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MONROVIA, July 21 (LINA) -The body of the Director of Audio Visual at the Ministry of Information, Joe T. Zaway, has been laid to rest following funeral rites at the United Faith Pentecostal Church in Sand Town, Paynesville.
Zaway, who died on July 1 at the Catholic Hospital in Monrovia following a brief illness, was buried at the weekend at the Zaway family plot in ELWA.
Speaking at the funeral service, Deputy Information Minister for Administration, Norris Tweah, urged the employees to use the death of their fallen colleague to work in unity and commitment, noting that death can take anyone at any time.
He said the deceased served the Ministry with a high of level of commitment and dedication for more than 30 years, stressing that he was listed for honorable retirement when he died.
Earlier, the Pastor of the United Faith Pentecostal Church, Rev. Nathaniel Kla Moore, challenged the bereaved family to get closer to God in the absence of their fallen relative.
Meanwhile, many sympathizers in their tributes described the death of the Liberian journalist as a blow to the Ministry and the journalism profession, adding that Zaway's death would be difficult to overcome.
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Boil water and pour it into a cup that can withstand hot water.
Add a couple of teaspoons of salt and stir with the paintbrush until it dissloves.
Continue to add salt a teaspoon at a time until it no longer dissolves and there are salt crystals at the bottom of the cup even after stirring for a while.
Paint your snowflake.
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Obama: Gas prices long-term problem
Thursday, April 7, 2011
FAIRLESS HILLS, Pa. (AP) — Pitching the promise of energy independence, President Barack Obama cautioned Wednesday that it's going to be tough to transition from America's oil-dependent economy and acknowledged there's little he can do to lower gas prices over the short term.
"I'm just going to be honest with you. There's not much we can do next week or two weeks from now," the president told workers at a wind turbine plant. It's a theme Obama's struck before as he tries to show voters he's attuned to a top economic concern with gas prices pushing toward $4 a gallon.
Obama said he wants to move toward "a future where America is less dependent on foreign oil, more reliant on clean energy produced by workers like you." That will happen by reducing oil imports, tapping domestic energy sources and shifting the nation to renewable and less polluting sources of energy, such as wind, the president says. He has set a goal of reducing oil imports by one-third by 2025.
But the president said it won't happen overnight and if any politician says it's easy, "they're not telling the truth."
"Gas prices? They're going to still fluctuate until we can start making these broader changes, and that's going to take a couple of years to have serious effect," Obama said.
Obama needled one questioner who asked about gas prices, now averaging close to $3.70 a gallon nationwide, and suggested that the gentleman consider getting rid of his gas-guzzling vehicle.
"If you're complaining about the price of gas and you're only getting 8 miles a gallon, you know," Obama said laughingly. "You might want to think about a trade-in."
Gasoline prices rose another 2 cents Tuesday to a new national average of just over $3.68 a gallon, according to AAA and other sources.
Obama's visit to Gamesa was his fourth energy event since March 11. He's scheduled a fifth for Friday in Indianapolis.
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Are introductory or "discovery" flights exempt from the requirements of the TSA rule?
Yes. TSA has stated through correspondence with AOPA that introductory, discovery or demonstration flights are exempt from the requirements of the TSA rule. However, AOPA suggests that you not log the flight time in a logbook until the CFI can verify citizenship. Click here to print a first flight certificate.
What is the definition of flight training as it pertains to this rule for the purposes of needing to undergo citizenship verification?
The TSA has further interpreted the definition of " flight training "for aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight of 12,500 pounds or less to only apply to training for a recreational pilot, sport pilot, or private pilot certificate; multiengine rating (at any certificate level — i.e., does not apply to MEI); or instrument rating (does not include recurrent training).
Do the requirements for citizenship verification apply for flight reviews, aircraft checkouts, or instrument proficiency checks?
No, TSA has interpreted the definition of " recurrent training" to NOT include any flight review, proficiency check, or other check required by 14 CFR § 61.57 or § 61.58 whose purpose is to review rules, maneuvers, or procedures, or to demonstrate a pilot's existing skills. The TSA has further interpreted the definition of "flight training" for aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight of 12,500 pounds or less to only apply to training for a recreational pilot, sport pilot, or private pilot certificate; multiengine rating (at any certificate level — i.e., does not apply to MEI); or instrument rating (does not include recurrent training).
Do the requirements for citizenship verification apply to flight training in airships, balloons, or gliders?
No, TSA has granted an exemption for those schools that provide, and individuals who apply for, instruction in the operation of airships, balloons, or gliders. This exemption also exempts schools that only provide instruction in airships, balloons, and gliders from the security awareness training requirement.
I was approved by the Department of Justice (DOJ) Flight Training Candidate Checks Program (FTCCP); do I have to go through the TSA background check?
The AFSP (Alien Flight Student Program) requires candidates to submit a request for each instance of flight training. Although some candidates have received final approval in the past through the DOJ's Flight Training Candidate Checks Program (FTCCP), they must submit a request for approval of new training through the AFSP Web site.
Please note that any user ID and password that was created for the FTCCP Web site will work on the AFSP Web site; you do not need to create a new account if you already have one from the FTCCP.
What applicant category do I qualify for?
Aliens seeking flight training in an aircraft with a MTOW of 12,500 pounds or less qualify as a Category 3 candidate. A brief explanation of the four categories:
Category 1 - Candidates who seek flight training in the operation of aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight (MTOW) greater than 12,500 pounds, but who do not fall into Category 2.
Category 2 - Candidates who seek flight training in the operation of aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight (MTOW) greater than 12,500 pounds, and who: Are employed by a foreign air carrier that operates under 14 CFR part 1546; Have unescorted access authority to a secured area of an airport under U.S.C 44936(a)(1)(A)(ii),49 CFR 1542.229; Are a flight crew member who has successfully completed a criminal history records check in accordance with 49 CFR 1544.230; or Hold an airman's certificate that is recognized by the FAA or appropriate US military agency, with a type rating for a multi-engine aircraft that has a certificated takeoff weight of 12,500 pounds or more.
Category 3 - Candidates who seek flight training in the operation of aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight of 12,500 pounds or less for the following training events:
Each of these training events requires a separate training request. Note: Category 3 Rotorcraft Requirements - Candidates who seek flight training in the operation of rotorcraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight of 12,500 pounds or less are subject to the above Category 3 clarification. Candidates must obtain approval for the initial license, instrument rating or multi-engine rating if the pilot does not hold a fixed-wing equivalent.
Category 4 - Candidates who seek recurrent training in the operation of aircraft with a maximum certificated takeoff weight (MTOW) greater than 12,500 pounds, and are current and qualified on the aircraft for which they are requesting training. These training requests are submitted by the flight training providers.
Am I required to resubmit fingerprints for taking additional flight training?
No. If done correctly the first time, additional flight training does not require resubmitting additional fingerprints. However, you must use the same account (pin) number that you used for your initial flight training request in order for this exemption to apply.
If I transfer to a different flight school, do I have to go through this entire process again?
Yes. However, you should not need to submit fingerprints. You will have to pay the $130 processing fee again. If you are training with an independent flight instructor who does not work for a flight school and want to fly with another independent flight instructor, you will need to file an additional training request.
I am pursuing a U.S. pilot certificate at a flight school located outside the United States. Do I need to comply with this rule?
Yes. The rule applies to the issuance of a U.S. airman certificate at any flight school located in or outside the United States that is providing flight training under 14 CFR.
I am pursuing a U.S. private pilot certificate based on my foreign license. Am I required to comply with the TSA rule?
TSA has clarified that getting a U.S. certificate based on a foreign license ( reference FAR 61.75) does not apply to the requirements of the rule. However, if you choose to apply for a "stand-alone" FAA pilot certificate no longer based on your foreign license, you must comply with this rule. The TSA views this as receiving an initial FAA pilot certificate and qualifies under the TSA definition of flight training.
Can an alien candidate register without a passport?
You are generally required to have a passport, but there are some people with very special circumstances who cannot obtain a passport. TSA will handle these situations on a case-by-case basis.
Does the TSA have any international locations for processing fingerprints?
There are several companies that provide a list of fingerprinting locations. One of them is NATA compliance services. Click here to access that page.
How long will it take to get an answer on my training request?
There are factors that affect the amount of time between training request submission and response, including:
Once my flight training request has been approved, how long do I have before my approval expires?
Once you have permission to train, you have 180 days to begin training and 365 days to complete the approved training. These time periods both start from the date you receive approval. For example, if you begin flight training 30 days after you have been approved, you now have 335 days to finish. If you do not finish, a new training request must be submitted.
What can I do if my request was returned for insufficient information?
If your training request contains insufficient information required to make a determination on your request, you will receive an e-mail notification. You may return to this Web site, select the training request for which you received the e-mail notification, and review the information you provided for its accuracy and completeness. Make any changes needed, and resubmit your training request. On a resubmission, the flight training provider DOES NOT need to validate your request again, and you DO NOT have to pay another $130 USD processing fee.
What if I need to cancel my flight training request?
You may now cancel a training request that is in the Draft status by going to Step 7 of the request, clicking on the Edit link for that request, and clicking the "Delete Training Request" button.
Do I need to show my birth certificate to a CFI for a flight review or IPC?
No you do not. Flight reviews and IPCs do not fall under the TSA definition of flight training. TSA has also interpreted the definition of recurrent training to "not include any flight review, proficiency check, or other check to review rules, maneuvers, or procedures, or to demonstrate a pilot's existing skills on aircraft with a MTOW of 12,500 pounds or less".
It is my understanding that the logbook endorsement requirement for U.S. citizens should be done anytime an instructor/flight school is presented with a new student who received a logbook endorsement from a different school and/or location. But for students who remain at one flight school throughout their training, and are known by all the instructors, a recurring endorsement is not necessary. Is this correct?
Yes, this is a correct interpretation. Think of the endorsement as a replacement of the copy of the proof of citizenship. If you had a copy of my birth certificate from private training, and now I want to do an instrument rating, no need to run a new Xerox copy just because I'm doing a new rating.
Are flight schools and flight instructors located outside the United States affected by this rule?
Yes. The rule applies to any flight school or flight instructor certificated under 14 CFR that provides instruction in the operation of any aircraft or aircraft simulator toward the issuance of a U.S. airman certificate. This includes any flight school or instructor located outside the United States that provides such instruction.
I am an active flight instructor and an alien . Am I required to do anything different than instructors who are U.S. citizens?
No, nothing special is required. The requirements of the rule for flight schools and flight instructors still apply to you. This requires registering with TSA if you are giving flight instruction to other aliens, verifying citizenship for U.S. citizens, and completing initial and recurrent TSA security awareness training.
How do flight training providers outside the United States verify their registration with TSA?
For providers outside the United States, you will need to validate with an international FSDO office (IFO). There are IFOs in New York, New York; San Francisco, California; and Miami, Florida. Please contact the nearest IFO to you and inquire whether that office can process your request for a provider account on AFSP. If you use the New York IFO, please select the New York IFO (EA29) as your FSDO option and "New York" for your state location. If you use the San Francisco IFO, please select the San Francisco IFO (WP03) as your FSDO option and "California" for your state location. If you use the Miami IFO, please select the Miami IFO (SO23) as your FSDO option and "Florida" for your state location. Once the IFO validates your request, you will be sent a password via e-mail.
How do I upload and submit a candidate photograph?
Candidate photographs must be taken when a candidate arrives for the first day of flight training. The provider, through the "Photograph Upload" link, should upload these photographs through the AFSP Web site. TSA guidelines for taking photographs are provided on the photograph upload page within the AFSP Web site.
What is a provider admin? What is a provider agent?
A provider admin is the administrator of a flight training provider account. Only one provider admin is allowed per flight training provider. The administrator user ID has access to all of the same screens and functionality as the provider agent but is also able to change flight training provider information, such as the telephone number of the school. Each school MUST have one provider admin.
A provider agent is the standard flight training provider account. This type of account allows the user to validate candidate requests, submit and review Category 4 candidate information, upload candidate photographs, and mark candidate training requests as completed. The provider agent account does not have access to change school information. A school may have any number of provider agents, including zero.
I am registered with a Part 141 (Part 142) school as a provider agent but teach part-time as a CFI (Part 61) provider. Do I register as a provider admin or agent?
Flight instructors who are registered with a Part 141 or Part 142 school should be registered as a provider agent for that school. The schools may have only one provider admin, which is generally an administrator at the school. By registering as a provider agent to the Part 141 or 142 school, flight instructors may validate candidate requests for their students at the school.
CFIs or Part 61 providers who do not have FAA school certification numbers must sign up as individual flight training providers. In this case, each instructor would sign up as a provider admin. For instructors who teach within a Part 141 (Part 142) school and also teach separately as a CFI (Part 61) provider, the instructor should sign up as a provider agent within the Part 141 or 142 school AND as a provider admin for instruction on a CFI (Part 61) basis. The instructor will validate candidate requests for the Part 141 (142) school separately from the CFI (Part 61) instruction.
What is the flight training provider's responsibility if a candidate is denied?
The flight training provider may not provide training to a candidate who has been denied by the AFSP. If the flight training provider has already initiated training for a candidate, and TSA notifies the flight training provider that the candidate poses a threat to aviation or national security, the flight training provider must stop the training immediately. TSA will contact the flight training provider both electronically (e-mail) and by telephone and provide further instructions.
Does AOPA have a course that satisfies the requirement for initial and recurrent security awareness training?
Yes, AOPA worked with the TSA to create an online course for initial and recurrent security awareness training. If the course is used for recurrent training, you will need to review new security measures at your flight school, and any security incidents at the flight school and lessons learned as a result. Training can be completed the month before, during, or after it is due. Keep the certificate for your records and be able to produce it upon request.
TSA's security awareness training document is required to have a distinct identification number and also indicate whether or not the training is initial or recurrent. Neither of these is provided on the TSA security awareness training certificate. What should I do?
After rechecking the rule and with our Chief Counsel's Office, here's what we have regarding the identification number:
I am having a problem printing TSA's security awareness training certificate after I completed their online course; what should I do?
You may obtain a certificate from AOPA [independent CFI ( PDF document); CFI/employee of a flight school ( PDF document) and keep this for proof of complying with the security awareness training requirement. Be sure to include the information outlined under 49 CFR 1552.25(a)(1-7) on the certificate. You may also elect to endorse your logbook or other permanent records with the wording provided on the certificate that applies to you.
I am a CFI only teaching ground school, do I need to meet the security awareness training requirements?
Yes, as an active ground school instructor who has direct contact with flight students, you are required to complete initial and yearly recurrent security awareness training.
Is a flight instructor who is not actively instructing required to take the initial security awareness training, and then continually undertake the recurrent training if they remain inactive?
TSA has clarified the applicability of the security awareness training. Current and active instructors must take the training. However, current and inactive instructors are not required to take the training, but it is recommended. Expired instructors are not required to complete the training.
With regards to the security awareness training, can you please tell me if the TSA's online training can be used again for recurrent training?
It is not the intent of TSA for the initial training to be used repeatedly. The requirements for recurrent training differ greatly from initial (they are much less centered on the awareness portion, and more on actual security events or changes to procedures at the airport or facility), as laid out in 49 CFR 1552.23. There is nothing to prevent a training provider from using the initial program as part of recurrent, but completing that only would not fulfill the requirements for recurrent training under 1552.23 because of the difference in content requirements for initial and recurrent.


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Modell Lyric announces $1 million pledge from Berman Foundation to support opera
"It is one of the largest gifts in the Modell Lyric's history," said Sandy Richmond, president and executive director of the center. "We're thrilled to receive it.
"This is a four-year commitment that started last season. We are announcing it now in conjunction with Lyric Opera Baltimore's grand production of 'La Boheme,'" Richmond said.
Performances are Nov. 2 and 4.The season continues with a gala concert in April and a production of "Rigoletto" in May.
The Berman gift, which will help underwrite a grand opera production each season, as well as support opera education programs and capital improvements, has been acknowledged inside the Modell Lyric with the naming of the Sandra and Malcolm Berman Grand Foyer.
The Bermans were subscribers for several years to the old Baltimore Opera Company, which folded in 2009.
"When that happened, we wanted to do whatever we could to help opera come back to Baltimore," said Sandra Berman, who is a member of the Lyric Opera Foundation board of trustees.
"We support a lot of other things, too, but we think that opera is extremely important in Baltimore. People shouldn't have to go to Washington or New York for opera. They should have top quality opera right here," Berman said.
When Lyric Opera Baltimore emerged as part of the Modell Lyric, the Bermans attended the company's 2011-2012 inaugural season of "La Traviata," The Marriage of Figaro" and "Faust."
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"This is something Malcolm and I want to help and to keep going as long as we can," Berman said. "When I talk to people in the community, they're very excited about having opera here. People love the opera, they really do. And it is important to expose the young people to it."
In addition to supporting staged opera and more capital improvements to the recently renovated Modell Lyric, the Berman gift will be used to enhance outreach programs in schools, a summer opera camp and more.
"We hope the Berman's gift will attract other opera lovers and donors to the Modell Lyric," Richmond said.
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There is little known about the presence of damped Lyman alpha systems (DLAs) at low redshifts. Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the Universe, making up over 90% of all baryonic matter, and most of the neutral hydrogen is contained within DLAs. 105 spectra of low-redshift Lyman alpha systems taken by the Hubble Space Telescope were fit to find which systems were damped, resulting in a sample of over 20 systems found to be DLAs. The occurrence and properties of these large reservoirs of neutral hydrogen can help us understand the nature of galaxy evolution and star formation.
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PUTTING ON THE BRAKES: Brett Witty, foreground, is close to being pulled into the water as the men's team he's on, anchored by Greg Lorentz, far right, competes in tug o' war competition at Imnaha Canyon Days Saturday. The team is called Toma's Tough Tuggers. Lorentz is the owner of Toma's, a restaurant in Enterprise.


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NYCHA's 51st Annual Garden and Greening Award Ceremony
In 1963, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) began a Citywide Resident Garden Competition, from which NYCHA's current Garden and Greening Program was born. Starting as a Flower Garden Contest, the Garden Competition expanded to include the Vegetable and Theme Garden categories. The NYCHA Garden and Greening Program is one of the oldest urban gardening programs of its kind in the country. It's a beautification and environmental education program that benefits NYCHA residents, community, and daycare centers. NYCHA hosts a culminating Annual Citywide Garden Competition that is judged by a diverse panel of horticultural professionals.
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SUMMARY: After Detective Lance arrests Oliver for murder, Oliver tells Moira the only lawyer he'll allow to represent him is Laurel . Laurel takes the case which puts her at odds with her father. Oliver offers to take a polygraph in front Detective Lance but things get tense when Lance asks him if anyone else was on the island with him. Oliver flashes back to when he got his first scar, courtesy of Deathstroke.
Airing Date: November 7, 2012
Previously, Oliver (Stephen Amell) still hasn't figured out how to get back in Laurel's (Katie Cassidy) good graces, but a late night bonding session with Thea (Willa Holland) gives him the inspiration he needs. Looking into a suspicious murder case, Oliver realizes an innocent man, Peter Declan (guest star Lane Edwards), was framed by one of the targets on his list. As Arrow, he asks Laurel to help prove Declan's innocence. Meanwhile, Walter (guest star Colin Salmon) asks one of his employees, Felicity Smoak (guest star Emily Rickards), to look into a $2.6 million withdrawal that Moira (Susanna Thompson) made without his knowledge.
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Enterprises Marta Stangel helped the 2A East all-stars win a pair of games against the West all-stars this weekend in Salem. Stangel scored 33 points and grabbed 25 rebounds combined in the two games. (Observer file photo)
SALEM — Enterprise's Marta Stangel and Union's Tessa Nicholson represented Eastern Oregon well at the 2A East-West all-star basketball series in Salem over the weekend.
Stangel scored 33 points and grabbed 25 rebounds in a pair of victories for the East squad coached by Nicholson.
The East won the first game, 75-52, Friday, before rolling to a 73-51 victory Saturday at the C.E. Jeffers Sports Center at Corban University.
"It was awesome," Nicholson said. "It was a huge honor to coach them. That's obviously one of your goals and it's another thing to check off the list."
Nicholson said her team had very little time to get familiar with one another on the court so she tried to keep things simple.
"The girls were nervous. I just told them to play defense and communicate. They're basically playing street ball out there. But they worked well together and fed off each other," Nicholson said.
The East side dominated both games, jumping out to a 39-27 first-half lead in Friday's game. The East outscored the West 34-24 in the second half.
Saturday was no different, as the East led 35-15 at halftime before pulling off the one-sided win.
Stangel scored 14 points and had 12 rebounds and six assists in Friday's victory. Sydney France of Willamina also had a double-double for the East, scoring 11 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. In Saturday's win, Stangel had a game-high 19 points and came away with 13 rebounds.
"Marta did a great job," Nicholson said. "We used her as a guard and a post player and she really took charge. It was really fun getting to know the players."
Nicholson said she had no assistant coach there due to communication issues with the Oakland coaching staff. She said she was asked to coach through an email.
But no assistant was no problem.
"All of the girls did a great job for being out of shape and having a lack of practice time," Nicholson said. "It was definitely a different experience."


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In addition to gents like Kanye West and Swizz Beatz, 2011's musical landscape was also led by another gentleman, Lex Luger. The Virginia native-turned-sometimes-Atlanta transplant produced Waka Flocka's "Hard In Da Paint" and Rick Ross' "B.M.F. (Blowin' Money Fast)," and since we based our 2010 Mixtape Daily Year-End Awards Top Producers selections on beats that utilized samples, we couldn't include Lex. So to begin the new year properly, we're saluting the 19 year-old — and so is Kanye West.
"In 2011, I don't want to speak too much on it but Jay-Z and Kanye West working on an album and he's really messing with me, so I got Kanye West," said Lex, when asked what he's serving up this year. "I've been working more with Fabolous. I've been working with everybody, a lot of people been saying that 'Lex Luger only got that Waka sound' so I'm trying to take it somewhere else because I do have another sound, and that's where I want to take it for 2011."
The young man, who also contributed to Ross' Ashes To Ashes mixtape, said that he created "Hard In Da Paint" at 16 years-old and met the recently incarcerated Flocka through the web.
"I met Waka through MySpace and I was sending him beats like every other day and he told me 'I want to fly you out here in a couple months, I just want to get everything squared away,' " recalled Lex. "He was blowing up, but he hadn't really popped but once he got everything right I went out there and stayed with him for a couple months. We just went hard, and every since people heard me and Waka working together, that's when Rick Ross and Fabolous came because they liked that sound."
Admitting that his style often comes across as angry, the "B.M.F." producer says that his talents don't stop at street hits.
"I'ma still be angry and have my drums, it's still gonna blow your speakers but I know how to play the keyboard," said Lex. "I can come up with a melody that somebody like Trey Songz can sing like that, but it'll still have my drums."
And as he prepares to expand his career, the Southern gentleman who just welcomed his second infant daughter last month, says his success is still sinking in.
"I'm still surprised, a lot of people say that it ain't really set in yet," admitted Lex. "Jay-Z and Kanye West, that's cool to me. I'm enjoying it. I ain't gon' say that I've really got the feel of this position but I like what I'm doing. As long as my family's straight, that's all I care about."
What do you think Kanye West and Lex Luger's production will sound like? Are you anticipating West and Jay-Z's Watch The Throne LP? Tweet us at @MTVRapFix or tell us in a comment below!


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I can't believe that spring training is right around the corner. And that Shea Stadium is on its last legs*...
And tomorrow, join other Mets fans at the Willets Point Social Club (aka Willets Point stop on the 7 train) to say farewell to Shea, at 12 pm. According to Metsblog, the meeting will take place at the old Gate A (which is over by the Grand Central Parkway overpass traffic circle-type thing).
I am getting teary eyed looking at this photo. Thanks to Michael Leggett from Random Fandom for sending it to me (and allowing MSF to use). I would be there tomorrow but I have a previous engagement. Very sad. But on the bright side, going to Flushing on a 30-degree winter day is not my idea of a fun Saturday, no matter how nostalgic things may be.
Please share your stories if you go tomorrow!!


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