.


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We are currently trying to find the records of my great-grandfather's forebears. His name was John Dwyer and he was baptised in the Catholic churh at Cashell on 9/7/1832. His father's name was also John and his mother's maiden name was Catherine Tierney. John grew up to become a groom in the house of Lord Haywood. He eloped to Tasmania (then Van Diemen's Land )with the housekeeper's daughter on 1/2/1854. We would dearly love to hear from anyone who is able to carry out a search for us or who may have some information about the family-maybe some living relatives.The e-mail address is - sdwyer @ [removed]
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The nurse at my doctors office told me not to eat or drink even water after midnight and my glucose test is at 9am. Is this normal? I am always dehydrated during the night and I have to drink a big bottle of water during every night... Did you have to do this too? :/
Cant drink water for 9 hours?
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So today it was my 1 hour glucose test at 9 am. I didn't eat anything after midnight but drank everytime I was very thirsty until 8:30 am. When I got there the lab doctor only asked me if I hadn't eaten anything.. She didn't say anything about drinking. Grr if I hadn't drank anything like the nurse told me, at the lab they would have had and even harder time finding my veins. -.-
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I was told that I could eat and drink just as much as I wanted to, just nothing with carbs. That was for the 1 hour. They didn't require any fasting for the 3 hour, which I thought was weird. But I was fasting for both (although I had water) because I can't eat until about 11am.
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I just had to do the three hour glucose tolerance test a few weeks ago and my ob said i had to fast the night befoore and morning of, no food or water, he said i could have SIPS of water if i was very very thirsty, but to try to refrain as best i can. its tough especially having to drink the glucose drink on an empty stomach but it gives them a more accurate result. i dont have GD thank God. i hope everything works out well for you too. good luck :)
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Annabel Croft (born 12 July 1966 in Farnborough, Bromley, London) is a former professional British No. 1 female tennis player and current radio and television presenter. As a tennis player she won the WTA Tour event Virginia Slims of San Diego and represented Great Britain in the Fed Cup and the Wightman Cup.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- State revenue was up 4.8 percent through the first three quarters of the state fiscal year, the Office of Administration said Wednesday.
Missouri's net revenue of $5.18 billion through March were better than anticipated. State officials' revenue projection, updated in January, counted on Missouri revenue to grow by about 4 percent for the year ending June 30, compared with the previous fiscal year.
Net revenues for March, compared with March 2006, were up 4.2 percent.
Administration Commissioner Mike Keathley said Missouri's economy is seeing moderate growth despite struggles in the auto manufacturing sector. But he warns that national factors, including a weak housing market and volatile equity markets, could dampen state employment and revenue figures in coming months.
Individual income taxes, which make up more than 60 percent of the state's general revenue collections, were up 5.6 percent for the fiscal year, at $3.74 billion, and also up 4.9 percent for March.
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Bought this for my friends as part as a week-end in Paris as their wedding present. They loved it! It was the first time I used Viator will definitely not be the last. The week-end was described as magical and my friend will be using Viator as well.
Loved our tour guide Dario
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The bus tour was good. We saw lots of places and at night they were all looking beautiful.
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Wonderful intro to Paris what a amazing site the Eiffel Tower is in the evening....don't miss it . Great tour company,
We took this tour at the last minute and it was worth every penny. The bus took us around to each monument and stopped long enough for us to take photos. We each had headphones for additional historical information on each stop. The bus was very comfortable and it was the perfect amount of time.
We enjoyed this tour; we took it on the second night we arrived in Paris for the first time. It's a good way to see a broad overview with the sparkle of night lights. The guide was very good, knowledgeable, and personable. Even though I had made a mistake on the night we were to take the tour, the company rescheduled for the next night; something other companies would not do. I would take tours with this firm anywhere I could.
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We took the private tour of 8 people and what a wonderful night, our guide was fantastic and he knew his stuff. Would certainly recommend. The Eifel tower was alight and looked superb. 10/10
Really enjoyed the night tour. Even though it covered some of the things we saw on a day tour to see the sights at night was great.
Thoroughly enjoyed our night tour. Excellent commentary as well. Coach was very comfortable and the service sad friendly. Only comment is that the office didn't display the name of the company we booked thru - Ia little confusing but we managed.
Highly recommend the experience. Thanks.
we got to see all of the highlights of Paris...very enjoyable.
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Perfect the guide was a very nice man who spoke very good English, the information given and the sights seen gave us a breaktaking welcome to the Grand Paris. 100% recommendable.
Great trip and it was a fun experience. The only low point was the food @ Hard Rock Cafe which was below average when we bought the Paris Hard Cafe package.
This is the perfect tour for an evening of relaxation after a hectic day of site seeing. My husband and I loved every minute of it. The city of Paris is at its best at night! Don't miss this tour.
We arrived on Christmas day and this was a fantastic way to take in the sights and lights of Paris on our first night. The driver was prompt, friendly and informative. He couldnt have been more helpful or given us a better feel for Paris.
Highly recommended for first time visitors like myself. Paris is to be seen at night and this was the best way.
I had a wonderful time with this tour. Definitely worth going for first time visitors to Paris. I was disappointed the Christmas lights wasn't up yet but it was still and amazing tour.
Loved the tour at night. Was close by the metro station so we were able to find the meeting place with ease.
A great tour and a great tour guide.
Excellent opportunity to get night photos of all of the main Paris attractions.
Awesome! What more needs to be said?
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Very interesting to get a little insight of Paris and France's past.
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This tour is a great first or last night event - I take it on the last night as a happy reminder of all that I've seen in Paris.


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Even though he thinks the weathered tome is a fascinating cultural treasure, unearthed by chance in a musty section of an Alberta library, Andrew Gow doesn't like to be near it.
"It's a very, very nasty piece of work, and I can tell you that I don't like to touch it," he said.
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Rare book on witchcraft discovered
in Alberta librarybook witchcraft andrew gow library alberta
Started by Still Waters , Nov 25 2012 01:54 PM
Started by Still Waters , Nov 25 2012 01:54 PM
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