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By Denise Oliveri Oliveri 2 comments
Families will have a lot of fun watching the Super Bowl together when you plan a fabulous party for them to attend. Make it a special evening with activities for the kids, great food, and of course, a big TV to watch the game on... more »
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9/11 commemorative ribbons, also known as "loyalty ribbons," first appeared a few days after the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001 as a way to not only express grief over the tragic events, but also to show solidarity and support for the ... more »
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Celebrate 25 years of marriage with silver, the traditional gift. Sterling silver represents the contemporary, albeit expensive, choice. Here are a few easy steps to help you choose a great gift to celebrate this special milestone... more »
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The momentous occasion that celebrates fifty years of marriage is traditionally symbolized with gifts of gold... more »
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Graduation is an exuberant milestone. Receiving the announcement isn't necessarily a call for gifts, but if you choose to give one, here are some ideas to help your grad celebrate both his or her magnificent accomplishments as well as the ... more »
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El Salvador is a country that has a long history of being plagued by war and political instability. As a result, U.S. cities such as Los Angeles have seen waves of immigration from political refugees. Salvadorians often stick together and form ... more »
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With a vibrant Hispanic community of some 5 million people, the city of Los Angeles boasts many ways to celebrate Latin American and Mexican music. From the flashy Latin Music Awards to traditional music played in backstreet clubs, you'll find ... more »
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In 1821, along with Nicaragua, Guatemala, Costa Rica and El Salvador, Honduras declared its independence from Spanish colonization. Two years later, the Federal Republic of Central America was created, but it disintegrated in 1838, and each state ... more »
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The City of Los Angeles has been proud to host a traditional Mexican Independence Day Parade since 1957, in recognition of the large Mexican population in the city. Traditionally held in East Los Angeles, some 200,000 people gather every year to ... more »
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Enhance your Renaissance Faire experience by dressing yourself and your family in period clothing. Put together appropriate attire from clothing items you already own and from thrift store finds. Or, if you like to sew, you can create your own ... more »
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The 1980s introduced the world to a different pop culture with music videos on music channels such as MTV and home video games such as Donkey Kong on Atari game systems. Celebrating this time with an authentic 1980s costume is easy to create with ... more »
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Whether you’re posing for wedding pictures with your hair and makeup done, or stopping for a quick shot during a schlep around a theme park, you can look your best in any photos taken. Just follow these simple tips:.. more »
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When the crisp air of autumn comes along many may think about Halloween, Thanksgiving and other autumn gatherings. Make a trail mix for an autumn party at school or at home. Trail mix is not only a snack for after school or hikes, but can be an ... more »
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Hosting a cake walk is a great fundraising idea for schools and other non-profit groups. A cake walk is similar to musical chairs. People purchase a ticket to participate in one round of a cake walk, and the winner gets to select a cake. A cake ... more »
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Held each year along Manhattan's Fifth Avenue between 44th and 68th Streets, the New York City Hispanic Day Parade is a colorful march representing the rich cultures and traditions of Hispanic people in America. Since 1965, the parade has been ... more »
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Surprise parties can be a small gathering of friends for dinner and dessert or a grand affair with lots of guests, decorations and entertainment. The most important factor is keeping the party a secret from the person or people you wish to ... more »
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So, you've graduated and you've started your career. Maybe you've even started a family. Years have past since your last prom so what better way to catch up with old friend and plan a reunion. The keys to creating a successful reunion involve an ... more »
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Leaving behind friends and family for new territory takes a big dose of bravery and ample organization. Fortunately, there are plenty of things to look forward to in a brand new place. Take advantage of these relocation tips below and you'll find ... more »
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On December 16, 1773 - not two years before the full scale American Revolution - Colonists, members of the secret Patriot organization termed the “Sons of Liberty”, and others in the New World disguised themselves as Mohawk Indians, then boarded ... more »
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Those born under the first earth sign of Taurus are symbolized appropriately by the bull and born between April 21 and May 21. Stubbornness is a predominant trait, so refrain from disagreeing with these steadfast beings unless you have a ... more »
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So many parties rest on their bland-themed laurels. Make yours different by forging down the unique-party path and still maintaining your budget. With a few interesting ideas, you can rev up the enthusiasm at your next gathering... more »
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An herbal spa party is a great activity for bridal showers, family reunions, anniversaries and birthdays. They are particularly appealing for women and adventurous men who love to pamper themselves and can't afford to take everyone they love down ... more »
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Recreate the glitz, glamour and excitement of the Oscars right in your own home... more »
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Celebrate five years of marriage with gifts of wood or clocks, the traditional anniversary gifts. Silverware represents the contemporary alternative... more »
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Of the 50 states, only Tennessee marks March 15 as an official holiday. But we can all celebrate the birth of this backwoods orphan who was a wounded veteran of the American Revolution at age 14, and went on to become Tennessee's first member of ... more »