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VATICAN - The feelings of the Secretary of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, His Exc. Mgr. Savio Hon Tai Fai, after the announcement of the Pope's resignation
Vatican City (Agenzia Fides) - The Secretary of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, His Exc. Mgr. Savio Hon Tai Fai, released to Fides Agency the following statement: "For me, this news was out of the blue, left me stunned. My feelings are many, varied, and mingle in a somber mood. On the one hand my heart feels so heavy, but on the other hand I whole heartedly respect the Pope. He is always my beloved Pastor, father and teacher.
Suddenly he decided to renounce the Petrine ministry, and I feel very sad. Yet this is a decision he took after careful evaluation and intense prayer. I cannot do anything but give all my sympathy.
In reality, even our colleagues at the missionary Dicastery feel almost the same sentiments and the same attachment towards Him.
Our Prefect, as Special Envoy of the Pope, is in India for a pastoral visit. I think He, though far away, is encouraging the local Church to pray for the Holy Father. We of the Congregation offered our brief prayer for the Holy Father, in union with our Prefect who is far away, during the Angelus today. And tomorrow morning, during the Mass of the ashes, all our colleagues will gather in prayer remaining firm in affection, in our faith and solidarity as always.
The Holy Father Benedict XVI has dedicated his entire life to the service of the Church. He firmly believes that only "through Christ, with Christ and in Christ," his ministry in the Church can give glory to God and bring salvation to men. Time passes almost without us noticing it, everyone has his moment, even the Pope feels that his strengths, "due to advanced age, I am no longer adequate to exercise properly the Petrine ministry ... This is why, well aware of the seriousness of this act, with full freedom, I renounce the ministry of the Bishop of Rome, Successor of St. Peter "(Final Declaration of Pope Benedict XVI on his resignation from the ministry of the Bishop of Rome, Successor of St Peter, February 11, 2013).
However, he has not really given up his service in the Church, in fact, he wants to dedicate his life to prayer by becoming a good tool in the hands of God. He has done everything for the good of the Church. His resignation may mean an 'Amen' before God. His body due to his age is fragile, but the spirit is strong. The Pope's humility has won my heart again!" (Agenzia Fides 12/02/2013)
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Why change what people love?
Posted 3/29/2015 9:23:21 PM by Kristin
I won't be buying Bagel Bites again, unless the sauce is changed back to the original. The new flavor is too sweet and overwhelms the cheese and pepperoni and is just gross overall.
New Sauce is Nasty
Posted 3/25/2015 3:34:07 AM by Adam
This used to be my favorite snack, but the new sauce makes Bagel Bites taste awful. People have been begging you to change back to the old sauce, OreIda! You need to listen!!
new sauce, horrible pepperoni
Posted 3/15/2015 7:45:43 AM by disappointed customer
The new sauce is horrible!!! Plus, every so often the smell is off, and the pepperoni is gray. I used to buy these all the time, but I think they're disgusting now.
What did you do???!!
Posted 3/14/2015 4:52:41 PM by Laurie R
We've eaten these tasty snacks for years!! I bought a giant box the other day at a warehouse store and....yuck! They are not bagels any more..just some doughy bread product. And the sauce has changed. The biggest disappointment though, is that they are NOT bagels any more. Used to love that...now just a bite sized piece of white dough. Very disappointed in this change. They should be called dough bites.
You Ruined my Childhood
Posted 3/8/2015 4:50:17 AM by Yaya
My roommate and I bought a 40 piece box of Bagel Bites in a wave of nostalgia, only to find that the sauce had changed to a flavorless goo. We've tried putting every condiment and/or spice that we have on these taste-less hockey pucks, but to no avail. Whatever sauce you were using in the 1990s-2000s was much better, please reconsider. As a subsidiary of the Heinz Company I would have expected better tomato product. Pittsburgh is disappointed in you.
Awful New Sauce
Posted 2/28/2015 4:41:46 AM by Morgan Williams
This new sauce taste terrible, I use to buy these all the time, but I won't be buying anymore until the sauce changes back, because these taste terrible. I hate that I bought a big box of these because now I'm forced to finish them and they're disgusting. I have had an off brand kind and they taste much better, I'll buy those instead.
New taste is horrible
Posted 2/22/2015 5:28:52 AM by Drew
They are nasty now. I started buying the Foodlion brand.
Not the same
Posted 2/12/2015 12:10:30 AM by Kathryn
The sauce has changed and they don't taste the same anymore. They are really gross now. I will not buy anymore unless they go back to the original sauce.
Sill love them
Posted 2/8/2015 6:31:19 AM by LA
I really don't mind the new sauce. I agree that it's very different than the old one, but I still they taste great.
Sill love them
Posted 2/8/2015 6:31:01 AM by LA
I really don't mind the new sauce. I agree that it's very different than the old one, but I still they taste great.
It's so bland!
Posted 2/7/2015 12:23:32 AM by Ian
What happened to the old sauce? It almost tastes like nothing now with this new sauce. Please switch it back!
Posted 2/4/2015 4:45:57 PM by Heather
I used to love Bagel Bites....USED TO. They were my go to snack all throughout school- elementary to college. This new "IMPROVED PIZZA SAUCE" has got to go! and it looks like I'm not the only one who believes the same looking at other reviews. It is a sweet, bitter taste and disgusting. I used to finish off a whole pack by myself within a day and now they sit in my freezer and I can't give them away. PLEASE bring back the old recipe!!
It's too different
Posted 2/2/2015 7:20:26 PM by Greg
Tastes like you now use the sauce from Spaghetti-O's
Not the Same
Posted 1/24/2015 11:10:56 PM by Bagel Bill
Do you guys really think that people don't notice that these have shrunk and you've changed the sauce? Ate bagel bites through my childhood and college years, so I'd consider myself a connoisseur of sorts. Guess my kids will have to find another snack food.
Posted 1/13/2015 2:59:48 AM by mikaela
WHY did you have to change the sauce? I will only buy this product again if you bring back the original sauce. It used to taste great, now it tastes too bitter
Posted 1/13/2015 2:59:29 AM by mikaela
WHY did you have to change the sauce? I will only buy this product again if you bring back the original sauce. It used to taste great, now it tastes too bitter
A bit disappointed
Posted 1/9/2015 3:16:56 AM by Lisa
I was expecting the pepperoni and sauce to taste less bitter. The cheese is fine, bread tastes too much like sourdough
A bit disappointed
Posted 1/9/2015 3:10:59 AM by Lisa
I was expecting the pepperoni and sauce to taste less bitter. The cheese is fine, bread tastes too much like sourdough
Posted 1/9/2015 3:07:21 AM by Abby
Even when I cook them fully, the bread tastes dry and sour, the cheese is barely taste-able and the sauce is too sweet. Put it all together and it makes me GAG
Posted 1/6/2015 5:26:06 AM by Gonna be sick
Obviously whoever wrote "love the sauce" was paid...lmao this crap is gross!
Posted 1/6/2015 5:22:48 AM by Unsatisfied customer
Use to love these...but now I wouldn't feed them to my dog. I took one bite and all I tasted was chemicals and tomatoe paste. ?? at first I thought it was just a bad box so I checked the date and it was good. I made a second box just to be on the safe side and it tasted the same. Idk what happened to the sauce, but it needs redone! *gag* guess I'll stick to pizza rolls or totinos pizzas for a quick meal!
love the sauce!
Posted 11/19/2014 12:51:32 AM by kim
I didn't use to like bagel bites but now with the new sauce, I keep the fridge stocked with them!
bring back the good sauce
Posted 11/11/2014 5:21:58 PM by caitlin guy
Bagel bites were my favorite...and then came the sauce change. It's literally so bitter I thought that I had bought outdated/spoiled bagel bites. Bring back the old sauce, please!!!
Posted 9/14/2014 4:31:29 PM by Christina Castillo
I miss the old recipe, the new sauce is gross. Please change it back.
Sour sauce
Posted 8/28/2014 9:38:21 PM by Cynthia Redalen
Go back to the original sauce, the new sauce tastes sour
Terrible New Sauce!
Posted 8/20/2014 1:20:51 AM by Breanne
The new sauce literally tastes like tomato paste with seasoning. It's awful! I miss the old sauce, to the point where I actually have gone to numerous stores in search of the old boxes. I really hope they go back to the original recipe.
Posted 8/16/2014 12:53:09 PM by Brittany
Why ruin a delicious thing? Bagel bites were amazing the way they were. The new sauce is terrible. I hope enough people write enough bad reviews and they change them back! How disappointing.
Absolutely Terrible
Posted 8/3/2014 11:28:22 PM by Noah
I remember the days when bagel bites had more flavor than the cardboard tray they came on. Won't be buying them again anytime soon.
Absolutely Terrible
Posted 8/3/2014 6:28:30 PM by Noah
I remember the days when bagel bites had more flavor than the cardboard tray they came on. Won't be buying them again anytime soon.
Yucky sauce!
Posted 8/1/2014 5:25:03 PM by Msterling
Yuck! Was really looking forward to eating some bagel bites...until I took my first bite and my taste buds screamed out in utter disgust. This new sauce is, I don't know if I'd call it bland? I bought 8 boxes of these on sale, I may just return the 7 I haven't opened. Disgusting
Bring back old sauce
Posted 7/6/2014 9:03:01 PM by Anthony
New sauce is just terrible. Old bagel bites were amazing. Used to love them, hate them now.
Love these. Hate the new sauce
Posted 6/21/2014 5:29:31 PM by lexi
Bring back the old sauce. We don't like it. It taste too tomato-y. It seems like no one else likes it either. Bad move. If its not broke don't fix it!
Nasty New Sauce
Posted 5/28/2014 10:21:11 PM by Breanne
I used to love these. Recently I noticed a "new sauce" label on the box. After taking one bite, I immediately spit it out. They're awful now. It literally tastes like tomato paste and spice. Way too much spice. They really should go back to their old sauce.
Posted 5/19/2014 11:23:58 PM by TH
I hate the new taste. I just bought a box last week and was so happy, then today my gf came home from target with a couple of boxes, and I saw the tagline touting new sauce on the box. I was wary, and after just eating them, I'm so disappointed. It tastes like bad tomato soup.
Bad Sauce
Posted 5/14/2014 4:14:12 PM by Matt McGee
I agree the new sauce is bad. It was much better before. I guess I won't be buying them for lunch any time soon.
The Sauce
Posted 5/11/2014 10:33:51 PM by Kim Frakes
Recently, the Bagel Bites company changed their sauce recipe. Honestly, I hate the new sauce. The old sauce made the cheese and pepperoni Bagel bites perfect. I say Ore-Ida goes back to the original, tasty bagel bites recipe. #BagelBitesRevolution #OriginalRecipe

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What the hell is it with file notification? It never seems to be reliable or stable. There was inotify, dnotify, fsnotify, fam, gamin, incrond... and since fam/gamin always ended up using 100% CPU or causing other problems, I've just avoided the whole idea, even though I regularly think of situations that I could use incrond in.
I would have thought that setting a flag/triggering an event when a file was altered would be a matter of adding a small queue/bit system for events and about one line of code to vfs functions that modify files, but obviously not.
So... does anyone use incrond and get good, reliable results? Will fanotify help at all?
I've used incron on production boxen heavily over the past couple years and haven't noticed any problems with it, personally.
fanotify looks pretty sweet, though. Eric Paris made a sort of introductory post about it last year, which is a good read:
http://lkml.org/lkml/2009/7/24/242 [lkml.org]
Particularly interesting is his idea of adding 'rename' events. This would mean you could implement something like 'updatedb' in realtime, and always have current results for 'locate'. Not sure if the rename events made it in or not, still digging around.
fanotify seems interesting because it allows you to watch for arbitrary events on a global basis without specifying which file descriptors you want to watch. It seems to pass the actual file descriptor back to the original object. You read events via getsockopt().
So, for example, it's very easy to say "notify me of all file open events", for example.
You can also do the opposite of a global watch, of course, and have it watch for specific file events, much like inotify.
As I understand it, fanotify came about because of vendor demand for an efficient, non-hackish way to watch for arbitrary filesystem events without ever specifying precise files, paths, etc. An example would be malware vendors.
No, the problem isn't incompleteness it's the fact that one has to traverse a jungle of incompatible audio and video APIs to make sure it even works at all across the various distributions.
Then how come mplayer works on every common Linux distribution, and has been able to do smooth fullscreen video for as long as I can remember?
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Both Eastside baseball and Locust Grove are undefeated in region play and the two will clash today at 5:55 p.m. at Eastside.
To say Eastside baseball (10-2, 6-0 Region 4-AAAA) – led by first-year head coach Bruce Evans – is on a roll would be an understatement. After losing their first two games of the season, the Eagles have won 10 in a row and they're booming on offense.
In the far northeast corner of Georgia, bordering the South Carolina line and more than 80 miles away from Newton/Rockdale County lies a small place called Elbert County with a of population 20,500 people as of 2012, according to elbertco.net. Elbert is significant to Newton and Rockdale because of the two coaches it birthed - Jonathan Brewer (Rockdale County High School head baseball coach) and Bruce Evans (Eastside High School head baseball coach) - and the men that it made them.
The Eastside Lady Eagles (5-4, 2-2 4-AAAA) lost an important 4-AAAA match to the Griffin Lady Bears (8-2-1, 4-1) in the final minute Tuesday night at Homer Sharp Stadium.
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The Eastside Lady Eagles (4-3, 2-1) spent the first half on their heels due to a dominating offensive attack by the Walnut Grove Lady Warriors (2-5, 1-2) Tuesday night at Homer Sharp Stadium.
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Between the boys and the girls game, Eastside celebrated its seniors in the final regular season home game of the season. The seniors didn't disappoint the fans and parents in attendance as both the boys and the girls recorded important region victories over Walnut Grove.
Eastside (10-9, 6-6 Region 4-AAAA) played like something was on the line in the fourth quarter of its matchup with region foe Locust Grove, and probably unbeknownst to the players, they were. With the eventual dominant 69-53 win over the Warriors, Eastside head coach, Gregory Freeman earned the 370th win of his career.
Eastside hosted Locust Grove on Friday night and both the boys and the girls got a victory to improve their region records as the season winds down. The boys improved to 10-9 overall and 6-6 in Region 4-AAAA. The girls improved to 8-12 overall and 7-5 in region 4-AAAA.
Earlier in the week, there was social media uproar from Eastside soccer students because they were told they wouldn't be able to play home games at Sharp Stadium this year. Eastside's soccer field isn't in the condition it needs to be in to allow students to play on it, and Sharp is the only alternative.
Looking at their record (5-10, 4-3 Region 4-AAAA) you would think that the Lady Eagles of Eastside are struggling through this basketball season. But for their sake, they are above .500 where it matters, with a 4-3 record in Region 4-AAAA play. Eastside was able to pick up its fourth region win of the season on Friday night with a 58-50 win over Eagle's Landing. With that win, Eastside has won three straight region games.
Eastside entered the new year on a four-game winning streak after losing four straight games, but head coach Gregory Freeman still has reservations about his team's current level of play.
Eastside's offense came alive in the first half, but Thomson's defensive pressure changed that in the second half. Still, the Eagles came away with a victory to improve their record to 6-6 on the season.
From the beginning, momentum was on the Eagles' side and they rode that wave out to a convincing 78-72 victory over Southwest Atlanta Christian.
As school starts back, region play will come to the forefront of the season and each team will be truly tested to see who's a pretender and who's a contender. Some teams are off to hot starts, while others have come out of the gate slow. We take a look at where each team is and grade them on their current play and tease where they can go in the near future.
The Eastside boys and girls basketball teams have gotten off to slow starts this season. After both teams made waves last year, they were depleted by the departure of key senior players who moved on to college. The Eagles (3-6, 2-3 Region 4-AAAA) and the Lady Eagles (2-7, 2-3 Region 4-AAAA) both got wins over Pike County on Friday night to move them in the right direction at the quarter mark of the season.
The athletes of the week for the week of December 15, 2014 are Marquise Sims (Eastside), Darnell Jeffries (Alcovy) and D.J. Hill (Newton).
Here are your basketball scores for Eastside and Alcovy for December 19.
It was a crosstown clash Saturday evening as the Tigers of Alcovy traveled 13.6 miles to Eastside High School to take on the Eagles. It was great atmosphere at the game and both schools took home a win.
The athletes of the week for the week of December 1, 2014 are Darion "D.J." Hill (Newton), Janelle Cook (Eastside) and Autumn Evans & Madison Beazley.
For the first time this season, Newton and Eastside's basketball teams will face-off, continuing a rivalry that has been a thing since Eastside was established in the mid '90s. The Lady Rams are 4-1 and the boys are undefeated at 5-0. The Eagles haven't played as many games yet, but both the girls and boys are 1-1.


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I am happy to report that February was a much better month than January! To start, in the beginning of the month, I went on a Momcation! Basically, Tom knew I needed a break and that I like having "me" time, so for Christmas he booked me plane tickets to San Diego and a hotel room for a two and a half day jaunt to San Diego. All. By. Myself. Now, don't get me wrong, I would have loved to have brought Tom along with me, but someone had to watch Harp and I am quite comfortable being on my own. I love Harp, but not bringing her was kind of the point. I needed a break from 24 hour/day mom life.
Anyway, the trip was great. To begin with, I walked off the plane into total sunshine and perfect warmth:
Also, I found this unopened bag of M&Ms in my front seat pocket! A good omen.
My hotel room was lovely and very comfortable:
The hotel room was right on the water of Mission Bay:
My favorite part of the vacation was the evenings. Because I was there as a single female without a car, not in the city center, I stayed inside in the evenings. If I hadn't been forced to stay in, I probably would have pack my nights. But, I'm really glad I was forced to stay inside and just relax for several hours each night! I took long showers, ordered delivery, watched "my show," planned the next day, skyped with Tom and Harper and so on. It was soooo nice. I found myself counting down til that time toward the end of the day. During the day, though, I went out and explored.
The first day, I didn't have too much time after getting there, so I just checked in, walked along the walking path beside the hotel (pictures above) and went to the local convenience store.
The next day (Friday), I went to the zoo! I always love taking public transit in a new city and that was the only way to get there. It's always an adventure, you get a more authentic experience of the city and it's a chance to meet the locals. I was kind of in a hurry that morning so I didn't have my route down very well. As a result, I had to rely on the busdrivers and passengers for help. Which was great! I met so many nice people and just felt so adventurous and independent! People kept saying, "Man, I wish I was going to the zoo today!" One nice old lady, who helped my find my way, had a nice conversation with me about cats and knitting. I loved it.
Anyway, I eventually got there and set to exploring the zoo. It was beautiful! I always love watching the animals and this one was particularly well set-up for that.
|These two were my favorite birds. This guy came over and seemed to know them well. He was talking to them and they'd come over and interact with them. Also, they were just a cute couple (male and female).
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas must spend more money on its public schools, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday in a decision that could jeopardize Republican Gov. Sam Brownback's desire to make his state a tax-cutting template for the nation.
The high court's ruling, which found that Kansas' school funding isn't constitutional, came in a 2010 lawsuit filed by parents and school districts. Instead of balking, Brownback and other leaders of the state's GOP-dominated government said they were pleased because the decision stopped short of telling legislators exactly how much the state must spend on its schools overall, leaving that responsibility to a lower court.
"It was not an unreasonable decision," Senate President Susan Wagle said. Republican leaders also believe the court left the Legislature substantial leeway in providing adequate aid to poor school districts and pledged to get it done before the session adjourns in late April or early May.
Education advocates and attorneys for the parents and school districts saw the decision as a rebuke to the GOP-led state and in line with past court decisions that strongly and specifically laid out how much needed to be allocated to provide adequate education for every child.
"This decision is an important one in sending a message to states across the nation that need to reform their financing systems to get their house in order," said David Sciarra, executive director of the Newark, N.J.-based Education Law Center, which filed a brief in the Kansas case.
The case has broader implications beyond the classroom: Kansas enacted sweeping cuts to income taxes in 2012 and 2013 championed by Brownback that have reduced the amount of available resources to comply with a court order on education funding.
Lawmakers could be forced to reconsider the income tax measures — pushed as a means to stimulate the economy and estimated to be worth nearly $3.9 billion over the next five years. Other Republican-run states have looked at such cuts, including this year in Oklahoma and Missouri.
"If we don't do something to make sure the revenue is there, then we're going to be in this continuing morass around school funding," said Mark Desetti, a lobbyist for the state's largest teachers union, which called on lawmakers to boost total funding immediately.
The court ordered legislators Friday to boost funding on two types of aid for poor school districts — supplementing property tax revenues for general operations and capital improvement projects — by July 1. But there's no deadline for the lower court to provide overall funding numbers.
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I'm trying to book our 2014 trip on AA: Chicago-Dallas-Maui. DH and I want to use miles to upgrade to first class. We want to fly on a 767 for the long leg Dallas-Maui.
The problem is that we can't book our return flight for early March until the airline opens bookings in mid-April. By then, all the upgrades will be gone for our outbound flight in early January.
I know, nothing *serious*, but does anyone have any ideas?
Could I book a one-way outbound now and pay a ticket change fee to convert to a round-trip when the reservations open in April?
Could I book a round-trip now with a fake return date and pay a ticket change fee to change the return date to March when the reservations open in April? (For instance: Depart Jan. 1; Return Jan. 6, then change to return Mar. 3.)
The second seems dishonest, and I don't know how pricing is affected by the first option. We *used* to do this easily, but now retiring Boomers snap up the available upgrades VERY fast.
What does your travel agent suggest? It sounds as if you're trying to do the booking yourself.
I just booked a vacation trip to Arizona. We'd checked online, then went to AAA. The only difference in price was that AAA charges a negligible (think it was $25) fee to do the booking. The airfare price was the exact same as the discount internet sites. And the difference to me? The agent was so much more helpful than an internet page.
Check with your local AAA office (I assume you're a member) and see if they don't have an honest solution to your dilemna.
Well, I just sat for hours at Chicago last night, until they canceled our flight. To many cancellations in Jan/ Feb for me to ever travel out of there ever again. AA sent my baggage on a flight I couldn't get on, and to a city I didn't land at. Chicago would be my last choice to head out of in winter. I suppose you have been doing this for many years though.
If that is your only choice, I'd use an agent to negotiate your dates and upgrades. They know the ins and outs of all of the airlines .
We probably should rejoin AAA anyway. Thanks azzalea. We almost never 'travel' these days, except our two months on Maui.
toni_ne -- Sorry for your delays. I suspect the snowstorms in the East were a least part of your flight problem. We've been doing this trip to Maui out of ORD for decades -- only once had a cancellation, and we were notified of it a day in advance so just stayed home until they could give us back our first class reservations two days later.
Guess I need to hunt for a TA!
It's Midway that is the problem in Chicago. OHare can be persnickety, but nothing compared to Midway. It does seem like Dallas would be the better option for the Maui trip since that's their hub. Would it also work for you? And maybe cost less? I've booked tickets and upgraded later on. Would that help? Shoot, I can hardly ever get an upgrade first go-around anyhow.
If you don't want to use AA, is there another travel agency in your town? I think they do have to have some certification--etc, not sure about that. Also don't forget to get travel insurance. There is alot avaiable now for all sorts of reasons.
I wish I could get a definitive answer from AA. Maybe there's some sort of Help Desk?
We've done this trip probably 30 times without this sort of difficulty, but now the airlines are counting every bean (twice)! LOL
All the search engines are geared to finding the cheapest flights. I don't want that. I want the shortest, most comfortable flight I can get without paying $3K pp for first class seats.
Our miles are on AA. The only flight AA offers now on a 767 is via DFW Flights #6 and #7. That's not a lot of seats, period.
I think I will do the 'fake' booking. I'd only be out the $150 pp ticket change fee. I may face a higher fare in April, but that would be the case anyway.
Today fares went up $200 AS I WAS SEARCHING online. (Now you see it; now it's 'not available'; now it's $200 more!) I've read that best fares are posted after 3 p.m EST on Tuesdays and removed by midnight Wednesday. I can wait another day to search.
I think this is a stupid way to run an airline. It must create fake bookings and more changes. They should let you book a one-way and modify it when the returns are open to be booked. You can do that if you're using miles to pay for the seat; mileage required is a flat amount whether you book one one-way or two one-way fares or a roundtrip.


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Poroshenko: NSDC to expand sanctions against Russians involved in Crimea occupation, Donbas aggression
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Poroshenko signs decree on composition of Constitutional commission
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