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Interesting TPA northbound departure flow routing this morning around the storms

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Sail Boston continues: Meet the tall ships crowds were eager to board on Day 2 After a grand display of tall ships out of the 19th Century on Saturday, Sail Boston continues Sunday.

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Home | Historical Harrison house & tours The Harrison House is a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to the preservation and sharing of African American history in Las Vegas and the promotion of neighborhood improvement for economic development.

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Qantas turned to Dame Edna Everage to promote its business class sale.

The ad – created by Ogilvy Sydney – was almost exactly the same as a campaign produced for Qantas in May by M&C Saatchi that featured former Dallas actors Larry Hagman and Linda Gray.

This 747-400 era ad features Dame Edna’s alter ego, Barry Humphries. John Barry Humphries AC CBE (17 February 1934 – 22 April 2023) was an Australian comedian, actor, author and satirist. He was best known for writing and playing his stage and television characters Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson. He appeared in numerous stage productions, films and television shows.

Like her bunches of gladioli, one of the most distinctive features of Edna's stage and TV appearances was her wardrobe, with custom-made gowns. Her costumes, most of which were created for her by Australian designer Bill Goodwin, routinely incorporated Aussie kitsch icons such as the flag, Australian native animals and flowers, the Sydney Opera House and the boxing kangaroo.