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Evidence of the circumstances in which an automobile on a rainy night struck a pedestrian at about the middle of a street beneath an elevated railway structure warranted a finding that the operator of the automobile was negligent, and did not require a ruling that the pedestrian was guilty of contributory negligence.
A physician, who, although not a specialist, had been in general practice for many years and had been the attending physician of a decedent and familiar with his physical condition, might properly be found qualified to give opinion testimony that the decedent's being struck by an automobile brought about a cerebral thrombosis in view of an existing heart disease and caused his death.
TWO ACTIONS OF TORT. Writs in the Superior Court dated August 30, 1944.
The actions were tried before Collins, J. There were verdicts for the plaintiff, and the defendants alleged exceptions.
H. S. Avery, for the defendants.
P. E. Troy, for the plaintiff.
LUMMUS, J. These are actions of tort, brought by the administrator of the estate of Lyman P. Mott, to recover for personal injuries to the plaintiff's intestate on June 16, 1944, and his subsequent death from those injuries. The defendants are respectively Joseph Cianci, the proprietor of a taxicab, and Myer Gray, who drove it as the servant of Cianci. The evidence most favorable to the plaintiff tended to show the following facts.
The plaintiff's intestate was a man of more than seventy years, travelling on foot, who, about ten o'clock on the rainy evening of June 16, 1944, was crossing Main Street
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from east to west in that part of Boston called Charlestown, near the intersection of Baldwin Street. Main Street is about fifty-nine feet wide, and has in its center an elevated railway structure supported by posts within which are two sets of surface car tracks. Gray was operating the taxicab northerly upon those surface car tracks, in about the middle of Main Street, at the rate of about twenty-five miles an hour. There was no other traffic in the street. Before crossing, the plaintiff's intestate looked both ways without seeing any traffic, and he looked again before reaching the first or easterly car track. The plaintiff's intestate was not behind any post, and was seen by Gray when as much as ten feet away. The plaintiff's intestate had nearly crossed both sets of car tracks when he was struck. Gray did not testify that he slowed down at any time, in compliance with G. L. (Ter. Ed.) c. 90, Section 14, before striking the plaintiff's intestate. See Tookmanian v. Fanning, 308 Mass. 162, 165.
We think that the negligence of the defendants was a question of fact for the jury, and that the plaintiff's intestate was not shown to be negligent as a matter of law. There was no error, we think, in the denial of the motions of the defendants for directed verdicts in their favor.
Since there was evidence of negligence on the part of the defendants, damages could properly be assessed for the death according to the degree of culpability. There is nothing in the record to indicate that they were not so assessed.
The defendants excepted to the admission of certain evidence given by a physician named Nauen. That witness testified that he was in general practice, was not a specialist, and was the family physician of the deceased, whom he had last treated on May 17, 1944. He testified that the deceased before the collision had an arteriosclerotic heart disease. He testified that the collision was the cause of death, by causing cerebral thrombosis, in view of the existing heart disease. He testified that he had been in general practice for about twenty-eight years.
It is elementary that the competency of an expert witness
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is largely within the discretion of the presiding judge. Commonwealth v. Bartolini, 299 Mass. 503, 513. On the whole, we think that the opinion of the experienced physician, who was familiar with the deceased and his physical condition, and was his attending physician, could be received upon the question of the cause of death. Choicener v. Walters Amusement Agency, Inc. 269 Mass. 341.
Exceptions overruled.
[Note 1] The companion case was brought by the same plaintiff against Myer Gray.


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St. Paul's Church in Brookline
Minutes of the Vestry Meeting
December 14, 2010
Present: The Rev. Jeffrey W. Mello, Rector; Steve Kelley, Senior Warden; Georgia Smith, Junior Warden; Beverly Estes-Smargiassi, Treasurer; Benjamin Norton, Clerk; Jeff Brown,Liz DeSelm, Roger House, Elizabeth Laurencot, Jim Margolis, Steve Morrissey, Fred Muehter and Ginny Willcox
Not present: Madeleine Taylor
Agenda was moved and approved.
The September, October, and November minutes were moved and approved as amended.
Rector's Report
Bishop's Visitation Review
A letter was received from the Rt. Rev. Bishop Bud Cederholm expressing his pleasure at Saint Paul's energy and commitment. The recent visitation at Saint Paul's was the bishop's first since formally announcing his retirement and there was a nostalgic glow to the service.
In addition to discussing ways in which our community might strive to grow deeper as we grow larger, the question "Are we more clergy-driven or lay-driven?" was addressed. In response two scenarios were offered. One had the St. Paul's community represented as a wheel with the Rector as the hub and the various missions as the spokes. Another had the Rector in the role of Master Switcher overseeing a number of wheels, at the hubs of which are lay people and perhaps the Rector himself. Also discussed were the concept of "Ministry Deliverer vis a vis Ministry Developer" and the focus our energy/activism.
Vestry members noted that it would be nice to have the bishops visit more frequently. Jeff noted that while the bishops would welcome the opportunity to visit the parishes of the diocese more frequently, it is unlikely due to financial and scheduling limitations.
Priest Advocate
At Saint Paul's we are fortunate to have a number of supply clergy among our numbers. Dick Downes and Anoma Abeyaratnehave expressed interest in being called upon as celebrants for services such as the mid-week eucharist and women's retreats. Dick and Anoma will be invited to be non-stipendiary Priest Associates. Priest Associates are affiliated with a parish for licensure reasons. The change would have no direct impact on Jeff's workload. The topic was tabled until the January vestry meeting.
Spiritual Director
The possibility of finding a Spiritual Director (SD) for our community was introduced. The SD might hold monthly meetings to deepen and strengthen ones relationship with God, host the quiet days in Advent and lent.
Spiritual Director
Christi Humphreya new member of our parish is a graduate of the Spiritual Direction Institute and the Episcopal Divinity School. An SD could be pictured as of a therapist for your relationship with God.
Annual Meeting
Growing Deeper is the theme of the Annual Meeting to be held on January 23rd. As our parish grows, small groups become even more important, the wheels that Jeff oversees and steers. Seating according to ones ministry affiliation or interest, and a Ministry Booklet (distributed at the annual meeting) were discussed as ways to keep the focus on introducing and drawing new parishioners to our various ministry options. As the Annual Meeting falls in the middle of the program year it is a perfect time to revitalize existing mission ties and create new ones. Lucy is currently gathering Purpose Statements from each of the missions for use in the Ministry Booklet. It was observed that the Annual Meeting is becoming a mission of its own.
Warden's Report
Clinton Path Agreement Update
The New Agreement with Clinton Path has been approved and it is in place. Eli Laurencot and CWT were instrumental in the development of the final document.
Capital Appeal Committee Recognition Gift
Vendors are being contacted for quotes to repair the light in the vestibule between the central building and the sanctuary. The repair will be dedicated to the tireless work of the Capital Campaign Committee.
Nominating Committee
A short list has been developed and the candidates are being contacted.
Staff Gifts
Gifts of $100 cash for each employee were voted and approved.
Capital Appeal Committee Celebration
The event themed "Let Your Light Shine" is planned for January 8th. Ginny Willcox and Roger House are working on the invitations. The teens will be the wait-staff. All tips will be used to fund teen activities. Childcare will be provided.
Stewardship Drive Update
A good number of pledge cards have been received. More cards will be printed. The Stewardship Committee will continue to encourage all parishioners to participate.
Treasurer's Report
Various line items adjustments in categories such as plate income, pledge income, and stipends were explained. The music budget has been reorganized to reflect the current conditions. The vestry voted and approved that up to $3000 be drawn from the Robinson Kraft Music Fund for music related expenses.
Budget Committee Update
The budget is being restructured for increased transparency and accurate representation on a foundation that is program-based. Ways to balance the budget without increasing the endowment draw were discussed. The budget will be voted on in the January vestry meeting and presented at the Annual Meeting.
Bell Tower Update
The cleaning and repair of the bell tower in the bidding phase. The work may be covered by insurance.
The meeting closed with a prayer at 9:30
The next vestry meeting will be on Tuesday, January 18, at 7:30 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Ben Norton, Clerk

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President Moon Jae-in on Friday commemorated the Gwangju pro-democracy uprising in 1980, with a renewed pledge to bring to justice those responsible for the military's bloody crackdown.
"Today, I solemnly commemorate those killed in Gwangju and look back on the tears of many citizens who did not hold back to defend the values of democracy," Moon wrote in a Facebook message.
The president noted much about the uprising and the military's armed crackdown on what was initially a peaceful demonstration continued to remain hidden even after nearly four decades.
|President Moon Jae-in (AP-Yonhap)
"The reason we are more ashamed today is because of the fact that we still do not know everything even after 38 years, and that we still have not been able to heal the wounds of the victims," he said.
The remarks came after recent reports and testimonies of some female victims of sexual assault by military personnel then cracking down on the democratization movement.
Moon vowed to bring those responsible to justice, saying the government will soon launch a joint investigation team of the defense, gender equality ministries and the National Human Rights Commission.
"It will do its utmost to make sure the dignity of each and every victim is restored," he said.
He also offered his gratitude to the victims, noting their sacrifice and courage to go up against the then military government was what allowed not only his election but the peaceful daily lives of all.
"Because of Gwangju, we, ordinary citizens, could remember what justice is," Moon said. "The candlelight vigils were a resurrection of Gwangju in May 1980, and that is what led to the birth of the Moon Jae-in government." (Yonhap)


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Lately I noticed a lot of CPU and network activity after 7PM-ish while connected to the company VPN. Task Manager tells me that the top two CPU and network users are Antimalware Service Executable and the VPN daemon.
Apparently it's scanning the mapped network shares, all 30TB of 'em! Over the internet! When I unmap the drives, the activity stops immediately.
Things I've tried:
- Excluding the root folders on the drives in Defender settings.
- In elevated powershell:Code:Set-MpPreference -DisableScanningMappedNetworkDrivesForFullScan 1
- Registry:Code:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Scan\DisableScanningMappedNetworkDrivesForFullScan = 1
But to no avail.
I've been a long time microsoft user, but this "operating system" is starting to annoy me more and more. After every non-trivial update things I changed are being reset and new things start happening that have me hunting for solutions for hours. If microsoft continues this trend windows 10 will become unusable for me and I'll have to switch to Linux.
Have any of you experienced scanning network shares over VPN lately? Is it doing something else? A quick scan? I want it to completely ignore network shares.


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Reputational risk is a key element in tax risk management as it is it not only considers individual tax risk but also sees how tax risk may influence the positions in other areas, negatively or positively.
If a company is associated with unacceptable behaviour, the suppliers or vendors may choose to change contractual relationships and it could impact shareholders value.
For management purposes the objective is to predict the mindset of the public opinion.
Chris Needham, GE's Global VAT and GST Director: "Look, for example, at the UK. There have been some abusive avoidance schemes in the UK over the years. Most advisers have left these behind them, but as a result, the tax authority has increasingly been addressing boards about controls and processes, asking: "Is this the kind of thing that you want your business to be seen to be doing?" They're trying to change behavior at a board level by changing board attitudes." From EY Tmagazine Issue 8
A non-exhaustive overview of question to ask
- Is the public opinion important for tax planning and the company's business objectives?
- What is the impact if due to lack of control measures the company is accepting (known or should have known) to be part of fraudulent activities
- Has the public opinion changed due to economic climate?
- What drives public opinion?
- What is the impact on the reputation of the indirect tax function if planning is implemented and becomes unforeseen public knowledge?
- How important is the reputation of the tax professional to establish company's tax objectives such as tax controversy ('enhanced relationships' with tax authorities).
via GITM Forum: Indirect Tax And Managing Reputational Risks


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In fact, it allows you to do so right from your email. Win prizes like: event tickets, merchandise, and life-changing resources while you spread the word.
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Dianne Wells July 23, 2017 at 10:19am
Each morning I share Godetry on my Facebook page which is all about reflecting God's words of wisdom and guidance in our lives. The message is needed, so we can all be grounded in Christ and find our way through the cacophony of cellphone chatter to hear his voice.
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I am always looking for content to share with the women around me. It's difficult to come up with original content every single day. I am finding more and more women who are hungry for the Word of God. They are seeking, so being able to have an additional resource would be awesome! Praise be to God for the work he is doing through women today. Let us minister to the hurting through the resources we have been given much the same as those back in Jesus' day.
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I know that God gives some of us gifts to disciple and minister and it's up to us to build on those gifts! I know I'm in a season of where God wants to stretch me in ways I once thought unimaginable to reach people and build lives!
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I believe I have been gifted with several of these characteristics for leadership and sometimes feel led to step out and lead the way. I'm praying about it and earnestly seeking God's will in this.


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Home > Account Manager Publishing Selling to High Schools in the USA
Veritas – Account Manager (6 month contract)
Veritas is Ireland's leading religious publisher and retailer. The company seek a sales manager to be based in their Head Office at Abbey Street Dublin 1. The 6 month contract role will focus on the successful conversion of sales leads for Credo –Veritas's secondary school religious education series -which is sold to high schools in the United States.
Account Manager - Benefits
Annual Salary €35k/€40k depending on experience.
Full Training will be provided.
20 Days Annual Holidays.
Working with a busy and friendly team.
Possibility of long term role within the organisation
Account Manager - Role Responsibilities
On a day to day basis you will follow up queries from High School teachers in the USA.
Devise a lead generation campaign targeting US dioceses.
Technical support for admin setup, teacher login and Credo online resources.
Customer service support for initial editorial questions/concerns.
Customer Service/Help Desk answering customer queries.
Monitor and Service of all website inquiries.
Customer support / fulfilment for all third party book distributors.
E-mail communication for follow up.
Account Manager - Key Requirements
A proven experience in closing sales in the education sector
Proficiency in IT/ Microsoft systems an advantage
Be proactive and capable of taking initiative
Be articulate, self-motivated and able to adapt quickly to new situations
Keen attention to detail
Preferred 5 years sales experience
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Welcome to Project Real Life REDO, a project to re-start the (closed and finished) Project Real Life Workshop with some friends. Project Real Life was a 4Expert course by by Becky Higgins I took care of Big Picture Classes. I'm documenting the class prompts and then I'll include them in my Project Life.
Week 3 was all about Nurturing Relationships. In past weeks, I've spent a lot of time thinking about the week's topic, but last week's national events put me in a mental slump. So I'm sort of going to double up on my mulling the topics over and my private journaling this week. I also wasn't as intentional about gathering the photos, so most were taken with my phone. I really wanted to get a good family photo of the four of us, but I'll have to do that this week sometime instead. (Our sidebar family photo is a year old now!) I was surprised to find that I had photos for all of the prompts, even if I didn't intentionally take them. That makes me feel good about my level of relationship nurturing.
Here's what I documented for Week 3:
You + Them
This is a blurry hold-out-the-phone photo, but I love it anyway. Most nights, we cook and eat dinner at our kitchen table, but a night or two a week we'll eat on TV trays and will snuggle up with a show. We'll eat spread apart and then will pile on the couch together when we're done.
We try to catch Once Upon a Time every week; it's a family favorite. Eating together, talking about our days, and getting away from the screen as a family is very important to us, but sometimes tuning in and being physically and laughing together all snuggled up is good too.
Ordinary Task
The point of this prompt is to show how ordinary tasks bring us closer as a family, and that is so true. We talk and laugh and play as we do family chores together. Taking care of the plants is no exception, as the kids are a big part of the daily maintenance of the gardening and Jake is a big part of the big weekend garden projects. But I wanted to focus on the relationship between the plants and I. I didn't expect becoming attached to them (they're just herbs, vegetables, fruits, flowers, and bushes, after all!), but taking care of them and nurturing them does something, and I feel a sort of love towards them now. (In fact, I'm about to go rescue them because it's supposed to freeze today, which is INSANE because I was wearing shorts outside yesterday.)
Those Who Helped Mold You
There are so many people that fall into this category, because with my messy extended family life, I really was raised by a preverbal village. But my grandparents are always the people I think of first. The Count Every Blessing layout is going in the same week of Project Life too, so that will be perfect. I actually might try to dig up a picture of my grandparents together (Grammy, my grandmother, passed away seven years ago) and write about how they both helped to mold me. I also want to take the time to document how my parents and various relatives impacted me as well.
Family Time
Most of our family time is spent doing everyday stuff. We like to cook together, play together, go on walks, watch nerdy movies, go to the park, read together, visit family, and go on weekend adventures. We have impromptu dance parties, do crafts, and play soccer. In fact, we're pretty much always together. We're mostly in the same room, unless someone is in need of some quiet time (usually me).
Even if we're doing different things, we prefer to be in the same room together. I love that about us, and I hope it doesn't change too much as the kids get older.
Love Language
My sister Taylor spent the weekend with us, and I am amazed at how much she loves and shows help. When she's just hanging out, she fits right into the flow of the family and acts like she lives here. She changes diapers, helps keep Jonas out of trouble (harder than it sounds), grocery shops with me, and helps me cook. In this photo, she's snuggling with the kids watching Curious George with them on her computer. After the kids go to bed, we pop in a scary movie for some sister time. I love that she shows her love by being so helpful, and how loving and amazing she is with her niece and nephew.
I loved looking for meaning behind my normal everyday relationships last week, and I'm excited to organize and simplify this week.
Check out the rest of my Project Real Life posts.
If you're doing a Project Real Life REDO too, head over to Document Life Workshop to link-up and to see what Allie and Alissa are doing!


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kitchen design
Why you need to use dark natural wood in your kitchen design!
Wood has always been the ultimate superstar while designing a kitchen, whether its modern or classic and traditional, wood never fails to add warmth, style and class to the place. There are many tones for wood ranging from dark to very light suiting all tastes. if you read the following lines you will learn more about the exciting magical and irresistibly chic style of dark natural wood.
The Contemporary rustic styles for designing kitchens has been very popular and trendy lately because it gives you the advantage of adding and mixing old and new styles together in a very beautiful way .choosing to use dark wood in decorating your kitchen and cabinets can be a very interesting and bald choice to make. Not to mention the fact that wood also gives warmth and adds to the coziness and comfort of the place.
Dark rich colors of wood can vary from beyond medium brown to dark black .it adds glamour to your kitchen and gives you options to choose freely the decorations and colors that will complete and flatter the look of the beautiful design. Lighting is the secret ingredient while choosing dark wood tones .you must make sure that the kitchen has enough lighting whether natural sunlight with enough windows or artificial lights, this will create a balance between the dark tones and space so as not to make your kitchen look smaller.
People who have a lot of space in their kitchens may face an opposite problem .it's important to make sure you also choose the right size of the kitchen cabinets and balance the proportions between them, flooring and windows space. Making the choice of using dark wood colors for all the cabinets and kitchen furniture may not be the best idea. The look will be extremely dark and sometimes may come off as overly dramatic.
It would be better to choose some colorful furniture items to decorate the kitchen along with using dark wood and mixing slightly other lighter shades of wood for the rest.
Dark natural wood is always a very fun, interesting and unique style to consider while designing a kitchen that would be the main masterpiece of your home. If you are a fan of drama and formality or contemporary rustic style then dark wood is definitely the best choice for you


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From the Democrat and Chronicle:
"A classic car to help area veterans. With Veteran's Day just around the corner, raffle ticket sales are underway for a chance to win a 1977 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz that will help Warrior Salute Veterans Services in Rochester.
The raffle is part of an event to honor those who served. This year, just two days before Veterans Day, retired Army Capt. Sam Brown will come to Rochester as the keynote speaker and guest of honor at the second annual Salute: A Toast to Our Veterans, hosted by CDS Life Transitions and Warrior Salute Veteran Services. The event will take place 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, at the Strathallan Hotel in Rochester."


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Hapoel Heading to Winner Cup Final
Curtis Jerrells leads Hapoel to victory over Maccabi Rishon Lezion and onto the Winner Cup final
On Thursday night, Hapoel "Bank Yahav" Jerusalem faced Maccabi Rishon Lezion in Nahariya for the Winner Cup semi-final (the Winner Cup is Israel's preseason tournament). Curtis Jerrells had a great night with 26 points, Hapoel won 93-81 and they will face Maccabi Tel Aviv in the final tomorrow. Watch the game highlights:
Beside Jerrells' good performance, the boxscore also highlighted Travis Peterson who finished with 13 points, Lior Eliyahu with 12 points and Amar'e Stoudemire with 10 points and 6 rebounds.


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Petition II, Part II-Bring back Fontana Race to IndyCar
Please Note: This petition goes directly, to those involved in IndyCar, the Auto Club Speedway, and the city of Fontana, California's mayor.
If any of you watched the last IndyCar race at Gateway. The first thing that caught your eye's was the crowd. This doesn't happen by accident. It happened because Gateway had a sponsor Bommarito that loves IndyCar, and they put their money where their mouth is. They also know that promoting such an event is a year long endeavor. And not a promotion shown on TV at 3 am on public access television.
Having said that, and no offense to the Gateway race. Anyone who has watched an IndyCar Auto Club Speedway race in person, or on TV. Knows the excitement that this race brings to IndyCar fans. And next to the Indy 500. IndyCar had nothing then, or now on it's schedule, that came close to the wow factor of that race.
By signing this petition you are being pro-active, and not just sitting on your couch complaining, but actually helping to bring this great race back on the IndyCar schedule. People that can make this happen have asked to see our interest. It cost me nothing to put this petition together. And it cost you nothing to sign it, or not! This is the moment for all of us to be part of the solution. If you have nothing positive to say about bringing back this great race. That's fine. Please just keep it to yourselves.
Below I will write what I propose to bring back this great race. Feel free in the comments section of petition, to give any feedback. Nothing is written in stone. And my idea's are not law, nor do I think my idea's are any better than your's. I just put in the effort. And now you can as well-
Paul Palmieri
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My idea for a promoter, and title sponsor of the Auto Club Speedway race- I want to put together an offer to the people at Publishers Clearing House.We would make this a year long campaign with PCH, and IndyCar which means heavy television, and print advertising throughout the year, up until race day.
How I would do this promotion is to have PCH giveaway one-million dollars to one lucky fan on race day, at the track,on live TV, during one of our commercial breaks. (They would find the fan with the winning ticket stub, and present check live, and in person at their seat)
Secondly, one fan watching at home would also have the chance at winning one-million as well. PCH, would show a number during the race, that would be the winning number, for a lucky viewer. Not only will this bring in more fans to the race, but it will also up our TV ratings, being that you must be watching the race, and text email, Instagram, etc.. your winning number by photo to the PCH people.This is also a perfect chance for Verizon to get involved. I would have people that use the Verizon IndyCar app, get two chances to win the million. Again not written in stone, just an idea.
We need someone like Bommarito at Gateway Motorsports. Someone with a passion for IndyCar. Willing to advertise, advertise, advertise! We packed this track out back in the day's of CART. It can happen again. great product, new car for 2018. And exciting new young drivers.
- Race will start in the daylight at 5:00 pm Pacific Time. This give our viewers no excuse not to watch in central, and Eastern time zones.
- It has to be a night race. Day race temps are just to high. And race just is not as exciting to watch. The sunset is approx 6:30 Pacific Time in October. Which means perfect temps, and race will let out at a respectable time for fans attending.
- It has to happen sometime in October! No excuses about the race competing with the NFL, or college football. Los Angeles teams are played in the Los Angeles area, far removed from the San Bernardino area. And college football is only on Saturday. and again in the greater Los Angles areas. IndyCar ratings are already lower than that of NFL preseason games during the month of August. (Should we have stopped our season in July, to accommodate this?) No-Those who watch IndyCar, watch IndyCar. And now on a Saturday night, we give sports fans, a viable option for their entertainment pleasure, both in person at the race, or on TV.
- Part of the Triple Crown One-million dollars to driver winning all 3 races)
- Championship race, with double points.
- Race has to be 500 miles long
- Double points
- A must-Track needs to be repaved.
- Qualifying will be on Friday. Along with other events
- Saturday- Just ideas: Porsche Club of America race-IMSA race-Drifting competition-Global Rally Cross GRC (Includes 3 IndyCar teams) Both Drifting, and GRC races can be held on the Auto Club Speedway road course. Friday, and Saturday races for GRC. Saturday for IMSA race.
- I have put together a world record attempt with the Guinness World Record people. It has been ok'd, and just waiting to be implemented. This event would take place at the speedway, and would use crowd participation. Again, we would benefit by getting more advertising through the GWR, IndyCar, and sponsor of record attempt, and props that need to be used. We would bombard areas of social media, GWR website, IndyCar, Verizon websites, send domestic, and foreign press releases, domestic and international tabloids, and print, etc...up until event. Once the record is official IndyCar, the track, and it's fans will then be a part of World record history. And of course more positive publicity.
- Race deals through IndyCar Fan Nation, and Family Race packs for families of 4 or more.
- Put together traveling deals through Amtrak, and local metro rail. Amtrak packages including tickets, travel, hotel accommodations, local restaurants, and make a deal with Uber to get around when not at the track. These packages would be good for Arizona, Nevada, Central, and Northern California, Orange County, Los Angeles, and San Fernando Valley California areas. Also with the help of myself, or IndyCar Nation. Put together one day bus trips to the race, from Nevada, and Arizona areas. Including tickets, special driver meet, and greets, lunch, giveaways, and food, and drinks on return trip.
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I am a very political llama. It's a frustrating, passionate, occasionally abusive relationship, but I continue to vote because I believe in the process, in democracy. It's not an idealistic love affair. To quote a friend, "I am sick of voting for the lesser of two evils, but at least I still have a choice."
Getting into the nitty-gritty of my political beliefs at this late a date would be futile, but if you are still undecided or frustrated or apathetic - suck it up, make a choice and go vote. Not exercising your right to have active participation in our democratic process makes room for those to seek power to take it away from you. Just by exercising your rights, you make them stronger.
If you haven't registered, go do that today instead.
If you haven't decided on who to vote for, check out the Google Voter Information area and click through some links.
If you have decided and have not yet voted today, go do it. Now. Right now.


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I went to the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site in Shropshire with Family and we stayed in the Coalport Youth Hostel next to the China Museum -- the best place for 'people pics' is in the Blists Hill Victorian Village -- they are all willing to have photos taken and do not expect a TIP !! Here I used my 2002 Hasselblad 501CM loaded with outdated B&W films and the 16-on film back. The flash was a Sunpak auto 3000 bounced where I could off a ceiling -- I processed the films myself and 'toned' some scans in PhotoShop 7 -- I have done some 16x12" traditional Darkroom prints and won some awards at my Camera Club. I also sent some small prints to Blists Hill and got a nice letter of thanks back . Hop you like these photos too .
Ironbridge : The Iron Worker by pentaxpete, on Flickr
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Corey proves he's the marrying kind
Watch Corey marry couples as Elvis...
by Corey Levitan
Gay marriages have nothing on me as a threat to the institution.
Few people realize that to marry couples in California, you need only be considered a minister in the eyes of the law, not the Lord. And the law isn't as discriminating as He is.
Five mouse clicks was all it took me to get ordained by the Universal Life Church.
"Become a legally ordained minister RIGHT NOW, RIGHT HERE!" promised their Web site, which delivered with a .jpg of my credential within 3 minutes.
And the price was right, too: Free. For life.
"We believe that everyone is already a member of the church and is just not aware of it as yet," the Web site said.
Mom always wanted me to marry someone. This may be the closest I come.
The law on instant online ordination varies by state and municipality. New York City won't recognize it. But here in California, "any priest, minister, or rabbi of any religious denomination, of the age of 18 years or over may perform marriages."
And, although its status is occasionally challenged, the Tucson, Ariz.-based Universal Life Church -- founded in 1959 by the late Kirby Hensley, who ordained the Beatles, George Burns and Betty Ford, among 18.3 million others -- is recognized as a religious denomination.
"You're just as much a minister as that guy in that Baptist church down the street," says Rev. Bonnie Nixon of Torrance. "And the people you marry are just as married as if the Pope did it."
Rev. Bonnie, an accountant and notary public by trade, and her husband -- retired Xerox commercial artist David Nixon -- were cool enough to let me try out my new ministry on one of their actual clients. Since 1997, they've performed marriages at the Cherished Vows chapel, a former tailor shop down the street from the oil refineries on Crenshaw Blvd.
These adventures are a great lesson in how arbitrary regulations can be. For five months, I've been negotiating just to toss peanuts at a Dodgers game. (My request actually requires approval from the concessionaires' union!) But to join two people in the holiest of unions on earth?
In my opinion, more is probably at stake in performing a marriage than tossing peanuts. So I consult with Erik Young, a former pastor at First Lutheran Church in Torrance. My quest seems to rattle him.
"Just because you have a scalpel doesn't make you a doctor," says the 34-year-old reverend, now based in West Covina. "I did four years undergrad and four years masters, and you clicked on the Internet?"
"Not just once," I point out. "But five times." (He made it sound easier than it was.)
Young is nevertheless kind enough to lend pointers, such as how to stand (each foot facing one of the betrothing) and what to read (verses 4-8 of 1 Corinthian 13, by Apostle Paul).
"Whether your Christian, Buddhist or Atheist, it is arguably one of the best things ever written on what love is," he says.
Hmm, although my copy of the New Testament is probably lying around my apartment SOMEWHERE, I Google the passage. Hopefully, what I print out is more accurate than the song lyrics posted on some Web sites I've seen: ("Louie Louie/Oh baby/Get her down now.")
It was love at first sight for Randy Caoile, a Federal Express courier from Costa Mesa, and his fiancé, Liezel Ragudos. Three weeks ago, they booked their wedding with Cherished Vows after dating for eight months.
Since Randy and Liezel are Roman Catholic, I borrow the appropriate garb from Rev. David. What a wedding minister wears is just a formality. I could have slipped into the giant Quizno's cup from two adventure columns ago and the marriage would still take. (The only legal requirements are a license and a witnessed oral acknowledgement that the applicants seem to understand the concept of marriage. Not even the ring exchange is necessary.)
I wonder whether impersonating a Catholic priest is ethical. But then, I'm not really impersonating a priest. I'm just wearing a priest's robe and collar while reading scripture. Right?
OK, so maybe I shouldn't have taken those communions.
Randy arrives 30 minutes before his 11 a.m. Saturday aisle-march, his dozen guests in tow. (Like most brides, his wishes not to be seen until the ceremony.) He is sweating like Tom Arnold on a treadmill. I offer a few words of comfort for his troubles and a few sheets of Bounty for his palms.
Honestly, it's a relief that somebody here is more nervous than I am. Rev. David provides me further relief with a story about one hitching whose hitches I couldn't even hope to match.
"As I was coming out of the bathroom, someone asked me to pray for him because he lacked confidence," he remembers the ceremony of about three years back. "I asked his name and when I went out to do the wedding, I used his name instead of the groom's."
Perhaps Mr. and Mrs. Gonzalez could have overlooked the gaffe. But their last name was Gomez; Rev. David got that wrong, too. The bride exploded in tears. The Nixons refunded their money.
"Hooray!" I pronounce. "We're here to celebrate, to honor, to laugh, to dance, and to be glad because the inevitable has happened -- love is alive and well in the land!"
The words are sweet, but so not my style, they're like speed bumps to my peepers. Randy and Liezel have written their own vows. My half-memorized 1 Corinthian 13 printout is as useless as a Chicago Cubs World Series ticket.
"You can give without loving, but you can never love without giving," I continue reading the unfamiliar vows, mounted in Rev. David's ceremony book (a leather folder complete with tissues for brides who cry, pins for grooms who like flowers, and Listerine strips for ministers who like salami).
Randy and Liezel are standing too far to my left, according to Rev. Young's advice. But I neglect to correct them. I can't even make eye contact -- other than that fake kind speech-readers do at the end of every few sentences, the kind immediately followed by a frantic attempt to find the place they left off.
"You didn't have to follow the script verbatim," Rev. Bonnie corrects me afterward. "You could have ad-libbed. They wouldn't have cared."
I sense she is surprised that I stuck to a script -- that I didn't bust out juggling or announce, "I now pronounce you ... INSANE!" on the most important day in Randy and Liezel's life. But more wackiness is unnecessary. Sufficient wack is provided by the fact that it was me who actually performed this wedding.
Just in case more wack is called for, however, Rev. Bonnie does help me apply a little twist; a pelvic twist. Now Paul and Tammy Schifanelli of Culver City are married based on the power vested in me as an impersonator of the '68 Comeback Special Elvis.
"Remember, there is no return to sender," I tell the happy couple, curling my upper lip. "You may now kiss your cousin."
I find this marrying stuff curiously addictive. It's like I'm a superhero with a highly specialized power that's terrifying (at least to confirmed bachelors). I roam the streets pondering whether I can marry evildoers against their will.
A week after her wedding, I call Liezel on her cell phone to reveal the true nature of this article. (They knew only that we wanted to publish their wedding photos, not specifically why.) Frankly, I also want to check how the marriage is holding together. My interest is vested now.
She's boarding a plane to New York City, she tells me, without Randy.
Wow. Perhaps the power vested by five mouse clicks is even weaker than I thought.
"We're great, dude!" Randy corrects me. In fact, they're expecting a baby, which explains the relative rush to the altar.
He asks about my ordination, I tell him not to worry.
"Your marriage is completely legal," I say.
I neglect to mention my suspicion that Liezel may not be married in New York City.


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I hate busines cards! I hate advertizing! and I especially hate people who network at parties!!....So, here's my card."
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"Breaking Bad's" season final starts with Walt and ends with Hank thinking about Walt. So there is no real necessity to start this recap/review from the top. We can start anywhere as long as we start with Walt, who as you'll see, his fantasies have come true; but?
Walt goes to see Jesse, who tells him that Saul told him what he did, that he killed Mike. Walt claims "There was no other choice, it had to be done." They share stories of their old cook adventures and in these moments I'm missing them together! Walt seemed to be genuinely enjoying the visit, because he and Jesse are the only ones who can appreciate all those special moments they shared when they were struggling to build their crystal meth business. But you get the idea; why was he there?
They have great stories, great moments, great memories. Just not the kind you can share with random people at the Christmas party. So once in a while it's fun to talk about it with someone you know understands, someone who was also in the fraternity and knows the secret handshake.
When they ran out of laughs about the good times, Walter turned to leave, he says he's left something for Jesse. Viewers watched Jesse open it, unsure if it was cash or something that would go "boom" like the thing the late Gus Fring didn't see coming last year.
It didn't go boom. Yet. It was a handful of money and a gun, which Jesse quickly understood came with the unspoken warning, "Do the right thing."
Or someone will do it for you.
Jesse has apparently been drifting since he told Walter he was quitting the meth game because it had become too amoral for him.
Jesse's not about to rat anyone out; But Walter keeps lowering his tolerance for loose ends at the same time he keeps elevating his ability to deal with them and seemingly face no consequences.
It's been that kind of year for Walter, who in eight episodes has vaulted from a man in danger on many fronts to a man confident he has outsmarted everyone and has the rewards to show for it.
In a remarkable scene, his wife Skyler (Anna Gunn) takes him to a storage locker to see the stack of money he has made in just three months.
It's about two feet high and six feet square. "It's more than we could spend in 10 lifetimes," she says, and then she asks the real question, which is, "How much is enough?"
She doesn't know this is like asking Walter, "How high is up?"
She considers it a reasonable question, since she's pretty sure that unless he extricates himself from the production of crystal meth, someone someday is going to come around and do very bad things to Walter and, worse, his family.
That's why she arranged several weeks ago to have Uncle Hank the DEA agent and his wife Marie take care of Walter's and Skyler's kids.
They can't come back, Skyler said, until Walt gets out of the business.
Now that he has enough cash to start buying debt from China, she asks, why would he stay in?
So sure enough, a few scenes later Walt tells her he is out of the business.
She seems to want to believe him, which is understandable.
Less understandable: The last scene suggested she does believe him.
If so, this is an uncharacteristic lapse for Skyler, who for most of this season has brushed aside all of Walt's oily assurances.
At the very least, she has to understand that running an international multimillion-dollar crystal meth ring isn't the kind of job you quit the way you leave your lifeguard chair when school resumes in September.
Nonetheless, Sunday night's last scene has Walt, Skyler, their kids, Marie and Hank all sitting around the Whites' backyard laughing and joking.
It's Walt's fantasy come true. He's made the money, he's beaten the dealers and now he has his family back. Splitting the family had been the only price of his success that seemed to bother him even a little.
He's come a long way, and a lot of it in this season – or half-season, really, since technically next summer's eight wrapup episodes are part of the same final season as this year's eight.
Whatever the math, we now have a Walt who can order nine prison inmates murdered without feeling a thing other than pride that he had the juice to deliver the order.
Just a week earlier he had shot his former partner, Mike, and moments before Mike died Walt told him it was a mistake, that there really had been no need to shoot him at all.
Sorry, said Walt with the same shrug he might have given to a stranger whose latte he accidentally picked up at Starbucks.
So Walt finishes the year with a new executive partner who shares his all-consuming greed and some of his brains. She's ideal because he's convinced he's just a little bit smarter and he has her on tape confessing to things that would destroy her life.
If all else fails, he can shoot her. In fact, she'd be a good pick in the Dead Pool.
Walter has also picked a up a new assistant, Todd (Jesse Plemons, a long way from "Friday Night Lights"). Unlike Jesse, Todd is untroubled by any semblance of conscience. He and Walter work well together.
So this year for Walter has been almost like going undefeated through an entire NFL season. Every ploy has worked. Most of the loose ends are six feet under. They're hauling his money in in crates, as Bruce Springsteen sang.
Even creator Vince Gilligan is contributing to Walter's giddy spirit. He choreographed one scene Sunday night to Nat King Cole's "Pick Yourself Up" and made the nine prison murders into a kind of visual ballet.
While Walt watched the jail murder story on TV, he was bouncing his young daughter Holly on his knee, a scene with an eerie parallel to the one last week where Mike was watching his granddaughter Kaylee on the swings at the playground.
It's all for the kids, y'know? We do it all for the kids.
And as if to clinch things, Gilligan wrote one whole long scene to the tune of Tommy James's "Crystal Blue Persuasion."
You knew it was only a matter of time before that happened, and Sunday was the night.
The only small cloud in Walter White's otherwise blue sky came in the final scene, when Hank went to use the facilities and idly picked up a book whose front page finally switched on the light that viewers have been waiting for.
Hey, Hank thought, what if Walter's involved in this massive and elusive drug case I've been trying to solve for years? What if that's why I've never been able to solve it?
Hank has looked inside and sees the inscription written to W.W. from G.B. The W.W. being Walter White and G.B. being Gale Boetticher (you know, the chemist working with Walt and Jesse that Jesse killed at the end of season three). Hank's mouth drops (he remembers those initials) and we fade to black.
It's a more cerebral cliffhanger than last year's, when an explosion blew off half of Gus Fring's face.
But it does turn the hourglass and start the sands running for the last eight episodes in one of television's finest shows.
I just sat there as the screen faded, just as the director wanted me to; and I thought (how can, not how will,) how can Walt talk his way out of this one? It seems Hank has found that connection he's been missing this whole time.
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When it comes to social mobility, it seems Britain is being left behind the rest of the world. There have been some disturbing statistics released this week including the fact that Britain has some of the lowest social mobility in the developed world and figures from the OECD showing that our earnings in the UK are more likely to reflect our fathers' (OUR FATHER'S WHAT?) than in any other country.
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I just started following a blog by a designer in Washington.
His blog bio is front and center(!) but I really like his style and his photos are top-notch. And you have to love that his disclaimer states: "this is a non-kumbaya zone."
I think he has a great knack for mixing old and new, moderate and pricey.
What a cool rug -- he took scraps of sisal, bound them in custom grosgrain and reassembled.


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It's been a couple of weeks since the launch of 'Spell of the Stars', and as a result, it seems like a good time to talk about what I'm up to next – especially because for the first time, I actually think I have some idea what that actually is. Let's just say that most of my plans have vanished into the ether, though I think the replacement ideas are rather better. For a start, while I'd hoped to release the first in the 'Starcruiser Polaris' series before the end of the month, there's now no realistic way that's going to happen, though the reason is rather good. Bluntly – the book I writing is totally different from the one I had set out to write.
My original idea was for another spin-off series set in the Triplanetary universe, and I've got about fifty thousand words in two drafts on that, but it increasingly became clear to me that it simply wasn't working, that there was no way for me to make it distinctive enough to work, at least to myself. With reluctance, those ideas have vanished by the wayside, though some of them might eventually turn up in future Alamo books.
Instead, I started to work on something a little different, the epic 'space war' concept I've mentioned a few times before. While my plan was for a book of Alamo length, as I plot it out, something rather odd has happened. I seem to have moved up a gear. 'Blood of Patriots' isn't going to be seventy thousand books – it's going to be over a hundred thousand. I'm not even sure why, but the storyline has ended up fuller, more complex; I'm actually extremely enthused about this one, and while I'm only about an eighth of the way into it, already it seems to be working well.
I can talk about it a little at this point – and I'll probably release the first chapter at some point in the near future as a bit of a teaser. It's set in a new universe, a new setting – that of the 'Terrestrial People's Republic', a state established in the aftermath of a civil war that brought down the 'Terrestrial Empire'. The Republic has stagnated since its victory, and tensions are already brewing between Earth and her colonies, with the remnants of the Empire, the Exilarchy, lurking out on the frontier, waiting to stir up a revolt. Then, a strange, unknown force launches a savage attack, causing havoc across known space and forcing the humanity into an existential struggle for survival. Yeah, this one is big.
I think that it's going to end up at four or five books, and I've got a fair outline of how the series is going to run, but some of that is subject to change. I'm not even sure about pricing yet, but that will have to wait until I know just how long this book is going to be. My inclination is to stick at $3.99, at least for the first book, but if it snowballs still further, I might have to change my mind – to be determined. There are plots from about a dozen different concepts thrown into this book – including, amusingly, some of my earliest ideas from the first draft of what eventually became 'Price of Admiralty', which I stumbled across recently – something else I'm probably going to post in the near future, if only because it is an interesting historical artefact.
I'm pitching right now to get this book launched by sometime in the middle of May. It's going to dominate the schedules for a while, but I've got a gap for something in the second half of that month, though whether that's going to be the next Alamo or not remains to be seen – I have vague ideas for a shorter series, roughly speaking 'Indiana Jones in Space' that I'd like to take a punt at. This would definitely be shorter, 45 – 60k, and a series of one-shots rather than an extended series, but I'm still working on that one.
As for the next Alamo, well, that's probably the June project, for an early July release, but I'm further behind on that one than I'd like at the moment. There are a few other projects in the pipeline, though – including early work on another epic-scale military sf series that's beginning to spring into life, and work in other genres that I'm still exploring. (Sigh. Every time I get close, something else pops up and smashes the idea out of the way. Some day, I swear...)


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Legend and multi award-wining Ghanaian reggae/dancehall veteran, Samini Dagaati has confirmed to start an annual home coming concert in Wa.
Speaking to Pupeli fm over a phone interview, Leader of the high grade family, Samini disclosed that, he excluded his home from his "my own tour" because he is planning a bigger home coming concert to take place in wa every year.
"The main aim of my home coming concert is to prepare, record and get the rest of the nation hear of upper west talents" he added.
The concert is set to take place in 2018 after the release of his upcoming music album
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video: VIDEO: Norwegian Air Makes Announcement of Additional International Flights from Green
Thursday, June 01, 2017
This is another big announcement at Green. It comes on the heels of last week's announcement of Frontier flying from Green to Orlando and Denver.
Launch fares of $79 to both Guadeloupe and Martinique are now available for sale at Norwegian.com/us.
To accommodate the growth from T. F. Green Airport, Norwegian will open its fourth American crew base in Providence this summer.
"We are excited to increase our presence in Rhode Island. With eight routes to such exciting and vastly different destinations as the French Caribbean, Scotland, Ireland, Norway and Northern Ireland, we can truly offer the millions of people in and around Providence a variety of travel options based on their interests," said Thomas Ramdahl, Norwegian's Chief Commercial Officer.
"This is Norwegian's third announcement for new service at T. F Green Airport in just a few months. Norwegian is now the largest international airline at PVD offering eight nonstop destinations, which mirrors the nonstop destinations offered by our largest domestic carrier. We truly appreciate this commitment and ongoing partnership with Norwegian, and look forward to growing the international market out of Providence together," said Iftikhar Ahmad, President and CEO of the Rhode Island Airport Corporation (RIAC).
House Majority Leader Joseph Shekarchi, said, "This further commitment by Norwegian is great news for T. F. Green Airport, the City of Warwick and our state. The airport is a true engine for economic development, and I'm delighted that Norwegian continues to grow its crew base and expand into new markets from T. F. Green."
"Last Wednesday we were here for the announcement of another new airline that will be flying from PVD", said Mayor Scott Avedisian. "A week later we are back to celebrate two more exciting additions provided by Norwegian Airlines. The new service to the French Caribbean, providing lower fares to the islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe, will undoubtedly help T. F. Green build momentum and position itself as a top competitor within the aviation industry. Again, these accomplishments are a direct reflection of the hardworking and dedicated team at the Rhode Island Airport Corporation."
"The new connection from Providence, with its great proximity to both Boston and Connecticut, is exciting as it will allow more American travelers much smoother and more affordable access to the Guadeloupe Islands. In the last two years, our French Caribbean archipelago has become the top emerging market for Americans thanks to major media recognition, new flights and now almost daily flights out of New York City, as well as flights from Fort Lauderdale," said Sandra Venite, USA Director, Guadeloupe Islands Tourist Board.
"With an almost 200% increase in U.S. visitors last year, Martinique is thrilled to welcome even more American travelers from the New England area as Norwegian is opening its nonstop route from Providence to our island. Our award-winning island will roll out blue waters, green trails, a red carpet and a warm welcome to all. A vacation in Martinique is a superb experience; there is a 'je ne sais quoi' to be remembered in its vibrant culture, délicieuse cuisine, magnificent gardens and, most importantly, in the warmth of its people. Thanks to Norwegian, Martinique is now more affordable and accessible than ever," said Muriel Wiltord, Director Americas of the Martinique Promotion Bureau.
Now, Norwegian offers 52 transatlantic flights from 13 U.S. airports to Denmark, France, Ireland, Norway, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, as well six routes to the French Caribbean, totaling 58 routes out of the United States. Upcoming 2017 launches from the Green Airport include: Providence to Edinburgh (June 16), Providence to Belfast (July 1); Providence to Bergen (July 1); Providence to Dublin (July 2); Providence to Cork (July 3); Providence to Shannon (July 3); Providence to Guadeloupe (October 29); Providence to Martinique (October 30). Passengers on all of Norwegian's routes are eligible to join Norwegian Reward, the airline's frequent flyer program and can earn CashPoints every time they fly, stay at a hotel or drive a rental car.
Related Slideshow: Seven Things You Need to Know About Norwegian Air
Where can you fly direct from T.F. Green?
Five direct destinations were announced on Thursday -
Cork, Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
Shannon, Ireland
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Edinburgh, Scotland
How much are the fares?
The initial flights are truly $65, but the 10,000 allotted tickets sold out before 6 p.m. on the first day.
The fares are now $99 each way.
As RI Governor Gina Raimondo said at the press conference about the $65 fare - "it is just $12 an hour."
Will they be adding other destinations?
Yes, already one new route is coming online in the near future.
It is rumored to be to Norway.
And there are strong efforts by Rhode Island officials to encourage more direct flights to more European cities.
How many other Americans go to Ireland every year?
According to Irish travel officials, 1.4 million Americans traveled to Ireland in 2016.
Ireland captured 10% of all the Americans traveling to Europe.
How many jobs will be created?
Initially, 75 Rhode Island-based employees will be hired and that is expected to immediately grow to 200. Additionally, direct jobs tied to the expansion are expected to create another 200.
Included in these first 75 are the flight crews. Pilots on average earn $120,000 to $250,000.
What is the weekly schedule?
• Year-round service to Edinburgh from Providence: Flights will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays starting June 16; Service will be reduced on certain routes during the winter 2017/2018 season.
• Service to Belfast will be twice weekly from Providence as of July 2. Days of operations will change between the summer 2017 and the winter 2017/2018 winter season.
• Service to Dublin from Providence: Flights will operate five weekly flights starting July 2. Days of operations from Providence will change between the summer 2017 and the winter 2017/2018 winter season.
• Service to Shannon from Providence will begin on July 3 with twice-weekly flights. Days of operations will change between the summer 2017 and the winter 2017/2018 winter season.
• Year-round service to Cork from Providence will start on July 1 with three weekly flights. Days of operations will change between the summer 2017 and the winter 2017/2018 winter season.
Why is this such a "game changer" for Rhode Island's economy?
In the early 1990s, then-Governor Bruce Sundlun envisioned and realized a redevelopment and expansion of T.F. Green. The airport exploded. When Southwest Airlines came, the airport reached new popularity and transformed as a significant alternative to Logan, but over the past few years competition took its toll on Green.
Now, Sundlun's dream and vision of Green being an international hub is becoming real. The airport has the opportunity to be a spark to international tourism and business.
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- White House's Spicer: Norwegian Air Expansion is Pro-Jobs, Providence Expansion Pending
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- Providence On Short List for Norwegian Air Flights to Ireland for $69 Each Way
- Senate Majority Leader Ruggerio Says Norwegian Air Would Be Boost to RI's Economy and Jobs
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- VIDEO: Norwegian Air Makes Announcement of Additional International Flights from Green


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I sent an email via their library website contact form. I received a response, but unfortunately the response I was given was just the answers to the list of questions I had provided, rather than an appointed time for a meeting.
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The undiscovered rue Gay-Lussac is starting to deserve more attention as cool and friendly businesses decide to give it a shot. After Baba Boudan, I present to you my favourite burger place in Paris: Buns.
Just a few months old, it is probably the smallest burger joint in Paris. Run by two guys, who make everything in a 6 square meter kitchen hidden under a trapdoor below your feet, this place has become our new head quarters with the girls. We love to meet up there and share a meal while listening to some cool music and chatting with the two guys as they grill up more burgers for their multiple orders. We like to think of ourselves as regulars; how do you explain we get carrot cake on the house otherwise?
Considering it is located 5 minutes away from the Luxembourg gardens, you might want to get a take away meal on sunnier days and enjoy it outside. But please, ditch Mc Donald's and Quick!
The burger itself is tasty, and I love their sauces: they even have wasabi mayo! The patty is on the thinner side, but you can double it! This place is for everyone to enjoy: they happen to make a great falafel burger for the veggies, and a "skinny bitch", bunless burger for those who can't have gluten or those who are getting their bikini body ready for the summer. If you're the latter, do not look at the paprika or herbs chips, or you'll cave in at the smell. (Just writing about it makes my mouth water)
Open for lunch from Monday to Saturday, they will soon serve dinner! And if you're tempted to try it right away you can have their burger delivered to your door by Deliveroo or Ubereats!
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Overall, no complaints with this set except that it soaks up moisture and is best for warm weather. I like my new set better because it's bigger.
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I picked up the La-Z-Boy Caitlyn 4 Pc. Seating Set a couple of summers ago and they have held up very well. When I purchased this set for some reason I assumed that it would be simple to assemble, but I encountered a design flaw almost immediately. All of the pieces were in the box, but a lot of the holes for the screws weren't lining up properly on the lounge chairs. Once I drilled all new holes things went extremely quick. I was able to assemble the entire set in less than 2 hours. The lounge chairs are sturdy and the cushions are very comfortable. I have fallen asleep in these chairs and never once experienced any hip pain or back tightness upon awakening. The chairs also swivel quite smoothly, but I have started to notice slight squeaking. I don't sit in the loveseat much because of the placement but when I do it is just as comfortable as the lounge chairs. I find the coffee table to be a nice decorative piece that has a nice finish on the tiles. I don't know the weight capacity of the table, but I rested a pair of 40 lb dumbbells and the table showed no signs of collapsing. The only issue I have with this set is that the back cushions aren't attached to anything. Very often during the summer I have come outside to find my cushions scattered across my lawn due to the wind. I would definitely recommend the La-Z-Boy Caitlyn Seating Set because it's stylish, priced well, and appears to be durable.
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I absolutely love the La-Z-Boy Caitlyn 4-piece Seating Set. I have a wide open patio area and needed some high quality furniture that wouldn't be ruined by the outdoor elements and weather. I found it! This set is fantastic. I highly recommend it. It is built to last and very sturdy and durable. The cushions are very easy to clean. This set is extremely comfortable to lounge on while reading a great book or enjoying the scenery. The table is very sturdy and has stood up to the abuse of my young children. I really like how these pull together my outdoor space and make it look pleasant. Whenever family or friends are over they always comment on the set and ask me where I bought it. If you are looking for a well made patio set that is durable and stylish, look no further. This set is better than two other sets I have purchased in the past. La-Z-Boy really out did themselves with this.


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It's from Coach and I bought it online from one of the invitation only factory sales. Price was just a little over $100. Not bad for an all leather bag. Thoughts?
About the dress... you may recall that I purchased the striped bow back dress from Anthropologie a few weeks ago. I found this one at Loft for the same price, but liked the fit much better so the Anthropologie one went back.
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Mary - these studies are done by the same morons that tell you all sorts of junk is "okay for human consumption." Any mother can tell you: Sugar makes children hyper. I just started withdrawal from sugar, dairy & wheat - will be interesting to see what's on the other side!
SO glad you're blogging again! I love your posts and I miss you!
- July 6, 2010 at 12:00 AM
I always wonder about sugar, too! Serafina gets crazy after eating sugar and Jacinta cannot eat dairy foods because she gets too hyper, prehaps from the lactose. I am certain she would be well on her way to an ADHD diagnosis if we hadn't removed dairy from her diet when she was a toddler.
Hope all is well! You have been on my mind all day, so I thought I would stop by and see how you are doing.
- July 13, 2010 at 3:41 PM
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Agreed..I try to drastically limit my whole families sugar intake- too much has been shown to cause all kinds of health problems!
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My illustrations reflect a range of influences from my art studies to my interest in all that is contemporary, in particular fashion.
The exhibition in early 2017 was a collection of personal sketches covering two years, using frames found in charity shops around London.
In my latest exhibition, in August 2017, I explored personal insecurities and the themes of duality and the "masks" we all use: the use of animal heads symbolises the masks that we sometimes wear consciously or unconsciously, and is also a way to depersonalise a body that is feminine in order to allow everybody to identify with it.
Bold lines and graphic signs are significant throughout my works; the use of continuous lines is also a strong component of my drawings, creating fluidity in particular in portraits. Another signature is the use of religious references and sacred imagery such as the pose of hands or the presence of halos. This use can be led back to the theme of duality: the sacred or the profane? The interpretation is open…
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Its 2018, how has that happened?! Anyone else feel like it flew by?
Anyway, today I'm here to tell you guys all about the things that I achieved throughout 2017, There are quite a lot of things that I am proud to have done in 2017. Anyway here we go…
- Passed my car driving theory test- In October 2017 I passed my car driving theory test, I revised super hard for it but I just didn't feel like it was enough to pass. I walked into the theory centre feeling super nervous and unprepared for what was about to happen. It went a lot better than I thought it did. I sat through the whole test thinking that I had failed. I came out, opened my envelope to the words "you have passed the car driving theory test" I was super over the moon, I almost burst into tears! Next step… pass my driving test.
- Travelled abroad for the first time- As most of you guys will know, In July 2017 my boyfriend and I went on holiday to Salou. I was super excited for it but was extremely nervous because I had never even stepped foot on a plane in my life. Sitting in the airport I was an absolute wreck with nerves, I tried everything in my power to calm myself down from reading a book to watching a film. The plane journey was okay and not as scary as I thought it was going to be, I had a great holiday! However the plane journey home wasn't so good! I was an emotional wreck when the plane hit turbulence! Fair to say I wont be on a plane for a while. However I am extremely proud of myself for actually stepping foot on the plane!
- Moved out!- This is a big one… at the age of 17 I moved out of my family home and in with my Boyfriend and his family in order to continue my studies and part time job. It was an extremely emotional time I have to admit but I'm happy with my decision to move out. I do miss my family a lot but at the time… I did what was right for me. Living with my boyfriend full time is extremely stressful but at the same time I wouldn't change it for the world
- Met my internet best friend/friends- 2017 was the year I met a few of my internet friends, I met Megan, Megan and Karyse in May and Kirsten in July, Meeting these girls made me realise that even through the distance of a friendship… these friendships are just as strong as the friends you see all the time. I'm so glad to have had the opportunity to meet these girls who I love very much!
- Signed up for tough mudder- In late 2017 my work decided to run the tough mudder course for Ronald McDonald House Charities… I thought I would give it a go. For those of you who don't know what tough mudder is, It is a 12 mile long agility course full of muddy obstacles. Never in my life would I have ever thought to have signed up for this but with the encouragement of my fellow crew members I gave in and thought I would try it. Let the training begin!


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