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American Airlines Expected to Take Part in Wright Amendment Talks
American executives want to demonstrate that they are willing to work with local officials, despite the risk that sitting down at the bargaining table could speed the eventual loosening of the amendment.
In upcoming talks on the future of the Wright Amendment, no party has more to lose than American Airlines. That fact weighs heavily on the company's executives as they craft their negotiating strategy.
The airline plans to participate fully in talks sponsored by Fort Worth and Dallas, according to several people familiar with the airline's strategy on the issue. Those discussions are expected to begin soon, although no dates have been scheduled.
American executives want to demonstrate that they are willing to work with local officials, despite the risk that sitting down at the bargaining table could speed the eventual loosening of the amendment.
"By cooperating, it's a sign of good faith," one source said. "Keep in mind, American could be throwing more attention to this, which isn't necessarily in the airline's best interest."
The sources, all of whom asked not to be identified because they were not authorized to speak publicly for the airline, said American will approach the talks with several goals in mind, including:
Keeping Dallas Love Field as small as possible if flight restrictions are lifted. "The size of Love Field is a huge, huge issue," one source said.
Distributing gates equally among American, Southwest Airlines and any other interested carriers. That could be accomplished either by adding more gates, and possibly even a new terminal if the airport expands, or by forcing Southwest to give up some of its gates if Love shrinks.
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But the sources said the airline's executives first want to emphasize to local officials how badly the company could be hurt by repeal of the Wright Amendment, which limits most passenger flights from Love to Texas and several nearby states. American, North Texas' largest employer, has estimated it could lose hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue annually if Love is opened to more long-distance flights.
American officials also plan to propose closing Love entirely, perhaps making the land available to private developers, as has been done with shuttered airports in other cities. The airline has argued that the airport should be closed to commercial passenger traffic.
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American doesn't want to be in a place where the airline is "just stalling and stalling year after year" on the Wright Amendment, one source said.
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Fort Worth and Dallas have agreed to hold talks in coming weeks on the amendment's future. The discussions are likely to be completed by June 14, a deadline set by the Dallas City Council.
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CIO — Last week, reports swirled that Facebook was testing a new friend list feature that bore a resemblance to Google+ Circles. One difference was that Facebook's "Smart Lists" do the work for you, automatically grouping your friends into lists such as work, school, family and city. Now, Facebook says, this feature is going primetime and will be available to everyone this week.
This newest update follows Facebook's redesign of its privacy settings, which many believed was also influenced by Google+.
Facebook's new friend lists, which is an optional feature, is essentially a redesign of a feature it's had for years—Lists. The original Lists were difficult to navigate and tedious to update, which, Facebook Product Developer Blake Ross said in a blog post, was the reason for the revamp.
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U.S. midfielder Kristine Lilly on the game:
"We had a good first half, but in the second half we were a little dead and let them play too much and they stuck one in. We didn't dominate enough in the second half, but we finished with the tie, seven points and we are moving on so we are happy about that."
Lilly on if the tie felt like a loss:
"For us, since I've been on this team, a tie has always felt like a loss. That's not on our agenda. Our agenda is to win, so when you set your goals that high, anything below that is disappointed. But now we have to step above that and we are moving onto the quarters, now it's do or die. We have to change our mindset. We are in this together and we have to put two good halves together and believe in each other and finish our chances."
U.S. head coach April Heinrichs on the match:
"I think on the whole we are dissatisfied with our own performance…We'd like to self-evaluate and ask each player to raise her level slightly. If we do that, I think we can play in the manner necessary to succeed in the knockout phase."
Heinrichs on both halves:
"I thought we were commanding in the first half. We controlled the tempo of the game and we sprayed the ball around the field. We really forced Australia to chase a considerable amount. Then in the second half, we came out and were doing really well overall, and then we lost control of the game…Then it became a battle of fifty-fifty balls and that's not something you want to get into with any team, especially Australia as they are particularly strong in the air and on the ground."
Heinrichs on the parity of the tournament and looking forward:
"One of the most difficult things is to win consistently in the game of soccer, so we are pleased to come out of the group as the number one team with seven points. Brazil struggled to beat Australia and they are a fantastic team, so you can see there is great parity. Playing in the group of four teams has proven its challenges to a certain extent, now we look forward over the next two days to see if we can fine tune a couple things and then get into the knockout phase. I'm optimistic that in the knockout phase we will play with a little less caution, with a little more of the aggressive mentality."
Heinrichs on Japan, who the USA tied, 1-1, on June 6 of this year:
"Japan has proven itself a worthy opponent in every respect. The last couple times we have played them it has been close games. They are athletic, technical, efficient, tactically gifted and playing with a lot of confidence."
Heinrichs on what the USA needs to do looking forward:
"We had some players play outstanding soccer tonight. We had some players play outstanding the other nights and now we have to put that together from one game to the next and from the first half to the second half."
Heinrichs on how the team missed the suspended Abby Wambach:
"She's a world-class player…She can impact a game at any moment. Abby has put on a display in this Olympics showing her mentality, her toughness and her sophistication and skill. The goal she scored against Brazil was fantastic so we'll be happy to have her back."
U.S. forward Abby Wambach on missing the game through suspension for two yellow cards:
"It was hard. It was hard not to warm up. It's heartbreaking. I want to kick myself. It's one of those situations where if I just backed off and not gotten the yellow card…not that it's going to change what happened, because it's not. I am not going to be pouting about it, but it was hard to take and hard to watch us tie."
Wambach on Japan:
"Japan might be the most underrated team in the tournament. We are going to have to bring our "A" game. This is an awfully tough game for a top seed (after the USA won its group) coming into the quarterfinals. They are very tactical, very technical and very athletic. They shut us down in a lot of ways in that game (their earlier meeting on June 6) and I feel we may have been lucky to pull off a tie. Knowing that, we just have to be prepared and come out ready to play."
U.S. forward Cindy Parlow on the game:
"We're disappointed we got a goal scored against us, but we are excited that we won the group and we're looking forward to the quarterfinals. We had a lot of chances early and didn't put them away and that hurt us in the end."
U.S. goalkeeper Briana Scurry on her first goal allowed in the tournament:
"I hoped it would go over, but I knew I couldn't get it. The way it was looping up, if I had tried to dive for it, I probably would have hit it in if I was able to even get a piece of it. It went right under the crossbar."
Scurry on Japan:
"They are a great team. It will be a tough battle for us. We're going to have to bring our mentality and our work rate because they are a hard working team. They are fit and keep the ball on the ground and keep it moving. We'll going to have to re-group, but we'll be running on all cylinders with Abby back."
U.S. captain Julie Foudy on fellow veterans Mia Hamm and Kristine Lilly:
"I thought Mia worked her tail off tonight and Lil scored a great goal. They always give us a lift and they'll continue to do that."
Foudy on her assist to Lilly:
"I just wanted to whip it in there, but I would like to see the replay on that because she hit that well. She's so good at getting in at the back post like that. There was good communication, a couple of people told me I had time, so I had time to assess (the situation) and find her."
Foudy on missing Abby Wambach:
"You always miss Abby. She's such a presence. She's running through people and working her tail off. When you have her and Mia working, you saw how Mia worked tonight, it just creates chaos. It will be good to have her back."
Foudy on the team's outlook heading in the quarterfinals:
"We knew we wanted to get number one (in the group) and we knew could get through with a point. You want to beat them, but at the same time, you know you have to play again in three days. So you have to kind of balance that, especially with an extra game (in the four-team group), you have to really be able to manage games, although we could have managed the game a bit better tonight by knocking in a second goal and then being able to knock the ball around
a bit more. When you are in this quarterfinal phase, it's win or go home, so it's definitely a different mentality."
Australian head coach Adrian Santrac on moving from a 4-5-1 to a 4-4-2 with a 62nd minute sub of Lisa de Vanna:
"We were tempted to do it much earlier, about 10 minutes in the first half it was a thought. The game is played and won over 90-95 minutes, so we have to be patient and make sure we are in touch with the game and doing what we need to do and not react to anything that's illogical. When Lisa did come on, the time was right. Just prior to that we were beginning to feel the momentum, we felt like it was the right time to throw Lisa on to make the difference for us. The midfielders picked up their game and we went four against four in the middle of the park and our girls really did pick up the momentum and dominate through the middle and created those opportunities up front. Lisa's pace is going to bother any team."
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Was an art appreciation class. You can read all you want about art but without the correct knowledge you will never understand it.
I really did not like the layout of this book. It was very confusing to read and my teacher had to skip around just to be able to teach us from the book. Even when i read the whole chapters i still did not understand what it was telling me.read more
I really liked the pictures. that is about the only part that i did like and the only thing that helped me understand it. the book had a lot of great examples of different art pieces in the different time periods. other than that i did not really learn anything from the book it was all my teacher.
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Not make any it comes useful for the class but at the end we don't use it as much
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I found understanding what art really was.I thought art was just drawing and paintings but I found it to be much more .read more
The primary subject was Art. This expounded upon the types of art and different cultures. The diversity of types made this subject much more interesting.
This book was a good refresher on the basics to recognize the different art styles and common techniques used with certain media.read more
I learned how different cultures and time periods influenced the need for people to create art.
Not only does this book do a good job of illustrating the work of the artist, it also discusses the cultural events taking place in the time period that led to the development of the particular art movement.read more
I would add a more in depth analysis of the influences that directly contributed eaders and creators of each artform and provide a short background of the creator of each artform.
1st art book, but it was easy to understand and nice pictures.read more
Learning about the artists helped me see the reason they painted what they painted.
Many beautiful pictures of art work consume the pages, accompanied by easy to read text on the art's history. I really found this book to be a great tool to learn a lot about art in a short amount of time.read more
I honestly do not have any complaints about the book besides the book's size. It found it cumbersome at times when taking it to and from school, and all the other places I happened to study. I enjoyed the way the book introduced art by showing multiple medias and explaining things from a basic point. I really found this book to be a great tool to learn a lot about art in a short amount of time.
Good coverage of general art forms from antiquity.read more
The cross-cultural influence of art across many continents.
I would have an example of a work of art pictured for every type of art element and art form described.read more
I learned different elements of art and I learned some history of several different artists and why they did what they did in their art.
Art 160, beginning art. It was a look into what is the meaning of art, where did different art come from and how did different cultures see art from others.read more
Different artist form different eras and techniques, and many vocab words that defiantly helped me during tests and quizzes.
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Deep in Peru's Amazon, visitors on a storied steamboat discover a bounty of colorful wildlife, from pink dolphins and scarlet macaws to giant river otters and black caimans.
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Bodmer invites us to the boat's canvas-covered upper deck before dinner, as the rubber barons would have done. In the small bar Enrico Caruso's scratchy voice sounds from a gramophone speaker. Bodmer pours Iquitena, a locally brewed beer, and we clink glasses. "I've always been interested in history, so what better way than to link biology and biodiversity and culture and history all in one?" he says. "I wanted to do something more real, not just academic. That's what conservation is."
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The air around us fills with the distinct stench of rotting flesh. A dead caiman, floating belly up, appears in the beam of our spotlight. Rengifo explains: In spring males will fight to the death over a female, creating a floating cemetery of beaten caiman corpses.
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Daybreak's cool turns muggy by mid-morning. On shore, we're eager to explore shading palm fronds and buttressed ceiba trees covered in twisted vines. Clearing a path with a long machete, our scout, Recopa, leads Puertas and me into the jungle. With each step, thick mud slurps at my boots. Recopa points toward the high branches of a kapok tree, and Puertas whispers: "brown capuchin." In the next several hours we spot 10 of the 13 primate species found in the reserve, including spider, uakari, and titi monkeys. Without Recopa's expertise, we might have missed them all.
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