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... 25 May 2015
My birthday! We took the ferry and headed for Vila Real San Antonio (on the Portuguese side) in search of a special final Portuguese lunch but didn't manage to find exactly what we were after so headed back to Ayamonte for some tapas.
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... the same hotel for the night.
Staying up until 2am with JetLag really isn't helping my situation, but Day 2 is an easy travel day to get into position tomorrow for some more storms in NW Nebraska. 4 hour drive should be easily doable.
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Las Vegas - Apr 11, 2007 - Software version 2.2 for the Studer On Air 3000 Series will be unveiled at NAB2007. New optional functions and modules for 5.1 signals allow control of a 5.1 input signal from a single fader. Stereo downmixing functions are included, along with surround control and monitoring through the Touch 'n' Action interface.
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Two people complained to me about delays in Air Canada flights from Europe to Canada, resulting in costs and inconvenience.
They said the airline offered only a 25 per cent discount on a future flight, good for a year. And even after I got involved, Air Canada refused to sweeten the offer.
Peter Fitzpatrick, an airline spokesman, declined to comment on the cases.
"Each is different and we deal with customers directly," he said. "However, we are aware of all the relevant laws and regulations and comply with all of them."
The customers were unhappy because Air Canada handed out a pamphlet at the foreign airports saying they qualified for 600 Euros in compensation (about $740 Canadian).
While passengers' rights under European law can't be enforced through the Canadian Transportation Agency, there are still ways to fight back.
I asked Gabor Lukacs, a Halifax-based advocate for airline passenger rights, to give advice.
Daryl Benjamin's son was flying from Switzerland to Montreal last July. He was going from there to Toronto and to Cancun, Mexico.
His plane took off from Geneva but had to return 20 minutes later because of a mechanical problem. He flew out the following day, missing his flight to Mexico and incurring extra costs to rebook it.
Switzerland is not part of the European Union but appears to have adopted the rule referred to in the Air Canada pamphlet, Regulation (EC) 261/2004, Lukacs said.
He sent a link to Your Europe, which says the following:
"Did you know you have certain rights when things go wrong when you're on a flight in the EU? This concerns delays, cancellations and overbooking that prevent you from boarding and applies if you are leaving the EU with any airline."
If your flight is cancelled or arrives more than three hours late, you can get up to 600 Euros compensation, it says — but not if a flight is cancelled because of "extraordinary circumstances," such as bad weather.
Is a mechanical problem an extraordinary circumstance? Air Canada should explain why the plane had to return after leaving the airport, Lukacs said. Were there problems with its maintenance and pre-flight checks?
Also, Air Canada is on the hook for the out-of-pocket expenses caused by the delay, he said, unless it can show it has taken all reasonable measures to avoid delays. This is under Article 19 of the Montreal Convention.
Erika and Jose Lontoc were going home to Toronto from Barcelona, Spain, on Oct. 6. They hoped to celebrate Erika's birthday and Thanksgiving with their family on Oct. 7.
When they got to the airport, they found their flight was cancelled and rebooked for the following day. They arrived home on Sunday evening after the stores were closed, too late for dinner.
Air Canada responded to their emails by saying the flight was not cancelled, only delayed. This meant the passengers were not entitled to compensation under the EU rules.
"Calling this a delay was infuriating . . . We were on an unscheduled flight, 30 hours after the original schedule," Erika said.
Lukacs said it's helpful for passengers to go to a flight-tracking website called FlightAware. If the flight number has been changed, you can argue that the original flight was cancelled.
FlightAware shows that the Air Canada flight 815 from Barcelona to Toronto on Oct. 6 was cancelled.
Since this was a Boeing 767-300, it had between 200 to 250 passengers booked on it. If each were entitled to 600 Euros compensation, Air Canada would have to pay them $150,000 to $190,000.
Passengers should file a complaint with the National Enforcement Body (NEB) in Spain, he advised, or find a local passengers-rights group that is willing to take up the case.
Message to Air Canada. When you hand out pamphlets at European airports about customers' rights under EU laws, you can expect a fight when you offer minimal compensation later on.
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- Her colleagues describe her as 'non-confrontational and always smiling'
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- It followed row outside Lord Kitchener pub in Barnet
- Police have arrested a woman in connection with the inquiry
Flowers and heartfelt notes have been left at the scene where a mother-of-two died after she was hit by a car and slammed into a Belisha beacon in a suspected road rage incident.
Christie McHugh was sent flying onto a bonnet after a row erupted when she asked a woman to move her vehicle because it was blocking her car, witnesses said.
The office worker, whose children were sitting in her car, flipped off the other vehicle's bonnet and careered head first into a post as the car drove down a main road.
Tributes have been left at the scene, with flowers, prayers and messages of sympathy left at the beacon where the mother died.
Christie McHugh, pictured with her husband John and one of their children, died after a row erupted outside a Barnet pub when she asked a woman to move her vehicle because it was blocking her car
Heartbreaking: Christie Marriott McHugh is pictured with her husband John and one of her children
Tragic: Christie Marriott McHugh died last night following a row with a woman over a parking space outside the Lord Kitchener pub in Barnet, north London. She is pictured on her wedding day
Friends have left notes saying their prayers and thoughts are with Mrs McHugh's young family and that they miss the 'always happy' 33-year-old.
One read: 'An accident that should never have happened. Very, very sad.'
Another read: 'Thinking of you, miss you loads'.
A colleague of Mrs McHugh described her as a 'non-confrontational' person who was always smiling.
George Leonidou, chief executive of Luxx Light Technology where she worked as a PA, said: 'She was non-confrontational, but she would have been fiercely protective of her children.
'We all miss her here, but we're talking about someone leaving a five-month-old daughter who will never know her mother, a five-year-old boy who is constantly asking when mummy's coming back.'
He said that staff at the company are all in shock at Mrs McHugh's death. She had only recently returned from maternity leave.
Mr Leonidou said: 'She was a lovely lady, always smiling, she loved her family and her children. She was a brilliant PA and had been with me for four years. She was the most conscientious worker I've ever had.
'We all miss her. The whole office and warehouse is in shock and we're just trying to work our way through it today. Yesterday was a very bad day.
'She will be sorely missed by everyone who knew her.'
Friends of the woman left messages saying the would miss her, as people were left stunned by the sudden death
Friends offered their prayers and support to Mrs McHugh's family/ Her children were in the car when she allegedly began rowing with a woman over a parking space
Tragedy: Christie McHugh, 33, died from head injuries at the scene on East Barnet Road
Mrs McHugh was described as 'always happy, permanently happy, and just loved her kids and her husband'
A message on the Lord Kitchener's
Facebook page said: 'After yesterday's sad and tragic accident, Paul and
all the staff send their deepest condolences to John and the kids and
Christie's family, and a most sincere thank you to all the friends and
customers that helped after the accident.'
Her friend Alice Cole described how Mrs McHugh slumped on the floor and died of head injuries minutes later after the scene in Barnet, north London.
She is understood to have been with her five-year-old son Max and six-month-old daughter Lisa when she tried to leave the Lord Kitchener pub on Monday at about 6.30pm.
Ms Cole said Mrs McHugh noticed she was blocked in and asked the woman to move her car so she could get out.
'Christie came out to put kids in the car which was blocked,' she said. 'She asked the woman to move the car and the woman got quite verbal. Christie has stood in the way and she has gone into her.
'Christie stood blocking the car park to
say, "Stop, I want to have a word with you about being so rude".'
Apparently the car then moved off with Mrs McHugh on the bonnet and she hit a Belisha beacon - a black and white pole with an amber globe that is used at pedestrian crossings.
Ms Cole continued: 'Christie hit the lamppost at a height and then slumped down and the rest is history.'
One witness started to give Mrs McHugh a heart massage, but was unable to save her. Her 33-year-old husband John is understood to have been with her when she died.
Last night one friend said: 'Now you've got two little kids without a mum and a grieving husband.
and John were great people, really kind, warm people. You've only got
to look around the pub to see how many people loved her.' Another added:
'All this for just asking someone to move out of the way – it's
Death: The woman, named by locals as Christie Marriott McHugh, is believed to have got into an argument with a woman outside the Lord Kitchener in Barnet, north London
Argument: The car park at the side of the pub is pictured.
Miss Cole
added: 'She was just a woman who always had a smile on her face. You
know how you get people in life who are always happy no matter what
their lot is. That was her.
'She was over the moon after getting her son into school. She was just always happy, permanently happy, and just loved her kids and her husband.'
Friend Margaret Powell said: 'She was
very bubbly. I'm devastated by what happened. I cannot believe it, it's
such a shock. She just didn't deserve to go the way she was taken, way
too soon. She was loved by many.'
Lawrence, landlord of the Lord Kitchener pub, added: 'It is such a sad
and tragic loss. She was lovely. A brilliant person with two lovely
Mrs McHugh, who lived near the pub, worked at Luxx Light Technology in High Barnet as a personal assistant to director George Leonidou.
said: 'We're finding it very difficult to function. We are lost without
her – absolutely lost. She was a fabulous person. The most
conscientious worker I have ever had and a friend.'
A woman was arrested in Barnet in connection with the death and released on bail until April.
Officers from Scotland Yard's homicide and serous crime command are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death. Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Tribute: These flowers addressed to 'Christie' were left at the scene of the incident
Horrific: The incident happened outside this busy Sainsbury's store in front of shoppers
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Had an awesome time.
They were friendly from the very moment I walked in. The front seat girl worked with me on a few things and made everything go very smoothly. I would highly recommend this place to anyone staying in L.A. Area.
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The staff were friendly and accommodating. Parking should be free for guest which it isn't. Also the pool area is small. The ice machine is in a room that has a heavy door to open, which doesn't make sense.
The shower is great. My room was on the
highway which was noisy if I did not close the window. Even though I didn't spent much time in my room there wasn't much TV stations to watch.
It's the Westin!
You know you aren't going to have amenities like a continental breakfast and you expect the restaurant to be pricey.
The front desk and the concierge employees were all very nice and accommodating to our questions. We were allowed to check in a
few hours early when we arrived.
At this location, I wouldn't eat at The Daily Grill again unless I had no other choice. The dinner was nothing special for the dollars we paid. They have a little place you can buy a continental breakfast that closes midday if that's what you are looking for and don't mind paying for the convenience.
There is a Denny's very close by across the street down about 2 blocks and a convenience store/gas station next to it if you want inexpensive options. There is also a Subway and Carl's, Jr across the street in the other direction. We found out Whole Foods is only a mile or 2 away and we stored that in our mind for next time.
The room was very nice, the beds were comfy and they provided a bathrobe. I think we were semi upgraded to a special floor (9th) with some kind of free membership I said okay to. but I don't know what was different. The fridge was full of stuff to buy and there was no room for anything I might buy at Wholefoods to last me the weekend. They had a $6 bottle of water you can charge to your room and a free one they replenished every day. The coffee is strong and they have liquid cream which is a plus for me.
I was there for a 3 day conference that included a catered lunch. The food was great and the choices were satisfactory. I liked that the two small conference rooms we used each had a bathroom and the luncheon room remained open all day for our use.
It is right next to the airport and planes flew overhead day and night but we were not at all bothered by them. There was actually a 3.9 earthquake about 4:00 a.m. and neither of us woke up!
Would not recommend
Beware, very passive aggressive culture
They attack first if you have a genuine complaint about the sloppy and deceitful attitude and actions of the staff. They lost my luggage, refused me access when I arrived. Then blamed my wife for not following hotel booking and check in
procedures, claiming she had not informed them of my existence. The reaction of the checkin staff to the evidence of a second door key being issued for me when she checked generated a firestorm. Had this tirade of aggression occurred in the workplace it would be classified as aggressive bullying towards my wife and the myself when I tried to reason with the staff. I spoke to other guests who also experienced this unpleasant culture. I often stay in this chain of hotels because my experience to date has been wonderful. This one has a systemic management problem to fix.
Very close to LAX airport
Stay over Oct 11th weekend
Friendly staff and helpful. Room was comfortable and could be a little cleaner.
Great experience
Was very clean and staff was helpful. Parking is expensive I would recommend paying through hotel and not electronic machine
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Did not spend a lot of time in the room, just for night sleep, if you are going to just need a night rest, I think you can go somewhere more cheaper.
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We enjoyed our stay however the parking was very expensive at the hotel. I would suggest parking at a parking garage nearby. Hotel is convenient drive to beaches and shopping.
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In the era where the need for multi-dimensional NBAers is acute, the Raptors have one back in the fold after a flurry of transactions that continue the refining of the roster.
Patrick Patterson, a three-point-shooting big man who is a prototypical "stretch four," has agreed to a three-year, $18 million deal with the Raptors, who also traded away three-point specialist Steve Novak in a savvy money-saving deal.
Toronto general manager Masai Ujiri, capping an eventful free-agent week, pre-empted any offers the restricted free agent would get by signing Patterson, who became a key element in the Raptors' run to the Atlantic Division title last season.
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The 25-year-old Patterson had attracted interest from a few teams — Orlando was the most reported possible suitor — but Ujiri reached a deal before having to decide whether or not to match any offer Patterson would get.
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How I work is not as warm and fuzzy. The life of a freelance writer is one of constant prospecting for new projects and clients. Even when the project pays residuals, the prospecting needs to continue because that fat contract can and will end at some point.
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A memory for Mothers' Day
By Tom Holmes
I don't remember why, but I wanted to cry. I was four years old. My mother had tucked me into bed in the only bedroom in the upstairs apartment at 733 S. 24th St. in Manitowoc. It might have been because I missed my father who was gone, flying B-26 bombers in the Korean War. I'm not sure why, but I do remember just wanting to cry.
When my mother heard me, she came into the bedroom, and without saying a word or turning on a light, she picked me up, carried me into the front room, sat down on a rocking chair and began to rock me as she held me in her arms. In those days street lights were strung over the middle of the street on a wire between two telephone poles. The light with its sombrero hat reflector swung in the breeze casting dancing shadows on the snow outside and on the living room walls. My mother didn't say a word as she rocked, but I understood what she was saying. My crying gradually stopped, and I fell asleep.
I've never seen God face to face. I've never heard Jesus speak directly to me. Every spiritual contact has, at best, been mediated and ambiguous. Erik Erickson says that the development task in the first years of life is trust vs. mistrust. I don't, of course, remember anything from the earliest years, but this memory of being rocked is vivid in my memory.
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Liturgy For The PeopleThe liturgy is essentially not the religion of the cultured, but the religion of the people. If the people are rightly instructed, and the liturgy is properly carried out, they display a simple and profound understanding of it. For the people do not analyze concepts, but contemplate. The people possess that inner integrity of being which corresponds perfectly with the symbolism of the liturgical language, imagery, action and ornaments. The cultured man has first of all to accustom himself to this attitude; but to the people it has always been inconceivable that religion should express itself by abstract ideas and logical developments, and not by being and action, by imagery and ritual. --Romano Guardini, "The Awakening of the Church in the Soul"
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- Southern stoicism versus Christianity
- Knowing and not knowing stuff about God
- God, Hugh Laurie, and 'House, MD'
- As PM David Cameron admits James Foley's executioner might be British, BBC's 2006 series 'The State Within' comes to life
- Augustine's view of culture and the temporal destiny of civilizations
- Margaret Graver on Stoicism & Emotion
- 'Desks as Bumper Cars'
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The Anguished QuestionIf you really enquire about God, not with mere curiosity, not, as it were, like a spiritual stamp collector, but as an anxious seeker, distressed in heart, anguished by the possibility that God might not exist and hence all life be vanity and one great madness -- if you ask in such a mood as the man who asks the doctor, "Tell me, will my wife live or will she die?"-- if you ask thus about God, then you know already that God exists; the anguished question bears witness that you know. -- Emil Brunner, "Our Faith"