Article: You can purchase telephone cards that allow you to place international calls at a flat rate online or from stores. However, you need to be careful that you are getting a card that can be used from France to the US. To ensure this, you may want to purchase your card while you are in France. Many international calling cards sold in the US can only be used for international calls starting in the US. Calling card terms and fees vary widely. In general they have a flat fee for each call and then an additional fee for each minute that the call lasts. The amount of these fees varies, so check the fine print. Each calling card will have a basic number that will connect you to the calling card company's network. Once you have dialed this number you should hear a recording that prompts you to continue with the process. This access number is typically located on the back of the calling card. This number is unique to your card. The amount of numbers you will have in your pin varies. This number allows the calling card company to charge your specific account. On many calling cards this number will need to be exposed by rubbing over an area on the back of the card with a coin. When calling from France to the United States, this will include the country code, area code, and local phone number. Once the number has been accepted, the phone should start ringing.
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Find a calling card that can be used in France. Review the terms and fees of the calling card. Call the access number on the card. Enter your pin number when asked for it. Dial your destination number.
Article: If you're only inviting a few people at school or work, don't pass out invitations or spread the word there. Sending your invitations via mail or e-mail is a great method. You can send invitations discreetly, and you can also include pertinent information, such as your address, driving directions, dress code, or anything else they may need to know. Send your invitations a couple weeks before a more formal event, and within a week for an informal party. Websites like Paperless Post make it easy to create cute, custom invitations. They offer an entire section of invitations you can create completely for free. This can be as formal as requesting written RSVPs, or just asking invitees if they plan on attending so you can get a general headcount. Regardless of how you go about doing this, you should figure out who is planning to attend so that you can make sure you are prepared to host everyone. Make sure that when you request RSVPs, you also ask if they intend on bringing a date or friend along with them. If many of your invitees are unable to come, you can always send out additional invitations to anyone you may not have considered originally. After you've created your list of non-negotiable guests and their potential dates, create a list of reserve guests. These reserves will get invited if many of your original invitees can't make it.
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Use tact and manners when inviting your guests. Request and follow up for RSVPs. Invite reserves if applicable.
Article: Stir together well. This method will result in about 3 average bottles.
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Peel the lemons. Put the peel into a bowl with the pips and lemon juice. Add the sugar and pour over the boiling water. Leave to infuse as it cools. Strain the mixture once cool and add the tartaric acid. Pour into bottles.