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Readers Collect the Best Writing Books
Last week, we asked a simple question (inspired by Flashlight Worthy Book Recommendations): What books helped you learn how to write?
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WISE Finds Few Brown Dwarfs Close to Home
NASA's WISE telescope has discovered that there are fewer brown dwarfs in our solar neighborhood than previously thought.
WISE Finds Fewer Asteroids near Earth
New observations by NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE, show there are significantly fewer near-Earth asteroids in the mid-size range than previously thought.
Asteroid and Comet Census from WISE
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WISE Eyes the Whole Sky
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Scanning for Asteroids and Comets
This movie shows asteroids observed so far by NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE.
Space Rock Census
NEOWISE principal investigator Amy Mainzer describes the ongoing tally of space rocks and comets amassed by NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE.
WISE - Your Guide to the Infrared Sky
Learn about NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer and all the goodies it is expected to uncover in this new, interactive feature.
First Medley of WISE Pictures
Treat yourself to some of the first images from NASA's recently launched Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer space telescope.
Celestial Treasure Hunt
NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer will provide a map to the universe's hidden treasures.
Views of Wise in Space
This artist's animation shows NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE, rotating in space, revealing all sides of the spacecraft.
WISE's Survey Strategy
This animation illustrates the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer's 11-second data-taking exposure cycle.
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Club Hotel Turan Prince World, Antalya
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GREAT HOLIDAY EVERSubmitted by: andreea lupescu in 15/07/09
- Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: Romania
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
We have just returned from a wonderful holiday in Antalya, at CLUB HOTEL TURAN PRINCE WORLD, in Side. Wonderful place, wonderful and hospitable people. We enjoyed our stay very much, our child enjoyed the facilities for children. For the entire stay, the costs were not too high - about 1500 Euros/3 persons/7 nights in comparison to the extraordinary services, food, drinks and facilities offered by the hotel. In case you are a family with children, that is definitely the place for you to go. We have had no tummy problems, the food was always fresh, plenty of salads, fruits, soups etc. I was worried because my boy did not eat too much restaurant food before this holiday. But we have had no problems at all. There were plenty of pools, both for adults and children, the entertainment team was great, fabulous athmosphere. If you are looking to have some rest and you dislike the night life, you should ask for a room far from the pool by the hotel, as there was loud music all nights until 12 o'clock in the morning. The weather was excellent, sometimes too humid, but great for sun bathing. The personnel were very kind, hospitable and clean, the chefs were very careful with the hygiene, as well. Everything was very clean. Definitely, five star services. The rooms were cleaned on a daily basis, the towells were changed every day. In the last stay day, they put flowers on our beds which we liked very much. THIS WAS A HOLIDAY TO REMEMBER!!! WE WILL DEFINITELY COME BACK AGAIN. For those living in Romania, don't go there with J'INFO TOUR travel agency as the services provided with them were not very good. In Romania, we payed for a hotel room, but we had the surprise to be registered at the hotel with a club room, whch was OK, but the hotel room is better. And since we have payed for a hotel room, we would have wanted to stay in one. This WAS NOT the hotel's fault, but the agency's in Romania. So, don't use J'INFO TOUR to go there.
Great Family Holiday!Submitted by: Claire in 11/08/08
- Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
We have just returned from a great holiday at this hotel. Food was very good, staff were all very nice especially the animation team and water park staff. We were one of only four English families there but don't let that put you off, we didn't find it a problem. Once the staff realised we were English, they were very pleased to talk to us. The entertainment was great and the club dance involves everyone at the end of the night. I travelled with a 10yr old and a 14 yr old who loved the place and want to go back as soon as possible!
It's awsomeSubmitted by: Ashley in 18/04/07
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I went there with my boyfriend. the staff was kind, the rooms were clean. i'm looking forward to go again this year. the views were beautiful the sea was warm not like the oceans we have in boston.
Fantastic!Submitted by: Montana in 22/08/06
- Age Group: Under 18
- From: Netherlands
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I just got back. And i'm homesick... no not to my home, but the hotel! I had a wonderfull time there. the people are very friendly, the food is great. And I really miss the Entertainment Team!
I'm so sad right now.. wish I was there =(
I recommend it to you all!
I'm so sad right now.. wish I was there =(
I recommend it to you all!
AmazingSubmitted by: Jane in 27/07/06
- Age Group: Under 18
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Adventurer
Wow wow wow this hotel was the best and is a very clean hotel and the food is delicious(oh I wish I was there now)the drinks were tasty and people there were very friendly, if u are planning to go to this hotel BOOK IT BEFORE ITS TO LATE
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- Club Big Blue Suite Hotel Alanya, Turkey Distance: 21.5 km / 13.3 mi
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In the 2013-14 College Salary Report by PayScale, among graduates of the nation's liberal arts colleges, Lafayette ranked second in median starting salaries. Payscale ranks Lafayette third among liberal arts colleges in net 20-year return on investment.
Beyond the salary, the broad scope of a liberal arts education gives you future opportunity to switch careers seamlessly and at will, as evidenced by economists Sandy Baum and Michael McPherson (Chronicle of Higher Education, July 2010):
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The Walking Dead, a critically acclaimed, award-winning postapocalyptic horror TV series, is set in the aftermath of a virus infection that turned humans into zombies—the walking dead. The series focuses on a small group of uninfected human beings, led by a deputy sheriff, seeking a safe haven... read more »
the little people
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They had gathered on the lush, rolling slopes to hear Him. And He stood there on the hill, looking into the eyes of as many of them as He could. It was a motley group gathered before him. Some were sick and diseased, others suffered seizures and chronic pain, some were paralyzed and a few were even... read more »
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October is Pastor Appreciation Month. How do we show our appreciation to our pastors? Yes, I know, it's the end of the month. I should have published this piece earlier. Having said that, appreciating your pastor need not be limited to October, right? In several places, if you do a search on... read more »
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Rumors have swirled and intrigue abounded over the life and bank accounts of Huguette Clark, the reclusive heiress of a vast copper mine fortune. Though she owned mansions, exclusive estates, and posh New York high-rise apartments, Clark lived in a hospital room. She was in good health, but for... read more »
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Hearing an infant cry at bedtime can be one of the most unnerving situations for young parents to handle. When my wife and I first encountered this phenomenon, we struggled to resist the urge to go into our baby's room and console her little heart. We would peek through the door from time to... read more »
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Who are you?" boomed front man Roger Daltrey of The Who, channeling guitarist Pete Townshend's angry lyrics. The 1978 song has attained iconic status, perhaps because it resonates with so many of us. Deep down, we really don't care what we are. The real question is who we are. Paul's letter... read more »


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LINN GROVE, Iowa (AP) -- A 61-year-old Iowa man has drowned on a river in the northwest corner of the state.
Robert Wiese of Greenville died Saturday afternoon.
The Buena Vista County Sheriff's department says the incident was reported around 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Witnesses told authorities that Wiese went into the river while working with a boat and never resurfaced.
Rescuers found Wiese's body about a half mile downstream about two hours later.
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No report has, however, focused explicitly on problems in implementing the federal regulations protecting child participants in research. In the committee's experience, however, the problems identified for human research protection programs generally extend to implementation of research protections for children. Indeed, the problems may be amplified in pediatric research for the reasons identified throughout this report. These reasons include the particular challenges of designing and conducting pediatric research, the limited amount of such research in many institutions, and the difficult or ambiguous concepts included in the regulations governing child participants in research.
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The collation part of the intelligence cycle (if, indeed, it is a cycle) is the least appreciated and 'sexy' part of the whole thing.
Defined, collation (sometimes also called 'processing' or considered a subset of that word) is:
Once the collection plan is executed and information arrives, it is processed for exploitation. This involves the translation of raw intelligence materials from a foreign language, evaluation of relevance and reliability, and collation of the raw intelligence in preparation for exploitation. 1
In short, its converting the varied inputs of intelligence (interviews, bank records, photographs, etc.) into forms of data that allow the information to be analyzed. Generally, it sucks. Converting or coding one set of data, for example, into spreadsheets, databases, etc. It's also very time consuming and can be fraught with errors.
It may interest you to know that in the law enforcement and homeland security fields there is a real dearth of standardized datasets from which to draw to assist with analysis. Want to know if the use of explosive devices by extremists is on the increase or decline? Well, it depends on whose data you use and none of it is great or universally accepted.
With regards to terrorism studies, START's Global Terrorism Database is among the best but it has problems associated with it as well. These aren't really defects in the START folks (they're very nice and extremely helpful) but rather because, in part, of problems with collations. A few examples…
Let's say you want to capture terrorist plots and attacks in the United States. What would you count? When does a plot go from some knucklehead blowing off steam and talking nonsense to a real threat? Should we even make that distinction? Is it enough to say 'I want to attack the United States' or would the individual need to identify a target?
Many researchers try to sidestep this issue by trying to use the criminal justice system to do their work for them. It's easy to count people who have been charged under terrorism statutes or convicted of terrorist crimes.
That system leaves a lot to be desires. What happens is charges are dropped or over turned? Many times, a terrorism arrest is announced to much fanfare only to have most of the substantive charges dropped for one reason or another. Then you over count the plots and attacks. What if, for tactical prosecutorial reasons, the suspect is charged with something other than terrorism offenses? Then you risk under counting plots and attacks.
This is a real issue and I'd point you to this group that was arrested in Fort Stewart, Georgia a couple of years ago as evidence of that. A number of current and former soldiers with plans to attack an Army base, assassinate the President and with two (and possibly more) homicides and other crimes under their belt. Never heard of this terrorist threat? I'm not surprised as they weren't charged under a terrorist statute. So, they fall into the 'general crime' category. Clearly, (assuming the initial reports were correct) these are folks you'd want included in any analysis of the terrorist threat.
Unfortunately, this is too big of a job for state and local agencies to tackle and it's not clear if a federal agency (the FBI or DHS probably) has the interest or will to do this. Further, if you want widespread acceptance, such a task is probably undertaken with broad buy-in, transparency and peer review.
These sorts of things have been bumping around in my mind for awhile when I saw this story from Slate. After the Newtown shooting, they started documenting all the firearms deaths in the United States. Now, one year in, they've got more than 10,000 reports of gun deaths and, in order to analyze them, have to….(wait for it…)….collate all that data.
Rather than trying to do it in-house or hire someone to do it (or foist it off on some poor interns) they decided to try crowd-sourcing it.
Here's how it works. They provide you with an article and the name of a victim about a gun death. You read it and then select if the death fits within one of the following categories:
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The nice thing about it is, apparently, it focuses on the victim rather than just the article. So, I suppose an article where two people died (let's say a murder/suicide) one person may get asked about the suicide and the other the murder. Also, they don't just rely on one person's response 2 but rather on a consensus of some number of respondents. That's a nice check on work, but as we all know, the majority isn't always right.
Now, they did recently identify a significant flaw in their methodology. While their data collection was exclusively based on open source reporting it quickly became clear that suicide by gun is under-reported. On those occasions when suicides are reported (not very often) it's almost unheard of for the report to describe the method of death. Still, like in most things, admitting you've got a problem is the first step in fixing it.
Another example is through the British Library.
In 2008, the British Library, in partnership with Microsoft, embarked on a project to digitize thousands of out-of-copyright books from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. Included within those books were maps, diagrams, illustrations, photographs, and more. The Library has uploaded more than a million of them onto Flickr and released them into the public domain. It's now asking for help.
Next year, it plans to launch a crowdsourced application to fill the gap, to enable humans to describe the images. This information will then be used to train an automated classifier that will be run against the entire corpus.
The library is also soliciting ideas for how to present the collection to aid the tagging and metadata generation, and also make the pictures easier to navigate.
I wonder if such a thing couldn't be done with terrorism? Certainly there are dozens (probably hundreds) of agencies with some stake counter terrorism in the United States and there are far fewer terrorism incidents than gun crimes so the task shouldn't be too onerous and you could mandate participation on a federal level or (perhaps even better) make it a condition to receive federal grants. You could work out some formula based upon the number of personnel in an agency, the scope of their counter-terrorism mandate and make a determination of how many records they should collate. Each record would be collated by multiple people and either accepted (in cases of significant consensus) or review by some panel when it's not clear what the community view is.


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|Fri, 06-03-2005 - 6:28pm
I have started posting here recently and should probably introduce myself.
My name is Marisol and I have a 2 1/2 year old son, Ian, who is autistic. He was diagnosed with autism when he was around 22 months old. I took him into speech therapy through my HMO when he was 20 months old because he was not gainnig new words, and was in fact losing the the 6-8 words he did have. Little did I know that was a red flag....I was 7 months pregnant at the time and wanted to get his speech back on track before I had the new baby. The next 2 months were spent getting evaluations through a developmental ped. and through early intervension. Both evaluations came back with a dx of ASD. I remember when teh speech path told me she was referring Ian for some additional testing and recommended I call EI. She seemed so serious I got nervous. My response was "Well, we have ruled out anything like autism haven't we?". When she said we could not rule that out, I remember feeling like I went into shock.
The last 6 months have been a whirlwind of therapist and classes. We are doing speech therapy and social training through EI and hired an RDI therapist to help Ian. RDI has been a life-saver. Not the EI is not also great, but our RDI therapist has really given us some great training techniques to use with Ian.
I still struggle with accepting everything- I think acceptance comes in waves, and over time. I try to feel lucky that Ian is a HFA and making strides weekly. We have been able to curb his obession with spinning objects and flushing toilets. Ian has started making much better eye contact and looks to us for our reactions sometimes. He does not stim, and the head banging that had started last fall we have been able to stop.
But my heart still aches at his lack of communication. I know it could be worse. Ian has about 25 words that he uses- they are more for labeling things (purple, blue, mama....)than really communicative words. I am hopeful that a year from now he will be able to tell us if he is thirsty or hungry- or really that he will be able to tell us anything he feels.
On a positive note, he is potty trained. Our daycare woman insists on potty training young, and is really good at it. Though Ian cannot tell us he needs to go, nor does his tell us non-verbally, as long as me have him sit on the potty even 1-2 hours, he will go in the potty. We only have accidents about 1-2 times per week. I swear I will dance I jig the day he tells me he has to go!
My new baby Ava is 5 months old now. He has started noticing her big brother and smiles at him a lot. Ian completely ignores her existance. If I set he close to him, he will move away without even looking at her. I hope as she gets older that he feelings are not hurt that he will not smile back at her.... maybe someday he will.
I currently work 3 days a week, so I fit all of Ian's classes into 2 days. Come January I expect to quit working because Ian will be in preschool classes through early education 3 half days per week and there is no way I can work my schedule around that. I am fine with that. Anything I can do to help Ian at this young age I am more than willing to commit to.
I am eager to get to know you all. Before all of this started I had no clue how many other families were dealing with this. I wish there were fewer of us, but am glad to have a place for information and support.
|Mon, 06-06-2005 - 11:56am
Hi Marisol,
I just wanted to say hello and to welcome you too. I think you should feel proud of the strides your son is making in speech and with his sensory/social issues. Also, to be potty trained so early is truly amazing for our kids. I know it's hard to believe sometimes, I struggle all the time, but it sounds like you are doing a great job and your son is really making great progress.
My son sounds quite similar to yours. Eric is now 3 and was diagnosed at around 21 mos. w/PDD-NOS and started an early intervention program w/Speech and OT twice weekly. I also do floortime (which I think is a "cousin" to RDI) at home.
Eric started speaking much like your son, at first single words and mostly labels or descriptive. But take heart, I bet your guy will start doing multi-word combinations soon. That breakthrough moment of "more juice" will come soon. It is so hard to wait, though, I know.
I also understand your work situation. I was working 3 days a week until Eric was diagnosed and now I just pick up occasional free-lance work I can do at home from time to time. Mostly I am Eric's therapy coach, chauffeur, cook, and mom!
The acceptance thing is hard and something I truly struggle with too. Your description of "waves" I think is right on. When we first got the dx I jumped head first into action mode. I think I thought we'd be intense with therapy for a year or two and that it would "all be better" but now I see it is really something we are in for the long term. But on the other hand, I think I am also starting to see what might be called the "gifts" of autism. Eric's attention to detail is amazing and he has such an honest way about looking at the world, even if it is different from my own. I guess it is a kind of innocence that he has, if that is the right word. He takes joy in things I do not understand, but it is such a pure joyfulness that I still have to smile.
This is a wonderful group and like you said, it would be nice if there were fewer of us, but at least we have each other.
|Sat, 06-04-2005 - 11:21pm
Welcome Marisol to our little corner of the world.
I have 4 kiddo's ages 5-11. My oldest 2 (Cait-11 and Mike-9) are both AS/HFA, Emily is 7 and has some vision processing problems/possible mild LD, and the youngest, Dave, is 5 with ADHD and PDD-NOS. Way to much to go into all thier stories, but they really are all making strides and life is getting easier as they get older.
Welcome again. Nice to "meet" you.
|Sat, 06-04-2005 - 4:10pm
Hi there.
I have a 4.5 year old boy who was diagnosed with PDD-NOS back in February. We have always known he was delayed, and the fact that he was born at about 33 weeks really confused matters. Right after he turned 3 (and I'd just had his baby sister) I read some things about autistic spectrum online and it hit me hard. At that moment I knew what my son had.
He'd received physical therapy from age 6 mos-18 mos through EI due to hypotonia and gross motor delays. When he began walking alone at 18 months, EI stopped his PT, saying he was age-appropriate on gross motor. Then we began speech, since his only word at 18 months was "dog." As he approached 3, EI said he was doing very well, and that we were just "fine-tuning" him. They never mentioned autism, even though he had echoing speech. The school district tested him then and, though he was found to be a full year behind in all areas, said he did not qualify for their PPCD. So he got speech sessions once/week. Once I read about the PDD spectrum we sought help from the Pediatrician, who sent us to OT. His diagnosis then was Sensory Integration and possible PDD mild. The OT did not think he had PDD until after many months of working with him. So on her suggestion, we took Aaron to a psychologist.
He has come so far in the past year. He still has some quirks, but now not every single thing is a meltdown. He tolerates changes well and I am thankful for that. He has been in regular preschool all along and has one more year left before Kindergarten. So far they are telling me he will be in a regular classroom, with some extra help maybe.
Right now I am trying to keep him busy for the summer. It is hard since there is no preschool now. Too much tv is a bad thing, and he doesn't play much with toys. We do crafts, bubbles, outings, yard play, and I keep trying to introduce him to new things. Last week he went on his first boat ride and it was actually a great day!
Nice to meet you.
|Fri, 06-03-2005 - 9:00pm
Hi Marisol,
Welcome to the board. I'm Michelle and I have 2 boys, Tyler 8 NT, and Nathan 6 HFA. I also didn't realize how common autism is, until I started doing my research too. Nathan got dx'd last year. I worked with him at home when he was little, with potty training, speech, facial expressions, play skills etc. I didn't even suspect autism, I thought his personality was just different than his brother, and that he was a bit delayed. Anyway, to make a long story short....we had him evaluated by a neuropsychologist, and with no hesitation, he dx'd Nathan with HFA. He's in a regular kindergarten class this year with an aid that he shares with other students. He's doing well academically, but we're working on his social skills now.
His brother has been a big help though. He teaches Nathan how to play board games, cards, and just how to interact. Nathan picks up alot of his phrases from his brother too. The only therapy is speech, which he gets at school. That seems to be the biggest thing he needs help with. Everything else....I do at home. He's quirky, unpredictable, extremely funny, and full of energy! He also loves to stay home and loves it when it's quiet. He has lots of anxiety and sensory issues so our days are pretty full!!!
His speech has really progressed, so it's been interesting being able to have conversations with him (if you want to call it that! LOL) I've learned alot about him and how his little mind works!!
Anyway, glad to have you here! Hope to learn more about you and your family!


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At Southwest Airlines' closing stock price of $12.28 on September 24, 2010, the transaction values AirTran common stock at $7.69 per share, or approximately $1.4 billion in the aggregate, including AirTran's outstanding convertible notes. This represents a premium of 69 percent over the September 24, 2010 closing price of AirTran stock. Under the agreement, each share of AirTran common stock will be exchanged for $3.75 in cash and 0.321 shares of Southwest Airlines' common stock, subject to certain adjustments, based on Southwest Airlines' share price prior to closing. Including the existing AirTran net indebtedness and capitalized aircraft operating leases, the transaction value is approximately $3.4 billion.
The agreement has been unanimously approved by the boards of directors of each company, and closing is subject to the approval of AirTran stockholders, receipt of certain regulatory clearances, and fulfillment of customary closing conditions.
The acquisition will significantly expand Southwest Airlines' low-fare service to many more Customers in many more domestic markets (especially the mega hub at Atlanta), creating hundreds of additional low-fare itineraries for the traveling public. Moreover, the expansion of low fares should generate hundreds of millions in annual savings to consumers. Based on an economic analysis by Campbell-Hill Aviation Group, LLP*, Southwest Airlines' more expansive low-fare service at Atlanta, alone, has the potential to stimulate over two million new passengers and over $200 million in consumer savings, annually. These savings would be created from the new low-fare competition that Southwest Airlines would be able to provide as a result of the acquisition, expanding the well-known "Southwest Effect'" of reducing fares and stimulating new passenger traffic wherever it flies.
AirTran revenues and operating income, excluding special items, for the twelve months ending June 30, 2010, were $2.5 billion and $128 million, respectively. Southwest Airlines revenues and operating income, excluding special items, for the twelve months ending June 30, 2010, were $11.2 billion and $843 million, respectively. The proposed transaction, including the anticipated benefit of net synergies, but excluding the impact of one-time acquisition and integration costs, is expected to be accretive to Southwest Airlines pro forma fully-diluted earnings per share in the first year after the close of the transaction and strongly accretive thereafter. Net annual synergies are expected to exceed $400 million by 2013. One-time costs related to the acquisition and integration of AirTran are expected to be in the range of $300 million to $500 million.
As of June 30, 2010, the combined unrestricted cash and short-term investments of the two companies was $3.7 billion. Southwest Airlines intends to fund approximately $670 million in cash consideration for the transaction out of cash on hand. Since June 30, Southwest's cash and short-term investments balance has increased from $3.1 billion to $3.3 billion. In addition, Southwest Airlines has a fully available, unsecured revolving credit facility of $600 million.
Based on current operations, the combined organization would have nearly 43,000 Employees and serve more than 100 million Customers annually from more than 100 different airports in the U.S. and near-international destinations. In addition, the combined carriers' all-Boeing fleet consisting of 685 active aircraft would include 401 Boeing 737-700s, 173 Boeing 737-300s, 25 Boeing 737-500s, and 86 Boeing 717s, with an average age of approximately 10 years, one of the youngest fleets in the industry. Southwest Airlines also announced, previously, that it is evaluating the opportunity to introduce the Boeing 737-800 into its domestic network to complement its current fleet, providing opportunities for longer-haul flying and service to high-demand, slot-controlled, or gate-restricted markets. This acquisition supports Southwest Airlines' evaluation of the Boeing 737-800.
Until closing, Southwest Airlines and AirTran will continue to operate as independent companies. After closing, Bob Fornaro will continue to be involved in the integration of the two companies. Southwest Airlines plans to integrate AirTran into the Southwest Airlines Brand by transitioning the AirTran fleet to the Southwest Airlines livery, developing a consistent Customer Experience, and consolidating corporate functions into its Dallas headquarters. Subject to receipt of necessary approvals, Southwest Airlines' integration plans include transitioning the operations of the two carriers to a Single Operating Certificate. Plans for existing AirTran facilities will be developed by integration teams and decisions will be announced at appropriate times. The carriers' frequent-flyer programs will be combined over time, as well.
Copyright Photo: Dave Campbell. Southwest Airlines will become a new operator of the Boeing 717. Both companies are very supportive of logojets and special promotions. 717-2BD N949AT (msn 55003) in the Orlando Magic motif taxies to the runway at Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood.
JetBlue to add the Boston-Newark route
JetBlue Airways Airbus A320-232 N569JB (msn 2075) (10th Anniversary) FLL (Dave Campbell), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
JetBlue Airways (New York-JFK) plans to continue growing its focus city at Boston's Logan International Airport with new daily nonstop service to Newark, beginning in early May 2011. JetBlue will operate four daily flights to Newark's Liberty International Airport, complementing its existing schedule of frequent daily flights between Boston and New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport.
Copyright Photo: Dave Campbell. Airbus A320-232 N569JB (msn 2075) decorated in the special 10th Anniversary color scheme awaits its turn for takeoff from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood.l
US Airways to add more New York LaGuardia flights
US Airways Express-PSA Airlines (2nd) Bombardier CRJ700 (CL-600-2C10) N702PS (msn 10135) CLT (Dave Campbell), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
US Airways (Phoenix) announced it is adding more flights from more destinations to New York City, including new service from seven East Coast cities to New York's LaGuardia Airport. Two of the cities receiving new air service, Hartford, CT. and Harrisburg, PA., currently do not have nonstop flights to LaGuardia on any other airline. In addition to the seven new markets, three additional cities are seeing an increase in round trips to LaGuardia.
The new and expanded service begins on October 31 and will be operated by US Airways Express partners Air Wisconsin, Chautauqua Airlines, Piedmont Airlines (2nd), PSA Airlines (2nd) and Republic Airlines (2nd). With these additions, US Airways increases its presence at LaGuardia to 194 peak-day departures to 34 airports.
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Copyright Photo: Dave Campbell. PSA Airlines' (2nd) Bombardier CRJ700 N702PS (msn 10135) climbs away from Charlotte.
AeroMexico and AeroMexico Connect add new routes and frequencies for the summer
AeroMexico Connect Embraer ERJ 145LU (EMB-145LU) XA-WLI (msn 145434) MIA (Dave Campbell), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
AeroMexico (Mexico City) announced the beginning of its new Monterrey–Miami service effective on June 28, and its new Monterrey–Houston route effective on July 5.
Schedules for these new routes to be served with 50-seat AeroMexico Connect Embraer jets are as follows: the Monterrey-Miami flight will leave at 10:15 a.m. (1015) and arrive at 2:15 p.m. (1415), while the Miami-Monterrey flight is scheduled for a 3:15 p.m. (1515) departure with a 5:15 p.m. (1715) arrival.
The new daily Monterrey-Houston flight will leave at 7:05 p.m. (1905) and arrive at 8:30 p.m. (2030), while the Houston to Monterrey flight is scheduled for a 9:30 p.m. (2130) departure with a 10:55 p.m. (2255) arrival.
Business travelers will also benefit from the airline's new Monday through Friday flight scheduled to depart Monterrey at 6:25 a.m. (0625) to land in Houston at 7:50 a.m. (0750), and leave Houston at 8:45 a.m. (0845) to land in Monterrey at 10:10 a.m. (1010).
The airline has also included additional summer service between high-demand routes, such as Mexico City to Miami, New York, Orlando, and San Antonio, and on the Merida–Miami, Monterrey–San Antonio, Los Angeles–Aguascalientes, Los Angeles–Bajio (León), Chicago–Durango and the Chicago–Guadalajara routes.
Copyright Photo: Dave Campbell. Embraer ERJ 145LU XA-WLI (msn 145434) of AeroMexico Connect prepares to land at Miami on runway 9.
JetBlue Airways is forced to shut down for about one hour
JetBlue Airways Airbus A320-232 N569JB (msn 2075) (10th Anniversary) FLL (Dave Campbell), originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
JetBlue Airways (New York) said yesterday afternoon (February 26) that its flights would resume after it had earlier voluntarily issued a systemwide temporary ground halt for all operations because of an information technology (IT) problem with its computers.
Flights restarted around 3:45 p.m. (1545) Eastern time after all flights were halted about an hour earlier.
The company was already flying a reduced schedule on Friday due to a large snowstorm in the Northeast United States.
Copyright Photo: Dave Campbell. Airbus A320-232 N569JB (msn 2075) wearing the special 10th Anniversary scheme prepares for departure from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood.
PSA Airlines to fly Melbourne-Charlotte starting on February 11, 2010
US Airways Express-PSA Airlines (2nd) Bombardier CRJ700 (CL-600-2C10) N702PS (msn 10135) CLT, originally uploaded by Airliners Gallery.
PSA Airlines (2nd) (US Airways Express) (Dayton) will start flying the Melbourne, FL-Charlotte route (three roundtrips daily) for its parent US Airways starting on February 11, 2010. This marks the return of US Airways to the Melbourne area.
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AirTran to increase Florida service December 17
AirTran Airways (Orlando and Atlanta) will increase the number of flights to Florida starting December 17 for the winter season. Daily flights will be added to a combination of Orlando and Ft. Myers, from Boston, Pittsburgh, Chicago (Midway), and Columbus, OH.
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Salesianum soccer upsets nation's top ranked team
Salesianum's Dylan Huber netted a goal in overtime, kicking the Sals to a 1-0 win over national No. 1 St. Benedict's Prep (N.J.) Tuesday afternoon.
The 7th-ranked Sals handed the Gray Bees their last loss, back in October of 2010, also in a 1-0 game.
Salesianum improves to 11-0-1, with their only tie coming in a 1-1 draw against South Kent (Conn.) back in September.
The Sals finish the regular season with three straight home games, including a showdown with St. Elizabeth Saturday at 3pm.
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Monday, April 27, 2009
Science, art, and theater
It is with the anniversary of these events in mind that the American Center for Physics (ACP) hosted its semiannual art exhibit, Cosmic Curiosities, last Tuesday. The evening was a runaway success, with more than 100 attendees hearing presentations on art, astronomy, and theater. The event began with talks by art curator Sarah Tanguy and artist Gay Glading. Tanguy noted that the exhibit celebrates the stargazer and the power of the imagination and creativity to translate the faraway into something tangible that all can appreciate. After Tanguy's remarks on Josh Simpson's dazzling, space-inspired glass planets and platters (exhibited in the rotunda), Glading, equally passionate about the night sky and astronomy, explained the complex layering of science, mythology, and history found in the paintings from her Constellations series (exhibited in the first-floor conference rooms). Subsequently, American Astronomical Society (AAS) Executive Director Kevin Marvel (shown left) gave a captivating presentation on the astronomical images on display as part of the exhibit, and also commented on what the IYA means to the field of astronomy and to the public. Marvel demonstrated the "Galileoscope," a low-cost telescope developed by AAS to celebrate the year. The Galileoscope (which only costs $15) will help hundreds of thousands of people around the world experience the wonder of the universe by allowing them to see lunar craters and mountains, four moons circling Jupiter, the phases of Venus, Saturn's rings, and countless stars that are invisible to the naked eye. The evening concluded with a talk by playwright Karen Zacarias about her new play, Legacy of Light. Zacarias, who wrote Legacy of Light while pregnant with her third child, talked about her inspiration for the play that focuses on 18th century French astronomer Emilie du Châtelet and her present-day counterpart, Olivia, and their struggle to balance the dreams of scientific immortality with the responsibilities of motherhood.
For those of you who were not able to experience Tuesday's event, Cosmic Curiosities will be on display until October 16, 2009. For more information on the exhibit please visit the ACP website.
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