Sunday May 20, 2012
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The Word Tzar - TrumpetPicture a quiet Sunday evening. It’s around 10:30 on the clock. You are settling down to read quietly or watch some TV programme; one last moment of peaceful indulgence prior to the start of yet another hectic working week. It’s the perfect occasion to finally and completely unwind. Sunday night. The calm before the storm; an opportunity to ready oneself for the days ahead and a chance to draw the curtain across another splendid weekend of carefree relaxation. Everybody needs this moment.

This is not the case for some, however. There are certain elements of the proletariat among us who choose to perform a very strange ritual; a ritual that only they can truly understand; a ritual that is invasive; a sacrament of deliberate deep breathing and unrestrained reverberation; a premeditated act that even requires a specific outfit and a special “tool”! There is a thought process involved in this ritual that boggles the mind.

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The Great Greeting Card Swindle. A Hallmark Holiday Story.

 

The sending of greeting cards can be traced back as far as the ancient Egyptians, who would send papyrus scrolls to convey greetings or well wishes. The Chinese, are also recorded as one of the first people to exchange messages of good will around the time of the Chinese New Year.

The Germans are known to have printed New Year’s greetings from woodcuts as early as 1400, and handmade paper Valentines were being exchanged in various parts of Europe in the early to mid-15th century, with the oldest Valentine in existence being in the British Museum. (It’s also the most expensive).

Why do we do it? Its not like most of us keep the cards, most of them end up in the bin. The card industry is said to be worth in the region of $1.39 Billion a year, and an average of 31 cards sent per person per year in the UK alone.

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News Updates

May 18 Chief Minister on Telecinco

No 6 Convent Place has informed that the Chief Minister, Mr. Fabian Picardo, will be appearing on Spanish television channel, Telecinco, ....

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May 18 Ape Stuck on Cable Car Wire

Yesterday morning a stray ape managed to catch ....

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May 18 Speaker of Parliament to Step Down After 8th Anniversary

During yesterday morning’s parliament session, The Speaker, Mr. Haresh Budhrani QC, gave an official state....

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May 18 Minister Linares Visits Contemporary Art Organisation in Genoa

Minister for Culture, Mr. Steven Linares visited Genoa in Italy, recently, along with Chief Culture Officer,....

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May 18 Spanish Fishermen Stand-Off

Social Media was bombarded with reports of a face-off between the RGP and various Spanish fishing boats, last night. Speculation was rife....

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May 18 Deputy Chief Minister Meets with Sir Graham Watson

Gibraltar’s Liberal Democrat MEP, Sir Graham Watson was in Gibraltar on Thursday for a short visit. He met....

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Crime Report For 17 May 2012

RGP Media Report 29

From the hour of 07:00 on the 17th May, to 07:00 on the 18th May, the following occurre....

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May 17 Devil’s Tower Road Fire Update

With regards to the fire that occurred last night in the building that houses the Cemetary Keeper’s office....

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May 17 Bullfighting Protest at Cervantes Institute

Yesterday evening at around 7pm, a group of Gibraltarian individuals congregated outside of the Cervantes In....

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May 17 RGP Officers Undergo AED Training

Royal Gibraltar Police officers have been participating in a training course to learn how to operate Automat....

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