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The Dutch go beyond protection
"Strength in harmony."
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Show that you love local films
The progress of Louisiana's film tax-credit program is generally measured in terms of how many producers are convinced to shoot here instead of in some other state.
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Let's take cues from the Dutch
When David Waggonner refers to the Dutch as the "reigning masters of the water world," he is speaking in both poetry and hyperbole. For, as we have learned in recent years, no one ever really masters water.
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Barriers fall as good vibes flow
Perhaps the sound of the music has drowned out the origins of Riverfest, the annual celebration of jazz in Algiers. But the passing of Mary-Kate Tews has occasioned another look at the magical combination of happenstances that brought the event into being.
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World loses a kind and gentle spirit
Even before the sentences are formed and the memories located in that file in the back of the brain, Mary-Kate Tews is remembered for her gentle kindness.
