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E N J O YY O U R F R E E M O N T H L Y L I F E S T Y L E M A G A Z I N E

A C C R A T E M A K U M A S I T A K O R A D I C A P E C O A S T

FEATURED STORIES

SLOANE HOUSELaunched

THE LExINGTON

Now Opened

G H A N A S B E S T

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Enjoy Ur Club

Hospitality

Melcom signs Asamoah Gyan

Abrokyire Palava

Recipe : Dinner or Two

Parents Corner

Kids Corner

Event Calendar

Horoscope

The Boardroom Institute

Dragon Festival at La Palm Casino

Onga Recipe

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Dear Friends,

For many o you, just as or us at Enjoy magazine, the summervacation season has arrived and we are all looking orward to

our travels.

Our kids have put their pens and papers away and will now playwith their riends, travel around and discover new places.

We should take a cue rom them i we can and together withour amilies and riends take a break and visit new places. Youravourite ENJOY MAGAZINE and website provides you withsome ideas o where to visit this summer. Go and explore withyour riends and share your adventures and experiences with us.Email: [email protected]

I you going to ar-ung places or you are returning romabrokyire, send us your photos, your stories or yourintense moments or publication in the September edition oyour avourite monthly or our website www.enjoyaccra.com

In this months edition, our riend and yours, Alain GBEASOR,proves that one is never too young or too old to aspire to achievea higher education. We congratulate him on his associateellowship conerral, he is brilliant and we take joy rom his suc-cess.

Friends, I wish to take this opportunity to encourage you all toaspire or higher training and education because its onlythrough EDUCATION that we can become worthy elements o anorganized society.

Dear riends, dear colleagues and amily members,happy holidays and enjoy Ghana.

....Enjoy

Dont orget you can also read the magazine online at:

www.enjoyaccra.com

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SLOANE HOUSE LAUNCHED

Sloane House boasts everything a city centre has

while benefiting from the serenity of the suburb.

Mr Kamal Abou Naheb,Group Financial Manager, Mr JosephKhalil, Group CFO & Mr Shahine Frame, Director Comland

Michael Essien & guest Mekaba Boateng & guestMr Souhail Mansour

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The result is a superior yet

affordable living space with attractive

added extras: a rooftop swimming

pool, a rooftop tennis court and

a rooftop recreational area.

n the evening of June 7th 2012, at theplush Golden Tulip hotel Accra conferenceroom, a real estate development company,

Comland Ghana Limited, launched its newestapartment complex called Sloane House.

On arrival guests were greeted with glasses ofchampagne and had the opportunity to havephotographs taken with the brand ambassador forSloane House, Michael Essien.

Present at the ceremony were Comland executives,Michael Essien, government ministers, chiefexecutive ofcers of various companies and

entrepreneurs. The architect of the project, GeorgeMohasseb gave a three dimensional presentationabout Sloane House taking the guests on a virtualtour in and around the apartments.

Sloane House is a rst-class residential community

that brings together luxurious homes in a ve storey

building, an inviting common area, state of the artsports and leisure facilities and private parking. Theresult is a superior yet affordable living space withattractive added extras: a rooftop swimming pool, arooftop tennis court and a rooftop recreational area.

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Michael Essien, Ambassador Comland

Isaac Tetteh, TT Brothers & guest

MC Chris Attoh & guests A section of the distinguished guests

Mr Kamal AbouNaheb & guest

Organizer, ShirleySalese Anku (SHOF

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The architect of the project also spoke about Sloane Housebeing a haven of comfort lying in the heart of Accra in theresidential area near the airport. It represents the height ofcontemporary living and redenes modern comfort in Accra.

The mission of Comland Ghana Limited is to be a leadingplayer in the construction industry. Placing itself as the rst

choice provider for the market and this was very evidentwith the Sloane House specications.

During the presentation Comland Ghana Limited made adonation to the Michael Essien Foundation (MEF) presentingthe cheque to the Chairman of MEF, Honorable Mike Gizoand Michael Essien who were pleasantly surprised by thisvery generous gesture.

After the conference guests were ushered ontothe terrace for the unveiling of the miniature modelof Sloane House. Guests were served with morechampagne and nger foods and the night came to a

successful conclusion with happy guests leaving withgift bags.

Event brought to you by SHOF Events a division of SHOF Agency.

Sloane house architect,George Mohasseb

Hon Mike Gizo

John Mensah, StefaniaManfreda & Tony Baffour

Distinguished guests

Unveiling the Sloanehouse model

Michel Nasr, CEO Comlandpresenting a donation to MEF

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Opening brought to you by

ollowing the fabulous One Night in NYCsponsored by Smirnoff at the Accra International

Conference Centre in June. The socialitesof Accra received a further invitation to preview TheLexington a unique London and New York inspiredstyle bar situated at the Paloma Hotel, Ring Road-where Champs used to be.

VIP guests had the opportunity to feast on superbgastronomical offerings from Lexington chef, JoseBediako, whilst enjoying a selection of marvelouslymixed drinks all set to a backdrop of eclectic soundsfrom the resident deejays.

The Lexington served a vast array of cocktails rangingfrom an elegant cucumber & basil gimlet made withfresh muddled cucumber & London dry gin, to abreakfast margarita with a heaped spoonful of orangemarmalade. Food included a selection of light bites(Available from the bar menu), including a cheeseboardwith cornichons and a delightful tailed shrimp cocktail,served in quaint little preserve jars.

The Lexington bar & restaurant has many fun areas to

keep you entertained throughout the night. Themed onthe comforts of home, it has a dining room, living room,den and even playrooms which are designed to makeguests feel as relaxed as possible.

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S M I R N O F FThe Lexington bar & restaurant has many fun areas to keep you entertained throughout

the night. Themed on the comforts of home, it has a dining room, living room, den

and even playrooms which are designed to make guests feel as relaxed as possible.

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If you have let your hair down and thoroughly enjoyedyour night out, you may like to come back and enjoythe weekend brunches. These run from 10am to 5pm,giving you plenty of time to feast on french toast or eggs

benedict with tea's, espressos, cappucinos or a rangeof cocktails including martinis and jugs of pimms.

The bar is beautiful and the bartenders areknowledgeable about their drinks. They will ensure thatyou have a pleasurable drinking experience.

If you are curious to learn a little more about thisbeautiful place, then please take the time to peruse theirwebsite www.thelexingtonaccra.com or follow them on

Twitter@lexingtonaccra or call to make a booking on+233 240 959 406

We hope that the Lexington will become your favouriteplace to eat, drink and play - a real home awayfrom home. Drink Responsibly 18+.

Cocktails anyone???

Jose Bediako, ChefThe PlayroomInvited guests

Glory (Stellar Travel), Karen (Enjoy Accra)& Albertina (Stellar Travel)

Invited guests

Theo Nyamekye, Head bartender, come try thecombination of innovative drinks at The Lexington

Unofcially the worldest smallest

cocktail, Baby shambles


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Staff of SG-SSB at worke

a leading Bank in Ghana and a subsidiary ofthe Societe Generale Group celebrated its

Citizen Commitment Week from 1st to 9th June 2012 by presentinga refurbished computer lab and 20 computers and accessories tothe Shelter for Abused Children in Osu Accra. The climax of theweek included activities with the children and a buffet lunch. Theessence of the weeklong celebration is to choose a project thatwill be undertaken by each subsiduary that should have an impactin the community and more importantly that the staff should becommitted to.

In her welcome address, the Manager of the Shelter, MadamGeorgina Mensah, said that SG-SSB had committed itself to theShelter for Abused Children for the last 3 years and they weredelighted and grateful and honoured to have staff from SG-SSB.

The social interaction, clean up and the other activities would leavesmiles on the faces of the staff and children.

Gilbert Hie, the Managing Director of SG-SSB noted that thecitizen commitment week is part of a a worldwide programme ofthe company to help needy people in the framework of sustainabledevelopment. He later pledged his company's continued support

to the shelter and expressed optimism that the activities of SG-SSBwould help the children to lead normal lives. He stated that theBank was assisting as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility(CSR) and that SG-SSB believes CSR means to Care, to Shareand to Respect.

Shelter For Abused Children In Osu

SG-SSB

SG-SSB Team and Manager for Shelter

Members of the SG-SSBsupport Team

Staff of SG-SSBMr Brobbey (MDA), Mr Borut Vujcic(DMD) and Jean-Luc Laroche (AUD)

Mr. Gilibert Hie,MD of SG-SSBopening of Computer Laboratory

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he Ghana NetherlandsChamber of Commerceand Culture is the keyintermediary agent that

facilitates and supports business

co-operation between Ghanaand the Netherlands. Besidesencouraging trade and investment,GHANECC also strives to fostercultural understanding. GHANECCorganizes business cocktails everyfortnight to give their members theopportunity to network with thebusiness community.

On 7 June they held an event in

conjunction with the Delegation ofGerman Industry and Commercein Ghana at the Holiday Inn whichwas sponsored by Allianz InsuranceGhana Ltd. The programme waswell attended by senior executivesfrom the German, Dutch andGhanaian Business communities.Companies present included; TheRoyal Senchi, Energiebau Sunergy,GIZ, Lufthansa, Law Matters,BOAGh Ltd, Rainbow Transport,CEIBS, Agro Eco, DiagnosticCentre, Kwatsons Ltd, GTP,Procredit,Jubilee Tours, Goodison

Trucks, De Vere Group, SASGhana Ltd, Cargill Gh Ltd, RarityLtd, Ducomas, Airtel Ghana, etc.

Please contact GHANECC staffon +233 (0)30 2767825.

TJoint Bu sine ss Cocktail -The Ghana Netherland

Chamber of Commerce & Culture and the

Delegation ofGerman Industry and Commerce.

Besides encouraging trade and investment, GHANECC

also strives to foster cultural understanding.

Mr Nico Van Staalduinen Managing Director of GhanaNetherland Chamber Of Commerce & Culture

Distinguished guestsMrs Joyce Osei & Mr Martin

Amoah, Allianz Ghana

Distinguished guests

Staff of Allianz Ghana & invited guestsRepresentatives of

Kwatson's Ghana Ltd.

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Dragon Boat Festival At La Palm Casino

Ekrem, Philin, Juliet & Halenareceiving her best staff award

Juliet, Ionela & Ekrem

Juliet & ushers during the draw

Tolga, Juliet, Mr Colin, Simon

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he Graduate Schoolof Governance andLeadership (GSGL)

organized a colorful conferralceremony for associatefellows of the BoardroomInstitute and an executivegraduation ceremony forover four hundred corporate

executives who participated invarious executive courses inthe school. The ceremony washeld at the National

Theatre in Accra withthe theme- Turn

Around Leadership.

GSGL, an accreditedChristian Universityafliated to the

Kwame NkrumahUniversity of Scienceand Technology, is striving todevelop a new breed of leaderswho will serve the people, servethe nation and serve God.

Guests and participantsalike enjoyed an evening fullof inspiring speeches fromProfessor Omane Antwi

vice rector of the Pentecostuniversity and executivechairman of the court ofgovernors, Mr Kenneth

Ashigbey, managing director of

ThE BoARDRooM INsTITUTE

ConfersAssociate Fellowship on Alain Gbeasor

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front row : Rev. Donkor, Rev. Mrs Olivia, Rev. Gideon Titi-Ofei, Prof.Omane Antwi & Kenneth Ashigbey, MD Graphic Group Ltd

Class of conferees

Mr Ken Ofori-Atta, chairmanof the Databank Group

Mr Alain Gbeasor deliveringthe valedictorian speech

Professor Omane Antwi executivechairman of the court of governors

The boardroom is a brainchild of

GSGL, an institution that produces

sector leaders who inspire with the

values of ethical leadership, leadership

of integrity that speak bluntly, expect

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Graphic Group Ltd as well as Mr Ken Ofori-Atta, chairman

of the Databank Group. Reverend Gideon Titi-Ofei, governorgeneral of the GSGL asked the graduates to be servantleaders and show their exemplary leadership skills as well asto become good ambassadors of the school.

In all 23 people from the private and public sector, wereconferred with the title of associate fellows of the BoardroomInstitute. The boardroom is a brainchild of GSGL, aninstitution that produces sector leaders who inspire with thevalues of ethical leadership, leadership of integrity that speakbluntly, expect results, provide policy direction and expect

nothing but honesty.Mr. Alain Gbeasor, class valedictorian, pledged the groupsdetermination to uphold the tenets of corporate governanceand to live up to the attributes of servant leadership acquiredin their training.

The ceremony was graced by family and friends of thegraduates and the court of governors of the School.

who's who

Alain & familyAlain, Tina, Keziah, Vero & his colleagues

of Enjoy Accra Magazine

Associate fellowsEmmanuel & Randy

Charles, AFBI

Nana, AFBIAlain, AFBIRosebub, AFBIFredua-Agyeman, AFBIJoyce, AFBI

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Dragon Boat Festival At Piccadilly Casino

Juliet & Flex doing the draw

PR ladies

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Play Tennis At Accra LawnCourts available

Time : 7am

Take a trip outside AccraKokrobite, White Sands or

Ada. Come enjoy!!

Slots TournamentLa Palm Casino

Time : 11:00 PM

2-week College for Ama(CofA) campCollege for Ama (CofA)

Mini Golf Course

Bring the kids and enjoy anafternoon of golngfrom 1pm-6pm

Mvenpick BrunchSumptuous spread to temptyour taste buds.time: 10am

Sunday Ghanaian LunchGolden Tulip

Time : 12:30-3pm

AccraArts Festival

Summer School inAnimation and Drama(till Aug. 19)Multikids

Academy - 9:00 AM

Dons Place Jazz ClubJazz bar with a goodcrowd on most evenings

venue : Osu

Enjoy Sunday Brunch@ Holiday Inn Hotel Airportfrom 12noon

Lunch BuffetLabadi Beach Hotelfrom 11:30am-4pm

Brunch@ La Palm Casino

this and every Sunday

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Honey Suckle

Happy Hour

Price on Drinks till 7pmVenue: Ring Road opp.Time: From 5pm

Wine Down @ Golden TulipAvoid monday blues comerelax at our poolside Tulip

Time: @6pm

Millionaires CasinoGolden Tulip Bingo Nite

Time 9-10pm

Chase Restaurant and

Takeaway.Try the pizza!From 6pm Labone

Venus Pub/RestaurantJoin your friends & enjoy a nicedinner on the terrace

Time: From 5 pm

Happy HourTops n Tails Pub Spintex RdSpintex rd opp Stanchart

Accra

Arabic BuffetShish Kebabsvenue : Alisa Hotel @ lounge

Happy HourApo's Spot OsuTime 6:00pm

Sandwich / Wafes WeekVenue : Branche Coffee Shoptime : 11am till 4pm

Happy HourTASTY JERK Barbecue JointVenue: Osu Down Chez LienAnnex Time: 5 pm

Felix' Fitness Summer Camp(till Aug. 31)

Total Fitness Health Clubvenue : A&C square

Time : 9:00 AM

Drowning Prevention

Programme (till Aug. 31)Total Fitness - 1:00 PMVenue: A&C square

India Show Ghana (till

July 11)Ghana Trade Fair Centre

Movenpick LoungeCome enjoy a nice chilledevening, good music & food

Time 7pm

Artistic Competition for

ChildrenThis artistic competitionfor children is entitledMy Greatest Idea: Wishesfor the Cityvenue : Goethe-InstituCall for more info :tel. +233 302 77676.

Summer Camp at The

Owl's Nest InternationalSchool (till July 20)

The Owl's NestInternational @ 8:00 AM

Art Exhibition - Once

Upon a Time (till July 29)Novotel Hotel Accra

Weekend Brunches At The

Lexington (Sat & Sun only)Feast on french toast oreggs benedict to a range ofcocktails including martins &

jugs of pimmstime : from 10am to 5pm

Venue : Behind PalomaHotel, old Champs

Salsa Dance NiteVenue : Coconut GrooveHotel.

time : 7pm3121 Sushi Bar

Venue : Sisters of theEast, Osu

Duplex Happy HourOsu, Time : 7pm

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MonsoonJoin your friends for a nicedrink & dinner @ 7pm Osu

Millionaires CasinoGolden TulipLadies Nite 7-10pm

Pizza Nite At Mama Mia'sShare a peter pan orpepperoni with the familytime: 6pm

Happy HourTwist Headlines Labonetime: 7pm

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Millionaires CasinoGolden TulipSlots Tournament

Grown and Sexxxy@ RockofceOpen Mic! from 7pm

Happy Hour CelsbridgePub Labone Time : @5pm

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Picadilly DrawVenue : Piccadilly CasinoTime : 10:00 PM

TropicanaJazz bar with a goodambience and tasty menu.

Venue: Ringroad Central.time: 6:30pm

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Sandwich & Wafe WeekCome & enjoy a varietyof mouth wateringsandwiches & wafes

Time : 11am-4pm

Teazy ThursAt Bella Roma Osu with dahottest DJs killa ngaz and

Busty blaze from 10pm

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Hollywood Boulevard

ANC Square - Come enjoy hiphop music with hot djs andsmoking atmosphere.

Time : From 9 - late

Sushi at Santoku

0544 31511/0302 737027Yum yumVenue : Villagio Vista

Caribbean Week

At Golden Tulip

Enjoy special caribbean cusineBranche RestaurantTime : 6:30 till 10pm

Pancake WeekendAfrican Regent Hotel,time : @10am

Kids ConceptWorkshops for childrenbetween the ages of 2.5 yrs- 6 yrs. Timing: 11am-1pm/2pm-4pm.

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Be shaken not stirred -

cocktails at the Lexington.Come try their innovativedrinks and bar snacks @7pm

Venue : Behind PalomaHotel, old Champs

Live Game TournamentVenue: La Palm CasinoTime : 11:00 PM

Golden Gate Hotel

A delicious spread ofcontinental dishes 25ghcpay yours and bring anotherperson to eat.

Venue : Amakom- KumasiTime : 11:30am-4pm

Live BandChezz Afrique, East Legon

TIme: 8pm

Luscious TemptationsMeet your friends and tasteluscious temptations.time : @7pm

Venue: A&C Square

Movie FridayFantastic Movie experiencewith popcorn & a drink @

Accra mall time :6- 10pm

Movie FridayFantastic Movieexperience with popcorn& a drink @ Accra malltime :6- 10pm

Tulip Mirror BallGolden TulipBranche Lounge

Time 10:00 Till 5am

DJ Johnny Reid at the

LexingtonSongs from back in the day -from 8 till late

Venue : Behind PalomaHotel, old ChampsCafe Des AmisInvite your friends for adrink & a chat.Venue: Kanda

Lounge @ FireyCome and join your friends fora night out. Good ambience &drinks. @7pm

Jazz Nite @ Bella RomaEnjoy a glass of wine withJazz, Osu

Time : 8pm-0:00

Jazzy VIBE

At +233 Jazz ClubTime: 8pm Rate: Free

Afternoon TeaAfrican Regent hotelAirport, West. Join us every

afernoon for a tasty selectionof cakes & dessertstime : from12-5pm

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Deli FranceMeet friends for a pain auchocolat and a coffee

Venue Airport Residental AreaAnytime

Escobar

Join your friends for a drink @Xcobar Osu.time from 7pm

Rhapsody Restaurant BarAccra MallTime : 6:00 PM

Toro Tapas BarShare a bottle of rioja andsome tapas with friends

Venue : Afrikiko CompoundTime : from 7pm

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Story time:

nce upon a time there lived a beautiful lady called Medusa who livedin the city of Athens in Greece. Medusa was very proud of her beauty

and each day boasted outrageously about how pretty she was.

Medusa would brag to anybody about how her skin was more beautiful thanfresh fallen snow or how her hair glowed brighter than the sun. She could alsobe heard saying her eyes were greener than the Aegean Sea.

Medusa would spend whole days gazing lovingly at her reection in the mirror.

She admired herself in her hand mirror for an hour each morning as she brushedher hair. At one time, Medusa was so intent on admiring herself in the well waterfor her father's horses that she even forgot to fetch the water in for them. Medusawent on and on about her beauty to anyone and everyone who stopped long

enough to hear her.One day when she made her rst visit to the Parthenon with her friends. The

Parthenon was the largest temple to the goddess Athena in Greece. It wasdecorated with amazing sculptures and paintings. Everyone who entered wasawed by the beauty of the place and couldnt help but think of how grateful theywere to Athena, goddess of wisdom, for inspiring them and for watching overtheir city of Athens. Everyone, that is, except Medusa.

When Medusa saw the sculptures, she whispered that she would have madea much better subject for the sculptor than Athena had. She condemned the

goddess's painted picture complaining of her thick eyebrows and intimated thatthe artwork would have been much more wonderful had the painting been thatof someone as delicate as her.

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When Medusa reached the altar she sighed and said, My it is a beautiful temple.It is a shame it was wasted on Athena for I am so much prettier than her andperhaps someday people will build an even grander temple to my beauty.

Athenas priestesses who overheard Medusa gasped. Sacrilege they screamed,shivers ran down the spine of all the people in the temple who quickly beganto leave for fear of what might happen if the goddess had overheard Medusas

rash remarks.

Before long the temple was empty except for Medusa, who was so busyadmiring her own reection in the large bronze doors that she hadn't noticed the

swift departure of everyone else.

Suddenly, her reection wavered andinstead of her own features, it wasthe face of Athena that was reectedback at her. Vain and foolish girl, Athenasaid angrily, You think you are prettier

than I am but there is more to life thanbeauty alone. While others work andplay and learn, you do little but boast andadmire yourself.

Medusa tried to point out that her beautywas an inspiration to those around herand that she made their lives better bysimply looking so lovely, but Athena silencedher with a frustrated wave.Nonsense,

Athena retorted, Beauty fades

swiftly in all mortals. It does not comfortthe sick, teach the unskilled or feedthe hungry. And by my powers, your beautyshall be stripped away completely. Yourfate shall serve as a reminder for peopleto control their pride.

And with those words Medusas face changed to that of a hideous monster.Her hair twisted and thickened into horrible snakes that hissed and fought eachother atop her head.

Medusa, your pride has brought this on you. You are cursed, henceforthwhen any one beholds your face, the mere sight of it will turn them to

stone, proclaimed the goddess, Even you, Medusa, shouldyou see your reection you will instantly be turned into

a rock.

And with that, Athena sent Medusa with her hair of snakesto live with the blind monsters -- the gorgon sisters --at the ends of the earth, so that no innocents would beaccidentally turned to stone at the sight of her. Well untilher head was cut off by Persueus and thats a story for

another time.

Beware of pride and avoid the fate of poor Medusa.

What new words did you learn from this story and what do they mean?Write to me : [email protected] and your letter or story could be published.

kIDs CoRNER

Beauty fades swiftly

in all mortals. It does

not comfort the sick,teach the unskilled

or feed the hungry.

And by my powers,

your beauty shall

be stripped away

completely. Your

fate shall serve as a

reminder for people

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His nickname is Baby Jet

and his second passion,

after football, is rapping.

In summer 2010, Gyan

recorded and released

a Ghanaian Hiplife song

with Castro The Destroyer,

where he features under

the alias Baby Jet.

Asamoah Gyan

Asamoah Gyan & Mr. BhagwanKhubchandani exchanging contractsAsamoah Gyan & Mr. Bhagwan Khubchandani

Melcom Group

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n Friday June 8th 2012, Melcom Group ofCompanies signed a new brand ambassador,no other than Asamoah Gyan. The 26-year-

old spent the 2011-12 season on loan at Al Ain fromSunderland, scoring a league-high 22 goals and guidingthe club to the UAE title. Gyan shot to prominenceafter scoring 3 goals at the 2010 Fifa World Cup. OnMay 8th 2012, Gyan announced his return to the BlackStars team. His nickname is Baby Jet and his secondpassion, after football, is rapping. In summer 2010, Gyanrecorded and released a Ghanaian Hiplife song with

Castro The Destroyer, where he features under the alias'Baby Jet'. The song is entitled "African Girls" and waslaunched onto Ghanaian screens. The video shows hisfamous Asamoah Gyan Dance celebration which hedemonstrated at the 2010 World Cup and at matchesplayed for Sunderland. The song won an award at theGhana Music awards in 2011.

We say Akwaaba..Asamoah Gyan from Melcom.Where Gyan Shops!

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Gyan shot to

prominence after

scoring 3 goals

at the 2010 Fifa

World Cup. On

May 8th 2012,

Gyan announced

his return

to the Black

Stars team.

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uame Brown isan America bornGhanaian (that is if there

is anything in the likes of that);he has never seen the shoresof the motherland. His idea ofGhana is based on hearsayfrom people who left the shoresseveral decades before he

was born.

We were colleagues at one ofthose Yankee Colleges; whenI told him I was going back toGhana for vacations, he askedme with a mystied expression

Ghana? What is there to do?

As a Ghanaian native living infaraway abrokyire, I have had

to answer this question manytimes. Most people only hearof Ghana through the exploitsof our national soccer team theblack stars. They are quick tomention the names of AsamoahGyan, Micheal Essien andDede Ayew but are cluelessabout the opportunities thatGhana offers in terms oftourism, entertainment andbusiness ventures.

I have always found itinteresting to see hordes ofpeople going in and out of this

Q country. Today, Ghana thriveson its tourism and expatriatepopulations who importnew tastes to the alreadysavory melting-pot that is thebubbly Ghana.

Like myself, thousands of otheryoung men and women leave

Ghana for higher education;a time comes when we leaveour parents and travel off toabrokyire. Yet we alwayscome back, be it for family orfor the sheer excitement ofreliving our childhood.

To be honest: we often usethe former as an excuse forthe latter our guilty pleasure.

Many foreign childhood friendsof mine return to Ghana eventhough their parents are long-gone. Its no news that theyouth cannot get enough; theremust be something sweet inthe air?

In ight back to the motherland

last summer, I was asked bya young passenger "what

fun is there in the country? Iwas awestruck; did he reallythink my beloved homelandwas boring? Did he notknow of Oxford Street in Osu

or Bantama high street inOseiKrom or beach road in

Tadi?The places all Ghanaianburghers ock to for a taste

of home?

My one and only, go-todestination; one I will guiltilychoose over any world-class

tourist hot-spot? Imagine that,OseiKrom Boring? This dudeneeded a tutorial; I took itupon myself to list the endlesspossibilities for fun. Quizzedabout his preferences, hementioned how he enjoyedgood music, and I informed himthat Ghana was the birthplaceof good African music. Chaley,Ghana is the place for you.

Who enjoys a good beat morethan the azonto-dancing, Club-beer-drinking, club-hoppingyouth of Ghana today? I quicklywhipped out my iTunes libraryand introduced him to the likesof Sarkodie, Buk Bak, Brazilianhaired Eazy, Baby Jet, andthen some VIP and KwabenaKwabena.

He then asked what keeps mecoming back to Ghana, sincehe had seen me sometimeback on a ight back to Accra.

ABRokYIRE PAlAvA

Photo by Stv Adsi

PhotosbyPaul


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Home sweet home, I replied,theres nothing that comparesto the vibe of Ghana; In GhanaI am like a star on my own, I amme, not some stranger lookingover his shoulder, I have familyand a feeling of belonging andthe great local ambience.

Once in Accra, Im like a smallVIP, there are lots of hang outspots like Tantra, known for itsEuropean-like construct andexciting ambiance; Bella Roma- whose pizza is enough to lureone in coupled with its open-aired dance-oor and friendly

DJs and baristas; Firey, with

a unique fusion of a lounge,bar and night-club; Lexingtonwith their unbelievable supplyof world class cocktails , a DJstand that dishes out goodmusic coupled with its veryextensive bar.

If you want some outdooraction and to mingle well withthe local crowd, get yourselfa copy of Ghanas top freemagazine, Enjoy Accra, for the

Club Beer Social Guide whichprovides you an incrediblearray of good spots and whatthey offer.

Of course if you get tired ofthe bustling night-life, myimmediate choice Tawalas abeach side hang out where youcan relax and enjoy some goodmeat on the beach front.

Why not take advantage of theshores of our Atlantic Gulf?

Visit Ada, the beautiful andcalm lake front city about an

hours drive from Tema. Thereare hostels for rent or stay atthe two to ve star hotels, live

your own personal paradise.The lake-shores, and the manywater and boating activities,are only a hop, skip, and a

jump away from your window.

Kumasi is hub of purely localentertainment, the streets byday are shops selling all sortsof wares and by night, thestreets suddenly transform intolanes of drinking spots.

By this point, the young manapparently was looking at mewith befuddled eyes. Want tograb a quick bite after dancingaway the night? Epos spot isa well-known crowd-pleaseramong the locals and visitorsalike. No longer Osus best-kept-secret, this well-hiddenspot was once tucked awaybetween the other ordinarychop bars of Osu, bearing thebest rice and chicken knownto man. Now I saw in hiseyes real hunger , hunger to

discover and I could not endmy tutorial without letting himin on Auntie Munies LaboneWaakye for a FacebookWaakye party or Katawudieso,Nyanibas unparalleled rice andwaakye boutique.

With a satised grin I lay

back on my chair and beganpondering and planning with

passion my 4 weeks summerholiday in Ghana.

Onua, see you when I see you.

Enjoy Ghana!! e

artic

lebynour&

Alai

PhotosbyPaul&

SteveAdusei

In Ghana I am like a star on my own, I am me, not some stranger

looking over his shoulder, I have family and a feeling of belonging

and the great local ambience.


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believe that one of the greatdisorders of the world isa misunderstanding of

the value and role of women.The propagation of themisunderstanding is by menand accepted by far too many

women. In a history dominatedby violence, men found iteasy to oppress women, andthought of all sorts of clever

justications for the relegation

of women to the status of thirdclass citizens.One wonders if part of themale desire to keep womenin their place stems froman unconscious fear of the

power of women. Is it a basedesire for power and self-aggrandizement that turnsmen away from their earliestmemories of the powerful

Cradle of the Human Family

PARENTs CoRNERENJOY

I

inuence and love that they

received from their mothers?Do they worry that selsh

agendas will come to noughtif they lift women up to theirrightful positions?

The most valuable thing for

a male infant is love. At thatage, male babies are veryclear about their priorities, andspeak the language of lovewith every smile. In the book,Mary Poppins, the twins, Johnand Barbara, who had notyet reached the age of one,could still speak the languageof the birds and the trees and

the sun and the wind. As theygrew, they lost their ability tounderstand. In the same way,I think male children oftenlose their sensitivity to theembracing spirit of motherlylove, and by extension, theessence of love as expressedand felt by women.Everything starts from thatquality of love-the action.Male babies revel in it, andmale adults nd solace in it, if

they open their hearts to thereal value of their wives, theirsisters and of course their

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The real spirit of the world comes from women much more than from men from

mothers most of all, who carry the key of our souls in their bosoms-Olivr Wdll Holms, Sr.

mothers. As women are ableto love with a motherly andcompassionate core, men alsocan feel deeply and love withthe same compassion. Thenature of men and women aredifferent, but if we did not share

some degree of each othersattributes, how could wepossibly relate to each other?One might compare a man toa riverbed and a woman to thewater that ows across the

rocks. They both have uniquevalue, and men are certainlycapable of embracing otherswith love. It is the love that ows

from the hearts of women,however, that most closelyresembles the original essentialaspect of Gods embracinglove. It is this transcendentquality of motherly and femininelove that imbues women withsuch incredible value.We love our mothers, as weremember them on MothersDay, and let us remember the

Jewish proverb that says, Godcould not be everywhere, so hecreated mothers. A world withmothers is a world lled with

hope for life.

I think male children

often lose their sensitivity

to the embracing spirit

of motherly love, and by

extension, the essence

of love as expressed

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2 6-ounce skinless salmon llets(3/4-inch thick)

2 tablespoons olive oil

1/4 teaspoon salt

1 nectarine, pit removed and cutinto 8 wedges

1 tablespoon real maple syrup

1/4 teaspoon crushed redpepper akes

2 1-ounce slices/roundsgoat cheese

4 basil leaves, cut into thin strips

olive oil to drizzle on top

1 cup cooked couscous

Irdits

1/2 cup orange soda

1 cup orange juice

1 shot orange liqueur

2 shots black vodka

2 peppermint sticks

2 licorice wheels

Dirctios1. Preheat grill pan (you can alsouse a heavy-bottomed frying pan)to medium-high heat.2. Rub salmon llets with 1

tablespoon of olive oil and sprinkle,on both sides, with salt.3. Toss nectarine wedges with1 tablespoon of olive oil, maplesyrup and crushed red pepperakes.

4. Place salmon into pre-heatedpan and cook 3-4 minutes oneach side or until cooked through;salmon should still be moist with aslightly dark pink center. (Cookingtime may vary depending onthickness)5. If space in the pan, addnectarines and grill or sear until justwarmed through and grill marksare visible, about 2 minutes oneach side. (This can be done aftercooking the salmon, just keep the

salmon covered in aluminum foilwhile the nectarines cook).6. Serve salmon llets over a bed

of couscous and top with grillednectarines, goat cheese, stripsof fresh basil and a light drizzle ofolive oil.

Dirctios

In a small pitcher or 2 cupmeasuring cup combine theorange soda, orange juice andorange liqueur. Divide evenlybetween 2 martini glasses. Holda teaspoon measure upsidedown over the glass, slowly poura shot of black vodka on top ofthe orange juice mixture so that

is oats on top, creating a layeredeffect. Repeat with second drink.Garnish with a peppermint stickand/or a licorice wheel

Salmonwith Grilled Nectarines

Goat Cheese

25min 2

CookTime

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Aries21/3-20/04

Taurus21/4-21/05

This month, you're less hung upon the details of your life and youfeel decidedly more outgoing andcommunicative, dear Aries. For sometime now, you have been wrestling withall sorts of small but irritating problems,from health to work. While the paceof your life is unlikely to slow downsignicantly, your area of focus bringsyou out from hiding in July. This month

is expressive and romantic, and yoursocial life is up and down, but at leastit is active! Financial gain could comefrom communications or siblings, andso can love opportunities.

Romance settles down this month aftera long period of excitement, but alsounrest and uncertainty, dear Taurus.Work heats up - it not only picks uppace, it is more demanding on severallevels now. While you prefer that allareas of your life are stable and routine,this might help feed your increaseddesire to make money and accumulatenew possessions. Be more cautiousphysically, particularly from the 17-19. Money-making ideas can comefrom dreams or from something youremember from the past.

Your life is becoming considerablymore exciting, dear Gemini. You arekinder, friendlier, and less focused onminor concerns in favor of the biggerpicture. You could learn somethingsurprising about shared resourcesaround the 3rd. You concern yourselfless with domestic matters and morewith recreation and entertainment. Julyputs the spotlight on money matters,

personal possessions, sensualpleasures, and nancial security.Energy levels this month are increasingbut still not super high, so take sometime out from the busy pace of your lifeto catch your breath.

Gemini22/5-21/06

ENJOY

Solutions for June

Solutions for June

Solutions for June

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Libra24/9-23/10

Capricorn22/12-20/01

Cancer22/6-23/07

July is a power month for you, dearCancer, but it is also likely to bestressful at times. You have the chance

to show your creativity on the job thismonth. Advances or bonuses maybe in the ofng in the rst week ofthe month, after which things settledown considerably. Something fromyour past could resurface this month,but avoid dwelling on it. Instead,forgive yourself, learn from it, andmove forward. A partner can have asurprising revelation on the 3-4. Homelife becomes more animated and familylife demands more of your time.

A quieter period in your life is in storeuntil July 22nd, dear Leo, after whichlife begins to play in your style. The restand privacy you need is yours at thebeginning of July, although there areplenty of stimulating dramas playingout around you. There are no shortageof invitations and things to do - it ismore about your ability to pick andchoose. Secrets and whispers delightthis month, and you may willingly makea few sacrices to be with a specialsomeone. You meet with perfectioniststandards at work, but you are certainlyworrying less about money this month.

This month, expressing youruniqueness is especially important toyou, dear Virgo, and the need to workcooperatively within the frameworkof a group of people is likely to gurestrongly. Your independent side hasbeen prominent in recent months,but this month, you are softeningrough edges. Nevertheless, you arestill ghting for your rights, and youare demanding a show of respect.

Around the 3-4, a surprising romanticproclamation or revelation could occur.Work matters are more pleasant in Julyand your drive to improve them furtheris strong.

People in your life have been growingaccustomed to a more withdrawn andeven serious quality to you recently,

dear Libra, but with Mars movinginto your sign (active until the lastweek of August), a decidedly morecondent and assertive side emerges.Your domestic life demands moreattention from you on the 3-4. Recentrelationship pressures tend to ease.Receiving news about the past thatgives you new information about yourcurrent circumstances gures stronglythis month, and career matters arelikely to push forward as a result.

Partnership matters are movingforward this month, and so are yournances, dear Scorpio. However, youand a partner could go head-to-headmid-month on a nancial matter. Theintensity of the confrontation could pullout some deep issues that have neededrelease for some time. I t's likely to pushyour relationship forward by leaps andbounds. Love is private, intimate, andpassionate this month - share yourselfwith bravery. Accept support if offered,as good things come from others atthis point in your life. From the 17-19,watch for indiscretion especially in theworkplace.

Early July is strong for loverelationships, irtations, and yoursocial life, dear Sagittarius. In fact, yoursocial life, which may have been on thedry side in recent months, is pickingup pace considerably all month. Apartner (business or personal) maybe re-visiting old issues that you'drather forget altogether, however.Money matters that seemed to havebeen settled in the past crop up again.

Tensions about money can rise fromthe 17-19, particularly involving friendsand children. Overall, however, yourgracious manner this month attractspositive experiences.

Your needs and desires might oftenseem eclipsed by those of a partner thismonth, dear Capricorn. Or, in general,

your personal needs and plans are onthe back burner for now. However,relationships with others require someattention, and playing a supportive roleis your best bet for setting things right.All is resolved in your favor by the lastweek of July--a time when nancialmatters begin to peak. Recognition--both personal and professional--islikely on the 3rd. Ambitions charge upthis month, but watch for impulsivemoves and reactions, especiallyaround the 17-19.

While work demands more thanthe usual attention this month, dearAquar ius, July brings good energy forbreaking out of routines and enjoyingyourself more fully. Recently, you'vebeen rather content to stick around theneighborhood and to follow the sameold routine, but the urge for adventure

and experience can arise suddenlyearly month. Many recent pressurestend to ease for you this month, andthis frees you up to explore recreationalactivities. While romance is favored,a more committed relationship mayinvolve tricky mixed signals frommid-month.

You've been pouring a lot of energy intorelationships in recent months, dearPisces, and it hasn't been entirely ofthe pleasant variety. Announcementscan be made on the 3-4 that involve afriend, but this can also be a time thata friendship matter comes to a head.For some of you, your intimate life heatsup in July. Although money and powerdynamics may still need straighteningout, you can experience more

excitement and intimacy with a specialsomeone this month. Watch for mixingfriendship and money on the 17-19. Allmonth is strong for home decoratingand entertaining from home.

Aquarius21/01-19/02

Pisces20/02-20/03

Sagittarius23/11-21/12

Scorpio24/10-22/11

Virgo24/8-23/09

Leo24/7-23/08


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ENJOY TIgA's INsIghT

Ko Nduro has been painting for over twenty years.

He trained at the Ghanatta College of Art in Accra. Hesees himself essentially as an African traditionalist who issteeped in the lore of African art.

His themes are picked from traditional African forms,symbols, womanhood and landscapes. Kos style evolved

over the past twenty years due to his dedication, creation

and an in-depth search for an identity in the world of art.The result of this soul searching is apparent in the vibrantmovement and every-day life of the African people hedepicts. He usually paints in acrylics and on canvas orpaper.

Ko is widely collected in Ghana and Europe as well as here

in the United States.

Top left : Market forms

Top right : Market parade

Bottom left : Work & happiness

Bottom right : Nation builders

Kof Nduro

For more of the artworks; callLily Sefa-Boakye 0207800460,

Website: www.tigaafricanart.com

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CONGO (030)-224 5977

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U.K. (030)-222 1665

U.S.A. (030)-277 5347

SWITZERLAND (030)-222 8125

INT. DIALING CODES

ANGOLA 244

AUSTRALIA 61

AUSTRIA 43

BELGIUM 32BENIN 229

BOTSWANA 267

BRAZIL 55

BURKINA FASO 226

BURUNDI 257

CAMEROON 237

CANADA 1

CAPE VERDE 238

CNTRL AFRICAN REP 236

CHAD 235

CZECH REPUBLIC 420

DENMARK 45EGYPT 20

EQUATORIAL GUINEA 240

FRANCE 33

GABON 241

GAMBIA 220

GUINEA 224

ITALY 39

JAPAN 81

NORTH KOREA 850

SOUTH KOREA 82

LIBERIA 231

LIBYA 218

MALI 223

MAURITANIA 222

MAURITIUS 230

MOROCCO 212

NAMIBIA 264

RWANDA 250

SENEGAL 221

SIERRA LEONE 232

SOUTH AFRICA 27

TOGO 228

UGANDA 256U.S.A. 1

DRC 243

ZAMBIA 260

ZIMBABWE 263

AIRLINES

KOTOKA AIRPORT (030)-277 6171

AERO CONTRACTOR (030)-268 1978/9

AEROGEM AVIATION (030)-276 9298

AMERICAN AIRLINES (030)-268 8804ASKY AIRLINE (030)-224 0442/3

AIR GHANA (030)-277 4007

AIR IVOIRE (030)-224 2056

AIR SENEGAL INT. (030)-278 0567

ANTRACK AIR (030)-276 5377

ALITALIA (030)-278 3319/21

BELVIEW AIRLINES (030)-223 0329

BRITISH AIRLINES (030)-221 4996

BRUSSELS AIRLINES (030)-224 3893

CATHAY PACIFIC (208)-213 8270

CITY LINK AIR LTD (030)-277 0445DELTA AIRLINES (030)-276 5262

(030)-277 7756

EGYPT AIR (030)-277 3537/8

EMIRATE AIRLINES (030)-223 0319

GHANA INT. (030)-221 3555

KENYA AIRWAYS (030)-224 1560

KLM (030)-221 4700

LUFTHANSA (030)-224 3893

MIDDLE EAST (030)-223 0867

NORTH AMERICAN (030)-291 1087

ROYAL AIR MAROC (030)-276 6333

ROYAL DUTCH (030)-277 6509

SLOCK AIR INT. (030)-276 6740SOUTH AFRICAN AIR (030)-278 3676

UNMIL (030)-277 3890

VIRGIN NIGERIA (030)-291 1721

24 HR EMERGENCY CENTRE

TRUST HOSPITAL (030)-277 6787

NYAHO CLINIC (030)-277 5341

BANKS

ACCESS BANK (030)-278 4143

AGRI. DEV.BANK (030)-266 2640

BANK OF GHANA (030)-266 6902BARCLAYS BANK (030)-278 4049

CAL BANK LTD (030)-268 0061

CDH SECURITIES LTD (030)-266 7425

CREDIT REFERENCES (030)-278 2581

DATABANK GROUP (030)-266 9421

ECOBANK (030)-268 1147

NIB (030)-266 1701

SG-SSB (030)-220 2020

FIRE SERVICE

HEADQUARTERS (030)-277 2446CANTONMENTS (030)-266 6576

CENTRAL (MAKOLA) (030)-277 9635

INDUSTRIAL AREA (030)-222 3169

DANSOMAN (030)-231 0903

MADINA (030)-250 1744

AVIATION (030)-277 3285

TRADE FARE (030)-277 3949

HOSPITALS

AKAI HOUSE CLINIC (030)-278 4772

AKAI HOUSE (OSU) (030)-276 3821

37 MILITARYHOSPITAL (030)-277 6111

KORLE-BU (030)-266 5401

LISTER HOSPITAL (030)-281 2325/6

NYAHO CLINIC (030)-277 5341

PRINCESS MARIE LOUISE (030)-266 4137

WEST AFRICAN RESCUE (030)-278 1258

POLICE

EMERGENCY 191

REGIONAL

HEADQUARTERS (030)-266 4611

MOBILE FORCE (030)-276 0273

ACCRA CENTRAL (030)-266 3625

ACHIMOTA (030)-240 1999

ADABRAKA (030)-222 1368

AIRPORT (030)-277 7592

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Folks,

Your monthly Club Social guide is taking on new elements

and I want to express my gratitude to all the spots and

bar owners who have been kind enough to allow us into

their premises. You are the stars o this Guide and I value

your participation.

This month our tour took us to the Garden city o Kumasi

and the port city o Tema. We bring you exclusive insider

details o what each spot is amous or, rom the tastiest

Fuu and Aponkye Nkrakra or ace the wall to the best

Khebabs on ofer anywhere in Ghana.

Alain

[email protected]

Remember to drink responsibly


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Eat while you drink

It is particularl goo to eat igprotei foos suc as ceese apeauts, wic elp to slow teabsorptio of alcool ito tecirculator sstem.

Cultivate taste

Ejo our rik, ot rus it. If ougulp a rik ou will be losig tepleasure of tastig a smellig tevarious avors in the drink.

Accept a drink only whenyou really want one

At a part if someoe is trig to forceaoter rik o ou, ask for ice orrik a o-alcoolic beverage

Skip a drink now and then

Space our alcoolic riks outto keep te esire bloo alcoolcocetratio.

Appoint a designated driverhave someoe available wo will ot be rikig a will rive all rikersome. Tis is critical if te perso as cosume more ta oe rik perour. If ou kow tat ou will ave to rive after cosumig alcool, limit ourcosumptio to o more ta oe rik a our.

Know your limit

If ou o ot alrea kow owmuc alcool ou ca alewitout losig cotrol, tr it outoe time at ome wit a friepreset a ave tem vieotapeou, te see wat appeswe ou cosume more ta terecommee oe rik per our.


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