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Although, as basic physics teaches us, every action has an equal and opposite reaction, so with the explosion of Metallica came the fallout of all those shitty metal-influence bands clogging up radio waves.So Jason Newsted could offer the world something more than Flotsam & Jetsam.Jason Newsted is basically the coolest thing Metallica have had going for them since Burton's untimely departure (Rob Trujillo is nifty but he was still better in Suicidal Tendencies), and he's been responsible for some truly great Metalli-moments at that. Nobody can claim to hate Garage Days Re-Revisited or his part in Some Kind of Monster, which aside from former Metallica member/Megadeth founder Dave Mustaine's presence is the only thing that white elephant has going for it. Without Newsted's surge in popularity, we also wouldn't have the resuscitation of Voivod's career, which is clearly much cooler than, well, you know who's ongoing debacle. Of course, we wouldn't have had Echobrain either, but we digress.So the world would finally recognize how cool the Misfits were.Misfits founder/vocalist Glenn Danzig owes a lot to Metallica and vice versa. Hell, metal as a whole is indebted to the Evil Elvis. Still, a lot of it hinges on Burton. He had a tattoo of the Crimson Ghost when neither skin art nor the Misfits were socially acceptable (not that he cared) or popular. Moreover, he forced the rest of the Metallicats - and later many millions of fans - to realize Glenn Danzig's brilliance, prompting them to record cover versions of some of their coolest songs and that would arguably be their best work to date. And let's face it, only the Misfits, the Ramones and Motörhead are responsible for ensuring that both punks and metalheads can get along anyway.Metal journalists/purists wouldn't have anything to gripe about if Burton were still here.How many of us have founded our careers on bitching about Metallica sucking since Burton's departure? In retrospect, even ...And Justice ror All is pretty bloated and weak. If Burton were still alive, Metallica would ostensibly still rule and we'd have nothing to mock, hate or write really stupid lists over.Cliff Burton was the cool one.Look back. Hell, look at today. Lars is a weasel, Kirk seems spineless and James is just a dick. He didn't become the cool guy in the band until Cliff was gone and even they will probably tell you that. In every interview since, they all point out how they revered the dude like he was a heavy metal Jesus and, depending on your religion (mine being metal), for Jesus to save mankind, he had to go. 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This hasn't been reported in much detail, save a few Tweets here and there, but the competition committee's recommendations regarding hybrid icing, mandatory visors, shallower nets and goaltending equipment will be either approved or declined in terms of getting okayed by the Board of Governors as the NHL's General Managers meet tomorrow in Boston.
Per the NHL's media website, the meeting's going to be a long one:
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The presidents of Russia, Ukraine and the European Commission have agreed to hold talks on disputes over gas and an EU-Ukraine free trade agreement, in parallel with efforts to stabilise the security situation in Ukraine, the EU said on Thursday.
The talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso are intended to be held in person, a European Commission source said, but it is not yet clear where or when.
Raising discussions of the disputes to the level of presidents appeared to offer hope of a possible easing of tensions over Ukraine, immersed in a crisis which has sent relations between Russia and the West plummeting.
Barroso spoke to Putin by telephone on Thursday to discuss ways to ease the crisis in Ukraine, the Commission said in a statement.
"It was agreed to hold consultations between the presidents of Russia, Ukraine and the European Commission on the issues related with the implementation of the (EU-Ukraine) Association Agreement as well as on the supply of gas, in parallel with the efforts to stabilise the political and security situation.
"The concrete arrangements for these talks will be further discussed through the appropriate diplomatic channels," the Commission said.
A series of three-way talks over a gas dispute bringing together the energy ministers of Ukraine and Russia and European Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger broke down in June, prompting Gazprom to cut off gas supplies to Ukraine.
Since then, Oettinger has held bilateral talks with Ukraine's energy minister and is scheduled to meet Russia's energy minister on Aug. 29 to try to restart trilateral discussions on resolving Russia's row with Ukraine over how much it pays for its gas.
So far, the disruption of Ukraine's gas supplies has not had an impact on EU consumers, but Ukraine is a transit route for roughly half of the gas Russia ships to the European Union, which relies on Moscow for about a third of its energy.
The EU has also held talks with Russia to try to calm Kremlin fears over a wide-ranging free trade pact that Ukraine has signed with the 28-nation EU which Russia says will be harmful to its economy.
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This book will save your life: Alexa Chung has It and here she shares It so we can all have a bit of It too!
Alexa Chung doesn't do, she just is. Well, she's done a bit - she's inspired a bag and an eyeliner, for example. And she has an exceptional relationship with her Converse and her denim hotpants. But her debut book is best understood as one great big enhanced selfie. How did we ever manage without it?
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It seems to me," the great critic William Empson said, "that the chief function of imaginative literature is to make you realise that other people are very various, many of them quite different from you, with different 'systems of value' as well …"
By these standards, Alexa Chung's new book It is a triumph. It is Alexa Chung's explanation, in words and pictures, of how she became an "It girl" and what is involved in maintaining this glory. It is an eye-opener, a marvellous prompt to the understanding of human difference, not to mention compulsive reading for all those of us still hoping against hope to become thus sanctified ourselves.
Naturally Alexa Chung is too cool ever to refer to herself as an It girl anywhere in the text, let alone investigate the origins of the term. A pity really, since they're interesting.
It is quite a venerable term, it turns out, with a respectable literary origin. The legendary trendmeister Rudyard Kipling invented It in his 1904 story Mrs Bathurst: "It isn't beauty, so to speak, nor good talk necessarily. It's just 'It'. Some women will stay in a man's memory if they once walk down the street." And Clara Bow popularised the term for ever with her 1927 silent romcom, It, playing a shopgirl who's so much got It she pulls the boss.
Alexa Chung has got It too and here she shares It so we can all have a bit of It. It's a book I've been waiting for myself. It has a slightly peculiar structure, we must admit, for being an It girl is not an actual job that you can describe in any kind of logical or sequential way but a holy state in which any and every expression of yourself, however trivial or apparently irrelevant, is mystically Itty just like that.
It's no use being like the impatient questioner in the White Knight's song from Alice Through the Looking-Glass, who shakes the aged, aged man from side to side and cries: "Come tell me how you live. And what it is you do."
Chung doesn't do, she just is. Well, she does a bit. She's done a bit of modelling and a bit of journalism, a bit of TV presenting and a bit of advertising. She's inspired a bag and, recently, an eyeliner. And now she's done a bit of writing, a bit of drawing and a bit of photography.
She told Vogue: "Drawing is probably the main, number one thing I can do — that I'm best at." Looking at the drawings reproduced here — rudimentary faces with big eyes spangled with stars — we have to hope that's not true.
Some of the captionless photos seem a bit random too — a supermarket trolley with pumpkins in it, some shoes — until you realise that simply by being hers they're just It. Luckily, many of the pictures are of Chung herself — the whole book is best understood as one great big enhanced selfie — and she is, thanks to a happy combination of Chinese and British looks, exquisitely photogenic.
My favourite is the one where, in a little black dress emphasising her preternaturally long arms and legs, she mopes forlornly next to a tomb marked "Einstein", as though overcome with sorrow that they never had a chance to confer (although it is not clear whether or not she knows that Einstein actually had his ashes scattered to frustrate lurkers).
Her prose style is equally self-referential, quite rightly. She tells us lots about herself here, which is just what we want. The first person singular is not shunned. "I have a weird mental block every time I go shopping that means I forget what I already own the moment I cross the threshold into the store," she tells us. And: "My relationship with my denim hot pants is incredibly special," she confides. Me too, me too! And: "Eyeliner aside, sometimes I go crazy and add a red lip to my make-up look, but it has to be a very special occasion." Doesn't it just?
An important word for her is "referencing", which means alluding to — definitely not copying — a style "icon". Thus she tells us that Lolita is her favourite book and "she's also my favourite character to reference when getting dressed in summer months" although "it can look ridiculous if you're under 16 or over 25 but I'm willing to keep paying tribute to this limby literary icon … at least for the time being". Lolita, in the book, is 12; Alexa is 29.
So much does Alexa have It that she can find herself referencing icons even before she knows she's doing it. "My addiction to cat-eye eyeliner started long before I knew who I was referencing," she tells us. Only afterwards did she find out it was Cleopatra from Ancient Egypt and Ronnie Spector from The Ronettes.
That sets a high standard for us all. Only when Alexa begins to admit that she sometimes has to work at it does she let herself down. "Looking effortless takes a lot of effort," she complains. "When I get new Converse I dedicate some time at home to shoving mud on them so they don't look squeaky clean." Such a shame to let daylight in on the magic like this.
Much more like It is the way, discussing her great love of karaoke, she says: "I understand very little about not wanting to show off but thankfully I have friends who would rather crawl under a bus than sing in front of a crowd to educate me in the psyche of others." That's the ticket. Other people are very various, many of them quite different from you. Few books make that quite so clear as It. It's the business.
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What better way to kick off the 2013 NFL season than with a complete list of unsubstantiated power rankings?
The questions abound: How healthy is RG3's knee? How will the newly minted head coaches make their mark and, more specifically, just how many plays will Chip Kelly and the Eagles run per game? And how will Tom Brady and the once-mighty New England offense respond after the firestorm that was their offseason?
No one can say for sure, but let's not let that stop us. Here are power rankings, from best to worst:
Sophomore slump for quarterback Russell Wilson? Please. This guy is magic, and so too is the "Legion of Boom." The Hawks are flying high these days.
QB Colin Kaepernick will have to deal without favorite target WR Michael Crabtree, but Anquan Boldin is a nice consolation prize.
No Von Miller for six games is a concern, but No. 18 quells most issues.
Rookie running back Eddie Lacy should make things a lot easier for Aaron Rodgers and company. It's scary to think the Packers haven't had a 100-yard rusher in 43-straight regular season games.
Running back Steven Jackson > Michael Turner seven days a week and twice on Sundays.
Six of Tom Brady's seven top receivers from last season are gone. Gronk can't return soon enough.
Head coach Mike Shanahan and star quarterback Robert Griffin III have an interesting relationship.
Three-time Pro Bowler Ray Rice is approaching the dreaded 1,500-carry mark, but thankfully he has the talented Bernard Pierce alongside him to shoulder the load.
QB Drew Brees can't get much better than 43 touchdowns, right? Then again, Sean Payton is back.
Jay Cutler in his contract year with a new head coach who loves to throw the ball? Gaudy numbers should be expected -- but what about those classic Cutler interceptions?
Jason Garrett and Tony Romo have yet to make a single postseason together.
Andre Brown broke his leg, but Eli Manning will really enjoy handing the ball off to electric second-year man David Wilson this season.
Mike Wallace got paid, but is he worth that much cash?
Year three for Cam Newton should produce big things, in spite of head coach Ron Rivera's ineptitude.
The Chiefs are a trendy sleeper team with Andy Reid as its new coach. First overall pick Eric Fisher instantly makes this offensive line formidable, as well.
Expect a major comeback year from Larry Fitzgerald with itinerant quarterback Carson Palmer under center.
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The Rams drafted a 5-foot-8 receiver eighth overall, but Austin is worth the price. He should instantly become one a favorite target of Sam Bradford. It should be noted that 6.8 percent of Bradford's career passes have gone for 20 yards or more, which is the lowest rate in the league for passers with 1,000 attempts or more over that time frame, according to Grantland.
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Rosedale Little League All-Stars feel they were unjustly disqualified from participation
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - The Rosedale All-Stars were disqualified by Little League baseball and the issue has a lot of parents and players angry all over the Central Valley.
In 2012 the under-10 year old Northwest Bakersfield All Star team won the Cal Ripken World Series. Most of that team is is now 12 years old and play in the newly formed Rosedale Little League.
"Bakersfield hasn't had Little League in over 20 years so we started the League out here at Fruitvale Norris," Rosedale League president Don Snow told 23ABC on Friday.
The two team league formed an All-Star team that went on to win 2 post season tournaments but found themselves disqualified after multiple team protests. One such protest came from the Porterville Little League All-Stars.
"You are trying to take a very good baseball travel team and put them under the biggest spotlight at that age group," the president of Porterville Little League Thad Reece said.
The biggest spotlight would be the Little League World Series on ESPN.
Wanting your kids on National TV is not a rule violation but making a travel ball team into Little League All-Stars is.
Without commenting on how the Rosedale All-Stars were disqualified, the Little League HQ in Williamsport, Penn provided 23ABC the rule applied to Rosedale's disqualification.
"Eleven of the twelve 12 year old's played together on a travel team," Snow explained.
And that fact alone does not warrant disqualification, rule d section 5 continues,
Under no circumstances will any team or group of players, which did not play on the same team for the previous regular season in the same division of a chartered local Little League, be placed together onto a regular season team in that local Little League. Such players must be processed through the Little League Draft Selection System as noted in this regulation.
The Rosedale Little League draft formed two teams out of a draft, one all 11 year olds and the other all the 12 year olds in the league.
"The coaches just picked them," Snow said of the Rosedale draft.
Whether Rosedale's League draft was legitimate is just one of many concerns raised by teams in the Central Valley that led to disqualification. The other rule Little League HQ provided 23ABC states:
"If I have fourty 12 year olds and four 11 year olds how am I supposed to get eight 12's on a team?" Snow said of the rule, "the rule doesn't make sense and they should have told us. What if they said you should have known the rule? I say we are a new league, there's stuff we're going to miss, the book is 400 pages."
"They feel like their team's heart was crushed," Porterville president Reece said, "so was our team's."
"This is about the kids," Snow said, "they were out in 108 degree heat 3 times a week practicing and there's no reason they should have been denied this."
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The classic battle of man vs. fish has resulted in dozens of blockbusters and bestsellers. But the drama and adventure that makes these stories great are noticeably absent from most fishing practices in this day and age. Take, for example, sharking.
A recent article in the Sun Herald outlines a simple three-step process for hunting sharks. Follow a shrimp boat. Wait. Stick your pole in the water.
Shrimp boats, after pulling trawls throughout the night, collect their shrimp and then throw the rest of the catch overboard. This "bycatch" is a smorgasbord of dead or dying fish, and a "feeding frenzy" of sharks quickly ensues. According to the article's author, Al Jones, "fishing behind anchored shrimp boats can be an awesome experience once a feeding frenzy is under way."
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Grigson was promoted to a regional scout in 2010 and was in charge of scouting the eastern half of the country after previously scouting the central and southeast regions during his first season with Arizona and scouting the Midwest and eastern sections in his second season.
A Highland, IN native, Grigson was a linebacker/defensive end at New Mexico State from 1997- 99 before transferring to the University of Northern Iowa in 2000. He finished his collegiate playing career at William Penn University in 2002 as he recorded 54 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, two sacks, one forced fumble and two pass deflections.
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The new rulers of cyberspace
As the Internet address system goes private, some fear unaccountable oligarchy - or absolute anarchy.
Monday 02 November 1998
Their names, with the possible exception of the technology pundit Esther Dyson, may not mean much to the average Web surfer. But the changes they will implement are momentous, freeing the Net from US governmental control.
The result, depending on who you believe, will either be a golden age of free competition and self-regulation, or the subjugation of the Internet to an unaccountable oligarchy: a privately owned toll-booth on the information superhighway.
The addressing system - which allocates domain names, such as independent.co.uk, and matches them with numerical addresses, allowing traffic to flow online - has long been administered under US government contract by a private firm, Network Solutions, and the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA). But faced with international pressure, and overwhelmed by the sheer size of the task - Network Solutions can register 7,000 new domain names in a single day - Washington has been trying to extricate itself or the last two years.
The team named last week will include an executive committee made up of Dyson, who was chosen interim chairman; Michael Roberts, interim president and CEO; Gregory L Crew of Australia; and Hans Kraaijenbrink of the Netherlands. Other initial board members include Geraldine Capdeboscq of France; George H Conrades of the United States; Frank Fitzsimmons of the United States; Jun Murai of Japan; Eugenio Triana of Spain; and Linda S Wilson, president of Radcliffe College in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Together they constitute the embryonic form of the private, non-profit body that will take over the job. In a field where inventing a new acronym is always to be preferred to recycling an old one, the organisation has been optimistically baptised ICANN: the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.
As well as administering the most popular "top-level" domains - .com, .org, .net, .edu and .gov - ICANN will be able to create new ones, such as the much-touted .store for retail operations and .per for personal homepages. Private companies will then be permitted to establish registries dispensing the new domains to businesses and individuals. Ira Magaziner, President Clinton's chief adviser on Internet policy, summarised his hopes for the new arrangement earlier this year with a barrage of upbeat adjectives: the new body would be "non-profit, independent, decentralised, transparent, international and focused on a limited set of tasks".
Others, though, have grave doubts. The Electronic Frontier Foundation is spearheading calls for the new rulers of cyberspace to be made more accountable. Otherwise, says Barry Steinhardt, the foundation's president, "We'll have a private corporation running a public trust, administering much of the infrastructure of the Internet without constraints. ICANN is going be in a position to recognise, or refuse to recognise, the existence of entities on the Internet. So, hypothetically, if Amnesty International wants to register the name amnestyinternational.org, ICANN would be in a position to say they couldn't - for totally arbitrary reasons."
The Internet consultant Gordon Cook, in his online publication The Cook Report, seems even more concerned. "What gives [the designers of ICANN] the right to function by stealth as the designers of Internet governance for the entire world? They say they are benevolent, but they have deceived the rest of us to create an ICANN that clearly fails the tests that the US government has set for it," he writes.
Then there's the alternative nightmare vision - not of shadowy oligarchy but chaotic anarchy. As top-level domains proliferate, so will opportunities for so-called "warehousers" to register company domain names, demanding inflated prices to release them: a headache for big business and a cause, no doubt, of much glee among the growing ranks of Internet lawyers.
Whatever version of the future proves correct, says Jonathan Zittrain, the executive director of Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet and Society, the cumulative power of the huge online community of ordinary users could yet give them the last word. "The hope is that out of a process that hasn't been entirely open you arrive miraculously at a new organisation that is. That's exactly the stage we're at now. [ICANN's] bylaws have huge holes in them, especially regarding accountability, but if they don't handle it well, they'll be tossed out."
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On Tuesday, April 29th, Nintendo released a video with the cast of mega64 that discussed their plans for E3, including a Super Smash Bros. Invitational, the Nintendo Treehouse, and the Super Smash Bros. Smash Fest.
The premise for the video was that the mega64 crew created "Reggie Fils-A-Mech" to invade Nintendo Headquarters and get all the juicy new games info ahead of E3.
The first thing the video mentioned was the invitational tournament for Super Smash Bros..
Watch live as 16 highly skilled Super Smash Bros. players take each other on in the first-ever Nintendo-sponsored Super Smash Bros. tournament. We'll share more information soon about the invited participants, the announcers, and how fans can view the tournament in person and via webcast.
This shows that Nintendo is going to get 16 of the worlds' best Smash players and pit them together in an official tournament. This tournament will take place in LA during E3 at the Nokia theater.
The fact that Nintendo is opening up their content for videos and streaming is a step in the right direction, as they have been getting a lot of negative press for putting a copyright claim on all videos including Nintendo games. Hopefully Nintendo will start opening up to YouTubers and Streamers more and more in the following months.
The next thing the video mentioned was the Super Smash Bros. Smash Fest at Best Buy.
Play the new Super Smash Bros. for Wii U game before it's released, only at Best Buy.
During E3, Best Buys around the nation will be letting people play the new Super Smash Bros. This is pretty cool for people not going to E3 who want to play the new Smash. So if you want to get your hands on some of the new Smash, go to Best Buy during E3.
Get an in-depth look at some of Nintendo's hottest games on Nintendo Treehouse: Live @ E3. Join our Treehouse game experts for game demos and much more, live streaming from the show floor.
The Treehouse appears to be an actual place in which game experts will look at new games and live stream. It's like Nintendo's personal 24-hour reporter looking at all Nintendo has to offer. It should be interesting.
The final thing mentioned in the video is the Nintendo Virtual Event.
Game fans, this is the one you've been waiting for. Tune in to the Nintendo Digital Event at 9 a.m. PT for a look at what's in store for 2014 and beyond.
The Nintendo Digital Event is where it will be at. This is where all the news will be, and what is in store for Nintendo's long-term future. It should be interesting to say the least.
A news tidbit not mentioned in the video is that Nintendo will NOT be revealing new hardware at E3, even though many people say Nintendo has some hardware up its sleeve.
But we'll just have to wait.
And wait.
And wait, for six weeks.
Six whole weeks. Darn.
Andrew Gray said:
Hey Jack,, what day is the digital event? You mentioned time, but not day.
4 months ago
Jack Solomon said:
I couldn't see anything about it on the website, to stay informed check out e3.nintendo.com
I assume it will be during e3, but I am not sure
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I originally booked three easyjet flights for July. They are three separate flights, different days but all appear on the same booking reference number. Now I have changed my trip itinerary somewhat (was originally going to Iceland! - figured this was not a good year for that) so I have now booked one new easyjet flight (and got a new booking reference number). I still want to use one of the three original easyjet flights, but will not be taking the other two.
So my question - if I do nothing, but don't' show up for the first easyjet flight (which was from Amsterdam to Rome on july 7) will by reservation for the second flight (which is from Rome to Dubrovnik on july 14) still be valid? I know if you book on a regular airline and don't take one leg of a journey that the rest are automatically canceled. But this was three separate flights so I wouldn't think that would apply. I just don't want to do nothing, then get to the airport on July 14 and be told my reservation was canceled since I didn't fly the july 7 flight.
I can't find info on how to do this anywhere on their site - nor can I find a phone number to call easyjet from the US.
How do you cancel easyjet flights
I originally booked three easyjet flights for July. They are three separate flights, different days but all appear on the same booking reference number. Now I have changed my trip itinerary somewhat (was originally going to Iceland! - figured this was not a good year for that) so I have now booked one new easyjet flight (and got a new booking reference number). I still want to use one of the three original easyjet flights, but will not be taking the other two.
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Easyjet don't 'do' cancellations as I understand it. You have the option to change your flight but any cancellation is non-refundable.
In answer to your question, because these are 3 separate flights I think you are correct in your assumption that you can miss these flights but still take the other. But I also think you should definitely check for sure.
Here's the phone number given on the website...
0044 870 6 000 000 (calls made to this number will be charged at the prevailing overseas call rate)
When I asked the question about phoning them, there is also a little box coming up with a 'talk to us live' option - maybe that would work and be cheaper than a phone call!
Otherwise you'll have to email them. On the easyjet homepage there is a link at the top 'help', which takes you to a questions/answers page. From here click on the bottom link to FAQs and Contact Us.
Ask a random question, and when the answer page comes up, there is an 'email us' link.
Good luck, and please post back with the answer as this is an interesting query.
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Thanks Julia
I may try that phone number, I hadn't found that one (could only find numbers to call from within Europe)
I would prefer to email them. The email us link does not work. It keeps saying my sign in info is not valid. However I can sign in and see all my bookings so obviously it is. Just not on the email page. The chat live function looks promising, except they say to check back later that no one is available now.
I google searched and - no big surprise - this is a common problem - and one that does not seem to have an answer. The best I could find was in an article that said you could email the CEO at firstname.lastname@example.com So I have tried that, we'll see if it works (not holding my breath).
So if anyone does have a customer service email please let me know.
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I just had another look at the website, this time 'going in' via the Company Information link at the bottom of the homepage, and thence to Site Services, and found this which may be of more help to you...
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Thanks julia. I did receive a response from the email I sent. It was actually very prompt. And the answer is that yes, you can miss a flight and it won't affect any others on the same booking- in cases others are searching for this info.
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Deniliquin pair on Ghana mission
Deniliquin's Tom Edwards and Hannah Nisbet are raising funds locally for a Ghana School of Excellence, where they both spent time in 2012 teaching local children.TYLA HARRINGTON January 4, 2013 6:35am
Tom Edwards and Hannah Nisbet travelled to Ghana, Africa to work with less fortunate children last year, and now they're raising money to build the children new classrooms.
In only four months the Deniliquin pair have raised $1700, but still need more help from the Deniliquin community.
With their help, children will be taught in classrooms instead of under a mango tree outside.
Located on the west coast of Africa, together they worked with a charity called United through Sports.
The charity recently set up a school called the School of Excellence.
Hannah said the experience was ''awesome'', especially teaching extra curriculum to someone her own age (19 years-old).
''It was very much (rewarding), the boys I was teaching were like my brothers,'' she said.
The children are extremely talented soccer players and from very poor backgrounds, she said.
''They were being taught outside just under a mango tree, so it's a pretty big step,'' Tom said of the Ghana experience.
''The thing behind it is that we want to teach them that education is more important than football.
''So we used sport as a reward in the afternoons after they have been learning during the day.
''The kids are extremely talented football players, a couple of them are in the process of receiving scholarships.
''We were basically the first people at the school.
''Hannah set up the school curriculum and we started to build new classrooms, which aren't finished yet but it's getting closer and closer.''
Tom and Hannah looked after about 60 children between the ages of four and 19 years-old.
Tom stayed for three months and Hannah for five months, both starting in June last year.
Originally the pair were going to travel elsewhere, but when plans fell through they looked to volunteering in Africa. And they are glad they did.
Tom will travel back to Ghana in August this year and said he ''definitely'' recommends becoming involved in the rewarding experience.
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In the meantime, she plans to attend Catholic University in Melbourne this year to study International Development.
Back home, Tom and Hannah still want to do what they can to help their new friends in Ghana.
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Cut wax paper to fit the bottom of (3) 9 x 1 1/2-inch round pans. Spray the pans with cooking spray, place the wax paper in the pans and spray the paper.
In a large mixing bowl combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt, mixing well.
Measure the 1 ¼ cups of milk in a 2 cup measuring cup….then add enough vegetable oil to bring the liquid up to 1 1/3 cups.
Add the milk/vegetable oil mixture, butter and vanilla to the flour mixture and beat with an electric mixer on medium to medium-high speed for 2 minutes, scraping sides of bowl as needed.
Add the eggs and continue beating an additional 2 minutes. Divide the batter among 3 bowls and add the different colourings to each bowl and stir till you get lovely vibrant colours.
Pour batter into prepared pans.
Bake at 175°C for 20 to 25 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted near center of cake comes out clean, or until cake springs back when touched lightly in the center.
Cool cakes on wire racks for 15 minutes; remove from pans and cool completely.
In a large mixing bowl beat the butter, milk, espresso mixture and half the icing sugar until smooth. Gradually add the remainder of the icing sugar to produce a butter-cream of a smooth and creamy consistency.
Spread a generous amount of icing in between the layers and assemble the cake. Next use the remaining icing to cover the cake. Decorate with any red, yellow and green sprinkles you can find in keeping with the Reggae theme.
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