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Cannabis And Credit
Category: Culture | Posted on Fri, February, 28th 2014 by THCFinder
As most people know, there has been a large amount of controversy regarding the purchase of legal cannabis with a credit or debit card. While there are a lot of people who think that the laws are still pretty stiff, there has been a slight relaxation in the credit/debit marijuana crisis. To the surprise of some recreational users, their cards are now being accepted at certain stores, giving marijuana one more small step towards acceptance.
Both Visa and Mastercard started off in the cannabis business with a lot of reluctance and at first, the cards weren't accepted. But seeing as how both companies have polices regarding "illegal transactions" (and cannabis isn't technically illegal anymore), the two massive corporations are leaving the choice up to the individual banks, saying that while "the federal government considers the same of marijuana illegal but has announced that it will not challenge state laws the legalize and regulate marijuana sales". The credit card companies just realized how much money they stand to make, allowing legal cannabis to be purchased with plastic.
Owner of the Denver Kush Club, a dispensary located in Denver, Darin Smith, said that his store sold an estimated 45% of it's sales in credit/debit cards since New Years Day. There are numerous other stores that have reported that they're taking plastic. However, they refuse to release the names of the banks that they are currently working with. Either way, at least people are getting to smoke what they want, when they want it. They won't have to worry about their credit cards being declined when they want to get their smoke on!
Five Places To Hot Box
Category: Culture | Posted on Thu, February, 27th 2014 by THCFinder
Finding an enclosed space to smoke in can be really funny and if you're with good friends, can provide an awesome bonding experience. Or maybe there just isn't a spot that you can smoke safely and somewhere enclosed is your only option if you wanna get high. Either way, hotboxing is a popular stoner activity and there are always favorite places for stoners. Here are five of the best places to hot box, depending on where you live and what you like to do!
- A tent is the perfect place to hot box. Camping under the sky is a great experience and can be enjoyed alone or with friends. Just be sure that you prepare for any sudden weather changes and be sure to save enough weed for an awesome, nature filled wake and bake!
- Living in a snowy region can benefit stoners in the sense that you can totally build an igloo and hot box it. These structures take a lot of work to build but when finished, provide a dope smoke spot. Make a chimney (or don't) and enjoy the fact that you created a sweet little hut to smoke in.
- If you know of a quiet spot where cops don't frequent, hot boxing a car can be awesome. No matter where you park, you can always seem to find something cool going on (unless you're weird and park in front of walls or buildings and such). From people watching to beautiful scenes, the car is a great place to get baked.
- Feeling nostalgic? Build a pillow fort... And the proceed to smoke in it. The perfect balance of childhood and adult life, these forts make cool little spots to hang out in. Listen to music or maybe just build the fort around the TV. But whatever you do, be sure to smoke a ton of bud in it!
- Perhaps if you've just got crappy neighbors, the bathroom makes a good spot to hotbox. It's a small, closed off room that can provide you with a sneaky smoking spot. Not the best spot to smoke but hey, you gotta get high somewhere.
Beware; The Street Dealer
Category: Culture | Posted on Wed, February, 26th 2014 by THCFinder
Unfortunately, there are still scummy people that exist in the world and will do whatever they can to make a quick buck. When it comes to buying weed from street dealers, you really can't be too careful. There are some really sneaky tricks that people have developed to make bags weigh more or to even get their customers hooked on heroin, methadone, and other awful drugs that can cause addiction. It's sad that there are people who are low enough to do these things but it's important to be aware of these things in case you get a bad bag.
First of all, there's a huge difference between kief and sawdust. In my adventures around the internet, I did stumble upon a report that people were putting sawdust in bags of bud in order to make them weigh more. If you have bud that looks insanely bright and maybe flaky somehow, you should definitely second guess your purchase. The report went on to say that fiberglass and sand are also added to bags in order to add weight. Inspect your buds carefully when buying from someone you may not know very well.
More information I found stated that there are people that are spraying weed with liquid heroin, diazepam, and methadone. These drugs, while initially giving the user a buzz, wear off and cause withdrawal symptoms. People may never even know that they're addicted to the heroin and will just continue to buy more and more of the laced weed. What's even worse is that if people don't realize that the weed is laced, it will look as if the marijuana is what causes the symptoms and it will be another reason for people to hate on our favorite plant.
Just know that your street dealer may not be the friendly weed man that you think is your friend. While you may think that they'll never steer you wrong, bags get shorted, money gets mixed up, and apparently people will even add harder drugs to weed in order to make more money. When buying from a new weed man, you should always inspect the buds before paying for them to make sure that there are no odd looking signs that the bag may have been tampered with.
Legal Marijuana Problems Arise In CO
Category: Culture | Posted on Tue, February, 25th 2014 by THCFinder
When marijuana first became legal in Colorado, we knew that there would be problems that arose. We hoped that they wouldn't but it was pretty inevitable. In the small town of Penrose in southern Colorado, a place with only 3500 residents, they are beginning to see some negative effects of the impactful cannabis industry. Since the town is so small and there are seven approved grow operations in the small town, the other members of the community are worried that the marijuana may be harming their small town.
Apple Farm being the biggest grow operation in the town, with 17 green houses on it, most of which are full of cannabis plants. That's a good amount of plants and the neighbors are beginning to complain of the pungent cannabis smell leaking from the greenhouse walls. A group of concerned citizens has taken it upon themselves to make people aware of the problems that are beginning to occur because of the greenhouses, such as the smell, the use of the lights (which are bright at night according to neighbors), and the use of the small amount of water that the town has. The co-owner of Apple Farm, a man named Edward Vasquez, stated in an 11 New article that "we have been doing everything we can to be good neighbors in terms of odor control, light pollution, and water usage. Some of these things are pretty expensive."
The 17 greenhouses on Apple Farm have been equipped with blackout curtains to prevent light from leaking in to neighboring yards. In addition, there have been new air filters installed to assist in the decreased amount of smell as well as new watering systems designed to conserve. All of these changes were made voluntarily, as the town has no specific ordinances regarding this kind of issue. So in all fairness, at least the greenhouses are putting in a valiant effort to keep their neighbors appeased. The problems in Penrose will eventually be smoothed over and citizens will all be able to leave in peace.
Feminized Seeds Make All The Difference!
Category: Culture | Posted on Tue, February, 25th 2014 by THCFinder
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Girl Scout Profits From Dispensary Spot
Category: Culture | Posted on Mon, February, 24th 2014 by THCFinder
We all know that Girl Scout cookies are a hugely craved munchies snack among stoners. Thin Mints? Hell yeah, sign us up! A little girl in Phoenix discovered how much pot smokers love the Girl Scout cookies when she set up shop outside a dispensary. The 8-year-old, Lexi Menees, was given the idea by her mother, Heidi Carney, who was following the idea of a teenager who sold a ton of cookies at a dispensary in San Francisco a few days prior.
When the little girl showed up at TruMed Dispensary with her parents, she had somewhere between 100-150 boxes of cookies. In the few hours that they were out there, the little girl got rid of more than 50 boxes of cookies. Justin Menees, Lexi's father, said that this amount was far more then they would've sold outside of a grocery store, a valid point seeing as how you can just buy cookies inside the grocery store. A Girl Scout selling cookies right outside a dispensary gives patients a one stop shop for their meds and a snack.
While some people see an issue with this, the president of TruMed Dispensary and oncology nurse Lauren Gooding, says that she hopes that the presence of the Girl Scouts will help to eliminate the negative stigma attached to marijuana dispensaries. There was also a security guard on site to make sure that no one consumes or broadcasts a marijuana purchase, ensuring that Lexi was never exposed to the plant and it was pretty much just like selling at Walgreens or CVS.
The feelings of the Girl Scouts vary state to state. While some states, like Arizona, have had their spokesperson claim that as long as the child is safe, the parents have the choice of where to set up shop, others like Colorado have strictly prohibited members from selling at marijuana stores. The organization said that while the "recognize these are legitimate businesses, but we don't feel they are an appropriate place for girls to be selling cookies in Colorado".
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Glenmore Yoga and Wellness Center to host "Intro to Healing Touch" workshop
October 02 2016 - , 1 p.m., $10
Glenmore Yoga and Wellness Center, 10442 Ridgefield Pkwy., will host an "Introduction to Healing Touch" workshop from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Healing touch is a form of energy where practitioners use their hands to support physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health. Cost is $10. To register, call 741-5267 or visit http://www.glenmoreyoga.com.
"Party on the Avenues" planned at intersection of Patterson, Libbie Avenues
October 02 2016 - Local food, craft beer, live music and a Kids Zone , 12 p.m., Free
Party on the Avenues, a street festival celebrating the shopping, food and charm of the Libbie/Grove/Patterson Avenues area of Henrico, will take place from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the intersection of Patterson and Libbie Avenues (Libbie Avenue will be closed from Patterson to Guthrie). There will be local food, craft beer, live music and a Kids Zone with jugglers, face painting, moon bounces, games and more. Admission is free. For details, visit http://www.partyontheavenues.com.
NOVA of Virginia Aquatics to present 8th annual Short Pump Mile and Express
October 02 2016 - Location: Short Pump Town Center near American Family Fitness, 7:30 a.m., $15
NOVA of Virginia Aquatics will present the 8th annual C&F Bank/Mix 98.1 Short Pump Mile and Express Fun Run. The race will be held behind Short Pump Town Center near American Family Fitness, with the first heat starting at 7:30 a.m. This is Richmond's largest timed youth road race. All participants will receive a race t-shirt, medal and refreshments. Awards will be given to age group and overall winners. The School Participation Competition, sponsored by Pediatric Dentistry of Virginia, will award the top five schools with the most participants a total of $2,000 to be used for their physical education programs. Cost is $15. For details, visit http://www.shortpumprace.com.
Shepherd's Center continues its Open University lecture series "Lunch and Life"
October 05 2016 - Speaker: Robin Starr, CEO of Richmond SPCA, 12:30 p.m., Free
The Shepherd's Center continues its Open University four-week fall lecture series "Lunch and Life" at 12:30 p.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church, 9505 Gayton Rd. Robin Starr, CEO of Richmond SPCA, will present "The Richmond SPCA: Building on Ellen Glasgow's Legacy." A brown bag lunch precedes at noon with dessert and beverages provided. The series is open to all persons 50+ at no charge. For details, call 355-7282 or visit http://www.tscor.org.
The Havana Cuba All-Stars to present "Cuban Nights" at UR Modlin Center for the Arts
October 05 2016 - Pre-show Artistic Viewpoint Discussion planned at 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., $34
The Havana Cuba All-Stars will present "Cuban Nights" at 7:30 p.m. at the University of Richmond's Modlin Center for the Arts, Alice Jepson Theatre. The All-Stars stay true to an acoustic base and the traditions of the Cuban musical art form, while adding their fresh sound and inventive songwriting to create an extraordinary musical legacy of this wonderful country. Join the Modlin Center for the pre-show Artistic Viewpoint Discussion with University of Richmond Professor of Music Mike Davison at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $34. For details, call 289-8980 or visit http://www.modlin.richmond.edu.
Local pipeline, gas distribution companies to host pipeline safety, awareness program
October 05 2016 - Program designed to train first responders in the community, 5:30 p.m., Free
Local pipeline and gas distribution companies will host a pipeline safety and awareness program to train first responders at 5:30 p.m. at The Tin Pin, 8982 Quioccasin Rd. The event will include a complimentary meal and incident exercise for first responders in the community. First responder training will be provided at no cost. The pipeline and gas companies are working to establish the communication network needed to effectively manage an emergency situation. Continuing education credits may be awarded to attendees. For details or to register for the meeting, visit http://va.pipelnie-awareness.com.
MEDARVA Stony Point Surgery Center to offer appointments for seniors
October 06 2016 - Today's session features Dr. William Benson, ophthalmologist, 11 a.m., Free
MEDARVA Stony Point Surgery Center is educating the senior community regarding their overall health and giving them the opportunity to make a doctor's appointment. The fall health sessions are on Thursdays through Nov. 10 from 11 a.m. to noon at First Presbyterian Church, 4602 Cary Street Road. Today's session features Dr. William Benson, ophthalmologist.
5th annual Franco's Fashion Night Out planned at Franco's Fine Clothier
October 06 2016 - Proceeds benefit Greater Richmond Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN), 6 p.m., $30 or $50
The 5th annual Franco's Fashion Night Out will take place at 6 p.m. at Franco's Fine Clothier, 5321 Lakeside Ave. The event features a runway fashion show highlighting menswear from Franco's and women's special occasion dresses from Lex's of Carytown, a live and silent auction showcasing sportswear from Rodd and Gunn, a tapas-style international menu, sampling of Virginia and New Zealand wines and more. Admission is $30 for singles and $50 for couples. Proceeds benefit Greater Richmond Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN). For details, visit http://www.grscan.com/francos-fashion-night-out.
Sister Hazel members Ken Block, Drew Copeland to perform at The Tin Pan
October 07 2016 - This intimate, acoustic show is in support of their new album, "Lighter In The Dark", 8 p.m., $35 to $40
Ken Block and Drew Copeland, best known as two of the five members of the platinum-selling southern rock band Sister Hazel, will perform at 8 p.m. at The Tin Pan, 8982 Quioccasin Rd. This intimate, acoustic show is in support of their new album, "Lighter In The Dark," that topped Billboard charts. Fans can expect a high energy show with some brand-new Sister Hazel songs like "Kiss Me Without Whiskey" and "That Kind of Beautiful," as well as popular fan favorites like "All For You." Tickets are $35 in advance and $40 at the door. For details, call 447-8189 or visit http://www.tinpanrva.com.
Richmond Fertility Workshop 2016 planned at the University of Richmond
October 08 2016 - An educational workshop for couples and individuals faced with the challenges of infertility, 8:30 a.m., $10
The Richmond Fertility Workshop 2016, an educational workshop for couples and individuals faced with the challenges of infertility, will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Jepson Alumni Center at the University of Richmond. Speakers and breakout sessions will cover topics such as assisted reproductive technologies, third party reproduction, funding fertility treatments, finding support, male-factor infertility, pregnancy loss and more. Cost is $10 per person and includes coffee and lunch. To register, visit http://www.richmondfertilityworkshop.com.
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Reynolds CC to host sculptor Paul DiPasquale
Reynolds Community College will host Richmond sculptor Paul DiPasquale Sept. 28 as he shares his presentation "Art Talk, Why Art Matters" from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Conference Center Gallery of the Workforce Development and Conference Center on the Parham Road Campus, located at 1651 E. Parham Road in Richmond. This event is free and open to the public. > Read more.
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Skip to comments.Qantas A380 Out Of Service After Cracks Found In Wings
Posted on 02/07/2012 7:37:50 PM PST by GamecockEdited on 02/07/2012 9:26:45 PM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
SYDNEY Qantas Airways Ltd. (QAN.AU) said Wednesday it has taken one of its Airbus A380 superjumbos out of service after cracks were discovered in its wings.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxbusiness.com ...
I'll be flying to Asia later in the year, for the TRANSPAC segments I'll be on the 777. Those are great planes, IMHO.
Dreamliner and A380 ridiculous albatrosses and unecessary....
It's certainly hard to accept that cracks in structural elements are not a safety issue. Maybe they mean it's not an IMMEDIATE safety issue.
I still prefer the 747's but its getting harder and harder to fly them
"Just an ugly beast."
Not inside!
I flew on a Singapore Airlines A380 London Heathrow to Singapore.
GREAT accommodations, food & service, even in Economy!
I would love to believe this.
I'm not so sure, however. (Caution, I am NOT an engineer, so my opinion is merely intuitive reasoning.)
So, aero engineers, please help me out here.
Wing rib feet help translate the stresses from the skin (via the feet) through the ribs to the stringers and then concentrates on the spars and then the carry-through. Is this close?
If the feet are cracking, does this not mean that the stresses are exceeding the calculated loads (including safety margins); and that there might (might) be stresses that were not accounted for in design?
Again, I don't know, I'm just asking.
Lowest cost per seat mile double aisle aisle aircraft in the industry. More planes sold in the shortest time in history. Largest number of planes on back-order in history.
Yes, a real pig./sarc.
Lowest cost per seat mile double aisle aisle aircraft in the industry. More planes sold in the shortest time in history. Largest number of planes on back-order in history.
Yes, a real pig./sarc.
Ya don't have to be an engineer to know that the plane wasn't designed to crack - anywhere - at any time.
Forces are showing up of some magnitude and/or direction not anticipated. This would be understandable if the planes had undergone some unique maneuver or impacted some unusual object. But to crack under normal operations?...
Not cool.
From a story published by Bloomberg News Feb. 2006:
Airbus said a wing of a 550-seat A380, the world's biggest commercial aircraft, snapped during factory stress tests at its headquarters. The company said the incident won't delay the first deliveries due by the end of the year.
Airbus had to make design changes to the wing after it failed just below the specified ultimate limit in a stress test.
While it was still on the drawing board, I projected the 380 would have the shortest lifespan of any craft in the history of the commercial jet fleet.
No worries, Boeing is producing the next version of the 747 (747-800).
I'm glad Fedex didn't buy them. Wait until the 'too short' wiring problems arise.
I haven't heard about the wiring. What is the problem?
Well, they started production in 2010 and there are, so far, over 110 orders. Most of those have been for the Cargo version. Lufthansa is one of the Pax customers.
Sorry but in something that humungous there ain't no such thing as minor cracks. Minor cracks are found in potato chips, plaster walls, hand mirrors and junior plumbers not in something that takes me 7 miles into the clouds.
I hope more PAX airframes are sold. The 747 is the best aircraft out there for passenger comfort IMHO.
Here's my question. If brand-new wings, in an "uncracked" state, developed cracks, wouldn't it be reasonable to expect the "cracked" wings to develop new cracks on the old cracks? I mean, I'm only a dumb EE, but are cracked surfaces stronger than non-cracked surfaces?
If the answer to that question is anything other than an unequivocal "yes," than EADS' official position -- that the cracks represent absolutely nothing to be worried about -- is seen to be 100% poppycock.
Where have I gone wrong in my logic here?
That said, I'll gladly fly in the Dreamliner; and, I will take meticulous pains to avoid flights on the A380.
Send them to haiti for shelters.
"Dreamliner and A380 ridiculous albatrosses and unecessary...."
Obviously you are not in the aviation industry. The 737 are coming up for replacement, the 757 and 767 are getting a bit long in the tooth, airports want quieter airplanes, airlines need more fuel effeciency and less maintenance costs and more airtime.
Also, the 787 is NOT the same size as the A380. The 787, while coming out at the same basic timeframe, is not meant to be a competitor to the 380 in size. It is not even a replacement to the 747.
I agree. The last time I flew on one was with Cathay Pacific. Business Class was pretty comfy aboard that -400.
The 737 has just enetered a new generation - 737MAX with firm orders from Norwegian Airlines, Southwest, AA, and Lion Air.
Sorry but in something that humungous there ain't no such thing as minor cracks. Minor cracks are found in potato chips, plaster walls, hand mirrors and junior plumbers not in something that takes me 7 miles into the clouds.
I know. It is actually an exciting time to be in aviation, not as a passenger with the TSA and all, but from pilots to engineers there is all kinds of amazing work being done. There hasn't been this much activity in decades.
I remember the cracks on the then new jet, the Comet...except they developed around the square windows and resulted in the wings falling off in flight. Major engineering oops.
"Sorry but in something that humungous there aint no such thing as minor cracks"
Well, guess what? You've flown on all kinds of planes with cracks all over the place. There are a number of places where cracks can form without any structural integrity issues at all. To keep all cracks under control the plane would need to be built like a sky scraper.
...................The airline last month found "minor" cracks on another one of its A380s, but the spokeswoman said that the "type two" cracking that prompted the airworthiness directive hasn't been found on Qantas aircraft........................
Huh?? Quantus has cracking, but "airworthiness directives" haven't been found on Quantas aircraft??
So I guess that the "minor cracking" only needs duct tape, but keeping the aircraft out of service for a week means fiberglass tape and epoxy!
I agree. Also, the 767 remains in production and there have been some nice refinements in that airframe as well. I missed an opportunity to see a 787; one of the flight test airframes stopped by my local airport nearly a year ago. I still kick myself for missing that.
The wings didn't fall off until after the airframe exploded (catastrophic decompression).
"I missed an opportunity to see a 787"
It definately is an eye catcher! The cockpit is a pilot's dream. It is actually roomy and confortable compared to performing aircraft yoga to get into most of them.
The article claims the A380 experienced severe turbulence. I am surprised an airline would not take as many measures as possible to keep that giant structure away from bumps.
The A330 is one of my favorites.
"Well, guess what? Youve flown on all kinds of planes with cracks all over the place. There are a number of places where cracks can form without any structural integrity issues at all. To keep all cracks under control the plane would need to be built like a sky scraper."
But did these other planes show these cracks in the first year of service? Where these other planes made from carbon fiber components like my car which is delaminating in front of my very eyes?. Is this the material that in tests doesn't fatigue but sans warning suffers complete catastrophic failure?
I'm not an Airbus bigot by any stretch, but their prestige has taken a few hits with the 380 and the Air France crash.
Listen up gang.Words to live by."If it aint Boeing,I aint going.Carry on.
The Dreamliner an albatross? I don't think so. You do realize that they don't compete for the same market space, right? The Dreamliner is a far smaller plane intended for smaller markets.
cathay already bought one, but I think it's cargo only
I work at NWA for 17+ years and we call our A320's "Scarebuses".
All Airbuses are socialist, subsidized designs with minimalism written all over the design specs.
The A320 family is fraught with either crack warranty work for framing members that join the main deck to the fuselage where the wings meet the fuselage or warranty work on the pintles for the landing gear that had fasteners that were close tolerance fasteners, instead of interference fasteners, that led to the worrying of the holes and eventual replacement of said fasteners with interference fit fasteners which led to reaming, cold working, reaming and dedicated fasteners for each hole in the rear spar (part of the wet wing[fuel]), instead of one type/size fastener. All of these dedicated fasteners have to be tracked for the rest of the airframes life. What a maintenance nightmare.
There was also warranty work for the framing area of the tail strike area.
All of this warranty work was subsidized as was the original design and production of the A320 by the EU...no wonder they're collapsing.
BTW, the A350 is the wannabe competitor for the 787.....good luck with that Airbus.
Airbus is only short term competitive on price because of the subsidizing....it's as simple as that.
Even the avionics are cheap...Team, an Airbus avionics supplier, doesn't use gold plated pins internally in the board interconnect connectors.
I fought with them for several years before they would admit the the "dirty pins" was in fact galvanic corrosion occurring.
Pieces of crap....is all I can say....(after all that????).
Not necessarily.
My money would be on some deficiency in material or processing.
Years ago, Airbus management decided to support European contractors for the Electric Power Generating Systems (EPGS) on their new aircraft and the new A340-600 was to be the first to have an all-Lucas Electrics (UK) EPGS. This was too much even for the biggest users of Airbus products, including Lufthansa in Europe and Northwest Airlines in the U.S.
The major carriers refused any aircraft with Lucas (aka "The Prince of Darkness") as the primary EPGS. So, Airbus compromised and was forced to use the UTC Corp. Hamilton-Sundstrand EPGS as primary and Lucas for Auxiliary Power. But, as a final slap at Lucas, Hamilton-Sundstrand did all the aftermarket support for engineering and spare parts for Lucas products! Lucas was a world leader when it came to non-customer support and the airlines weren't about to be stuck with the Lucas albatross.
Entry of the A340-600 into service was a mixed bag. The Hamilton-Sundstrand EPGS performed well, but the Lucas Aux Generators were failing like popcorn due to main rotor bearing failure. When the main bearings failed, the debris fouled the cooling oil and, since the Aux Gen and APU turbine shared the same oil supply, this led to failure of the very expensive APU. Lucas was unable to fix the problem, so H-S had to come up with a working fix, the service bulletins to fix the problem, and field the kits for operators to make the fixes. Once implemented, the bearing failure in the Lucas Aux Gen went away.
I will not fly on an A320 of any kind. The A320 has the reputation of a flight control computer system that has been either the direct or contributing factor in at least three fatal and one nonfatal (that scared both crew and passengers almost to death). One of the fatal incidents was the crash of the A320-111 demonstrator on 26 June 1988. Here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_France_Flight_296 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airbus_A320_family#Accidents_and_incidents.
My next flight to Oz WON"T be with Qantas, everyone knows how cheap they are at maintenance. The A380 just makes the problems bigger.
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Jorge was selected for his continual positive attitude. Jorge has worked at Lakeside Inn since 1994 and has brought his positive attitude to each of the areas he has worked over the years – Accounting, Cage, Payroll and all of his current areas. Jorge positively motivates his staff. He is always agreeable to new challenges and takes them on with a smile. Thank you, Jorge, for your daily contributions. It is our privilege to work with you.
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Dave has displayed all of these qualities and many more since being hired in 1996. It is an honor and a privilege to have him as part of our staff. Congratulations, Dave!
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Longtime Slot Keyperson and relief Shift Supervisor, Donna Kichoff, was awarded Lakeside Inn's special Shirley Stroud Excellence Award for the outstanding personal recognition and warm, friendly service she consistently provides our guests. Shirley will always be with us in spirit and we feel she would be pleased with our choice. Like Shirley, Donna has always been one of our guests' favorite staff members. Guests return to Lakeside Inn day after day, year after year to see her.
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We are proud to announce that Patty Soleta, Housekeeping Supervisor, is the recipient of the Shirley Stroud Excellence Award. Patty has worked in the Housekeeping Department since Lakeside opened in 1985, always going beyond what is expected of her. On her own initiative she sewed custom drapes in the executive suite. Guests often ask Patty to decorate their rooms for a birthday party they are having.
Patty does all this without hesitation even though it burdens her busy schedule. Thanks, Patty, for your caring attitude and for being an excellent example of the Mission Statement in action.
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"I could always count on Ricky, whether it be for help in solving difficult situations or being there when I needed him. Ricky always had Lakeside in mind." -Bill Wagoner
We are fortunate to have such great staff! Time and time again, we are told that "it's the staff" as the reason why our guests keep coming back to Lakeside! Congrats and thank you to these excellent members of our team who are nominated and voted on by their peers.
July 2016 — Robert Wood
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The gas in the truck wasn't even full. Ironic given that the location is a gas station.
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The UHaul "office" is a garage that is kind of a mess. I would at least clean the garbage and get old junk off the floor or thrown out. Take some pride in your workplace.
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I like to think that I am fairly on top of and organized when it comes to keeping track of my email. However, I've always had the problem that Jocelyn Glei discusses in her forthcoming book Unsubscribe: How to Kill Email Anxiety, Avoid Distractions, and Get Real Work Done; similar to studies done with rats pulling a lever to get a pellet, I have relied too much on email to deliver a dopamine jackpot. Most likely the email will be a Google alert or another newsletter from that flower company I ordered from that one time, but maybe this one time it will be a great email from somebody I haven't heard from in a long time, or a client offering me a great high-profile gig for very little effort.
Glei's book came my way by a nice instance of serendipity. I reached out to her in hopes of interviewing her for a story I'm working on--we decided she wasn't the right person for my piece, but she still kindly offered to send me her book. I read it over a weekend and came away excited to try some new methods she suggests in order to feel more in charge of my email, not just in terms of letting it suck up so much of my time but not letting it suck up so much of my mental energy. I know often with how-to books I just skip to the bullet points but Glei very nicely breaks down the various reasons why we feel like email is in charge of us, which gave me some food for thought.
Here's what I am trying:
- Don't check email first thing in the morning. Instead, don't look at email until I've devoted at least 60 minutes to meaningful work, which I defined in a short list of the goals I want to achieve over the next several months.
- Schedule 1-2 times a day to check email for 30-60 minutes. Treat those times as "meetings" I show up at. I hope that this will encourage me to turn email off in the background and to set a time limit for responding to emails.
- Let go of the idea of "inbox zero" because it's a moving target. There is nothing preventing 20 new emails from rolling in after I've just responded to 40. In fact it's fine to just not respond to emails right away--or at all.
- Employ hacks in the form of Gmail mute, Inbox pause, and Unroll.me in order to cut down the number of emails that trickle in one at a time, quiet down long email strings, and temporarily stop new emails from showing up while I'm addressing what's in my inbox.
- Create my own "status bar" for the end of the day so I can feel the appropriate sense of achievement for the dozens of small achievements I pull off per day. Yeah, today I'm stressing out about a new part-time job I'm taking on and two deadlines I have on Friday but I'm also going to take a second to appreciate that I met a deadline, sent off a bunch of pitches, conducted an important interview, exercised, got some sort of food on the table, and am writing this blog post.
Of course, all these plans can't hack the unexpected, which is exactly what happened Monday -- nobody cares less for your work plans than your children. James came down with a fever and I needed to go and pick him up at daycare and then rock him until Steve got home to take over. So, so much for my beautiful streamlined plan to be more in charge of my time. But still--I got the first bullet point met, which was great because I was much closer to meeting one of my deadlines when I got the sick baby home than I would have been had I stuck with my previous emailing practice.
So anyway I would check out Glei's book if you also feel unsatisfied with your current relationship with email. It's a quick and enjoyable read (this might be a weird thing to praise but I appreciate how frequently she refers to the things we have to get done as "shit"--we all have shit to do, for better or for worse.) And if you don't hear from me as quickly as you're used to, I'm just being in charge of my email.


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CGI Developer's Resource
Author: J. M. Ivler with Kamran Husain
Publisher: Prentice Hall, Inc.
URL: http://www.prenhall.com/
Price: $49.99 US
Reviewer: Reuven M. Lerner
"CGI Developer's Resource" is one of many books released in the last year on the Common Gateway Interface. CGI enables HTTP servers to return not just the contents of an HTML file, but also the HTML-formatted text output from a program. (Like many other books on the subject, this book appears to have been rushed out.) There is a lack of attention to detail and the example programs are not well structured and are poorly presented.
Overall, I thought that the book was fairly well-organized, although a number of sections were of questionable value. Books cannot possibly explain all things to all people, and while descriptions of client-server programming, of thin vs. fat clients and of HTTP were all worthwhile, I felt that an explanation of how different types of firewalls work was probably unnecessary.
I disliked the authors' programming style, which used very few subroutines. If the authors were writing short programs, the lack of subroutines would seem reasonable, but there were several five-page program listings that lacked even a single subroutine. (In addition, there were too many unbroken blocks of code in the book.) True, the programs contain extensive comments—some of them holdovers from when the code was discussed and improved on the Internet, and others useful explanations of what the code is doing—but I would have preferred to see them designed as well as they were documented. Given that the front cover claims that the book demonstrates good software design, it would have been nice to see more modular code, perhaps broken up into reusable libraries.
The authors purposely ignored the existing CGI libraries for Perl, preferring to process CGI-related data on their own. Moreover, the authors explicitly decided against using Perl 5 (in favor of Perl 4), because of its object-oriented features; because it "would have required the explanation of the use of modules and OOP in Perl" and because "the folks supporting some of the Perl code shown here are not Perl programmers." Even non-Perl programmers can and should learn about Perl's error-checking and security mechanisms, which trap problems and make CGI programs safer and easier to debug.
Indeed, very little space was dedicated to the tricky problem of debugging CGI programs or of how to construct error messages that make it easy to find problems in CGI code.
One of the chief benefits of the CGI standard is its portability across platforms. However, as experienced CGI programmers know, portability is guaranteed for the standard itself, not for the languages or operating systems in which CGI programs are written. I appreciated the author's note on the first page of the preface, in which they acknowledge that "this text is a bit Unix-centric"—but that understates the non-portable nature of most of the code in the book. True, every program can be modified so that it will run on other platforms, and they require far fewer modifications than would be necessary if the programs were written in C. However, to claim that the programs are portable is a bit far-fetched, given their reliance on external Unix utilities.
A number of editing and production issues also bothered me: a large number of typographical errors and misspellings, a poor choice of font in program listings, explanatory notes printed on a dark background that makes some words almost illegible and an index that is far too small. There was also no mention of DBM files or relational databases, two data-storage technologies that every CGI programmer will probably use at some time.
There were several nice parts to the book. The program for a monthly-activities calendar was quite good, especially since it allowed for two different views of the same data. There is an extensive treatment of server-side includes, which contained a listing of variables specific to SSIs. Also, a mention of how to write CGI programs that retrieve data left by system utilities in flat files is useful information. The authors explicitly named the requirements for each project before embarking on it—something that I wish more software engineers would do in today's bug-infested world.
Overall, $50US seems a bit steep for this book, given that the programs are often similar to those you can find on-line, the explanations contain bugs and inaccuracies and the code is poorly organized. With some serious editing, this book could have been quite interesting—but in its current incarnation, the book is too weak to stand on its own.
Reuven M. Lerner is an Internet and Web consultant living in Haifa, Israel, who has been using the Web since early 1993. In his spare time, he cooks, reads and volunteers with educational projects in his community. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Join The Club - The Warrnambool Model Railway Club
This year on breakfast we're going to meet some of the local clubs and community groups who come together to share their passions in our region, starting with a group who like anything and everything to do with trains.
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Just down the road from the Warrnambool Train Station sits an unassuming shed, tucked in behind a wire fence on Wellington Street.
Inside the shed is a miniature world of cliffs, countryside, bridges, and trains - model trains.
The impressive layout is the home and meeting place for the Warrnambool Model Railway Club - a group which formed around 20 years ago and currently has around 25 members on its books.
Secretary Lindsay Bamford describes it as being mostly a 'Gentlemen's club' with members ranging from toddlers to retirees in their 70s.
Mind you they would welcome more members, especially women, to their ranks.
Kevin McSween is the Treasurer of the club and one of the more long term members - he says he first became interested in model trains when he was in the Army and looking for other things to do because he wasn't a drinker.
He quickly became hooked after spending a couple of nights exploring model trains and helping to build layouts.
Once you get into the world of model trains it becomes clear there are many possibilities with a range of different gauges and rail periods which members choose to concentrate on.
In Kevin's case he models N gauge trains based on the American Burlington Northern trains from the 1970s and 1980s.
Lindsay on the other hand is a fan of Victorian railways - in particular he models trains with local connections.
The club meets on Tuesday evenings where they run their trains on the layout in the clubroom.
They also work on creating new layouts, including portable ones which can be taken to schools and other displays.
The club hold an annual expo to show off their trains and the trains and models of exhibitors from elsewhere around the country - this year the expo is happening on the weekend of the twelth and thirteenth of January at the Archie Graham Centre in Timor St Warrnambool.
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Forget all the outrageous gossip about extramarital affairs and other nasty innuendos you've heard surrounding the impending Tom Cruise-Mimi Rogers divorce. The story we're hearing is that Tom was getting that seven-year itch four years early, and he wanted to scratch. But Tom also considers himself an honorable guy. So he opted to file for a divorce last month in Los Angeles rather than sneak around on Rogers (not that it would be easy for Cruise to go unrecognized). The word at this point is that Cruise is playing the field. As for Rogers, friends recently threw her a 35th-birthday celebration in Los Angeles that was described as her "coming-out party, of sorts."
Success is cyclical in Hollywood. Back in 1987, Paramount Pictures was Hollywood's top-grossing studio, helped by Beverly Hills Cop II and Fatal Attraction. But by the end of 1989, it had fallen to fifth place, behind Warner Bros., Universal, Columbia/ Tri-Star and Disney. The bad news for Paramount is that the 1990 forecast appears cloudy, since two movies the studio had been counting on heavily to turn its fortunes around are proving difficult to complete.
The first is The Hunt for Red October, based on the Tom Clancy thriller and starring Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin. Estimates throughout the industry place the film's cost in the $50 million range. What's more, Paramount scheduled a March 2 release date even though postproduction on Hunt has yet to be completed. Then there's The Two Jakes, Jack Nicholson's long-awaited sequel to 1974's Chinatown. In December, Paramount said Jakes would open on March 30 even though Nicholson himself had informed executives there was no way it would be finished on time. Now the studio has had to push Jakes's release back to the end of August. Our sources, however, paint an even bleaker picture, saying the Jakes wait could last all the way to Christmas.
Disregard whatever you've read elsewhere in recent weeks about Cher, 43, being pregnant. She's not. That is not to say there isn't Cher news: Cher's boyfriend, Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora, came off the road long enough to play on and help remix Cher's forthcoming single, Heart of Stone. The video of the song is expected to be shot on Valentine's Day. Then, in March, Cher starts her next concert tour. Also during March, she squeezes in the taping of an HBO special at the new Mirage hotel in Las Vegas. But, trust us, she's not pregnant.
Comedian Richard Lewis can now eliminate inappropriate anger from the list of subjects he regularly discusses with his therapist. On a recent lunch break from work, the co-star of ABC's Anything but Love was sitting at a red light in his two-door black Jaguar XJS when suddenly he was rear-ended by another automobile. Lewis jumped out of the car and slammed the door shut with such fury that the window shattered all over his car seat. Ironically, when Lewis and the other driver examined Lewis's rear bumper, neither could find even one scratch. Lewis now says, "I have such low self-esteem, I have no choice but to sue myself."
Fourteen years is a long time between car washes, but better late than never. A sequel to Universal's 1976 hit movie Car Wash, whose large cast included Richard Pryor, thirty-something's Melanie Mayron and the Pointer Sisters, is due to begin filming in May. Titled Re-Wash, the film will be directed by actor Forest (Bird) Whitaker. The cast has not been set. And, according to Gary Stromberg, producer of both Car Wash and Re-Wash, the downtown Los Angeles car wash used in the original was recently torn down and replaced by a mini mall.
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Tweetdeck for iPhone to reach end of life on May 7Twitter on Friday finally put a date on the upcoming TweetDeck closure, announcing that all iPhone, Android and AIR apps will be pulled on May 7, while Facebook integration is scheduled to end on the same day.
TweetDeck for iPhone.
As reported in early March, Twitter will be killing off TweetDeck for Apple's iOS, Google's Android and Adobe's AIR mobile platforms, as well as Facebook assets, in the coming weeks, and according to an announcement on the company's blog, the discontinuation will take place on May 7.
Previously, the microblogging giant didn't put a specific date to the shutdown, saying to expect the move in "early May."
Twitter will be focusing on web-only development for TweetDeck, and expects to keep the dedicated Web and Google Chrome apps versions alive. In addition, desktop versions of the app will still be available to Mac and PC users and should receive regular updates.
Twitter purchased the real-time conversation tracking app in 2011 for $40 million and has since groomed it into a powerful web app.
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A day like today September 14 Mr. Israel Lopez Cachao was born. Cubans used to call him simply "Cachao" , he had won many Grammy awards as well as a star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Cachao died in Miami in 2008. He is credited with creating the Mambo in the late 1930's. I want to share with you this video of Cachao on the base and another Cuban master Bebo Valdez on the piano.


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Aït Ourir, Marrakesh
Located in Morocco's mid-southwest, Marrakesh is Morocco's fourth-largest city, and one of Africa's busiest cities. Historically, the city has been a significant religious and cultural centre as well as a key trading hub. Today, trade remains a mainstay of the local economy, with tourism playing an important role as well.
Our Children's Village is located in Aït Ourir, a town of around 20,000 people, located around 20 miles east of Marrakesh. Located on the banks of the Ourika River, Aït Ourir is an important market town in a predominantly agricultural region. To the west is Morocco's economic heartland; a region traditionally looked on as the gateway to the Western world.
Social division and widespread discrimination
Morocco was originally settled by the Berber people, an ethnic group indigenous to the region of North Africa west of the River Nile. Today, the population is largely Arabic, though pockets of Berbers are still found in the countryside, often living in poverty. A lack of access to education means poverty persists from generation to generation, and many Berber people are moving to cities such as Marrakesh to escape hardship.
Because Berber people usually come to the city with no formal qualifications, urban life is often no easier for them. Parents often lack official documentation such a birth certificates for their children, making it harder for them to claim support. Single mothers in particular struggle to meet their children's needs.
Consequently, prostitution is commonplace in cities like Marrakesh. This is a dangerous trade - women risk not only legal repercussions, but in also face social ostracism in Morocco's Islamic society.
Racial and ethnic discrimination makes it even harder for Berber people to pay their way in the city. Although the Berber language, Amazigh, is one of Morocco's official languages, fluency in Arabic and French is nonetheless viewed more favourably, further damaging Berber people's chances of success in the city.
Children vulnerable to exploitation and violence
Such is the scale of poverty amongst disadvantaged people in the area that children from poor families often end up begging on the street or engaged in child labour. Unaccompanied children are vulnerable to all manner of dangers, from organised crime to drug abuse. Those working as street sellers or domestic servants often fall victim to the commercial industry.
Not only do such circumstances leave children vulnerable to exploitation and violence, they also stop them attending school. With education often the only way out of generational poverty, children from poor families must have access to all the opportunities they need to avoid a future of hardship and poverty.
What is SOS Children doing to help?
SOS Children has worked since 1985 to help Aït Ourir's most vulnerable children escape a lifetime of poverty and enjoy the childhood they deserve. For children unable to grow up with their families, we provide a loving home with an SOS family. Cared for by an SOS Mother, each child is nurtured and supported throughout their childhood, receiving the very best education and healthcare, and benefiting from the opportunities that every child deserves.
Education is a core part of our community work. Along with children from out Children's Village, vulnerable youngsters from around Aït Ourir attend our nursery and primary school. By providing deprived youngsters with quality learning, we aim to ensure every child is equipped to succeed in later life.
In an area where a good education is far beyond the reach of many children, we give young people the life chances they deserve - chances that simply would not exist without SOS Children.


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Friday, July 8th, 2016
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On Sunday's Cool Weather
"No big deal, felt like just another spring practice for us."
On getting his team ready
"We're enjoying Orlando right now and that is what the early part of this week is for. But for the most part, our guys are coming to the practice field ready to go. We want our players to enjoy Orlando, but as we get closer to midweek, hopefully our guys will spend more time in the hotel and getting ready for the game. It comes down to maturity."
On Playing LSU
"It's going to be more than tough…real tough. LSU is an excellent football team, very talented and well coached. They came on strong the last six ballgames and we're going to have our hands full."
On Sunday's Cool Weather "Little disappointed but I guess it's supposed to warm up tomorrow."
On Playing LSU and a possible Big Ten - SEC Rivalry "I haven't really thought about who we are playing too much in terms of a rivalry. We are more concerned about playing the best we can play."
On The LSU Coaching Situation
"I think it will have a positive effect for LSU. It will be his last game with his team, so I think his players will want to come out and play hard and win for him. As far as how it will affect us, I don't really see it as an issue. We are just worried about going out and getting our job done in practice and getting ready for the game and it really doesn't matter who is coaching their team."
On the Fort Lauderdale native's efforts to get game tickets for family and friends
"I've managed to get about 21 together from myself and teammates. I really need to find some more. I didn't think it would be that tough, but my guys aren't coming through like I thought they would."
On what practice has been like so far
"We're basically going through fundamentals. Making sure everything is still sweet…working on conditioning. We want to stay in stride and make sure we don't get lazy."
On being a Floridian playing in Iowa
"Iowa is a great place to play. Being from Florida, all you hear back home is about Miami and the Florida Gators. It's kind of funny, but when I told my friends at home I was going to play for Iowa they said "What's that the potato state?" and I said…no…no…that's Idaho…but it doesn't matter, I just enjoy playing there."
On LSU Running Game…
"It's good, it's real good. They've got great running backs and you better gang tackle or they are going to break loose for a lot of yards. They got a good offensive line. We can handle them but it is going to be a great challenge. Our main concern is not to let them dominate on the ground. We need to hold their backs in check and keep the quarterback from scrambling around."
On the weather…
"It's a little cold down here, but it's supposed to get warmer tomorrow. Hope it does, I'm going to hit "Wet and Wild" tomorrow afternoon."
On Playing LSU…
"I think we feel confident no matter who we play…we feel we have a chance to win."
On your last game as a Hawkeye…
"It's crossed my mind. I want to go out with a bang. It's going to be a lot of fun. We have a lot of fans coming down."


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Babies' spatial reasoning predicts later math skills
Spatial reasoning measured in infancy predicts how children do at math at four years of age, finds a new study published in Psychological Science.
Spatial reasoning measured in infancy predicts how children do at math at four years of age, finds a new study published in Psychological Science.
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When the eyes are open, visual information flows from the retina through the optic nerve and into the brain, which assembles this raw information into objects and scenes.
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A blood test developed by researchers at Duke Medicine showed more than 90-percent accuracy in distinguishing between viral and bacterial infections when tested in people with respiratory illnesses.
(Medical Xpress)—Yale researchers eradicated most melanoma tumors by exposing them to a fast-acting virus, they report in the June 15 edition of the Journal of Virology.
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Austrian Airlines A320 whit Retro Livery departing from RWY 25
Very nice surprise, made my day!
...'AUA275H' from 16...
Was really glad to catch this special scheme during my trip to Dusseldorf. Here is the retro Austrian Airlines A320 taxiing around the DUS ramp. Looked great in the sunshine. (5D2/70-200F2.8LIS)
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Europe vs. Russia: Swedish Military sends MOST ADVANCED air defense Missiles to Czech Republic
Russia would get MAULED by Europe...add USA in there, and its a complete overkill. wait a second, didnt a bunch of afghan farmers destroy and collapse the Soviet army? lol silly useless slavs.
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Russia is seriously running out of cash
by Ivana Kottasova @ivanakottasova September 16, 2016: 12:03 PM ET Russia is bleeding cash at an alarming rate. After almost two years in recession, the country's rainy day fund has sh
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Location: Syria | Leaked: Sep-17-2016 in Other News
Kyrgyzstan: 'Russia did not annex anything' – Putin responds to Ukrainian Ambassador...
V. Putin "The first thing I would like to say: Russia did not annex anything. Whatever happened with Crimea is the result of unlawful actions of certain political forces in Ukraine who had brought abo
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Location: Bishkek, Chuy Province, Kyrgyzstan | Leaked: Sep-17-2016 in Ukraine
Unholy Alliance: Russia's Pro-Western Opposition Openly Joins Forces With The Far-Right
FOREWORD by Tatzhit "Exposed: Who Wants To Dismantle Russia?" is a REN TV documentary that uses factual evidence (publicly available video, interviews, or in some cases paparazzi tactics)
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Location: Moscow, Moskovskaya oblast, Russia | Leaked: Sep-14-2016 in Ukraine
Russian's pleas to Putin fall on deaf ears as Russia's economy forces people out of work
Around 200 former employees of a brick factory in Russia's Ural Mountains region were laid off in May without warning. Many can't afford basic necessities including food and school supplies for thei
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Antonov tell Russia to suck it. They are going with non Russian parts.
Ukraine's airplane company Antonov is severing ties with Russian suppliers. Russian companies couldn't deliver so they are being replaced. This could effect the Russian military leaving them without a
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China and Russia conduct naval drill in South China Sea
China and Russia join hands to form alliance against US threat in the region.
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Why Turkey is now allied with both the USA and Russia
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Donald Trump Goes On Russia TV Defending Vladimir Putin
Donald Trump joined Larry King on RT's (Russia TV) and was asked about Russia's intervention into the presidential election. Trump told the Russian government's backed TV station that it was "un
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Russia: Age no obstacle to love. Ancient skeletons found holding hands
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Taking Political polls in Russia makes you a foreign agent.
Who knew? Taking independent political polls in Russia makes you a foreign agent.
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Russia eyes Arctic deal with Denmark
Russia eyes Arctic deal with Denmark With Denmark and Russia making conflicting claims on the North Pole, a Russian minister has suggested that the countries reach a delimitation agreement.
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Rose Bay Vacation Packages
To get a real feel for the various sights, sounds and textures of Hobart, step out and discover nearby areas such as Hobart, Sandy Bay, and Montagu Bay.
Holiday makers in Rose Bay, keen to deepen their appreciation of this area, will appreciate the nearby museums and theaters. Visit some of the noteworthy museums including the Maritime Museum of Tasmania. To experience the city's dynamic artistic culture, book a show at one of the much-loved cultural performance centers such as the Playhouse Theatre.
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