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NATIONAL CRICKET TEAM HONOURED BY IPMC

REVIEW:THE NEW ALFA ROMEO 159.

THE PORT OF TAKORADIA MAJOR PLAYER IN THE

EMERGING OIL INDUSTRY

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13 nATiOnAL CRiCKET TEAM HOnOURED BY iPMC

7 BLUE&ME: THE PLEASURE in ALFA ROMEO 159.

House of spirits 15

Useful numbers 17

Sudoku 55

Hair talk with Clu-chey 45

Kumasi 18

Movies 54

Snippets 48

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Hospitality 24

Enjoy the humour 56

Horoscope 57

Recipe 47

Health by Thamah

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The ENJOY team wishes those of you leaving forvacation , happy holidays and those arriving toGhana we welcome you home. Should you be atourist then; Akwaaba.

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7June 2008

Blue&Me is an infotainment system that isWindows Mobile based, and it supports most ofthe mobile phones with Bluetooth technology,as well as Smart-phones, etc. For a start, you areguided by voice messages to pair your phonewith Blue&Me. After pairing your phone with thesystem, your phonebook (contacts) are down-loaded unto the Blue&Me.

While your phone is in your bag, pocket or any-where in the car you can make and receivephone calls through the Blue&Me without touch-ing the phone, i.e. without taking your hands offthe steering wheel or even taking your eyes offthe road. You can make a call either:

1. By scrolling through your phonebook with thecursors on the steering wheel

2. By speaking – saying the name in your phonebook - “Dial Kofi”

3. Or by dictating the number “Dial 02#-######”, ifthe number is not in your phonebook.

Blue&Me, the result of the collaboration between Fiat Group Automobiles and Microsoft, ischanging the way people communicate and listen to music while driving. Using a series ofvoice commands, without taking your hands off the wheel you can make or receive calls andlisten to incoming SMS messages, consult your phonebook and listen to MP3s.

The Blue&Me is an exclusive feature on the Alfa Romeo 159 and Fiat Bravo, which were recent-ly introduced unto the Ghanaian market.

T H E P L E A S U R E I N A L FA R O M E O 1 5 9 .

How It Works: The hands-free system

Royal AirMarochas launched a new transit lounge atTerminal 3 ofMohammedVAirport. Thelounge functions as awelcome area for passengersmainly flying in fromAfrica en route to Eu-rope, North America, Middle East and vice versa and who are in transit in Casablanca for fewhours.

This lounge offers a pleasant, calm and comfortable environment, the space is divided intoseveral areas for passengers to rest, eat and be entertained, facilities at the lounge includesFOOD, DRINK, ENTERTAINMENT, INTERNET, TV, PRAYER ROOM, CHILDREN’s AREAWITH EDU-CATIONALGAMES, SHOWER FACILITIES. Shuttles link the transit loungewith other airport serv-ice areas and passenger boarding bridges every 10 to 15minutes. All transit passengers whowould have to wait for six hours or more automatically qualify for transportation, accommo-dation andmeals.

ASK OF THE TRANSIT DESK AND BENEFIT FROMTHE FACILITY

Roya l A i r Ma ro cSi lver Star TowerLiberat ion RoadAirpor t Accra GhanaTel : +233 21 766333 / 787182 / 768197Fax: +233 21 768091Website : www.royala i rmaroc.com

has launched a new transit lounge in Casablancaand updated the corporate Logo

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Dialed calls or incoming phone calls would cut offmusic or radio, and when the call is terminatedthe music/radio resumes. For privacy during calls,just continue with call on handset or through earpiece.

You do not need to pair your phone wheneveryou enter your car. The Blue&Me automaticallylogs on your Bluetooth-activated phone uponstarting ignition.

SMS ReaderIf you receive an SMS, you can have the systemread the message for you out loud! It can eveninterpret abbreviations and smilies! What couldbe easier or safer?

Musical EntertainmentWith Blue&Me you can listen to all your favouritemusic in the car, in MP3/WMA/WAV digital format.

All you have to do is connect your Media Player tothe USB port in a handy position in the centre ofthe dashboard or in the glove compartment. Themedia players supported include: USB pen-drives,

MP3-players, smartphones, iPod and iPhone. When you connect the device to the USB port, thewords ‘MEDIA PLAYER’ immediately appear on theradio display. Using the voice or steering wheelcommands, you can select the music track youwant to listen to by scrolling through the variousfolders and files shown on the instrument paneldisplay and in an instant, you will hear your select-ed track with the song title and artiste name dis-played as an MP3 track.

Destinations & Maps (Optional)In countries where car GPS navigation systemworks (not available in Ghana), the Blue&Me Navsystem provides you with the fastest route fromyour current location to the destination youpicked with controls on steering wheel or calledout (voice recognition).In Ghana, the Blue&Me system is on the AlfaRomeo 159 and the Fiat Bravo. For further infor-mation visit.

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9June 2008

MEDEF (Mouvement des Entreprises de France)recently visited Ghana for the first time in ten years,bringing together French business people with localpublic and private sector representatives. The dele-gation met for two days in Cote d’Ivoire on July 9thand 10th, before traveling to Ghana for two addi-tional days of presentations, meetings, and socialgatherings. As the largest union of employers inFrance, MEDEF exists to facilitate and promoteFrench business interests all over the world, as wellas to evaluate additional opportunities for potentialFrench investment.

French Ambassador Pierre Jacquemot began theseries of events on the morning of July 11th with apresentation about Ghana. The Ambassadortouched on a range of subjects, from the country’sbasic demographics to an analysis of its current eco-

nomic infrastructure. For Laurence Vochelle,Associate Director of the French-based companyArtemia, such an overview was precisely what shewas looking for. “We are in the prospective stages inthe first degree,” Ms. Vochelle said. “Our company isall over Africa, but only in French-speaking coun-tries—for us, Ghana is a new venture. I’m here togauge the political and economic climate and to geta sense of the technology here.” Ms. Vochelle’s com-pany sells computer hardware, as well as printingsupplies and equipment. For them, Ghana’s locationmakes it an ideal base for dealing to all of sub-Saharan Africa.

Veteran delegates, however, had other reasons forattending the MEDEF functions. Jean-Francois Maheof Delmas Group, a shipping company specializingin containers, is one such MEDEF member. “Wealready have our own people and organization inGhana, so we have our own contacts. I am part ofthis trip because our group is part of MEDEF, and it’sgood to show to the authorities that there areFrench companies already working in Ghana.”After the initial presentation and discussion, the del-egates broke off into individual meetings heldaround the city of Accra. The meetings werearranged by MEDEF during the planning stages ofthe convention, according to the delegates’ needs—some members met with local companies, whileothers had discussions with representatives fromgovernment agencies.

Fabrice Rossmann, CEO and Managing Director ofthe newly-opened Sonapack Ghana Limited, hadinformed MEDEF coordinators that he wanted moreinformation about Ghanaian customs stipulations.“As a factory that imports our raw materials from ourparent company in the Ivory Coast, we want to makesure that we are headed in the right direction inregards to importing and exporting,” Mr. Rossmannsaid. To that end, MEDEF put Mr. Rossmann, whosecompany produces corrugated cartons for agricul-ture and industry, in touch with the AssistantCommissioner for Customs Excise and PreventiveService.

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From left Dr BOEH-OCANSEY, Mr DOLLE, Mr Patrick LUCASSC

Mr Alain BELLISSARD MD SG-SSB

Mr Jean DOLLE French ambassy Economic and commercial counsellor

From left Mr jacquemot French Ambassador,Dr OSEI BOEH-OCANSEYpresident private, enterprises fondation,Mr Patrick LUCAS presidentof MEDEF AFRICA PEF

Ghana is model business destination in West Africa

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some Guest at the eventleft Mrs Evelyne DECORPS French ambassyand .Mrs Joyce L. DARKO

Mr Guy ASSANT SIDELAFabidjan investissor in ghana

Mr Fabrice ROSSMANN CEO SONAPACKGHANA LTD

Mr Rossmann and Mr Ashok MHINANI execu-tive director POLY GROUP OF COMPANIES

Ambassador Jacquemot and senior members ofMEDEF held a press conference for Ghana’s mediaoutlets later in the evening at the French EmbassyResidence. The Ambassador and his colleaguesfielded questions regarding France’s interest inGhana’s newly-found oil, what France believes theycan bring to Ghana, considering the European coun-try’s high rate of inflation, and why there are notmore MEDEF participants who are interested ininvesting in Ghanaian agriculture, given the worldfood shortage.

At the conclusion of the press conference, MEDEFguests were invited to join the Ambassador andPresident of MEDEF International Africa Committeeand President Director of Gras Savoye Group, Mr.Patrick Lucas, for cocktails at a reception given at theFrench Embassy Residence. With an African bandplaying in the background, guests enjoyed cham-pagne and hors d’oeuvres as they networked andexchanged business cards.The following morning, Mr. Lucas led the membersof MEDEF in signing a Memorandum ofUnderstanding between PEF (Private Enterprise

Foundation) and MEDEF in order to promote furtherbusiness between the two countries. As it stands,France is Ghana’s fourth largest contributor of offi-cial bilateral development assistance and one of thecountry’s biggest customers, as well as suppliers.

Following the signing, 18 MEDEF members werepermitted to travel to Osu Castle to attend a privatemeeting and reception with President J.A. Kufuor.Mr. Kufuor indicated Ghana’s willingness to furtherpromote mutually beneficial business relationshipsand emphasized the need for the country’s publicand private sectors to work as partners.The delegation concluded in meetings with theEuropean Commission, followed by the World Bank.

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13June 2008

NATIONAL CRICKET TEAM HONOURED BY IPMC

Ghana for the first time in history won the International Cricket Council Divsion 3 Championship heldin South Africa.

The national cricket team which achieved this feat were honoured at an event held at the Alisa Hotel,North Ridge. The event was attended by dignitaries including the Indian Ambassador to Ghana, HerExcellency Mrs. Ruchi Ghanashyam, Mr. Lawrence Adu-Mante, Managing Director of GhanaCommercial Bank and Mr. Vanderpuye-Orgle, President of the Ghana Cricket Association

Mr. Vanderpuye-Orgle thanked IPMC, Ghana Commercial Bank and other sponsors for supporting theteam. He appealed to other corporate bodies to help the team achieve more laurels. Mr. Vanderpuye-Orgle praised the coach and players for their hard work, commitment and discipline which enabledthem to win the tournament in South Africa.

In his speech, Mr. Amar Deep S. Hari, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) OF IPMC, congratulated the teamand urged them to work hard to win more trophies. He called on other companies to support cricket,hockey and other lesser known sports.

IPMC, Ghana’s Best IT hardware, software & training solutions supplier has 12 branches in Accra,Kumasi, & Takoradi and international affiliations with global IT brands.

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During the opening event, business people from around Accra were present including Bolaray from

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GOLDEN TULIP HOTEL The Golden Tulip Hotel, Kumasi city opened bare-ly 5 months ago is now acclaimed as one the bestthings that have happened to hospitality andentertainment in the Garden city these last fewyears.

Mr. Andreas Tscherning, a Swedish national,

trained at the internationally renowned LasagneHotel School, is in charge. In order to achieve theGolden Tulip standards, the management isinvesting in capacity development for its employ-ees. Mr. Andreas’s vision is to see the hotelbecome a ‘centre du village’- a one stop shop forbusiness men and women.

The major challenge of the Hotel has been themyth of high cost associated with exquisiteness.He believes that with the growing support ofcompanies and local authorities who are willingto hold programs at the Hotel, many more peoplewould see the place for what it is; its beauty,appeal at an unbelievable cost.

About the secret to their success, he said as ateam, they were always attentive to the needs ofthe clientele, consistency and hard work as well asstriving to maintain standards. The team wantsresidents to see the hotel as an investment for thetown. The ultimate aim of the Kumasi City is toplease patrons whilst providing them value formoney.

The hotel is running some promotions and anopen day, for families and relatives of staff, isplanned for the near future. This he believes willmake residents appreciate the workplace of theirrelatives and afford some the opportunity to visitthe place for the first time. Kumasi to him has theperfect climate for effective working, less stressfuland has very interesting venues. Golden Tulip Kumasi City is set to bring new fla-vors to Kumasi.

In our continued illustration of activities in Kumasi and the Ashanti Region generally, yours truly,in this month’s expose will give you a peak of economic activities in Kumasi. We went out thereto interview owners and directors of some of the salient businesses represented in Kumasi,sought to find out from them their perception of the market, social life and challenges. I strong-ly believe you will find the reading of this piece quite inspiring and very interesting. For readersinterested in doing business in Kumasi, you have a bird’s eye view of the economics of the place.Please enjoy

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20 June 2008

Latex foam is the leading manufacturer of qualityPolyurethane flexible foam and spring mattressesin Ghana and West Africa. They are the producers ofthe much acclaimed ‘Honeymoon’ brand of mat-tress, which over the years have become the lead-ing and most popular brand in the mattress indus-try in the West African Sub region. The latex foam company has been in existence inGhana for over 30 years and has acquired an unpar-alleled experience in their ability for innovation,quality and variety of foam products to meet thevarying tastes of their clientele. The company isuses the Dunlop technology, under license fromDunlop company for the production of their prod-ucts.

Mr. Walid Chadrawy is the branch manager of Latex

foam Kumasi factory and with over 18 years expe-rience in the business and has been head of thecompany since 1997 a year after the KumasiFactory was established in 1996. The Kumasi facto-ry situated at Chirapatre near the old shoe factoryin Kumasi, has quickly integrated the Ashanti mar-ket and serves as the main supply point for cus-tomers in the northern and upper regions of Ghana

as well as the alimentation point for countries likeNiger, Mali and Burkina Faso (before the construc-tion of other factories in these countries in 2002).

In 1999 the Latex foam company broke newgrounds and introduced various types of pillowsfor hotels, hospitals and individuals who neededmore comfort.

The Ashanti region is an important business centrefor the latex foam company and the reason forwhich they set up an affiliate there. Kumasi is thesecond most important business centre in Ghanaand a strategic position for supplies to neighboringWest African countries. The region is rich in pur-chasing power due to its rich commercial presencein Gold, cocoa, timber among others.

It is no surprise therefore that most often duringthese seasons, the company’s sales increase con-siderably. The region also houses branches of mostmajor companies in the capital city.

According to Mr. Walid, Kumasi offers a quiet, lessstressful, peaceful and relaxing environment whichenables inner peace to focus on work. The peopleare good natured and there is increased accessibil-ity due to shorter distances and less traffic. Peoplein Kumasi socialize in family because it is set up asa small town with one big family.

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LATEX FOAM

JAVA CITYThe new millennium has often been characterizedas the computer age and the Ashanti region hasnot been left out of the expansion the world cur-rently experiences as a result of the boom inInformation technology.It has always been a fascination when the youthseen to be gathering potential and going intoentrepreneurship. So is the unfolding story ofJava City Company ltd, where a small group ofyoung business men have come together and areproviding to Kumasi the much needed essentialsof information technology.

The product analyst at Java City is Mr. EvansMancell Osafo an I.T expert with considerable

experience in the field of communication technol-ogy. According to Mr. Osafo, Java City was createdto bridge the widening gap in I.T developmentbetween Ghana and the rest of the world. JavaCity was opened in the year 2007 and over thepast year have been supplying laptops, comput-ers and other computer hardware and software toschools and workers at unbeatable prices. Theyhave put in place a facility whereby teachers andother groups of workers could purchase items oncredit and pay over a period of time.

The vision of the group is to make computersavailable in almost every home in Kumasi andeventually become the leading name in the saleand after sale support of computers and othersthe whole country wide. The challenge of thebusiness has been to get the residents educatedin the use of computers. The product analyst con-gratulated enjoy, for the effort to bring theAshanti region into the lime light in terms of theother aspects of the way of life of the people.

Story and pictures by Alain Gbeasor

The manager took the opportunity to congratulate enjoy forpromoting region, its cultural, business and hospitality industry.

Latex foam Kumasi has over the years made some major contri-butions to various aspects of the life in Kumasi, with support toN.G.O, Hospitals, schools and sports. The major challenge for thecompany has been reduced margins due to global commodityprice changes and the need to remain affordable to customers inthe face of these challenges.

The company wants to remain as the leading manufacturer ofquality foam products in the country and satisfy their customersby providing them with quality and innovative foam products as well as catering for the larger societywithin which they operate.

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22 June 2008

Ghana’s Only Steak house

Opening hours

Mon-Sat from 12pm to 3pm and 6.30pm to 11pm

Sundays from 6.30pm to 11pm

E-mail: [email protected]

Reservation : 0 2 8 9 1 1 7 5 7 5

Direction: F278/2 Abebresem street

Osu Accra ( Near African Market )

• Beef fillets

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9 YEARS SERVING THE BEST STEAKS

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RICKY BOAKYE- YIADOMThe Ricky Boakye Yiadom company ltd has as itsprincipal activity the warehousing and redistribu-tion of Guinness Ghana Company Limited (GGCL)products. These warehouses offer clients verygood prices on a selection of nationally brandedproducts from the wide range of merchandiseoffered by GGCL.

It provides both businesses and private con-sumers their products requirement under hasslefree conditions, unbeatable prices and in someinstances door step delivery. Its operation ware-house is located at Daban near the Asafo AdjeiHospital in Kumasi. The managing Director, Mr.Ricky Boachye Yiadom, is an astute businessmanwith over 20 years experience in managing verysuccessful businesses. Mr. Boakye Yiadom is afamily man with 3 girls and a boy.

Mr. Boakye started his business in 1986 as a stock-er in Enyinam for products of the Guinness GhanaBreweries (G.G.B). In the year 1990, when the linetwo was built by the Guinness Company and fol-lowing the GGB’s notice of his hard work atEnyinam, his company was upgraded to distribu-tor in Kumasi. The company has since been therecipient of numerous achievement awardsincluding the national best distributor award atwhich the company was awarded a MercedesBenz car back in 1996. Since then they won theaward several times over in the last decade.

With his acquired expertise in helping build brandnames, he established Micro Mobile Links.Micro Mobile Links has been in existence since2007 and already the company is helping maketigo a household name from Kumasi to Techiman.When you come across the men from MicroMobile Links on their motorcycles and vans travel-ling distances to supply, you realize that the work-ers and their managing director understand themission and are on course to fulfilling it.

According to Mr. Ricky Boakye Yiadom, the secretto his business successes have been based on four(4) key elements: Honesty, reliability, Passion andrespect for his employees and customers. Hebelieves that in order to be successful one need todevelop an overwhelming passion for hard work.The manager states that there was the need tostrengthen the laws on defrauding since lots ofmoney is lost due to dishonesty on the part ofsome clients. He also commented on the effectsof vehicular traffic on supplies deadlines, he was

however quick to commend the authorities forthe new currency which made transactions easierand safer. Uncle Ricky as he is fondly calledapplauds the opening of the Golden Tulip Hotelin Kumasi as a place with good appeal and ofinternational repute and further states thatKumasi needs more entertainment and gamecenters of such nature.

The Ricky Boakye group of companies has beenvery supportive of the underprivileged in the soci-ety, the police service, the military and theOtumfuor’s educational fund as part of their cor-porate social responsibility.

The manager through our medium acknowledgesthe support of patrons and entreats them to keepon patronizing their products especially the tigorange and envisions his companies listed on thestock market in the near future.

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Malawi National Day

Classical Live band Music

Golden Tulip Kum

asi City

Venue: Pool side

Beach party

Klimax Bay (Labadi Beach

hotel)

4:00 pm till moonlight

Happy Hour

Venue: Celsbridge, Labone

From

7:00 pm

After work hours

Fourth Gardens Officers Mess

Venue: Denyame – Kumasi

La Bamba Pub

Com

m. 11, Tema

Salsa, South American

Dance & music

Nepal King’s Birthday and

National Day

Make some money day

Venue: Vienna City ,

Accra & Kum

asi

Midweek Pause

Jackpot Nite klub,Ex- Bus stop

Venue: Ring Road

Time: From 8:00 pm till you

chill

Mid-week Bash

Café Masarati

Venue: Asokwa – Kumasi

Time: 10:00 pm till late

Ladies nite

Aphrodisiac Nite Klub

Airport residential

Sports Bar

Cheers entertainm

ent center

Venue: Ahodjo – Kumasi

Republic day Bash

Venue: Klimax bay (Labadi

Beach)

Rave Republica Pool Party

Hotel Joe Carl Tema

Time: 12:00 pm

After Party

Barcadis Nite Club

Tema

Friends Happy Hour

Cheers entertainment center


Sankofa Nite

Bojo Nite klub

Venue: Next door

Time: from 10:00 pm

Florida Street jams

Bantama , Kum

asi

Time: 10:00 pm

Oxford street pubs

Osu

Time: anytim

e after 9:00 pm

Karaoke Nite

Tyme out , Asokwa - Kum

asi

Time: 8:00 pm

Ladies nite

Monte Carlo Grand Café

Venue: Labone

Rwanda Liberation day

Cape Verde National day

Empire Pool Party

Venue: Texano sports club

Where’s the party at?

Aphrodisiac Nite Klub- Award

winner Night club of the year

Venue: Airport Residential

Pool Side action

Venue:Miklin Hotel, Kum

asi

Tilapia special

Mac Dics Royal Hotel

Venue: Koforidua

United States of America

Independence day

Ladies Nite

Venue: Kiravi Nite Klub, Kum

asi

Republic day after party

Aphrodisiac Nite klub

Venue: Airport residential

Time: 10 pm till your mama

calls

Jackpot Nite Klub

Prestige evening

Venue: ex bus stop

Executive wear

Happy Hour

Cheers entertainment center


France – Bastille day

Karaoke night

Tyme out , Asokwa - Kum

asi

Time: 8:00 pm

Happy Hour

Jackpot Nite klub

Venue: Ex- Bus stop, Ring Road

Time: From 8:00 pm till you

chill

After work hours



Happy hour

Ryans Irish Pub

Venue: Osu

Ghana Health fair & Conference

begins in Accra

Venue: International

Conference Centre

The big boys court

Venue:Bull dog Pub, Asokwa-

Kumasi

Time: 8:00 pm

Happy Hour

Tyme out

Asokwa - Kum

asi

Time: 8:00 pm

Salsa, South American Dance

and music

La Bamba Pub

Com

m. 11, Tema

Grand Sales 2008

Venue: Trade fair, La

Dance Hall Nite



Special Night

Bliss Night Club

Venue: Niagara Hotel,

Adabraka

After work hours



Live band

Chesters Place

Time: from

8:00 pm

Greater Accra fashion Week

begins in Accra.

Venue: National theatre

Happy hour

Ryans Irish Pub

Venue: Osu

Sports Bar

Cheers entertainm

ent center


The big boys court

Bull dog Pub

Venue: Asokwa- Kum

asi

Time: Form 9:00 pm

Salsa, South American

Dance& music

La Bamba Pub, Com

m. 11,

Tema

Venue: Kiravi Nite club,Ahodjo

– Kumasi. Time: 10:00 pm till

late

Ladies Nite

Genesiz Nite Klub

Venue: Amakom

– Kum

asi


Venue: Labone. Time: you

know?????

Africa Music Night

Venue: Warehouse Nite Club,

Adbraka

Live Karaoke accom

panied by

Piano Music @ Bar

Venue: Golden Tulip Kum

asi

City

Time: From 8:00 pm

23rd Annual IODA Conference

kicks off

Happy Hour

Venue: Celsbridge Labone

From

7:00 pm

Salsa, South American Dance

and music

La Bamba Pub

Com

m. 11, Tema

Pool Challenge

Cheers entertainm

ent center


Time: 8:00 pm

Morocco Throne day

Happy Hour

Celsbridge

Venue: Labone

From

7:00 pm

The big boys court

Bull dog Pub

Venue: Asokwa- Kum

asi

Time: From 9:00 pm

Joy Fm brida Fair

Venue: International

Conference Center

Sean Kingston & Fat Joe

Concert

Venue: International conference

centre

Time: 7:00pm

After Party

Club of the Year 2008



Liquor Bar

Cheers entertainm

ent center


Klimax Bay

Venue: Labadi Beach

Time: 4: 00 pm till you run out

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Venue : Osu behind top in town

Powers Pub

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Time: 9:00 pm

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Coconut grove Regency Hotel

Ridge , Accra

Time: 6 pm

Midweek Bash

Jackpot Nite Klub

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Happy Hour

The parliament House

Behind Palace Chinese

Restaurant

Nicely Frozen drinks of choice

Venue: Dworwulu

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Amakom

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asi

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Venue: Labone

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Venue: Asokwa- Kum

asi

Time: From 9:00 pm

Powers Pub

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Time: From 10:00 pm

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Venue: Adabraka

Time: 10:00 pm till late

Gabon National Day

Fam

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Labone

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Sals

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Venue: Monte Carlo Grand Café

Time: you know?????

All

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Venue: Aphrodisiac Nite klub,

Airport residential

Cote d’ Ivoire National Holiday

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Ass

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11th Biennial Workshop

KNUST – Kum

asi

ORZ Pub

Ho - Ahoe

Time: 9:00 pm

Singap

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Nat

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Day

Dan

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Venue: Monte Carlo Grand Café

Time: you know?????

All

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ite

Venue: Aphrodisiac Nite klub,

Airport residential

Royal Ravico Hotel

Pool side relaxation

Nungua

Beach Party

Klimax Bay

Labadi Beach

32 June 2008

The Takoradi Port of Ghana, Ghana's premier portcelebrates its 8Oth anniversary this year; 2008.The Port has chalked a lot of successes and gainedexcessive experience as a reliable gateway to theGhanaian corridor. In the year of Ghana's oil findthe Takoradi port has started feverish preparationtoward strategically positioning itself to be anactive player in the country's emerging oil indus-try.

The construction of the port of Takoradi begun in1923, with formal operations starting on December3, the same year. The port of Takoradi has since inde-pendence been under many administrations includ-ing the Gold Coast Railway and HarboursAdministration, the Ghana Railways and HarboursAdministration and the Ghana Ports Authority. It iscurrently under the Ghana Ports and Harbors

Authority which was established in 1986.For a period of 34 years i.e. before the Tema portwas opened, the port of Takoradi served as themain gateway to the country; handling importsexports and passengers. Over the years the porthas been the pivot of economic activities inSekondi Takoradi and the Western Region as awhole. Without doubt the essence of the harbourin the face of the oil find is a big "boom"

The presence of the Harbour and the railway sys-tem at Takoradi made the city one of the firstplanned urban centers in the Gold Coast. The thenEuropean area was located in the hills of Takoradinear the harbour whiles the 'African Township waslocated in the marshy lowland areas of Takoradilike New Amanful and New Takoradi village.

T a k o r a d iTHE PORT OF TAKORADI: A MAJOR PLAYER IN THE EMERGING OIL INDUSTRY

33June 2008

T a k o r a d i

Further, Takoradi Port also contributes to thesocial life of the people. Takoradi became knownas the "seamen's town." The presence of foreignships set the flame of desire for sailing among theyoung men. The social influence of the harbourhas reduced to some extent in recent times.However, with the pivotal role of the port in the oilindustry this trend is about to assume a moreinteresting dimension.

The Takoradi Port continues to be the nerve cen-tre for commerce and offers enormous advan-tages to ship owners,' importers, exporter andsurely to come - businesses that will be involved inthe dealings of the black gold, Oil.

Shippers with accurate documents can clear theirgoods within a day or two. With excellent cargosecurity safe corridor to Kumasi, Northern Ghanaand other landlocked countries like Burkina Faso,Mali and Niger.

Takoradi is taking huge steps into a blissful future;soon it would be Ghana's Port Harcott.

ENJOY sources at the port of Takoradi says theport is refurbishing the slip way and dry dock toenable it repair oil rigs and oil drilling ships. Theport further plans to build storage areas for pipesand other types of cargo required for the oil fields.

When the oil begins to gush out of the pipes frommid next year, and overflows into commercialquantities in the years to come, the Port ofTakoradi will be part of the history entities in theindustry that is expected to change Ghana's econ-omy.

Story and pictures by Kweku Owusu Peprah

34 June 2008

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36 June 2008

Accra Mall bubbled with unusualexcitement on the 31st may, whenGolden Hearts Trust a foundationfor children with heart conditionshosted the general public to anExclusive Charity Catwalk. Theevent featured beautiful designs ofinternationally renowned fashiondesigners - Ms Masello Kale ofButik Kool Look from South Africa,Ms Layo Folarunso of African Brideand Ms Mercia Hlatswayo ofMertiques Style House who flew inall the way from South Africa.

The catwalk displayed the perform-ances of the restored dance teamand Beacon house dance team fea-turing orphans who captured theaudience with their steps to therhythm, the youngest being twoyears old.

The charity catwalk was held tocreate awareness and raise fundsfor children with congenital heartdisorders. The trustees and organ-izers worked exceptionally hard to

present a spectacular show toemphasize their commitmenttowards assisting families of chil-dren with various heart defectswho are in deer need of open heartsurgery. Golden Hearts Trust real-izes how so many children bornwith a hole in the heart are at timesshort-lived due to the unavailabili-ty of the necessary medical atten-tion, as well as the difficult task ofraising funds for the correctiveheart surgery. It is in this light thatthe Trust is working hard towardsimproving the quality of life ofthese children to enhance theopportunity of education and abrighter future.

Accra Mall and Shoprite the majorsponsors of the show contributedmagnificently towards its success.Many other corporations and out-lets were recognized and appreci-ated for their contributions andsupport for these children. It wastruly a show to remember and aworthy cause.

GOLDEN HEARTS TRUST CHARITY CATWALK who’s who

37June 2008

Designer Masello Kate of Butik

Kool Look

Layo Folarunso of Africa Bride

Masello, Effia and Janet,

Organizers

Brunhilda, Dzigbordi, Karen, Janet, Jaqui and

Grace : trusteesMasello with models of the catwalk

Orphans of renewed dance team performing A section of the audience

Mercia of Mertiques Style House

SA, receiving applause

38 June 2008

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Miss Lebanon Emigrants Ghana 2008who’s who

A beauty pageant, organised by the World Lebanese Cultural Union in Ghana, dubbed Ms. LebanonEmigrant Ghana, took place at the Adae Kese hall of the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel on the 28th ofJune 2008.

The event was well attended by members of the Lebanese community from all over Ghana. Amidstmuch merry making, wining and dining. Ms. Rachel Sallown was crowned Ms Lebanon EmigrantGhana.

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w h o ’ s w h o

G h a n aF a s h i o nWeek

The Ambiance: the people

Mr. Amar, IPMC with his family at the fashion show

Abdennasser Benabou, GeneralManager, Softsheen Carson

Meshach, with his new friend Micheal Essien Natasha, Wendy and friends

some guest at the event

The female models

DA-VIVA COLLECTION - GH

NACKISSA - COTE

D’IVOIRE

ALAIN DAVID-GH

OUSMANE - COTE D’IVOIRE

OUSMANE - COTE

D’IVOIRE

MODELA - NIGERIA

ELOI - COTE D’IVOIRE

w h o ’ s w h o

42 June 2008

w h o ’ s w h oThe male models

and finally the kids

QUMI BESPOKE - GH

MENIS APPARELl- GH

On the 28th of June, the second day of a week’s long celebration of the first ever Ghana Fashion Week,a breathtaking fashion show took place at the Holiday Inn. This was a brainchild of Sima Ibrahim, CEOof Xopa in partnership with Global Media Alliance.

Designers represented were from Ghana, Ivory Coast and Nigeria. Make up was by Sleek and 2nd Imageand of course the models from Xopa. It was definitely a sight for sore eyes, and a good beginning formany more fashion weeks to come. A few words from Sima: “ it is my wish to have the Ghana Fashion Week recognised by all the fashioncities in the world, as well as create jobs for models of African origin”.

From the 1st of August, Xopa Burg will be open to all interested in becoming models. Pupils, studentsand adults are welcome.

Good luck Sima, and more grease. . . . . . .

43June 2008

44 June 2008

Hair talk with Clu-chey

Maintaining one’s hair at home simply implies con-tinuing from where your stylist left off during yourlast visit to the salon. Remember, maintenance isthe key to healthy hair. To successfully maintain thehair at home or in-between salon visit, you needspecific products to suit each hair type or toaddress individual problem.

To begin with, let’s look at the categories of hairmaintenance practices one can follow at home.

1. Daily Maintenance 2. Weekly Maintenance

DAILY MAINTENANCE: For 1 out of 3women, dry, brittle and breaking hair is a majorproblem. These problems can be curtailed byusing quality and high performance productsenriched with vitamins and natural oils to restoremoisture balance. Hair that is well moisturizedhardly ever breaks. Also, to avoid bad hair days, itis advisable to keep hair well moisturized.

PRODUCTS TO USE: (Remember to use aproduct that guarantees soft, shinyhair one will love to touch).

1.Dark and Lovely Rich and NaturalHair Dress.This product (with vitamins and nat-ural oils) comes in three varieties forspecific hair care needs.

•Dark and Lovely Rich and NaturalHair Dress with Coconut oil. Greaton dry, brittle and damage hair. Italso helps prevent split ends.

•Dark and Lovely Rich and Natural Hair Dress withTea tree. Great on itchy scalp and heat traumatizedhair. Saying good-bye to itchy dandruff.•Dark and Lovely Rich and Natural Hair Dress withPanthenol/Vitamin E. Repairs and help hair growth.

These products are perfect remedies in makinghome styling quick, easy and keeps the hair sleekand in-place. Also does not weigh the hair down,as it does not contain Vaseline.

USES: Chemically treated or natural hair. Identifyyour specific hair care need and get hold of the onewhich meets your hair needs. Apply daily by gen-tly massaging into scalp and hair before styling.

2.Dark and Lovely Oil Moisturizer and Shine Lotion.This is an oil moisturizing lotion which is nongreasy and its design to strengthen, repair, nourishand protect hair. Excellent for dry, dull and damagehair and flaky scalp. It instantly restores moistureand gives instant shine.

USES: For all types of hair – Chemically treated,naturals and braids.

SPECIFIC USES AND BENEFITS:•It protects hair against heat during services suchas blow drying, roller setting, hot curling or flatironing.

•Suitable for wet looks such as sportin waves, jellycurls and short crops.

•Before and after braiding. Makesbraiding easier and gives shine tothe braid.

•For a perfect comb out in themornings, apply sparingly onwrapped hair and scarf with a silkscarf at night.

•This product can be applied onbraided hair to keep braids in topnotch and also, to condition one’snatural hair while braids are on.

Maintaining one’s hair at home.

45June 2008

sam clu-chey Adika technical manager softsheen-carson

Sweet Potato Pie r e c i p e

* 1 (1 pound) sweet potato

* 1/2 cup butter, softened

* 1 cup white sugar

* 1/2 cup milk

* 2 eggs

* 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg

* 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon

* 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

* 1 (9 inch) unbaked pie crust

1. Boil sweet potato whole in skin for 40 to 50 minutes,or until done. Run cold water over the sweet potato, andremove the skin.

2. Break apart sweet potato in a bowl. Add butter, andmix well with mixer. Stir in sugar, milk, eggs, nutmeg,cinnamon and vanilla. Beat on medium speed until mix-ture is smooth. Pour filling into an unbaked pie crust.

3. Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) for 55 to 60minutes, or until knife inserted in center comes outclean. Pie will puff up like a souffle, and then will sinkdown as it cools.

INGREDIENTS METHOD

47June 2008

Mr Daniel AkweiADOTEY, prioritypersonnal bankerat SG-SSB is a bigfan of ENJOY sothis month wehonor him byputting his pic-ture inside themagazine.

s n i p p e t s

It`s with regrets that Lucien saysgoodby to his friends in Ghana afterseveral years of working here.LUCIEN ROUX- Alliance francaise

Thierry and Lisettefinally got married

Thierry and Lisette surrounded by friends at their wedding.

Wrestling's Jamaican star- from Ghana

To millions of US wrestling fans, Kofi Kingston isthe first Jamaican wrestler in World WrestlingEntertainment (WWE). But his real identity isvery different - because to his family andfriends, he is Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah fromGhana.

Most wrestling fans have never heard of theWest African country, so the wrestling bodydecided fight fans would be more likely toembrace a wrestler from the land of BobMarley and reggae music.

And so desperate is Sarkodie-Mensah tobecome wrestling's next superstar, he is willingto deny who he is.

"I was actually born in Jamaica - to be honestwith a name like Kofi a lot of people assume Iwas born in Ghana," he says with a badJamaican accent, but doing his best to stay incharacter.

But though he denies it, his mother Elizabeth -the head of a Ghanaian-American organisationin the US - confirms that he was indeed born inGhana, and not in Jamaica. The family onlymoved to the US in 1982.

"I told him: 'Kofi, your cousins watch you on TVin Ghana and want to know why you don't sayyou're from Ghana,'" she says.

"He said: 'Tellthem it is busi-ness.'"

source: BBC

48 June 2008

f i t n e s s

The key to weight control is keeping energyintake (food) and energy output (physical activity)in balance. When you consume only as many calo-ries as your body needs, your weight will usuallyremain constant. If you take in more calories thanyour body needs, you will put on excess fat. If youexpend more energy than you take in, you willburn excess fat.

Exercise plays an important role in weight controlby increasing energy output, calling on storedcalories for extra fuel. Recent studies shows thatnot only does exercise increase metabolism dur-ing a workout, but it causes your metabolism tostay increased for a period of time after exercising,allowing you to burn more calories.

How much exercise is needed to make a differ-ence in your weight depends on the amount andtype of activity, and on how much you eat.Aerobic exercise burns body fat. A medium-sizedadult would have to walk more than 30 miles toburn up 3,500 calories, the equivalent of onepound of fat. Although that may seem like a lot,you don't have to walk the 30 miles all at once.Walking a mile a day for 30 days will achieve thesame result, providing you don't increase yourfood intake to negate the effects of walking

If you consume 100 calories a day more than yourbody needs, you will gain approximately 10pounds in a year. You could take that weight off, orkeep it off, by doing 30 minutes of moderate exer-

cise daily. The combination of exercise and dietoffers the most flexible and effective approach toweight control.

Lack of physical activity causes muscles to getsoft, and if food intake is not decreased, addedbody weight is almost always fat. Once-activepeople, who continue to eat as they always haveafter settling into sedentary lifestyles, tend to suf-fer from "creeping obesity."

For more information on fitness and wellnesscall:0243820330 [email protected] www.dflexfitness.cm

49June 2008

“Alcohol and the Body” h e a l t h

Alcohol consumption, including beer, wine andheavy liquors is accepted as a social “norm” allover the world. This powerful drug affects every-one differently and while some become intoxicat-ed after the first drink, others may be able to con-sume four or five drinks before showing anyeffects. Some people drink moderate to heavyamounts of alcohol for years before becomingclinically dependent on it, while others maybecome addicted to alcohol the very first timethey ever take a drink. No matter what particularcategory you fall under, once intoxicated, alcoholhas the same effect on the body. The effects ofalcohol on the body are not confined or privy toany particular race, sex or age group. Excessivealcohol use, including everyday consumption canproduce harmful effects on the brain and nervoussystem and can have more serious side effectsincluding:

• Liver disorders – The liver is one of the largestand most robust organs in the body and is theonly organ that has the ability to regenerate itselfafter certain types of damage. However, alcohol isone of the toxins that the liver does not handlewell and will not regenerate after being damagedby alcohol. The liver processes 95 percent of alco-hol ingested and the consumption of alcoholinhibits the liver’s ability to filter our toxins andabsorb the necessary proteins, fats and vitaminsfor the body to function properly.

• Cardiovascular problems – Intoxication causes

blood pressure and heart rates to be higher at firstand then decrease with prolonged consumption.The irregular and inefficient heartbeat can lead tostroke and heart attack.

• Sexual function problems – Over time, exces-

sive alcohol consumption will reduce testos-terone production and cause erectile dysfunction.

The following herbal remedies and recommen-dations can be used to reverse and combat thenegative effects of alcohol consumption. All ofthe herbal products can be found at SugarCaneNatural Health Shop – Accra, Ghana.

1. Use: Vitamin B Complex, Vitamin C, A and E,Zinc, Burdock Root, Dandelion, Spirulina, Kelp,Fenugreek, Valerian, The Ultimate Cleanse(Complete Body Detoxification Program)

2. Consult a nutritionist, and go on a cleansingprogram to remove toxins from the body quickly.Call SugarCane Natural Health Shop for moreinformation.

3. Avoid saturated fats (meat and dairy products),refined sugars and fried foods which put stress onthe liver. Drink plenty of water, get plenty of restand as much as possible, avoid stress.

Tahmah B. Israel is CEO of ANEW Wellness Spa and COO of SugarCane Natural Health Shop.She is a certified nutritionist, gourmet vegetarian chef, massage therapist and colonhydrotheraprist. Tahmah is also a member of the Regenerative Health Team.

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B3 BELLVIEW AIRLINES

EK EMIRATES AIRLINES

ET ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES

GO GHANA INTERNATIONAL

KL ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES

KQ KENYA AIRWAYS

LH LUFTHANSA AIRLINES

ME MIDDLE EAST AIRLINES

MS EGYPT AIR

NA NORTH AMERICAN AIRLINES

NCH CHANCHANGI AIRLINES

SA SOUTH AFRICA AIRWAYS

SO SLOK AIR INTERNATIONAL

UN UNMIL

VU AIR IVOIRE

VK VIRGIN NIGERIA AIRWAYS

V7 AIR SENEGAL INTERNATIONAL

5W ASTRAEUS AIRLINES

8U AFRIQIYAH AIRWAYS

DL DELTA AIRLINES

MONDAYARRIVAL

050005450545080008000820--08500910-0930----12001210-1300--15251720181518151820184018551900---1920--20002010---2135--2310---

ROUTING

LGW/ACCBW/JFK/ACCADD/LOS/ACC/ABJLOS/ACCLOS/ACCJFK/ACCACC/MLWACC/LOSLFW/ACC LOS/ACCACC/ABJABJ/ACCACC/LOSACC/LFW/ADDACC/JFKACC/ABJLOS/ACCNBO/ACCACC/FNA/MLWMLW/ACCACC/MLWACC/LOSABJ/ACCFRA/LOS/ACCAMS/ACCLOS/ACCLOS/ACCMLW/ACCBEY/ACCLOS/ACCACC/LOS/ARAACC/LOSACC/LOSMLW/ACCACC/LOSACC/LOSJNB/ACCLHR/ACCACC/ABJ/BEYACC/NBOACC/AMSTIP/ACCACC/JUBACC/LHRABJ/ACCACC/TIPACC/LGWACC/LFW

FLIGHT NO.

B 753B 767B 757B 733B 737B 76LB 733B 737F28B 733F28B 757B 733B 757B 67LSF 34B 737B 738B 737B 733B 738B733SF 34A343MD 11B733B 737B 737A 332DH8A 343B 737B 733B 738B 737DH8A 342B 763A 332B 738MD 11A 320A 342B 763F28A 320B 752F 28

DEPARTURE

0645

08450845

0930

1000101510151130

1240

13101345

190019051910

19201940

201020202120

22002235

232523402350

TUESDAYARRIVAL

-210800800820--850--1130-1200--1200132013201350ACC/MLW/FNA/BJL/DKR---150015251525

ROUTING

ACCRA/JFK/BWICMN/ACC/LFW/CMNLOS/ACCLOS/ACCJFK/ACCACC/ABJACC/LOSLFW/ACC/ABJACC/JFKACC/OUAACC/ACCACC/ABJLOS/ACCACC/LOSACC/ABJ/CKYDXB/ACC/ABJBJL/FNA/MLW/ACCADD/LFW/ACCNBO/ACCACC/MLW/FNA/BJL/DKRACC/ABJACC/FNAOUA/ACCAB/ACCLOS/ACC/LOSABJ/ACCACC/DXBACC/LOS/BEY

FLIGHT NO.

B 767B737B733B737B76LB773B737F28B 768ATR 42B733SF 34B3 737B733B737A343B737B 575B 738B737B757B738ART 42SF 34B 737A343A343A332

DEPARTURE

200300---84584593010151030-1130-121512401300---140014201450--1610-17301845

TUESDAYARRIVAL

19001900----2010203021202120---2230---

ROUTING

ABJ/ACCLOS/ACCACC/LOSACC/LOSACC/LOS/FARACC/LOS/ADDLHR/ACCFNA/ACCFCO/LOS/ACCABJ/ACCACC/AMSACC/NBOACC/COOCAI/ACCACC/LHRACC/LHRACC/FCO

FLIGHT NO.

B 757DH8B 737DH8A343B 757B 763 B 738B 767F28MD 11B 738F 28B 738B 763B 738B 767

DEPARTURE

--190519401940200----212021302200-223523302350

WEDNESDAYARRIVAL

500545800820-910920930-----120012001210---1525162017451750181518151820-1900--1920--2002010-20302050-------

ROUTING

LGW/ACCADD/LOS/ACC/ABJLOS/ACCJFK/ACCACC/LOSLOS/ACCCOO/ACCABJ/ACCACC/ABJACC/LOSACC/LFW/ADDACC/JFKACC/ABJLOS/ACCDXB/ACCNBO/ACCACC/ABJ/MLWACC/ABJACC/MLWABJ/ACCABJ/ACC/DXBFRA/LOS/ACCMLW/ACCAMS/ACCLOS/ACCLOS ACCACC/LOSLOS/ACCACC/LOSACC/LOSMLW/ACCACC/LOSACC/LOS/FRAJNB/ACCLHR/ACCACC/NBOOUA/ACCLOS/ACCACC/OUAACC/AMSACC/DKRACC/JNBACC/LHRACC/LGWABJ/ACC/LFW

FLIGHT NO.

B 752B 757B 737B 763B 737B733F 28B 757F 28B 733B757B 763SF 34 B 737A343B 738B 737A 343B 738SF 34A 343A 343B 737MD 11B 733B 737B 737DH8B737B 733B 738DH8A 343A 342B 763B 738MD87B 733MD 87MD11B 733A 342B 763B 752F28

DEPARTURE

-645--845---1000101010151015

-------1930-19051910-19401940--2020--2115212021452300223523402350

AIRLINECODES

THURSDAYARRIVAL

445800800820--850--1100

ROUTING

DKR/ACC/LOSLOS/ACCLOS//ACCJFK/ ACCACC/LOSACC/ABJLFW/ACCACC/JFKACC/OUAROB/ACC

FLIGHT NO.

B 733B 737B 737B 763B 737B 737F28B 763ATR42B 727

DEPARTURE

535---8484593010151030-

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THURSDAYARRIVAL

-120013201350--1500-1525152516151620-1720-181518151820-1900----20002010203020502120--2135--2230-2310-----

ROUTING

ACC/ABJDXB/ACC/ABJADD/LFW/ACCNBO/ACCACC/ABJACC/FNAOUA/ACCACCROBABJ/ACCLOS/ACC/LOSABJ/ACCABJ/ACCACC/LOSFRA/LOS/ACCACC/DXBAMS/ACCLOS/ACCLOS ACCACC/LOSLOS/ACCACC/LOSACC/LOSACC/LOSACC/LOS/FRAJNB/ACCLHR/ACCFNA/ACCLOS/ACCFCO/LOS/ACCACC/AMSACC/NBOTIP/ACCACC/DKRACC/JNBCAL/ACCACC/LHRABJ/ACCACC/TIPACC/CALACC/LGWACC/LFWACC/FCO

FLIGHT NO.

SF 34A343B 757B 738B757B 783ART42B727SF34B737B 737A343B 737A343A343MD11B 733B 737B 737DH8B 737B 733DH8A 343A 342B 763B 738B 733B 767MD 11B 738A 320B 733A 342B 738B 763F 28A 320B 738B 752F 28B 767

DEPARTURE

11301300--14201450-1500-1610--1700-1730---1830-1905191019401940-----21202130

21452200

2235-23252330234023502350

FRIDAYARRIVAL

1900----2002010203020502120--2135--2230-2310-

---

ROUTING

LOS/ACCACC/LOSACC/LOSACC/LOSACC/LOS/FRAJNB/ACCLHR/ACCFNA/ACCLOS/ACCFCO/LOS/ACCACC/AMSACC/NBOTIP/ACCACC/DKRACC/JNBCAL/ACCACC/LHRBAJ/ACCACC/TIPACC/CALACC/LGWACC/LFWACC/FCO

FLIGHT NO.

DH8B 737B 733DH8A 343A 342B 763B 738B 733B 767MD 11B 738A 320B 733A 342B 738B 763F 28A 320B 738B 752F 28B 767B 767

DEPARTURE

-1950191019401940-----21202130-21452200-2235-23252330234023502350

SATURDAYARRIVAL

210445800820

850--121014001420-152515251720172517301730-1815-1900-1920-2010--21202230---

ROUTING

CMN/ACC/LFW/CMNDKR/ACC/LOSLOS /ACCJFK/ACCACC/LOSLFW/ACC/ABJACC/JFKACC/ABJNBO/ACC/MLWLOS/ACCADD/LFW/ACCACC/ABJABJ/ACCLOS/ACC/LOSFRA/LOS/ACCLGW/ACCBEY/LOS/ACCABJ/ACCACC/LOSAMS/ACCACC/LOS/BEYLOS/ACCACC/LO/FRAMLW/ACCACC/LOSLHR/ACCACC/NBOACC/AMSABJ/ACC/LFWCAL/ACCACC/LHRACC/CALACC/LGW

FLIGHT NO.

B 737B 733B 737B 763B 737F 28B 763SF 34B 738B 737B 757B 737SF 34B 737A 343B 752A332B 737B 737MD11A 332DH8A 343B 738DH8B 763B 738MD11F 28B 738B 763B 738B 752

DEPARTURE

03000535--08450930101511301310--1445-1610----1815-1845---1940-202021202200-223523302340

SUNDAYARRIVAL

335820850910----110-12001320150015251620

ROUTING

CMN/COO/ACC/CMNJFK/ACCLFW/ACCLOS/ACCACC/ABJACC/LOSACC/LFW/ADDACC/JFKROB/ACCACC/ABJDXB/ACC/ABJADD/LFW/ACC/ABJACC/ROBABJ/ACCABJ/ACC

FLIGHT NO.

B 737B 763F 28B 733F 28B 733B 757B 763B 727SF 34A 343B 757B 727SF 34A 343

DEPARTURE

430--

93010010151015-11301300140---

FRIDAYARRIVAL

335500545800800820--850910-930---1115--120012001300-13501430--15251620174517501815181518301900

ROUTING

CMN/COO/ACC/CMNLGW/ACCADD/LOS/ACC/ABJLOS/ACCLOS ACCJFK/ACCACC/MLWACC/LOSLFW/ACCLOS/ACCACC/ABJABJ/ACCACC/LOSACC/LFWACC/JFKOUA/ACCACC/ABJACC/OUALOS /ACC/MLWDXB/ACC/ABJMLW/ACCACC/LOSNBO/ACCBJL/DKR/FNA/MLW/ACCACC/FNAACC/MLW/FNA/BJL/DKRABJ/ACCABJ/ACC/DXBFRA/LOS/ACCWLM/ABJ/ACCAMS/ACCLOS/ACCLOS/ACCACC/LOS

FLIGHT NO.

B 737B 752B 763B 737B 737B763B 737B 737F 28B 733F28B 763B 733B 763B 763MD 87SF 34MD 87B 737A 343B 737B 737B 738B 737B 738B 737SF 34A 343A 343B 737MD 11B 733B 737B 737

DEPARTURE

430

645---845845--930

100010151015-1130120012401300

1345

14501510

1730-----1830

INDIANA JONES AND THEKINGDOM OF THE CRYSTALSKULLn 1957, intrepid archaeologistIndiana Jones (Harrison Ford) is onthe verge of losing his job at aprestigious university thanks tosome questionable activities he'sundertaken recently. He thenmeets up with a young rebelnamed Mutt (Shia LaBeouf) whoasks Indy to go on another grandadventure: recover a legendaryskull made out of crystal whichallegedly will allow its owner torule the world. Traveling down toPeru to an ancient lost city, Indy

and Mutt must dodge an evilRussian agent, Irina Spalko (CateBlanchett), who is after the sameobject.

Directors: Steven Spielberg, DavidKoepp, George LucasWriter: Jeff NathansonGenres: Action/Adventure

KUNG FU PANDA Po the Panda (voice of JackBlack) dreams of being a mar-tial-arts master but is, in reali-ty, a fat, lazy, black-and-whiteslob. But when his town isthreatened by evildoers, agroup of real kung fu expertsneed to transform Po into thelegendary "Chosen One," whois destined to save the day.

Director(s) Mark Osborne,John Stevenson

Writer(s) Jonathan Aibel,Glenn Berger

Current MoviesYOU DON'T MESS WITH THEZOHAN

Zohan (Adam Sandler) is thetop agent in Israel's Mossadagency, who gets tired of theconstant fighting, but his onlymeans of escape is to fake hisown death. Relocating to NewYork City, he reinvents himselfas a top hairstylist who giveshis women customers greathairdos and a little bit "extra."His newfound idyllic life does-n't last for long, though, whensome of his former enemiesfind out where he's been hid-ing.

Director(s) Dennis DuganWriter(s) Robert Smigel, AdamSandler, Judd ApatowGenre(s) Comedy

54 June 2008

Su do kuFill in the grid so that every row, everycolumn, and every 3x3 box contains thedigits 1 through 9. The same numbershould not be repeated in a row, columnor 3x3 box. That’s all there is to it.

There`s no math involved. The grid hasnumbers, but nothing has to add up toanything else.

It’s fun. It’s challenging. It’s addictive.

Solving time is typically from 10 to 30minutes, depending on your skill leveland experience.

Enjoy the game.

SOLUTIONS FROM LAST MONTH

56 June 2008

Enjoy the humourThis is so cool. Read this sentence:FINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIEN-TIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

Now count ALOUD the F's in that sentence. Countthem ONLY ONCE: do not go back and count them again. See below...

ANSWER:

There are six F's in the sentence. One of average intel-ligence finds three of them. If you spotted four, you'reabove average. If you got five, you can turn your nose at most anybody. If you caught six,you are a genius.

There is no catch. Many people forget the "OF"'s. Thehuman brain tends to see them as V's and not F's.Pretty weird, huh? It fools almost everybody.

The SmithsThe Smiths were unable to conceive children anddecided to use a surrogate father to start their family.On the day the surrogate father was to arrive, Mr.Smith kissed his wife and said, "I'm off. The man shouldbe here soon" Half an hour later, just by chance a door-to-door baby photographer rang the doorbell, hopingto make a sale.

"Good morning, madam. I've come to....""Oh, no need to explain. I've been expecting you," Mrs.Smith cut in. "Really?" the photographer asked. "Well,good. I've made a speciality of babies""That's what my husband and I had hoped. Pleasecome in and have a seat"

After a moment, she asked, blushing, "Well, where dowe start?" "Leave everything to me. I usually try two in

the bathtub, one on the couch and perhaps a coupleon the bed. Sometimes the living room floor is fun too;you can really spread out!" "Bathtub, living room floor?No wonder it didn't work for Harry and me" "Well,madam, none of us can guarantee a good one everytime. But, if we try several different positions and Ishoot from six or seven different angles, I'm sure you'llbe pleased with the results""My, that's a lot of....."gasped Mrs. Smith. "Madam, in my line of work, a manmust take his time. I'd love to be in and out in five min-utes, but you'd be disappointed with that, I'm sure""Don't I know it," Mrs. Smith said quietly.

The photographer opened his briefcase and pulledout a portfolio of his baby pictures."This was done on the top of a bus in downtownLondon" "Oh my God!" Mrs. Smith exclaimed, tuggingat her handkerchief."And these twins turned out exceptionally well, whenyou consider their mother was so difficult to workwith" "She was difficult?" asked Mrs. Smith. "Yes, I'mafraid so. I finally had to take her to Hyde Park to getthe job done right. People were crowding around fourand five deep, pushing to get a good look""Four and five deep?" asked Mrs. Smith, eyes widenedin amazement."Yes," the photographer said, "And for more than threehours too. The mother was constantly squealing andyelling. I could hardly concentrate. Then darkness approached and I began to rush myshots. Finally, when the squirrels began nibbling onmy equipment, I just packed it all in."Mrs. Smith leaned forward. "You mean squirrels actual-ly chewed on your, um......equipment?""That's right. Well, madam, if you're ready, I'll set up mytripod so we can get to work.""Tripod?????"

"Oh yes, I have to use a tripod to rest my Canon on. It'smuch too big for me to hold for very long. Madam?Madam? ....... Good Lord, she's fainted!!"

57June 2008

Conflict is likely to mar the beginning of themonth as some lingering tensions can nolonger be avoided .This will be tempered by

some excellent financial news before the middle of themonth. Romance will become important after the 15thand you may find a new relationship.

scorpio 24/10 to 22/11

An old saying advises that we should alwayslook before we leap. This applies strongly toyou right now. A tempting opportunity to

make some quick money seems too good to be trueand that’s because it is! Emotional issues need to bedealt with honestly at the end of the month.

Your biggest weakness is that you creategrand schemes and then fail to find themeans to put them into action. This month a

friend, probably a Water sign, will be on hand to makesure that you can realise one of your many plans. Try andinvolve a loved one in the preparation.

aquarius 21/01 to 19/02 leo 24/7 to 23/08

You need to be careful this month if youwant to avoid conflicts spilling over intolong term resentments. Work or school will

require a lot of attention and it may be that you haveletting things slide rather too much lately and need todo some serious catching up.

aries 21/3 to 20/04

Try and take things easy this month, espe-cially before the 15th as you are in need of abreak from what has been a fairly intense

period in your life. The second half of the month will seeexcitement building again, particularly in terms of rela-tionships for both couples and unattached Librans.

You need to be careful about who youchoose to confide in this month. A difficultemotional issue needs to be dealt with dis-

cretely. There may be some money difficulties later inthe month unless you plan ahead. Someone out theresees your creative potential this month!

pisces 20/02 to 20/03

The generally upward trend of the year fal-ters a little this month and you will feel frus-trated as certain gains seem to be slipping

away. You need to stay patient and avoid rash decisions.Emotional conflict is inevitable, but say anything that youmay come to regret later.

This is an extremely busy month and youwill need to make sure that you find time todo the things you enjoy amongst all the

hard work. The effort will definitely pay off though andit looks as though your financial circumstances areabout to receive a major boost!

taurus 21/4 to 21/05

As long as you control any impulse buysthen you should be in an extremely strongfinancial position by the end of the month.

This will allow you to make serious plans around somelong held ambitions. A loved one will understand pro-vided that you are fully honest with them.

cancer 22/6 to 23/7Depending on how you approach certainkey situations this could be an incrediblypositive month or one in which some crucial

relationships are severely tested. You need to make surethat you give everyone the chance to speak right now.Share your ambitions with a loved one so that they canunderstand.

This may well be a peculiar month as noth-ing is quite what it seems right now.Relationships may suffer a little as miscom-

munication seems to be the norm. On the plus sidethere is the opportunity to pursue a new interest thatyou might have never have seen as appealing before.

Thanks to the influence of your ruling plan-et Jupiter you have a preference for physicalactivity in your leisure time. This month,

though, you should consider some more cultured pas-times. It may even lead to some romance! Don’t be drawninto work place conflicts this month.

gemini 22/5 to 21/6

capricorn 22/12 to 20/01

sagittarius 23/11 to 21/12

libra 24/9 to 23/10

virgo 24/8 to 23/9

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