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Bold, brave moves are fast becoming the hallmark of Turkish Airlines, one of the world's fastest-growing carriers. At a time when many airlines are struggling to stay aloft, Turkish Air is expanding aggressively. It now flies to 98 countries -- that's more than any other airline -- and it is quickly ticking off all the boxes needed to become a brand-name global carrier.
Since 2003, when Turkey deregulated its airline industry, Turkish Airlines has nearly quadrupled its passengers, tripled its aircraft, and doubled its number of destination cities. Its fleet is half the average age (6½ years) of its European competitors. Flatbed business seats and "star chefs" have earned it Skytrax's title of Best European Airline two years in a row. Some analysts have begun to compare Turkish Airlines to Gulf carriers Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Abu Dhabi-based Etihad, which pride themselves on customer service. In 2010 it unveiled a slick global marketing campaign featuring stars such as Kobe Bryant and Barcelona footballer Lionel Messi. The airline's investments appear to be paying off: In the first nine months of 2012, Turkish Airlines' profit climbed 665%, to about $482 million, on sales of $6.2 billion.
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The company certainly benefits from a growing domestic economy and a rise in tourism to Turkey: Some 35 million leisure travelers visit the country annually, up from 14 million in 2003. Now CEO Temel Kotil is pushing the airline to capitalize on its advantageous geography (Istanbul is a three- to four-hour flight from many cities in Europe, Asia, and Africa) to turn the airline into a hub carrier for international travel. "We're Asia and Europe at the same time," Kotil says.
Last year the airline added routes to 22 cities, including Edinburgh, the Maldives, and, yes, Mogadishu. Dozens more destinations are slated for 2013, including Houston's George Bush International Airport. In all, Turkish Airlines has increased its network of routes by 43% since 2009.
Kotil is also capitalizing on the woes of European airlines. Hungary's flagship carrier, Malev, and Spain's Spanair have gone out of business, while SAS and Air France-KLM, among others, have cut flights.
Turkish Airlines has managed to keep operating costs relatively low with its newer, more fuel-efficient planes and the country's cheap workforce. Analysts say the airline has been helped along by the government's support, particularly in terms of infrastructure investment -- in January, Turkey opened bidding for a construction contract to build a third airport in Istanbul, which, according to media reports, will be one of the largest in the world.
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But Kotil acknowledges the airline's steep and speedy ascent is not without risks -- like maintaining the same quality training, management, and service across the enterprise. "We're growing everywhere." Indeed, Turkish Airlines is widely rumored to be in talks with Lufthansa about a joint venture or other alliance.
Kotil declines to comment on any deals; he says his goal is for Turkish Airlines to fly 2,000 flights a day, double its current levels. (By comparison, United Airlines operates 5,000 flights a day.) And while Turkish Airlines has long ceased to be a government-controlled entity (it was privatized in 2006; the government still owns a 49% stake), Kotil sees its expansion as a point of pride for his country. "Istanbul has been one of the major cities in Europe for centuries," he says. "In the last century it lost momentum; in the 21st it's coming back. Turkey is a part of everything." Including, if Kotil's bets pay off, the global airline industry.
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|Can ya see my massive paws? I got thumbs I tell ya!
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24 comments:
- Sparkle said...
Nice to meet you! I've often wished I had thumbs, since humans seem to make such a big deal out of them.
If I were you, I'd be a little careful making friends with the humans of the house. Once they think you are down with them, you will never be able to get away from that confounded flashy box.
- September 15, 2010 at 7:07 PM
- The Island Cats said...
Hi ya, Mittens!! It's nice that you are letting the LOTH pet you now! We bet you're gonna find you kinda like it!
- September 15, 2010 at 7:23 PM
- Jacqueline said...
So nice to meet you, handsome Mittens=those thumbs are impressive; when Finny meets you, she just might be in love :)...Stay safe, sweetie...kisses from 3 of your new ladycat fans...Calle, Halle, Sukki
- September 15, 2010 at 8:07 PM
- Cory said...
Oh those pawsies!!! I had no idea there were Southern Gentlemen in Vegas! The things you learn in the CB.
- September 15, 2010 at 8:32 PM
- Cara n Crew said...
Hi Mittens! You are a very handsome mancat. That's good that you're lettin the "LOTH" pet you, and we hope you an Fin will be kitty-pals, tho we understand how she feels...
Your paws are impressive...if you can work a pop-top can, you are our hero!
-Pip, Smidgen, Minnie
- September 15, 2010 at 8:34 PM
- Katnip Lounge said...
Mister Mittens, how fine to make your aquaintence! Come on over to the Catio, we'll mix up a pitcher of Nip Juleps and sit a spell.
- September 15, 2010 at 9:51 PM
- the casbah kitten said...
Hi Mittens. You know...first you let them pet you, then next thing you know you're Inside laying on a cushy bed surrounded by toys and snacks.........
- September 16, 2010 at 3:20 AM
- Milo and Alfie Marshall said...
Hi Mittens. Welcome to Fin's bloggie! Sounds like yoo are pawing yoor way in!
- September 16, 2010 at 3:45 AM
- Daisy said...
Nice to meetcha, Mittens! Your paws are very impressive.
- September 16, 2010 at 4:38 AM
- Kea said...
Hi Mittens, it's great to meet you! We're very impressed with your "thumbs." Maybe if we had those, we could open our own cans of food.
Anyway, we hope we see more of you!
- September 16, 2010 at 4:51 AM
- Huffle Mawson said...
Nice to meet you Mittens! I hope you and Finny can be friends soon.
- September 16, 2010 at 4:51 AM
- The Monkeys said...
It is very nice to meet you, Mittens! It sounds like you're a real gentlecat, but promise me that if you meet the gorgeous Lady Fin, you'll be sweet. I don't want to have to travel all that distance to defend her honor!
- September 16, 2010 at 4:51 AM
- Forever Foster said...
Hi there, Mittens! It's a pleasure to meet you. You sure sound like a friendly fellow :)
- September 16, 2010 at 6:27 AM
- ♥I am Holly♥ said...
Hi there Mittens!! You sure are a handsome kitty! Maybe you will get to meet Fin soon! Lots of love, Holly
- September 16, 2010 at 6:58 AM
- Admiral Hestorb said...
Oh my dear..come and visit little ol' me. I'm a Tennessee kitty and I am a good Southern Lady Cat hostess.
- September 16, 2010 at 6:59 AM
- Hannah and Lucy said...
We love your paws - we think they would hold a mousie real good.
- September 16, 2010 at 7:13 AM
- AFSS said...
Hi Mittens, we thinks the Southern Gentleman voice suits you. Maybe your Mom should channel Rhett Butler cause we sense you are a charmer. Artemisia is swooning.
- September 16, 2010 at 9:37 AM
- Marg said...
Hi Mittens, you sure are a handsome fella. We are so glad you are letting the LOTH pat you now. We can't wait for you to meet the Queen Miss Fin. Hope it all goes well for you.
Have a great day.
- September 16, 2010 at 10:12 AM
- Amy and The House of Cats said...
Hi Mittens! It is nice to meet you - we think the LOTH did a great job helping you to find your voice! You are quite a handsome guy - we love your big paws!!
- September 16, 2010 at 11:18 AM
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- September 16, 2010 at 12:35 PM
- Eric and Flynn said...
Hi Mittens. You are a handsome gentlemancat and we are pleased to meet you.
- September 16, 2010 at 3:13 PM
- ABBY said...
Hi There Mr Mittens.
It is so nice to meet you, and you are certainly a fine gentlemancat. We hope to see you again soon.
- September 16, 2010 at 4:48 PM
- Teri and the cats of Furrydance said...
oH, mItten MaN...you are so handsome and that pose, well it just shows off your pawsome paws to the max! We like hearing your story cuz Teri would like to be furrends with our outdoor visitors, Mama Katz and TomTom one day...
- September 20, 2010 at 2:11 PM
- Everycat said...
How do you do Mr Mittens. I'm charmed to meet you and your mighty poly paws. Now I had the impression that you were a lost sort of soul, homeless et al. But I see you are mighty, muscled up and rather glossy. So dear chap, I give you many props for convincing the LOTH and MOTH otherwise, ensuring they provide you with regular vittles.
Toodle Pip
(and keep yer fat paws off MY Fin)
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A family member inside the home called 911. While waiting for police to arrive, Lail said John Klaus tried to get back into his truck and drive off.
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Columbus >Food & Dining > Otani Restaurant & Sushi Bar
5900 Roche Dr Ste 1, Columbus, OH | Directions 4322940.087444 -82.990917
Mon-Thu 11:30am-2pm and 5pm-10:30pm; Fri-Sat 11:30am-2am
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Have been frequenting Otani for the last 15 years, and loved it, but sadly it's the end of an era. The restaurant is now a karaoke bar - atmosphere is bad - food has declined. Service was abysmal. I am truly saddened that our last experience was so unpleasant, that we won't be back! If you want to karaoke and party with your friends it is the place to go - if you want sushi forget about it!
horrible service – I tried to make a reservation for a sushi making lesson using a groupon I had purchased. I provided my name, address and the contact phone #. However, the owner of the place, Mr. Honda, demanded the groupon # as well. The groupon # give to Mr. Honda rights to charge my account immediately, even before I came to the place. I'm using groupons for a few years now and I never was requested to provide the # in advance. I'll bring my groupon when I'll come tho the restaurant, as everybody else accepts. Mr. Honda not only refused to make a reservation for me, but he hang up on me and canceled my calls several times I called him back.
Go to Red Lobster – My wife and I went to the Otani Restaurant on 161 for our anniversary. We actually left Hyde Park Steakhouse to go there, because she had fond memories of the place. What a mistake. The place used to be a rather classy joint: now it is a bawdy karaoke bar with some bad singers, bad food, and even worse service.
We ordered, then waited about twenty minutes for our appetizers to arrive. Then we got the soup and salad that came with her diner. We ate that. Then we got the soup and salad that came with my diner. We ate that. Then we walked around. As it was Saturday night, I caught up on the football score. We got a little bored. It became uncomfortable. All the while, strangers who could not carry a tune were serenading us. The place was only half full; I don
good food, lots of fun – my girlfriends & i make it to Otani about once a month, just to catch up and hang out. we always have a blast, and the food is great. yes, the decor is kinds of 70's throwback, and the karaoke jocks can be a little brash sometimes, but that's part of the charm. this place is great. the ONLY complaint is that the service is pretty slow. (resolved by simply ordering as soon as you get in the door, and ordering your drinks at the same time. we all know the menu well enough by now that we don't even need to look). other than that, we never fail to have a wonderful time, but that's just us. infact, we're going again tonight to celebrate one of my sisters graduations :)
Don't go here! Wish I would of read the other reviews first – I always wanted to go to Otani but found out that it is one of the worst restaurants in Columbus.
Our server was sweet but inexperienced but that was not the problem. The food was really mediocre at best to really bad. Also the wait times were awful.. 25 minutes to receive our appetizers which were blah (normally I love veggie tempura) and not served with plates. We ordered 3 sushi rolls and the salmon. Soup and salad came out first. Miso soup was fine but the salad was swimming in dressing. 40 minutes later sushi rolls and fish finally came out. California rolls were fine but no better than what you get at the grocery. The other 2 rolls were falling apart and cut unevenly so that they were falling apart before we even picked them up. It was served with one tiny blob of wasabi and only one soy sauce dish for 2 people. The salmon was served with green beans and steamed rice. The rice had a layer of crust on it like it had been sitting under a heat light. I took one bite and realized I was right as it was crunch. The beans also looked like they had been sitting in a pan for hours. They were shriveled up and not appetizing. Neither was the fish. It was a strange cut with mostly skin on it and also some kind of slimy film on top. I took one bite and knew that it was old. After another 10 minutes the waitress returned and I told her it was bad. She was perplexed on what to do so talked to her manager. Who told her that there was nothing they could do because there was nothing wrong with the meal. I told her yes there was something wrong . The fish was old and inedible. She came back after talking to her manager again and said they would take 1/2 off the price. Not wanting to argue I agreed. I asked for the check which I received 20 minutes later.
I love sushi and Japanese food but this is the worst example of both. Next time I will stick to a far superior restaurant choice, Akai Hana off of W. Henderson road.
Best sushi – I had a great time kareoking and eating there sushi. I had never had sushi before and it was delicious. I have since tried other sushi places and they are not as good as Otani.
Otani or maybe Ohno! – Went to Otani tonight for the first time. It will be our LAST time. The service was nothing short of abysmal. We were a party of eight but management made no effort to help the server. The kitchen staff needs a good swift kick to get them into maybe 2nd gear instead of what they are in now. The food after all the waiting was marginal at best. I've had better sushi from Giant Eagle.
Overall a truly sorry and forgetable experience. No stars for this place.
Great deal in Entertainment Book – My husband and I tried Otani because of a free meal coupon with our Entertainment Book. Our food was excellent and they dive you "free refills" on rice, but the service was kind of slow considering the place was almost empty. Our waitress was very nice though.
I thought the price was expensive but with the coupon it we spent only around $25.00, which I was happy with. We would go back with another coupon because the food was good.
A Great Sushi Place – My wife and I have been frequenting Otanis for over a decade and have never had a bad meal or any other reason to be disapointed with Columbus' original Sushi restaurant. The seafood is always fresh and unlike many of its competitors this establishment is careful to always have a few newer items supplementing a menu filled with entres that will become old favorites. It is locally owned by a family here in Columbus, so if you're looking for the same old Americanized McSushi experience, this place is not for you. If you want an unpretentious, authentic Japanese meal, served in a relaxing atmosphere by some of the best housestaff in town you won't be let down. It's a nice place for a couple but it serves enough non-sushi items that you can bring your kids too. We have two children under the age of twelve who have grown up at this place. So much so that the older one was in 3rd Grade before he realized that sushi is not traditional American fare. While there are some pricey gourmet inspired dishes available, you can plan to have a memorable meal for about $20 per person. However much you decide to spend, this place will make sure it's worth the price. If you like real Japanese food you'll be glad you came.
used to be good, last night was terrible – I used to go to Otani at least once a week for Karaoke, sushi, and drinks. I had fond memories of it and thought it would be a good place to get a few friends together last evening,:boy was I wrong.
The Karaoke Jock Matthew was so, so, so rude. When I arrived at 10 he made an announcement that he only had 4 songs in, and asking people to please sing. I put in a request for 2 songs, tipped him $3 when I put the songs in and tipped him $5 when I went up to sing my first song My boyfriend tipped when he sang, as did our other friends. Throughout the night there were several rather inebriated girls that were singing over and over again, and there didn't seem to be any noticeable rotation going on. At times it seemed as though he was scanning the room for who he wanted to watch next, rather than going in any order.
I asked the KJ if I would be able to sing my second song before the night was over, and he said that I would be up soon. I sat back down and waited patiently. Eventually he walked past our table on the way to the kitchen and said that he called my name several times, and then figured I had left so he threw my song out. I had not left the table, except once to go to the bathroom, and that was mid-song, so it was obvious to me he was lying. I asked him again nicely to see if he could get my song in before the end of the night, and he assured me he would.
About a half-hour before closing I went up again to inquire about my song, Matthew literally rolled his eyes at me, shook the tip jar and said "I don't know...can't anyone at your table afford a tip...?"
I was livid, but being the pushover I am and really wanting to sing my song, I threw in another $5. Well, the end of the night came and went, and I never got my song. I felt like grabbing his tip jar on my way out the door, but I'm not that kind of person.
Otani is still a great bar, but you can bet I'll be calling ahead to see if Matthew is working before I go.
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Cochran is the chairwoman of the Board of Registrars in Hale County, where two years ago, a trio of Hale County residents pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges in a voter fraud investigation.
Cochran believes similar cases of fraud are happening across Alabama. And she thinks Alabama's new voter ID law, which would require a photo ID at the polls beginning in 2014, will help bring that fraud to an end.
"You have to prove who you are to get a Social Security check," she said. "You have to prove who you are to check a book out of the library. You should have to prove who you are to vote."
Voter ID is fast becoming a hot topic in this presidential election year. Just last week, in a speech at the NAACP's national convention in Houston, Attorney General Eric Holder compared photo ID requirements to the poll taxes Southern states once imposed to keep black voters away from the polls. At the same time, Texas officials were in a federal courtroom arguing that the Lone Star State's photo ID requirement was needed to prevent fraud at the ballot box.
But it's not at all clear, some experts say, that there's really that much fraud to prevent — or that photo ID is the best way to do it.
Naming names
The Hale County voter fraud case seems to be just one of a handful that have been prosecuted in Alabama in the past two decades. Six people entered guilty pleas in a similar investigation in Greene County in the 1990s. The Justice Department monitored elections in Bullock, Lowndes and Perry counties in 2008, and some residents told news outlets they'd been approached to sell their votes. None of them named names.
Cochran, too, is reluctant to make specific allegations against people who haven't already been convicted.
In addition to her work at the Board of Registrars, she heads a group called the Democracy Defense League, which is devoted to rooting out voter fraud statewide. Cochran claims the group has members in counties across the state, some of whom have spotted corruption in their local elections. At press time, however, she hadn't provided specific examples of allegations in any of the counties.
For the past four years, the Alabama Secretary of State's office has operated a task force dedicated to fielding complaints of voter fraud. According to Julie Sinclair, elections attorney for the office, most of the election complaints the office receives are actually complaints about access to the polls.
"People complain about long lines at the polls or about wheelchair access," she said. Fewer than 10 complaints per year allege voter fraud, she said.
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Most claims of voter fraud don't check out, said Justin Levitt, a Loyola University law professor.
Levitt studied voter fraud allegations in 2007, when an Indiana voter ID law was about to come before the Supreme Court and advocates of voter ID filed briefs to support their case.
"That was the time to stand up and be counted if you knew of a case of fraud," he said. "I investigated every claim of fraud made in that case."
Levitt concluded that across the country over a multiple-year period, only nine people actually showed up to the polls and voted in someone else's place. Other reports turned out to be unfounded or overblown, he said.
"The number of people who commit actual voter fraud in a given year is smaller than the number of people who are struck and killed by lightning," he said.
While every election season produces accounts of dead people casting votes, Levitt said, most of those reports turn out to be wrong. Some are voters who died shortly after an election. In other instances, people wrote their name on the wrong line when signing in at the polls, or people were misidentified by poll workers. In one case, Levitt said, a public official told a reporter the name of a "dead" voter — and the reporter found the voter, alive and well, raking leaves in his yard.
Non-citizens have little incentive to vote, Levitt said, and when they do it's usually the result of blunders rather than fraud. He pointed to an incident in California in 1996, when hundreds of immigrants were given voter registrations by an activist group after their final immigration interviews — and voted before they were sworn in as citizens.
Levitt even looked into stories of dogs being registered to vote. All were registered by activists trying to prove a point, he said, and there's no evidence of any canine casting a ballot.
"None of those happened in your area," he told The Star. "Alabama pets are well-behaved."
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Levitt is quick to point out that he looked only at instances of people voting fraudulently in person. Absentee ballot fraud, he said, is more common than impersonation at the polls. But it typically involves registrations of fake people who never cast a vote, Levitt said.
"When people are paid to register voters and their pay depends on the number of registrations, there's an incentive to create fake voters," he said.
Levitt said there are ways absentee votes get cast fraudulently. Campaigners sometimes go to nursing homes, he said, and coerce the residents into signing ballots they don't fully understand. Children of recently deceased voters sometimes send in their parents' absentee ballots.
He said a round of non-photo voter ID laws, passed in the wake of the 2000 election fiasco, curbed a lot of absentee fraud. He doesn't think a photo ID requirement would make that fraud any tougher.
"It's already a hard thing to do," he said.
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Faye Cochran said she knows how to spot potential voter fraud. If the Registrar's Office sends a note to the address of an absentee voter and it comes back undeliverable, that's a red flag. If a voter is registered twice with the same or similar names, that's a red flag. If too many people are registered at one location, that's a red flag.
"At one house, a two-bedroom shotgun house, we had seven families registered in the same house," she said.
Photo ID advocacy groups have found their own set of red flags. Some, like the Texas-based group True the Vote, cite numbers from a study by the Pew Center on the States — a study that found that 1.8 million dead people are still on the voter rolls, 2.75 million people are registered in more than one state, and 24 million registrations are inaccurate or invalid.
Attempts to reach True the Vote for comment were unsuccessful. But David Becker, director of election initiatives for the Pew Center, said those numbers aren't certain evidence of fraud. They're just a symptom of a very messy system, he said.
"We have an election system that was created in the late 18th century and we need to update it to the 21st century," he said.
Dead people remain on the voter lists, he said, because counties and states have a patchwork of systems for determining who has died. Most use Social Security death indexes and some go by newspaper obituaries as well, but both contain clerical errors.
Millions of people are dual-registered, Becker said, because states don't always know when someone has left. That doesn't mean those people are voting in both states, he said.
Becker advocates upgrading the system to use data-matching techniques that some businesses already use.
He says a photo ID requirement wouldn't really help.
"Voter ID is irrelevant to this problem," he said.
Votes tossed out
Levitt, the Loyola professor, said he opposes photo ID laws because the numbers of legitimate voters without photo ID far outweigh the number of fraudulent voters. According to estimates by the Brennan Center at New York University, where Levitt once worked, as much as 10 percent of the voting population doesn't have a photo ID.
"It sounds unusual to people who have a driver's license, but in fact there are a lot of people who don't have a photo ID," he said. Many of those people are poor, or are older and no longer drive, or are urban dwellers who have never needed a car, he said.
Photo ID laws have already had an impact on some voters in states where they're already in effect. An Associated Press analysis released earlier this month found that in Georgia and Indiana, 1,200 votes in the 2008 election were tossed out because registered voters couldn't show a photo ID.
Despite the controversy over photo ID this year, the issue won't affect Alabama voters in the 2012 elections.
Alabama's photo ID law doesn't take effect until 2014. According to numbers from county probate offices, only a handful of local voters in the March primaries were asked to file provisional ballots — the ballots that voters are asked to cast if their legitimacy as voters can't be confirmed at the polling place.
Five provisional ballots were cast in Calhoun County, five in Talladega, six in Cleburne and none in Cherokee. About half of those ballots were rejected.
Cleburne County Probate Clerk April Brown says she knew some of the people whose ballots were rejected. Some were young people who thought they were registered but weren't, she said. Some were long-inactive voters who'd been purged from the rolls.
"These are folks that have lived in the community for a long time," she said.
Uncertain effects
There's still a lot that's uncertain about how the photo ID requirement in Alabama would unfold. Under the law as written, a person without a photo ID could still vote if two election officials vouch that they know the voter is who they claim to be. In a tight-knit community like Cleburne County, that might have an impact.
The law requires the state to create a free photo ID for voters who don't have any other option. Officials in the Secretary of State's office say no one's begun the design of that ID yet, and it's not yet clear how they will be distributed.
And there's a chance the law may not even take effect. Under the Voting Rights Act, any change to ballot access in Alabama must get approval, known as preclearance, from the Justice Department before it takes effect. So far, the federal government has approved some photo ID laws and denied others.
Even the effect on voter turnout is hard to predict, based on past examples. Proponents of voter ID point out that minority voter turnout has risen in Georgia and Indiana even though both states have a photo ID. But that rise occurred at a time when a black man was at the top of a major-party ticket for the first time in history, Levitt said.
"Maybe minority turnout would have been up by even more," he said. "We have no idea."


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Waterford Crystal Rosslare stemware, introduced in 1962, is inspired by the popular seaside resort, Rosslare, and features unique crystal cut patterns that add timeless sophistication to any table.
As part of its commitment to "never discontinue a stemware pattern" - the Waterford Crystal Archive Stemware Program offers a selection of more than 90 archive stemware patterns. Waterford Archive Stemware is made-to-order and/or produced in limited quantities at the House of Waterford Crystal in Ireland, along with some of the most prestigious European crystal factories.
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