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One of the interesting things about travel is you get to see how people in other countries and cultures handle situations so much differently than the way things are done back home. In this case, just a couple of weeks ago we were in Quebec City, Canada, (an amazing place to visit by the way, for more info click here) and whenever we would order wine with dinner, after the waiter poured a glass for both of us, he would ask if our 15-year-old daughter wanted some as well.
By Kathleen Curry & Geoff Griffin
Jun 28, 2012 1:58 pm
We've got four releases to discuss today, including three with release shows and an EP online. --- Diving right into it, tonight we'll see the latest release from Steven Halliday.
Dear GYA, Am I mad that Quincy Jones said I wouldn't know a B flat if it hit me? Absolutely. If he thinks that Diddy don't know nothin' 'bout bra sizes, then Quincy don't know Diddy.
Woodwork art is not easy medium. As any crafter will be able to tell you, it's one of the few areas where there really isn't a rush job or easy way of producing work.
Discount-theater debuts this week include an adventure from Aardman Animation, and a misadventure from Tim Burton and Johnny Depp. The latter is the frequent collaborators' adaptation of the 1960s-1970s TV serial Dark Shadows, with Depp playing the vampire Barnabas Collins who's awakened from centuries in his coffin to experience the world of 1972.
It seems like every year the winner of Wimbledon men's is one of three people: Roger Federer, Raphael Nadal or Novak Djokovic. In
fact, these men have combined to win 27 of the last 28 Grand Slam titles and I
am sick of it.
For most Utahns, and Americans in general, the name “Alec” brings a Baldwin to mind, but for a growing number of activists, the name is a reference to a shadow government, one that hooks politicians up with deep-pocketed corporate interests. A new billboard campaign is looking to encourage Utahns to find out more about the group and its pull on state legislators.---
