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Pink and Red Peonies Blown to the Left in a Breeze and a Butterfly $34.99 Hokusai Pink and Red Peonies Blown to the Left in a Breeze and a Butterfly - Giclee Print |
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Hand-blown Frosted Red Glass Vase $284.55 Add a modern touch to your home decor with this frosted red glass vase. This hand-blown glass decorative piece features a rippled edge.Color: RedHand-blown glassRippled edgeMeasures 19 inches high x 13 inches wide x 15 inches deep |
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Hand-blown Tall Red Glass Vase $245.75 Add a modern touch to your home decor with this tall red glass vase. This hand-blown glass decorative piece features a rippled edge.Color: RedHand-blown glassRippled edgeMeasures 20 inches high x 6-7 inches wide (The exact width varies by unit) |
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Hand-blown Blue/ Red Glass Dish $253.51 Add a modern touch to your home decor with this colorful glass dish. This hand-blown glass decorative piece features a rippled edge.Color: Blue/redHand-blown glassRippled edgeMeasures 9.5 inches high x 20.5 inches in diameter |
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Hand-Blown Glass Heart-Shaped Vase Red $34.98 Hearts signify "love" in any language - and you will love these stylized heart-shaped vases created for the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Made of hand-blown glass, each exquisite piece is a slightly different shape and colors may vary, making each vase a unique work of art. Measures 5½" L x 3½" W x 4¾" H. No rush or express shipping. Choose Pink or Red |
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Boston Red Sox Blown Glass Snowman Ornament $13.99 Topperscot's new Blown Glass Ornaments feature a snowman dressed in your team's jersey. Each ornament stands 5 1/2" tall and displays the team logo on the front and the team name on the back. Each ornament comes individually gift boxed. |
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Detroit Red Wings Blown Glass Snowman Ornament $13.99 Topperscot's new Blown Glass Ornaments feature a snowman dressed in your team's jersey. Each ornament stands 5 1/2" tall and displays the team logo on the front and the team name on the back. Each ornament comes individually gift boxed. |
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Hand-blown Red Wine Glasses (Set of 4) $86.22 This red wine glass set is the picture of sophistication. This slim glass barware protects wine from the heat of your hand.Round, wide glass bowl allows red wine to breathe, enhancing its flavorProvides service for four Each glass may be engraved with a single script uppercase initial to personalize each glass (no additional cost)Measures 8 inches tall x 3 inches wide Holds up to 19 ounces of wine Materials: Clear glass Please note: Hand-blown glass may contain small bubbles |
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Red Blown XY Burnout State Of Origin 2008
Red Cross Text Donations Pass $21 Million
A campaign using text messages to raise money for the Red Cross has tallied more than $21 million for relief efforts in Haiti.
The electronic fundraiser, boosted in its early days by widespread posting on social-networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, has outstripped the organization's expectations and is showing no signs of letting up, an official said Monday."It's blown me away and it continues to," said Wendy Harman, the director of social media for the Red Cross.
Harman said the campaign, which raised more than $3 million in its first 24 hours last week, had topped the $21 million mark by 11 p.m. Sunday. The total has obliterated the nearly $4 million that, according to the Red Cross, was donated to all charities by mobile texts in 2009. In all, the Red Cross had raised about $112 million for Haiti relief by 5 p.m. Monday, according to spokeswoman Abi Weaver. Spurred in part by the text campaign, Red Cross fundraising for Haiti relief has started at a record pace.
In the first 48 hours of the campaign, the amount of money raised was greater than the Red Cross brought in during similar periods after Hurricane Katrina and the Asian tsunami disasters, Weaver said.
Harman said that widespread publicity in venues has spurred giving. The campaign has been touted by outlets ranging from traditional media to Sunday's broadcasts of NFL playoff games. But it got rolling thanks largely to online social media, she said.
"I do think Facebook and Twitter were important in getting the word out in those first couple of days," she said. "It was such an easy thing to pass around for people who are on there all the time."The text campaign highlights a spate of online and otherwise technology-related ways of giving to the Red Cross and others that have emerged in the wake of the Haitian earthquake.
Apple has added a page to its iTunes store that allows visitors to donate up to $50 to the Red Cross. Over the weekend, a group of applications developers for the iPhone and other smartphones banded together, pledging to donate at least one day's worth of revenue from their apps to Haiti relief.
People interested in donating to the organization may do so by texting the word "Haiti" to the number 90999. The user will receive a message in reply asking them to verify the donation, which will be added to their monthly phone bill.
By Monday, the presence the earthquake had last week on the micro-blogging site Twitter had faded. Although Haiti-related topics had populated the site's list of most-popular topics, they had been bumped early Monday afternoon by several Martin Luther King Jr. Day conversations and chat about Sunday night's Golden Globes awards show.
The Red Cross has been active on Twitter since the California wildfires of 2007. The organization also has accounts on Facebook, Flickr and YouTube as well as its own blog, and hosts an online newsroom that provides updates on the organization's disaster responses.
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