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Delta Airlines accidentally sold roundtrip tickets for a fraction of what they would normally cost Thursday morning.
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Just when you thought the season of giving was over, Santa Claus gets trumped by a major airline.
"So thank you Delta Claus!" says Lance Gaebe, Bismarck.
Lance Gaebe was trying to book a business trip for an investment conference in March, when prices to Ft. Lauderdale went from around seven hundred dollars to 72 dollars for a roundtrip ticket.
"You're so skeptical as you're doing it, I get lots of questions, well why didn't you buy tickets to the NDSU game this coming weekend, I didn't think it was real, I don't know!!" says Lance Gaebe, paid $72/ticket compared to $700/ticket.
The business trip quickly turned into a a family vacation after checking in with his other boss.
"I thought I better at least check in with my wife, did that to make sure there's no kid conflicts or something for that timeframe, she said who cares we're going anyway, so I pulled the trigger!" says Gaebe.
Four round-trip tickets now would cost around $2,300.
His family booked it for $288.
A vacation that his two daughters are probably learning about after seeing it on the news!
"I haven't told them yet because I keep waiting for Delta to send me this email saying sorry we goofed, you're out of luck." says Gaebe.
Delta says they will honor all tickets sold.
That includes one sold in Minneapolis to a news reporter, and one of my former colleagues who caught wind of the glitch through facebook.
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Turn on the radio in any big city and you may discover the local feel of listening has been lost. But as your car moves away from the city, why not tune in and see what's happening in the town you're driving by?
Since the 1950s, two things have been guaranteed in the town of Dickson - the Ragan family at the Friendly Neighbor Store and a friendly voice talking on the radio.
Retired from Nashville's music scene, these days Dale Turner is pushing the buttons and playing what he likes at WDKN 1260 AM.
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"Hey, good morning. I got a full rick of firewood that I just need to get rid of," one caller said.
The caller lights come on when her show comes on.
"They stay busy. We hardly ever get pauses, hardly ever," Brown said.
The community concept has long left many stations in the big cities, but it's still part of the daily life in Dickson.
"We're a very small town, but very inclusive of our county and everything that goes on around it," Turner said.
Fewer and fewer radio stations even take requests these days, but they do at WDKN. They try to keep the rules to a minimum and might even play a Madonna song before rolling into one by Hank Snow.
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"Cautiously optimistic" could describe the mood at GlassBuild America: The Glass, Window & Door Expo, Sept. 14-16, in Las Vegas. Although it might be another 12 to 18 months before the industry experiences an upturn (See "Economy not headed for double-dip recession,"), positive discussion surrounded the green building and commercial retrofit markets.
"I think it's going to be a long, cold winter and the first half of 2011 is going to be very difficult," said Max Perilstein, chief marketing officer, Vitro America, Memphis, on the show floor. "But I'm very hopeful about the second half. I know a lot of people said the same thing about 2010, but I really do feel that we've hit the bottom and we're going to perk along the bottom, until we start to rise up towards the end of next year. You have people saying things are so tough, but you have other people saying maybe the worst is behind us. Just grabbing on to some of that optimism has been a good thing."
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"Codes will play an important part in shaping the industry," said Margaret Webb, executive director, Insulating Glass Manufacturers Alliance, Ottawa, Ontario. "In the next five to 10 years, the market will see 100 percent IG penetration, more dynamic glazing and improved durability. Codes will drive innovations. There will be more switchable coatings, and windows will be more than windows. Companies like Guardian [Industries, Auburn Hills, Mich.] and Sage [Electrochromics, Faribault, Minn.] are leaders in the innovation field; Guardian for vacuum glazing and Sage for electrochromic glazing."
"The use of green products will increase dramatically," agreed Mark Silverberg, president, Technoform, Twinsburg, Ohio. "The market is turning. Green is growing and gaining specificity. With the specificity, the biggest change is mentality. Architects are quantifying what they want."
And what they want is energy performance, daylighting, and the knowledge that they are contributing positively to not just the built environment, but the natural world as a whole, Miner said.
"Energy performance is huge. Daylighting is huge. The materials that are in your glass are a big thing; are there bad actors that when crushed and thrown away will hurt the environment? Regional materials [are now a consideration. People are asking,] 'do I have a great, energy efficient product that I have to ship halfway around the world? How much fuel is used in that process?' There is a lot of thought at that level, but at the end of the day when we're talking about a $100 million building, there is a financial implication," Miner said. "There is greater interest [in green building] and recognition that it provides value. The challenge to product manufacturers is how do we [supply green products] economically?"
Among the green products the industry will start to see more of are triple glazing, sunshades, light shelves and building integrated photovoltaics (See "BIPV fenestration products could generate up to half the electricity needed in the U.S.,"), said Mike Turner, vice president of marketing, YKK AP America, Austell, Ga. Dynamic glazing also is expected to play a role in green building.
Demand for green products is impacting equipment suppliers too. "Money and saving energy is becoming a concern for everybody," said Daniel Bonafini, vice president of operations, FomUSA, Medina, Ohio. "In the last year, there has been a 20 percent increase in [sales of] machines that produce energy efficient products."
"Our machines are going to be impacted by the new energy standards," agreed Bob Quast, president/CEO/CFO, Lisec America, Burnsville, Minn. "Energy standards will drive a lot of the investments. Solar is prominent, so there are a lot of dollars flowing in that direction. Lisec has a solar section catering to [that market's] needs, and we have machines that do triple glazing."
The solar market came up regularly in discussions with machinery suppliers in Las Vegas, with some citing it as an area where they've experienced significant growth. "Solar has been fantastic. Mostly, washers are keeping our feet on the ground," said Danielle Allemang, marketing manager, Billco, Zelienople, Pa. "Throughout the whole recession, solar has been up; it picked up where commercial and residential dropped off. Solar is 85 percent to 90 percent of our sales now," she said.
CRL's Sommer & Maca Machinery Division, Cicero, Ill., also saw an uptick in solar-related equipment sales. "Glass washers for cleaning photovoltaic panels are in demand. [Overall], the most demand is in the solar division [for products like] the solar conveyor," reported John Czopek, machinery brand manager.
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Energy concerns are a main driver behind activity in the commercial retrofit market as well, attendees reported. "For commercial retrofits, we're seeing owners deciding to renovate when they want to improve energy efficiency," Van Buskirk said.
"New code requirements play a part in the decisions being made to renovate, [specifically] safety and energy codes," said Greg Koch, sales manager, commercial windows and doors, Eastern North America, Rehau, Leesburg, Va. "A good 50 percent of our business is in replacement projects. Look at the hotel segment, for example. The owners don't want to build new facilities because there's no demand for it. However, they want to update their existing facilities. We did a Holiday Inn project that allowed them to reduce energy costs by $20,000 to $30,000 a year, plus they received a tax credit. There's a clear financial reason [for this type of renovation]."
Educating architects, and building owners and developers, about the monetary benefits retrofits can provide is crucial to the green product sale, Miner said. Financing for new construction and retrofit projects is still an issue, and owners are worried about the potential expense retrofits present. Showing them the return on investment in clear dollar amounts is important, he said.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Andrew Wiggins will play college basketball for, oops, Kansas. Good thing I didn't enter the office pool.
No, John Calipari does not get them all – and neither do North Carolina or Florida State, the other also-rans. Let's take some time to reflect on how much losing the nation's Number One recruit punishes the University of Kentucky program for the 2013-14 season.
OK, that's long enough.
"Are you kidding me?" Dick Vitale said. "They're still my Number One team for next season."
Vitale isn't the only one saying that. In fact, some are saying more than that. They're insisting that Kentucky can be just as powerful without Wiggins and all the suffocating expectations about Calipari delivering a 40-0 super team with Wiggins in the lineup.
Maybe the Wildcats can play with less drama than would have surrounded Kentucky if Wiggins had decided to join UK's eight-player freshman class. Now every loss will only be treated like a crisis, not the end of civilization.
Sour grapes?
A blatant lie?
Some will say that, but stay with me. Keeping every 18-year-old happy has never been high on the list of things that Calipari has worried about during his coaching career. He's from the school that argues that 18-year-olds need to worry about keeping the coach happy.
But he's also never recruited an eight- or nine-player class until this season. And even though chemistry has rarely been an issue during his first four seasons at Kentucky, this is different – even from the John Wall, DeMarcus Cousins, Eric Bledsoe and Daniel Orton class of 2009.
We've all heard the stories about guys who start frowning, complaining and talking about transferring because they aren't getting enough A) touches; B) shots; C) points and D) mentions by Vitale and his buddies on ESPN.
Kentucky has mostly been vaccinated from those issues during the Calipari Era. But adding Wiggins to a group that already includes six other Top 25 recruits was going to ensure that another very, very good prospect was very, very, very likely to be watching a significant amount of basketball from the bench next winter.
Make no mistake. Wiggins is an alpha dog. As is power forward Julius Randle. As well as point guard Andrew Harrison. NBA scouts have been charting all three of those guys for several years. That's a lot of ego for Calipari to teach about the value of playing nice with new friends in the sand box.
The absence of Wiggins could make the UK locker room a more serene place because that's 33 minutes a night that Calipari can sprinkle across the rest of his playing rotation.
Let's play general manager for a day and pick Kentucky's opening day lineup:
Andrew and Aaron Harrison at guards.
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Willie Cauley-Stein at center.
That's the first unit.
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He's still got four or five more likely first-round draft picks than anybody else he's going to play. He protected himself from the loss of Wiggins by getting Randle. John Beilein, Bob Huggins, Matt Painter, Brad Stevens, Tubby Smith and a hundred other coaches would love to start the season with the talent that will be lined up in Kentucky's locker room.
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Beware huge Council Tax rises for Pembrokeshire public if local authority mergers go ahead - council leader (From Western Telegraph)
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Beware huge Council Tax rises for Pembrokeshire public if local authority mergers go ahead - council leader
9:40am Sunday 16th March 2014 in County News
Pembrokeshire Council Tax payers would be forking out considerably more if potential local authority boundary changes go ahead, it was said this week.
Pembrokeshire County Council Leader, Councillor Jamie Adams, has compared the Pembrokeshire Council Tax rise of 3.4 per cent to what it have been had the council been amalgamated with neighbouring local authorities, as is proposed.
Councillor Adams said he regretted the increase of 3.4 per cent, even though it was the lowest in both cash and percentage terms in Wales.
However he stressed he was also deeply concerned that the people of Pembrokeshire should understand the financial implications of the Williams Report on local government reorganisation if it is adopted by the Welsh Government.
The report suggests two possibilities: amalgamating Pembrokeshire with Ceredigion or Pembrokeshire with Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire - the so called 'new Dyfed' option.
Councillor Adams said: "Had I been speaking not as the Leader of Pembrokeshire County Council but as Leader of 'new Dyfed', the Council Tax rise for those in Band D would not have been just 3.4 per cent but a whopping 26 per cent.
"That's an extra £193 a year to Pembrokeshire Council Tax payers. For those in Band I it would be an eye-watering £450 increase.
"Likewise, were we to be twinned with Ceredigion, the Council Tax increase would have been 15.9 per cent or £118 a year.
"I think these massive increases speak for themselves and should provide food for thought for those who advocate local government reorganisation."
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10:00am Sun 16 Mar 14
Flashbang says...
10:21am Sun 16 Mar 14
nomeames says...
10:33am Sun 16 Mar 14
Indeview J Hudson says...
10:44am Sun 16 Mar 14
Flashbang says...
Indeview J Hudson wrote:It might have something to do with him being the leader and how much more his expenses and allowances would amount to if he got his hands on the money supply for 3 counties.
Can he please be prevailed upon to share the basis of his calculations with us?
10:48am Sun 16 Mar 14
chizy says...
Maybe LaLa Land.
And why would you give Band I as an example (£424.001 and above)?
Folly Farm, you have to book this guy for the Easter season...........
11:30am Sun 16 Mar 14
pembrokedock123 says...
11:41am Sun 16 Mar 14
seaveiw says...
11:59am Sun 16 Mar 14
Indeview J Hudson says...
Looking to the future, and possible mergers, how much longer can the PCC "lowest council tax in wales" continue. If this has to be ramped up to meet the cost of basic essential services that have already been cut to the bone, and increases in fees and charges is no longer a soft option, what will PCC's council tax go up to? We are likely to find ourselves paying more anyway.
12:19pm Sun 16 Mar 14
KeanJo says...
1:38pm Sun 16 Mar 14
Tttoommy says...
Indeview J Hudson wrote:sorry, it's on the back of a fag packet somewhere, In the car possibly or in his coat It's expected to be found in four years time
Can he please be prevailed upon to share the basis of his calculations with us?
1:43pm Sun 16 Mar 14
chizy says...
Tttoommy wrote:Nah, it's in the white envelope on the back seat of the waiting car or is that kerr?
Indeview J Hudson wrote:sorry, it's on the back of a fag packet somewhere, In the car possibly or in his coat It's expected to be found in four years time
Can he please be prevailed upon to share the basis of his calculations with us?
1:45pm Sun 16 Mar 14
Tttoommy says...
Let's be honest Pembs is a failing council, criticised by every organisation that has anything to do with it including The Senedd and the High Court - surely If we get rid of a £200k chief exec who expects the tax payers pay for his financial advice on how to avoid tax and all the other pigs at the trough we'd be SAVING money not throwing it down the drains.
PS Ceredigions Chief Exec makes do with a £100k salary, maybe it's time the new Dyfed starts paying its managers a more realistic salary.
For long enough they've gone on about comparisons with Industry -
WHAT? I have a choice to chose a better supplier?
Do they have much choice where the money goes? Its given to them by Government and topped up by us, they're then told where to spend most of it - that's NOT competition and that's not entrepreneurship
1:50pm Sun 16 Mar 14
Bluestone says...
1:58pm Sun 16 Mar 14
quentin says...
2:49pm Sun 16 Mar 14
Bluestone says...
quentin wrote:Be careful what you wish for, you may get it...all 18.5% of it!
Trying to put the frighteners on us Mr Adams.? I would be prepared to pay a bit more if it meant we had services that did what they are supposed to do.
5:38pm Sun 16 Mar 14
Tttoommy says...
Bluestone wrote:Bluestone? was that the place BPJ and his mates threw a few million at without any advice or consultation?
quentin wrote:Be careful what you wish for, you may get it...all 18.5% of it!
Trying to put the frighteners on us Mr Adams.? I would be prepared to pay a bit more if it meant we had services that did what they are supposed to do.
6:36pm Sun 16 Mar 14
Bluestone says...
Tttoommy wrote:Ha ha good one Tttoommy, but I like the name because of the Preselis and Stonehenge - nothing to do with that lot!
Bluestone wrote:Bluestone? was that the place BPJ and his mates threw a few million at without any advice or consultation?
quentin wrote:Be careful what you wish for, you may get it...all 18.5% of it!
Trying to put the frighteners on us Mr Adams.? I would be prepared to pay a bit more if it meant we had services that did what they are supposed to do.
11:01am Mon 17 Mar 14
Pembrokeshireboy72 says...
Our biggest problem is the lack of accountability. Bless him, but Huw George for instance, rather than gets fired gets given a different position as head of something else. I heard a story from a friend who overhead him being questioned by a teenager who asked him outright "What do you actually do?" A short time later he resigned his position. Our young people aren't stupid, and neither are the rest of us voters.
My councillor has definitely lost my vote on account of this whole fiasco, which is nothing more than an embarrassment to the people of Pembs. Not once have the council apologised. All we get are the bog standard 'since this incident improvements have been made.'
The fact remains that until we get decent candidates standing at the elections these people will get in time and time again. If only we had the option of voting 'none of the above' this would sort it out once and for all.
This whole thing has shown PCC up to be who they really are, and their intentions are becoming increasingly clear. I feel sorry for the ordinary council workers, particularly those who are diligently working, as they're getting tarred with the same brush.
12:17pm Mon 17 Mar 14
js9325 says...
2:11pm Mon 17 Mar 14
taffytubby says...
js9325 wrote:The current bunch of charlatans are not independent- one of the IPCC is still a labour member. Jamie Adams is scare mongering because it threatens his gravy train, not the services in Pembrokeshire. If he gave a **** about Pembrokeshire he would have the good grace to clear his desk and bugger off.
The only purpose of the proposed amalgamation is to try to ensure that the elected council will be politically aligned. It has nothing to do with saving money or giving better services, it has everything to do with the politicians not liking independent councils, be they incompetent or competent. Clearly Cardiff Bay thinks it will end up as a Labour council, or at worst a Labour/Plaid coalition - the important thing for them is that it isn't independent.
5:55pm Mon 17 Mar 14
Rockface says...
7:12pm Mon 17 Mar 14
KeanJo says...
8:32pm Mon 17 Mar 14
PCC Weasel says...
The fact that its littered with inaccurate and misleading information is though no surprise as the IPPG are getting a solid reputation now for pedalling misinformation if not downright lies.
It is much more complex than Farmer Adams suggests to calculate the potential increase to Pembrokeshire residents and what he fails to take account of is the large proportion of the Council Tax that is not in their control. When the precepts for both the Police and Community Councils are included the net percentage rises are considerably lower than quoted.
Indeed the Williams report itself quotes much lower forecast increases and that is based on average CC precepts across each authority. But even this is misleading as it does not include the efficiency savings that will result from any merger. The reduction in Members and Senior Management for a start will save millions and that alone will reduce if not completely offset any increase in Council Tax that would result from harmonising the individual rates.
7:57am Tue 18 Mar 14
Milford Matters says...
9:27am Tue 18 Mar 14
KeanJo says...
9:44am Tue 18 Mar 14
PembrokeshireMan says...
I would rather pay more and have an honest, open and transparent organisation.
Such is the dearth of open, honest and transparent people in the world of government, both local and national, I fear that a move to a bigger consolidated authority will just mean more of the same rubbish. Look at the EU for instance - about as anti-democratic and corrupt as it gets.
Public office is now seen as a lucrative career and is dominated by liars, egotists and sociopaths who are in the game solely to further their own ends. It may well be that it has always been thus but it is only at this point in time that the thin veneer of faux-democracy has been shown up for what it is by the spotlight of the internet.
That we are apparently seeing more and more people posting and voicing their opinions on blogs and in comments can only be a good thing.
The people need to take back their country and their counties from the political class of thieves, liars and sociopaths who are hellbent on taking as much as they can for themselves while they are in power.
11:04am Tue 18 Mar 14
Martin Lewis says...
5:21am Wed 19 Mar 14
Milford Matters says...
2012 - no votes
2008 - no votes
2004 - 572 votes - less than 50% of the electorial role of Camrose
In 2011 the population census for Pembrokeshire was 122,400 - you do the maths
People of Camrose - save us!!!!!
12:28pm Wed 19 Mar 14
seaveiw says...
Bluestone wrote:Yes but hopefully we as electors will be justified by paying more, its worth to remove all the Pembrokeshire mobsters. One look at our high street that say s it all another two shops going now, this council has no vision. Now I hear the tourist information centre is closing and moving to the library no tourist going to go up there, also heard no tourist inf being produced this year.What is happening to the library what an eyesore,maybe building a residential home on the site.
According to the Commission on Public Service Governance and Delivery report (pages 320 to 322), it says a Pembs/Ceredigion merger will cost Pembs residents an extra 9% on their Council tax bill, if they throw in Carmarthenshire that increases to 18.5%. In other words we will be subsidising the other two!
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A local dish, scene, or work of art prime for its pixel-y debut? Well, now's your chance to represent. Salt Lake Exposed is a photo competition for photographers of all levels. It doesn't matter if you snap quickies with your phone or painstakingly compose long exposures; we want to see the city through your eyes. Here's how to enter and win... Contest Details Enter the contest on the Visit Salt Lake …morePosted on February 27, 2014by Gastronomic SLCWith the Oscars just around the corner this weekend, the votes have been compiled and Bambara's bartenders are going out on a limb to predict "The Wolf of Wall Street" as Best Picture. To have a little fun with the buzz surrounding the 2014 Academy Awards, Bambara created original specialty drinks, each designed for an Oscar "Best Picture" nominee and crafted by the expert bartenders in Bambara's popular gathering hotspot, "The Vault." From the big nomination announcement until March 2 …morePosted on February 10, 2014by Gastronomic SLCEvery single known restaurant in the milky way will be competing for your dining dollar come February 14th. With valentines day still two weeks there's still just enough time to book a table, but the choice can be overwhelming. Who exactly is offering that je ne sais quoi to impress your special someone. Here are six local restaurants looking to make this valentines one to remember. BambaraFor the special day executive chef Nathan Powers will feature special entrée offerings while pastry …morePosted on January 14, 2014by Gastronomic SLCObsidian/Tricycle Wine Company DinnerThis winter, Alta's Shallow Shaft restaurant is hosting a series of wine focused dinners. Now in its 46th season, the restaurant overlooks the base of Alta Ski Resort and with a 23 page wine menu on hand - was winner of Salt Lake Magazine's "Best Wine List" and City Weekly's pick for "Best High Altitude Dining" in 2011.The next dinner focuses on the Obsidian/Tricycle Wine Company and is held on January 15th.The Shallow Shaft10199 E Hwy 210, …morePosted on December 16, 2013by Gastronomic SLCCaputo's Market And Deli One of the first stops on my Christmas shopping list every year is Caputo's. While I can't eat pate and salami day in day out - I more than make up for it during the holidays with a splurge-o-rama at Caputo's. Amongst the gourmet chocolate, cheeses, meats and other groceries I asked Yelena Caputo to give me the low down on what's hot at Caputo's this holiday season - here's the scoop: A new line of chocolate gift collections, that have already been a big hit …morePosted on December 9, 2013by Gastronomic SLCThe last few days and weeks has seen a merry go round of SLC chefs at local restaurants. So much so, here's a quick recap of some of the more notable changes.Greg Neville is no longer associated with East side Italian eatery Lugano and is instead moving on to the Solitude Resort. Jonah Hornsby, former chef di cucina, has taken over the restaurant bringing chef Barney Northrop on board. Speaking to Hornsby he told me:"My vision is to build on the concept that Greg had created but …morePosted on November 27, 2013by Gastronomic SLCAs the holiday season starts its inevitable assault on our senses, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. The prospect of hosting family, tending the kitchen and keeping a smile on your face - well - even I've thought about holing up in the crawlspace until the new year near once or twice. Before you start investigating hibernation supplies though, check out these thanksgiving dining options for 2013, sure to take some of the stress and pressure off this holiday. The crawlspace will still …morePosted on November 18, 2013by Marsha MaxwellSushi is not as exotic as it may have been a decade ago - it's easy to find passable ready-made sushi in many grocery stores. But the best sushi is still made by trained chefs in sushi restaurants, and there are plenty of places in the Salt Lake area to get fresh, beautiful, creative sushi. 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Aug 24Red Butte Outdoor Concert Series: Brandi Carlile
Whether rocking out with her band-mates "The Twins" Phil and Tim Hanseroth, or singing a cappela, Brandi Carlile brings a riveting intensity to her shows with her clear and powerful vocals. Her 2012 album, Bear Creek, is a departure from 2007 debut, The Story and its critically-acclaimed follow up, 2009's Give Up The Ghost. This time she has veered off into new territory, fusing classic rock 'n' roll, folk, bluegrass, and soul to create an even more distinctive sound.Aug 27Bluegrass and BBQ Night
Enjoy the incredible view of the Salt Lake Valley while you sit back and relax with some delicious BBQ and take in the tunes of local bluegrass band, Oh Brother!
We welcome you to enjoy the music in the Canyon on the 2nd floor and the BBQ vendor will be on the front terrace and can accept cash and cards for their delectable cuisine.
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A special exhibition includes cultural objects from around the world, a hand-painted diorama depicting the evolution of the horse, and interactives that invite you to test your strength in horsepower, identify different breeds, and peek inside a life-size, moving horse.Aug 27Hot August Night with Rumba Libre Band
For first time at the Rose Wagner Theather, witness the Ultimate Salsa and Latin Jazz experience with Rumba Libre Band and the best Salsa dancers in Salt Lake City!!! " HOT AUGUST NIGHT " with Rumba Libre Band the primier Salsa Band in Utah.Aug 28Reverend Horton Heat
Be at The Depot for a night of psychobilly fun with the Reverend Horton Heat and guests Pinata Protest.Aug 28Twilight Concert Series: The Head and The Heart
Twilight Concert Series presents the indie folk rock band, The Head and The Heart, for the concluding concert of the summer long series at Pioneer Park.Aug 23 - Sep 12Death, the Final Frontier: May the Corpse Be With You
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Behind The Scenes At Joseph Altuzarra's First-Ever Lookbook Shoot-------
It's a growth market for Joseph Altuzarra. The New York designer presents his first Resort collection today (created, in part, to meet the increasing demand from retailers), and with it, his label's first branded materials. Last week, Altuzarra convened a team that included photographer Steven Pan (a former assistant of Steven Meisel's), models Danielle Zinaich and Aurélie Claudel, and his longtime friend, stylist Vanessa Traina, at Milk Studios to shoot the new lookbook. (It'll debut on Style.com, along with our collection review, later today.)
"Generally, the inspiration was very nineties," Altuzarra said. (Sure enough, the inspiration board was a collage of nineties-era ads and looks from Jil Sander and Gucci.) "I was a little tired of things that were so self-consciously fashion-y. I wanted something that was a lot more natural." That extended as well to the casting of Zinaich and Claudel, two industry veterans (and, as it happens, old friends) who are less flavors of the moment, more lifers.
"I was really interested in working with women," he continued. Danielle and Aurélie "both have kids, they're both married, and they're in their thirties. I think it's more what Altuzarra is about—it's about women, and not so much 16-year-old girls. [Altuzarra is about] a real personality. The fact that there was a connection between them and they were really friendly, I think that that was something that was really interesting."
The collection itself Altuzarra describes as "a segue between the Fall show and the Spring show." That means a chance to reprise a few recent greatest hits. Good news for those coveting the parkas that were a major statement for Fall: They'll return, reworked, in lighter-weight cotton.


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The cruise was great! We ate almost all meals in the dining room. We had anytime and never waited to get in. The food and service was wonderful. We got the 7 bottle wine package as the $29 deal had one we really liked. We had a few drinks at the bars while enjoying the piano player in the Atrim.
Our mini-suite was perfect and since the weather was sunny and warm, we used our balcony as well as the Caribe aft viewing area with the lounges a lot. I loved the serenity of the covered pool. The pools were closed 3 days because of high seas and I took one of my Bonine pills every day to prevent sea sickness.
The Panama Canal was all DH hoped for. He was on the front viewing area on deck 10 at 5:30am. I joined him about 6:30 and then we went to the back viewing area about 7. We took the Panama RR to the Pacific in the Dome car which was nice.
We did the Cartengena Princess tour to the Fortress and Old Town and the Costa Rica tour of the banana plantation (very interesting), river cruise and train. We did see a few monkeys and many birds.
The only problems we had was the way Island handled getting off the ship for excursions. At one stop, one gangway was broken so we were delayed an hour in leaving the ship.For Panama, they did not have enough tenders lowered so that we waited over 2 hours to get to the train trip. We didn't leave the ship until 10:30 and then only because they finally lowered another tender for our 50 going in the Dome car. There is no excuse for this as Princess knew exactly how mnay would be tendering as they sold all the tickets at that port.
The entertainment was mixed. The comedians were all good as was the piano and violin players and the female vocalist. The Production Shows were poor. I think their day is over.
We did self-embarkation and took a taxi to the airport. We were through customs and checked in at the airport by 8:15.
All and all it was a great cruise. Very relaxing and fun.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- No injuries have been reported after a small airplane landed at Yeager Airport with its landing gear up.
Media outlets report that the twin-engine Piper Navajo was landing at the Charleston airport when the accident around 11 a.m. Thursday.
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Northbound Interstate 17 just south of Black Canyon City has reopened following a rollover crash, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.
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Norwegian Spirit Venice to Barcelona
Amazing itinerary and ports.
Chosen for ports and smaller vessel.
Norwegian Spirit is older ship, smaller venues and decor.
Restaurants are good. Raffles, buffet offers same food each day. Can use some variety.
Pool deck is nice, but pool unusable as temperature is COLD.
Staff are Amazing. Officers walk around regularly to talk to guests.
Rooms can use upgrade. Outside room balcony glass need cleaning.
Bathrooms also old and need to be upgraded.
We were in cabin 11556, unfortunately right under gym. Do not book this room. Heard treadmill and weights every morning at 6:00 a.m.
Before you book confirm your dates in ports to see what is open and available. Our schedule put us in Athens and Florence on Monday. All museums are closed Mondays. Also I Rome on last Sunday of month when Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel are free and overcrowded so excursions don't include visit. Norwegian did not advise us of this and their excursion info incorrectly advertised these stops.
Evening shows in Starlight not bad.
Parties in Galaxy Lounge overcrowded. Should move to pool area.
Windows in front of Galaxy Lounge are badly s fogged with film. Can't enjoy the view!
Good ship and itinerary but definitely lots of room for improvement!