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Flights	These are all the flights in and out of SFO on March 15, 2019 / See only the departures or just the arrivals for this day
AM5502 (ATL-SFO) 1377180845 (2019-03-15-ATL-SFO-AM-5502)
This AeroMéxico flight between Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL775 (ATL-SFO). It arrived at gate C40. See all the flights for AM5502.
DL775 (ATL-SFO) 1377181653 (2019-03-15-ATL-SFO-DL-775)
This Delta Air Lines flight traveled from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate C40. See all the flights for DL775.
KL5006 (ATL-SFO) 1377184243 (2019-03-15-ATL-SFO-KL-5006)
This KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) flight between Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL775 (ATL-SFO). It arrived at gate C40. See all the flights for KL5006.
AF8786 (ATL-SFO) 1377182809 (2019-03-15-ATL-SFO-AF-8786)
This Air France flight between Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL775 (ATL-SFO). It arrived at gate C40. See all the flights for AF8786.
B61516 (SFO-JFK) 1377185477 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-B6-1516)
This Jet Blue flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate A6. See all the flights for B61516.
HA2360 (SFO-JFK) 1377186551 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-HA-2360)
This Hawaiian Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Jet Blue flight B61516 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate A6. See all the flights for HA2360.
SA7383 (SFO-JFK) 1377185613 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-SA-7383)
This South African Airways (SAA) flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Jet Blue flight B61516 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate A6. See all the flights for SA7383.
EK6126 (SFO-JFK) 1377187437 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-EK-6126)
This Emirates Airline flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Jet Blue flight B61516 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate A6. See all the flights for EK6126.
QR3910 (SFO-JFK) 1377187663 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-QR-3910)
This Qatar Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Jet Blue flight B61516 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate A6. See all the flights for QR3910.
AV2010 (LAX-SFO) 1377183451 (2019-03-15-LAX-SFO-AV-2010)
This Avianca Airlines flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA398 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate E69. See all the flights for AV2010.
NZ9272 (LAX-SFO) 1377183695 (2019-03-15-LAX-SFO-NZ-9272)
This Air New Zealand flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA398 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate E69. See all the flights for NZ9272.
CA7281 (LAX-SFO) 1377180821 (2019-03-15-LAX-SFO-CA-7281)
This Air China flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA398 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate E69. See all the flights for CA7281.
CM1063 (LAX-SFO) 1377184713 (2019-03-15-LAX-SFO-CM-1063)
This Copa Airlines flight between Los Angeles International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA398 (LAX-SFO). It arrived at gate E69. See all the flights for CM1063.
UA398 (LAX-SFO) 1377183653 (2019-03-15-LAX-SFO-UA-398)
This United Airlines flight traveled from Los Angeles International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate E69. See all the flights for UA398.
AS514 (OGG-SFO) 1377184643 (2019-03-15-OGG-SFO-AS-514)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from Kahului Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate D55. See all the flights for AS514.
FJ5833 (OGG-SFO) 1377181459 (2019-03-15-OGG-SFO-FJ-5833)
This Fiji Airways flight between Kahului Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS514 (OGG-SFO). It arrived at gate D55. See all the flights for FJ5833.
QF3699 (OGG-SFO) 1377182125 (2019-03-15-OGG-SFO-QF-3699)
This Qantas Airways flight between Kahului Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS514 (OGG-SFO). It arrived at gate D55. See all the flights for QF3699.
SQ1314 (OGG-SFO) 1377183673 (2019-03-15-OGG-SFO-SQ-1314)
This Singapore Airlines flight between Kahului Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS514 (OGG-SFO). It arrived at gate D55. See all the flights for SQ1314.
NZ9308 (SFO-ORD) 1377186259 (2019-03-15-SFO-ORD-NZ-9308)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA995 (SFO-ORD). It departed from gate E67. See all the flights for NZ9308.
UA995 (SFO-ORD) 1377188455 (2019-03-15-SFO-ORD-UA-995)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate E67. See all the flights for UA995.
AC5166 (SFO-ORD) 1377186423 (2019-03-15-SFO-ORD-AC-5166)
This Air Canada flight between San Francisco International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA995 (SFO-ORD). It departed from gate E67. See all the flights for AC5166.
AA6864 (SEA-SFO) 1377184513 (2019-03-15-SEA-SFO-AA-6864)
This American Airlines flight between Tacoma International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS300 (SEA-SFO). It arrived at gate D53. See all the flights for AA6864.
AS300 (SEA-SFO) 1377182429 (2019-03-15-SEA-SFO-AS-300)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from Tacoma International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate D53. See all the flights for AS300.
WN1903 (BOS-SFO) 1377183575 (2019-03-15-BOS-SFO-WN-1903)
This Southwest Airlines flight traveled from Gen E L Logan International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate B25. See all the flights for WN1903.
WN1326 (CMH-SFO) 1377182325 (2019-03-15-CMH-SFO-WN-1326)
This Southwest Airlines flight traveled from Port Columbus International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate B25. See all the flights for WN1326.
SY398 (SFO-MSP) 1377188441 (2019-03-15-SFO-MSP-SY-398)
This Sun Country Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Minneapolis St Paul International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate A1B. See all the flights for SY398.
NZ9078 (DEN-SFO) 1377183733 (2019-03-15-DEN-SFO-NZ-9078)
This Air New Zealand flight between Denver International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA571 (DEN-SFO). It arrived at gate F72. See all the flights for NZ9078.
AV2353 (DEN-SFO) 1377184659 (2019-03-15-DEN-SFO-AV-2353)
This Avianca Airlines flight between Denver International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA571 (DEN-SFO). It arrived at gate F72. See all the flights for AV2353.
UA571 (DEN-SFO) 1377183023 (2019-03-15-DEN-SFO-UA-571)
This United Airlines flight traveled from Denver International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate F72. See all the flights for UA571.
AC5719 (DEN-SFO) 1377183703 (2019-03-15-DEN-SFO-AC-5719)
This Air Canada flight between Denver International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA571 (DEN-SFO). It arrived at gate F72. See all the flights for AC5719.
Y42085 (DEN-SFO) 1377184309 (2019-03-15-DEN-SFO-Y4-2085)
This Volaris flight between Denver International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Frontier Airlines flight F9667 (DEN-SFO). It arrived at gate B22. See all the flights for Y42085.
F9667 (DEN-SFO) 1377183071 (2019-03-15-DEN-SFO-F9-667)
This Frontier Airlines flight traveled from Denver International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate B22. See all the flights for F9667.
PR105 (SFO-MNL) 1377185135 (2019-03-15-SFO-MNL-PR-105)
This Philippine Air Lines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Ninoy Aquino International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate A3. See all the flights for PR105.
WN2065 (SAN-SFO) 1377181121 (2019-03-15-SAN-SFO-WN-2065)
This Southwest Airlines flight traveled from San Diego International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate B23. See all the flights for WN2065.
MH9183 (SFO-HKG) 1377186893 (2019-03-15-SFO-HKG-MH-9183)
This Malaysia Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Hong Kong International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Cathay Pacific Airways flight CX873 (SFO-HKG). It departed from gate A11. See all the flights for MH9183.
AA8931 (SFO-HKG) 1377186925 (2019-03-15-SFO-HKG-AA-8931)
This American Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Hong Kong International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Cathay Pacific Airways flight CX873 (SFO-HKG). It departed from gate A11. See all the flights for AA8931.
CX873 (SFO-HKG) 1377185035 (2019-03-15-SFO-HKG-CX-873)
This Cathay Pacific Airways flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Hong Kong International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate A11. See all the flights for CX873.
UA1204 (SFO-IAH) 1377186379 (2019-03-15-SFO-IAH-UA-1204)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to George Bush Intercontinental Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate E61. See all the flights for UA1204.
NZ9194 (SFO-IAH) 1377185165 (2019-03-15-SFO-IAH-NZ-9194)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and George Bush Intercontinental Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1204 (SFO-IAH). It departed from gate E61. See all the flights for NZ9194.
DL6340 (SFO-CAN) 1377185205 (2019-03-15-SFO-CAN-DL-6340)
This Delta Air Lines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Baiyun Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by China Southern Airlines flight CZ658 (SFO-CAN). It departed from gate A5. See all the flights for DL6340.
AA7051 (SFO-CAN) 1377185529 (2019-03-15-SFO-CAN-AA-7051)
This American Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Baiyun Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by China Southern Airlines flight CZ658 (SFO-CAN). It departed from gate A5. See all the flights for AA7051.
CZ658 (SFO-CAN) 1377185037 (2019-03-15-SFO-CAN-CZ-658)
This China Southern Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Baiyun Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate A5. See all the flights for CZ658.
CM2387 (KOA-SFO) 1377183107 (2019-03-15-KOA-SFO-CM-2387)
This Copa Airlines flight between Kailua-Kona International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA435 (KOA-SFO). It arrived at gate E68. See all the flights for CM2387.
UA435 (KOA-SFO) 1377181627 (2019-03-15-KOA-SFO-UA-435)
This United Airlines flight traveled from Kailua-Kona International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate E68. See all the flights for UA435.
AV2355 (KOA-SFO) 1377183499 (2019-03-15-KOA-SFO-AV-2355)
This Avianca Airlines flight between Kailua-Kona International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA435 (KOA-SFO). It arrived at gate E68. See all the flights for AV2355.
DL1142 (SLC-SFO) 1377182231 (2019-03-15-SLC-SFO-DL-1142)
This Delta Air Lines flight traveled from Salt Lake City International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate C43. See all the flights for DL1142.
AM4415 (SLC-SFO) 1377182443 (2019-03-15-SLC-SFO-AM-4415)
This AeroMéxico flight between Salt Lake City International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL1142 (SLC-SFO). It arrived at gate C43. See all the flights for AM4415.
VS4510 (SLC-SFO) 1377184253 (2019-03-15-SLC-SFO-VS-4510)
This Virgin Atlantic Airways flight between Salt Lake City International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL1142 (SLC-SFO). It arrived at gate C43. See all the flights for VS4510.
UA1796 (SFO-EWR) 1377184947 (2019-03-15-SFO-EWR-UA-1796)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Newark International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate F89. See all the flights for UA1796.
NZ9106 (SFO-EWR) 1377188179 (2019-03-15-SFO-EWR-NZ-9106)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Newark International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1796 (SFO-EWR). It departed from gate F89. See all the flights for NZ9106.
UA7290 (SFO-ICN) 1377187007 (2019-03-15-SFO-ICN-UA-7290)
This United Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Incheon International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Asiana Airlines flight OZ211 (SFO-ICN). It departed from gate G97. See all the flights for UA7290.
TG6748 (SFO-ICN) 1377188213 (2019-03-15-SFO-ICN-TG-6748)
This Thai Airways International flight between San Francisco International Airport and Incheon International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Asiana Airlines flight OZ211 (SFO-ICN). It departed from gate G97. See all the flights for TG6748.
KE26 (SFO-ICN) 1377186223 (2019-03-15-SFO-ICN-KE-26)
This Korean Air flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Incheon International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate A8. See all the flights for KE26.
DL7693 (SFO-ICN) 1377186787 (2019-03-15-SFO-ICN-DL-7693)
This Delta Air Lines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Incheon International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Korean Air flight KE26 (SFO-ICN). It departed from gate A8. See all the flights for DL7693.
SQ5711 (SFO-ICN) 1377184809 (2019-03-15-SFO-ICN-SQ-5711)
This Singapore Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Incheon International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Asiana Airlines flight OZ211 (SFO-ICN). It departed from gate G97. See all the flights for SQ5711.
OZ211 (SFO-ICN) 1377185259 (2019-03-15-SFO-ICN-OZ-211)
This Asiana Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Incheon International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate G97. See all the flights for OZ211.
AS1391 (MSY-SFO) 1377182993 (2019-03-15-MSY-SFO-AS-1391)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from New Orleans International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate D51A. See all the flights for AS1391.
CX7909 (MSY-SFO) 1377181087 (2019-03-15-MSY-SFO-CX-7909)
This Cathay Pacific Airways flight between New Orleans International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS1391 (MSY-SFO). It arrived at gate D51A. See all the flights for CX7909.
FJ5827 (MSY-SFO) 1377181265 (2019-03-15-MSY-SFO-FJ-5827)
This Fiji Airways flight between New Orleans International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS1391 (MSY-SFO). It arrived at gate D51A. See all the flights for FJ5827.
QF3795 (MSY-SFO) 1377184259 (2019-03-15-MSY-SFO-QF-3795)
This Qantas Airways flight between New Orleans International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS1391 (MSY-SFO). It arrived at gate D51A. See all the flights for QF3795.
UA1257 (EWR-SFO) 1377183693 (2019-03-15-EWR-SFO-UA-1257)
This United Airlines flight traveled from Newark International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate F88. See all the flights for UA1257.
SK3923 (EWR-SFO) 1377182207 (2019-03-15-EWR-SFO-SK-3923)
This Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) flight between Newark International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1257 (EWR-SFO). It arrived at gate F88. See all the flights for SK3923.
TP8490 (EWR-SFO) 1377182255 (2019-03-15-EWR-SFO-TP-8490)
This TAP Air Portugal flight between Newark International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1257 (EWR-SFO). It arrived at gate F88. See all the flights for TP8490.
NZ9129 (EWR-SFO) 1377181399 (2019-03-15-EWR-SFO-NZ-9129)
This Air New Zealand flight between Newark International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA1257 (EWR-SFO). It arrived at gate F88. See all the flights for NZ9129.
DL1671 (SEA-SFO) 1377181297 (2019-03-15-SEA-SFO-DL-1671)
This Delta Air Lines flight traveled from Tacoma International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate C47. See all the flights for DL1671.
WS7460 (SEA-SFO) 1377180923 (2019-03-15-SEA-SFO-WS-7460)
This WestJet Airlines flight between Tacoma International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL1671 (SEA-SFO). It arrived at gate C47. See all the flights for WS7460.
JL5890 (SFO-FLL) 1377187279 (2019-03-15-SFO-FLL-JL-5890)
This JAL (Japan Airlines) flight between San Francisco International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Jet Blue flight B6278 (SFO-FLL). It departed from gate A10. See all the flights for JL5890.
B6278 (SFO-FLL) 1377186625 (2019-03-15-SFO-FLL-B6-278)
This Jet Blue flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate A11A. See all the flights for B6278.
EK6049 (SFO-FLL) 1377185315 (2019-03-15-SFO-FLL-EK-6049)
This Emirates Airline flight between San Francisco International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Jet Blue flight B6278 (SFO-FLL). It departed from gate A10. See all the flights for EK6049.
HA2122 (SFO-FLL) 1377186695 (2019-03-15-SFO-FLL-HA-2122)
This Hawaiian Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Jet Blue flight B6278 (SFO-FLL). It departed from gate A10. See all the flights for HA2122.
QF3672 (SFO-FLL) 1377184927 (2019-03-15-SFO-FLL-QF-3672)
This Qantas Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS1346 (SFO-FLL). It departed from gate D50B. See all the flights for QF3672.
AS1346 (SFO-FLL) 1377185197 (2019-03-15-SFO-FLL-AS-1346)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate D50B. See all the flights for AS1346.
SQ1318 (SFO-FLL) 1377186593 (2019-03-15-SFO-FLL-SQ-1318)
This Singapore Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS1346 (SFO-FLL). It departed from gate D50B. See all the flights for SQ1318.
BF710 (SFO-PPT) 1377186051 (2019-03-15-SFO-PPT-BF-710)
This MarkAir flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Tahiti Faaa Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate G95. See all the flights for BF710.
KE3645 (SFO-ATL) 1377188193 (2019-03-15-SFO-ATL-KE-3645)
This Korean Air flight between San Francisco International Airport and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2566 (SFO-ATL). It departed from gate C46. See all the flights for KE3645.
CZ1250 (SFO-ATL) 1377185555 (2019-03-15-SFO-ATL-CZ-1250)
This China Southern Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2566 (SFO-ATL). It departed from gate C46. See all the flights for CZ1250.
DL2566 (SFO-ATL) 1377186125 (2019-03-15-SFO-ATL-DL-2566)
This Delta Air Lines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate C46. See all the flights for DL2566.
AM4227 (SFO-ATL) 1377186205 (2019-03-15-SFO-ATL-AM-4227)
This AeroMéxico flight between San Francisco International Airport and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL2566 (SFO-ATL). It departed from gate C46. See all the flights for AM4227.
UA2360 (SFO-BOS) 1377187889 (2019-03-15-SFO-BOS-UA-2360)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Gen E L Logan International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate F88. See all the flights for UA2360.
NZ9018 (SFO-BOS) 1377185047 (2019-03-15-SFO-BOS-NZ-9018)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Gen E L Logan International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA2360 (SFO-BOS). It departed from gate F88. See all the flights for NZ9018.
AS317 (EWR-SFO) 1377181363 (2019-03-15-EWR-SFO-AS-317)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from Newark International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate D50B. See all the flights for AS317.
SQ1309 (EWR-SFO) 1377181407 (2019-03-15-EWR-SFO-SQ-1309)
This Singapore Airlines flight between Newark International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS317 (EWR-SFO). It arrived at gate D50B. See all the flights for SQ1309.
NZ2731 (SFO-IND) 1377185741 (2019-03-15-SFO-IND-NZ-2731)
This Air New Zealand flight between San Francisco International Airport and Indianapolis International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by United Airlines flight UA2069 (SFO-IND). It departed from gate F90. See all the flights for NZ2731.
UA2069 (SFO-IND) 1377187143 (2019-03-15-SFO-IND-UA-2069)
This United Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to Indianapolis International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate F90. See all the flights for UA2069.
IB4843 (SFO-JFK) 1377186909 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-IB-4843)
This Iberia flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA276 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate D56B. See all the flights for IB4843.
SQ1410 (SFO-JFK) 1377187211 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-SQ-1410)
This Singapore Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS110 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate D55. See all the flights for SQ1410.
BA5569 (SFO-JFK) 1377187531 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-BA-5569)
This British Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA276 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate D56B. See all the flights for BA5569.
AS110 (SFO-JFK) 1377186605 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-AS-110)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate D55. See all the flights for AS110.
CZ1630 (SFO-JFK) 1377187861 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-CZ-1630)
This China Southern Airlines flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA276 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate D56B. See all the flights for CZ1630.
AA276 (SFO-JFK) 1377188149 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-AA-276)
This American Airlines flight traveled from San Francisco International Airport to John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It departed from gate D56B. See all the flights for AA276.
QF3177 (SFO-JFK) 1377186757 (2019-03-15-SFO-JFK-QF-3177)
This Qantas Airways flight between San Francisco International Airport and John F Kennedy International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by American Airlines flight AA276 (SFO-JFK). It departed from gate D56B. See all the flights for QF3177.
FJ5821 (KOA-SFO) 1377181813 (2019-03-15-KOA-SFO-FJ-5821)
This Fiji Airways flight between Kailua-Kona International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS759 (KOA-SFO). It arrived at gate D54A. See all the flights for FJ5821.
QF3695 (KOA-SFO) 1377184623 (2019-03-15-KOA-SFO-QF-3695)
This Qantas Airways flight between Kailua-Kona International Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Alaska Airlines flight AS759 (KOA-SFO). It arrived at gate D54A. See all the flights for QF3695.
AS759 (KOA-SFO) 1377183831 (2019-03-15-KOA-SFO-AS-759)
This Alaska Airlines flight traveled from Kailua-Kona International Airport to San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019. It arrived at gate D54A. See all the flights for AS759.
AV2036 (SFO-SEA) 1377185845 (2019-03-15-SFO-SEA-AV-2036)
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This Virgin Atlantic Airways flight between Detroit Metro Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL1829 (DTW-SFO). It arrived at gate C41. See all the flights for VS1751.
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This KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) flight between Detroit Metro Airport and San Francisco International Airport, on March 15, 2019, was operated by Delta Air Lines flight DL1829 (DTW-SFO). It arrived at gate C41. See all the flights for KL5336.


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The Canadian Patient Safety Institute, Accreditation Canada, The Canadian Home Care Association (CHCA), Patients for Patient Safety Canada (PFPSC), and the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO) are jointly launching a call for proposals for a small scale study to be completed by July 31 2017.
The 2016 call for commissioned research seeks to support the reduction in harm that occurs during transitions in care from hospital-based care to home care by identifying (1) how organizations can best monitor interorganization transitions to ensure that they are both safe and person-and family centered (2) patient safety indicators (organizational, process and outcome) that organizations can monitor to ensure that person-and-family-centered continuum of care is safe at transition and (3) best practices in the field and/or high performing organizations which have effective evidence based person-and-family-centered, interorganization processes and measures that advance patient safety at transition.
The funding partners will offer $50,000 to one researcher this fiscal year (March 31, 2016 – July 31, 2017). This opportunity is open to researchers in disciplines both from within and outside of health sciences who have a demonstrated interest in patient safety. Applicants must hold a PhD (in any field), or MD, or a Masters in a health science field, and be associated with a Canadian University or not-for-profit organization that can accept and administer the funding on their behalf.
Click here for the detailed announcement of the 2016-2017 Research Competition: Safe Person-and Family-Centered Care at the transition between Hospital-Based Care and Home Care.
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In Vadodara, the Congress has accused for Blue people's money to create Zoo, instead of a Japanese Garden.
There was a plan to build a 'Japanese' Garden at Sayajibaug in Vadodara at a cost of 60 lakhs, but it has been demolished before it is ready. Now instead Garden there will be a calling for tender process for Zoo. Congress women's counsel, Ami Rawat said that the corporation is wasting the people's money, so they have demanded action against responsible officials.


CALGARY, ALBERTA--(CCNMatthews - Oct. 5, 2005) - Arapahoe Energy Corporation (the "Corporation"- "Arapahoe") (TSX VENTURE:AAO) announces that it has participated in the drilling and completion of two (2) successful wells in central Alberta.
The Campbell area well was completed in the Basal Quartz formation and tested 1.6 million cubic feet of natural gas per day (1.6 MMCF/day) and 144 barrels of light (32.5 degree API) crude oil per day, equating to approximately 410 barrels of oil equivalent per day (410 BOEPD(i)). Arapahoe's interest in the Campbell area well is 25% interest before well payout and 12.5% interest after well payout. A number of additional development drilling locations are contemplated in which Arapahoe will have a 12.5% participating interest. The other central Alberta area well has been completed for potential gas production in two (2) formations and a third formation is currently being completed for potential light oil production. Arapahoe's interest in this well is 21% interest before well payout and 12.6% interest after well payout. Additional development locations are anticipated in which Arapahoe will have a 12.6% participating interest. Production rates and further information on this well will be forthcoming in a future news release.
The Corporation is a publicly traded junior oil and natural gas exploration company with its shares listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the trading symbol "AAO". The Corporation is engaged in the exploration, development and production of oil and natural gas in Western Canada. Arapahoe's primary area of exploration focus is the Alberta Foothills specifically on the Tsuu T'ina First Nation (Sarcee Area) immediately west of the City of Calgary.
(i) Boe's may be misleading, particularly if used in isolation. A BOE conversion ratio of 6 Mcf: 1 Bbl is based on an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead.


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Q: Using object notation as if it were an array - why does this evaluate? I don't understand why the following evaluates to 3 instead of just declaring a syntax error when ran from a JavaScript REPL or through Chrome's Developer Tools:
{1, 2, 3};
3

As far as I can see, that should be a syntax error as demonstrated with:
var foo = {1, 2, 3};
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ,

I feel like there's just some quirky behaviour I'm not aware of?

A: Here's the breakdown of the symbols:

*

*{ Start code block

*1 Number literal

*, Comma operator (evaluates both sides, returns right side)

*2 Number literal

*, Comma operator

*3 Number literal

*} End code block

Code blocks aren't restricted to defining if, while etc. blocks, they can be used anywhere. Therefore, your code is simply a block that contains a chained comma operator sequence, which returns the last item in the chain, hence 3.
In the case of var foo = {1, 2, 3};, the { is indeed a "start object literal" symbol and not a "start code block" symbol.
The same symbol can have multiple meanings based on context.

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In California, don't call them 'public servants'; call them 'the government gang'
With its monopoly on the legitimate use of force, government gets its way. Just as gangsters do — with the ever-present knowledge that non-compliance will be met by people ready to use force if necessary. The purported difference between governments and gangsters is that the former are supposed to be subject to the rule of law and operating "in the public interest," while the latter are out only to enrich themselves.
But in California's state government, one-party control and the lack of media scrutiny and public attention has led to the capture of control over tax revenues by so-called "public servants." That's government employee unions, which donate heavily to the ruling party, the Democrats. The result is plunder of tax revenues on an unimaginable scale, creating a ruling class of wealthy people (the value of a six-figure pension for an employee who retires after twenty years of employment is millions of dollars), while starving the actual delivery of services to the taxpayers who face jail if they don't cough up what is demanded of them.
As a Californian of more than three decades, I have watched the highways deteriorate, with no new construction of freeways (or reservoirs, for that matter) while the population soared. I have watched the schools go from bad to horrendous. Meanwhile, taxes have soared to levels that are driving out middle-class taxpayers in very large numbers. The rest of us who are not members of the government gang watch as the gang members get rich. How rich? Even I was shocked by the data reported by Steven Greenhut in The American Spectator:
Hundreds of California government workers earn more than $500,000 a year — and that's just the tip of the public-employee compensation iceberg. (snip)
...a new report from the Orange County Register's Teri Sforza hints at why these agencies never have enough money to do their jobs. Based on data from the state controller's office, she found that "More than 100 city and county workers earned total compensation exceeding a half-million dollars in Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange counties last year." One need only look at the Transparent California database to see that this is no aberration.
One Orange County city, Placentia, decided recently to exit its contract with the Orange County Fire Authority and start its own fire department as a way to gain control of spiraling compensation costs. No wonder. We see page after page of OCFA employees earning total compensation of hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. The top earner received $534,000 in total pay and benefits — nearly five times the base salary of $117,000 a year. This is no aberration. Pull the data from any agency and you'll be shocked by the pay levels.
The average California firefighter at the county and city level earns nearly $200,000 a year in total compensation for a minimal work week (and they're paid while sleeping). State-level firefighters earn close to $150,000. Police sergeants, city managers, you name it — they often earn $300,000 or more in pay and benefit packages. Those numbers include only the funded portion of the equation. California has hundreds of billions of dollars in unfunded pension and retiree-medical costs — shortfalls that ultimately must be paid for by hard-pressed taxpayers.
In fact, total compensation packages, including benefits such as early retirement and lifetime medical care, add from one third to one half of the salary, meaning the average firefighter receives at least $300,000 a year.
Some employees have compensation levels soaring over $1 million in one year, costs that typically reflect those ridiculous DROP programs (Defined Retirement Option Plans). Compensation packages are so generous and retirement ages so low (age 50 for public-safety employees; 55 for most others) that these employees have no incentive to keep working once they hit retirement age. But many want to keep working, and their agencies need their labor. So employees double-dip by receiving their retirement and their full pay, which they get in a lump sum when they really do retire.
There is much more to read in Greenhut's article. The conclusion is clear to me. California politicians are conspiring with public-sector employees to run the government for their own benefit, not to serve the public. It's all legal, because the state Legislature passes and the governor signs the legislation taking tax revenues and giving them to an elite of favored public servants masters, who put their own interests ahead of the people who pay their salaries.
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If you were at the Irish Fly Fair this year then you would know that it was a brilliant weekend.
The show was held over the weekend of the 7th and 8th of November in Galway and saw many excellent fly tyers side by side showcasing their work alongside some great trade stands.
One of the highlights of the show was the raffle and here at Partridge we got together a fantastic bundle of Partridge stock, worth €250 to donate as one of the prizes for the raffle.
The prize winner was actually a good friend of Partridge, Frank Moors (right) and he accepted his prize from our sales director Darryl mooney (centre) alongside The Irish Fly Fair proprieter, Stevie Munn (left).
Needless to say Frank looks chuffed to have won and all we can say is, congratulations to Frank, and to everyone else - better luck next time!


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Given that MIT is now working on a safer prototype for autonomous vehicles, using communications technology to expand the cars' field of vision, these vehicles may make the leap from science fiction to reality sooner than previously thought. Driverless cars have already been legalized in California and Nevada, and Google says we'll see them on the road in five years. Here are the prototypes that have helped the industry get to this point.
In an attempt to provide a safer, more realistic model, BMW showcased its self-driving prototype in 2011, which can identify the car's environment for a 55-yard radius. In typical BMW fashion, it put a host from the BBC's Top Gear in the driver seat as it reached 140 kilometers per hour on a racetrack.
In 2010, Mercedes Benz debuted its own work with autonomous vehicles. Not surprisingly, the car hasn't altered its mid-sized sedan's iconic exterior design, but showed some impressive test runs with two automated cars driving concurrently. Six months after introducing the technology, the company claimed it will be commercially available in its S-Class in 2013.
As is tradition, Cadillac attempted to match BMW and Mercedes with its own autonomous luxury vehicle, the Super Cruise. Introduced this year, it's only a semi-autonomous system, and Cadillac warns that it's only suitable for certain conditions. But at least Cadillac was able to keep up in its luxury car arms race. Video available here.
Named for the Colorado mountain it climbed on a test run in 2010, the Audi TTS Pikes Peak is a modified version of the popular Audi TTS sports car equipped with two computers to run safety-focused algorithms and another for dynamics. The car climbed Pikes Peak in 27 minutes, topping out at 45 mph. According to Top Speed, a professional driver could complete the same course in roughly 17 minutes.
In 2007, the federal Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) held its Urban Challenge for academic and corporate research teams to engage in a driverless car competition. The winner, Carnegie Mellon's robotized 2007 Chevy Tahoe called Boss, finished a complex urban obstacle course 20 minutes ahead of the second-place competitor.
Stanford came in second place at the DARPA Urban Challenge with Junior, an autonomous Volkswagen Passat. Junior averaged 13.7 miles per hour through the 60-mile course, just short of the 14 miles per hour Carnegie Mellon's first-place Boss SUV averaged.
The third-place winner at the DARPA Urban Challenge was Odin, a 2005 Ford Hybrid Escape from researchers, faculty and students at Virginia Tech. One of only three that finished the course in less than five hours, Odin came in just seven minutes after the second-place car from Stanford, and just 26 minutes after the first-place winner.
The only other car to finish with an official recorded time, MIT's modified Land Rover LR3 completed the course in approximately six hours. Talos ran Linux and featured a cluster with 40 cores.
In the longest recorded trip by an unmanned vehicle in history, Italian company VisLab's electric van traveled 8,077 miles from Italy to China in a three-month span in 2010.
VisLab didn't break the record on its first attempt. The company, linked to Italy's University of Parma, began independently researching autonomous vehicles since 1989 to contribute to other projects. But by 1998, the company would put its own autonomous vehicle on the road for a 2,000-kilometer trip through Italy.
The ARGO Project would give way to BRAiVE, short for BRAin-drIVE, which VisLab would introduce at the 2009 IEEE IV conference in China. BRAiVE was designed as a test vehicle to further develop technologies the automotive industry may not be working on.
VisLab also had ties to the largest driverless vehicles research initiative in history, which was headed by Daimler-Benz AG in 1987. Making use of the modern equivalent of $1 billion in funding from the European Commission, the project culminated in 1994 with a 600-mile trip on a French highway in heavy traffic conditions. However, the research project was shut down just a year later.
Volkswagen's driverless car, named "53 plus 1" after the number 53 on fictional driverless Volkswagen Herbie, reached 150 miles per hour in tests when it was released in 2006. When Volkswagen invited the public to unveil the car, attendees were welcome to create their own courses with road cones to try to test the real-life Herbie's capabilities.
Five years later, Volkswagen presented a more practical autonomous driving solution called "Temporary Auto Pilot," a feature through which the driver can turn on a driverless car system up to 80 miles per hour.
Two years after an Audi TTS climbed Pikes Peak, researchers from Stanford University and Volkswagen's Electronics Research Lab equipped the same car with similar driving speeds and capabilities as professional drivers. In tests at a California raceway, "Shelley" reached 120 miles per hour en route to completing a three-mile course in less than two and a half minutes.
The first prototype created by AutoNOMOS Labs, which is part of the Artificial Intelligence Group at the Frei Universitat Berlin, the Spirit of Berlin was a semifinalist at the DARPA Urban Challenge in 2007.
Through a combination of mobile app, GPS, and autonomous driving technology, AutoNOMOS Labs showcased its 100% robotic taxi system in 2010. The mobile app sends the car its location based on GPS tracking, and uses a mapping app to follow the car on its way to pick the user up. An address is then entered into a tablet installed in the backseat of the cab to instruct the car where to go once the user has been picked up.
Last month, Volvo announced that the SARTRE (Safe Road TRAins for the Environment) research project in Europe had come to a close, and that the company was ready to look into putting its finished product on the road. Given that Volvo once declared that it could eliminate all fatal accidents for its drivers by 2020, the SARTRE project is an important step.
With a completely different approach, GM has developed the most science-fiction-designed autonomous car. Though it's been years in the making, the newest version was showcased at this year's Beijing Motor Show. With an aim for city driving, the EN-V only has two wheels and is limited to 25 miles on its electric motor, but is said to be capable of handling difficult weather conditions.
With what has become the barometer against which all others have been compared, Google's self-driving car can boast some pretty impressive accomplishments. Among them are reaching 300,000 miles without causing an accident, and, as shown in the video, allowing a legally blind man to travel in the driver's seat.


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Evolution of Bhubaneswar: The Temple city of India
This country given its spiritual history has seen many temple towns that grew and remained centered around a religious magnet. One such town from the Kalinga empire is the city of Bhubaneswar. The smart city movement recognized Bhubaneswar as the smartest city in the country. The unique positioning of this city on the intersection of historical religious importance and futuristic expansion is unique. The city succeeded Cuttack as the capital of Odisha and since then has seen tremendous impetus in urban growth while staying true to its inception.
Evolution of Bhubaneswar ©Ananya Nayak
The state of Odisha had been the seat of continuous culture for 2500 years. It covered an area of 510 acres, an amalgamation of 4 villages. This religious precinct was touted to have had 1000 temples, a conglomeration of mandaps, monuments, and ritualistic ponds. One of those 4 villages was Bhubaneswar, which saw exponential growth over the next decades.
Post-independence, on 13th April 1948, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru declared Bhubaneswar the capital township of Odisha by laying the foundation stone. The town planning was commissioned to Koenigsberger and was built between 1948-61. Industrial, institutional areas were not envisaged then and did not find a place in maps of that period. The agrarian society prevailed and the small population that did reside in the city visited the fields nearby to farm.
The city is reflective of the Master planner's intent wherein he viewed the city as an autonomous body with its laws, jurisdiction, and right to self-determination. He noticed an organized sense of communal relationship along secular lines. He channelized his design to reconcile the conflict between rationalism and symbolism between the new town and the temple town. The town was divided into small manageable neighborhood units to replicate the prevailing organic nature of the settlement.
During 1956-76, Government offices started coming up. The administrative centers were established. Several schools, industrial units, and industrial estates were established and the population which migrated towards these amenities started residing in the area.
The constitution of Bhubaneswar Regional Improvement Trust (BRIT) in 1976 and subsequently Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA) in 1983 came into existence and were a push to direct the planning forces in the direction of urban growth. This stage in the evolution of the city saw the rise of mass housing and organized living quarters in various areas of the city. Major housing schemes and multistoried buildings were executed during this period. The emergence of markets near residential complexes was observed.
Mapping Evolution for Urban Planning © Ananya Nayak
The city originally planned for 40,000 people now accommodated 8 lakh 50 thousand and counting. The originally planned area of 16.84 sq.kms is today a sprawling urban area of 148 sq.kms. Interestingly there has been no growth southeast due to the presence of flood plains of the Kuakhai River and the Daya River. The city is in tandem with physical features guiding its form and in the process, the religious magnet today seems absent from the discourse.
Current Growth Direction of the City of Bhubaneswar ©Google.com
The city's urbanization has had multiple positive impacts on boosting the old town area. Today the centuries-old Lingaraj temple sits amidst a massive redevelopment project which is believed to give the entire precinct a much-awaited facelift. Not only does the government use its administrative machinery to mobilize public interest but also use the generated impetus to benefit the improved investment. The non-built area visibly reduced over the decades bringing along the antithesis of authenticity. Due to the abundance of educational and business opportunities migration began from the nearby poorer states. The city which revolved around the temple precincts who were sevayats (temple priests usually reside near the temple), slowly transitioned into a melting pot of different cultures and economic classes. However, the followers of religion remain forever enthusiastic to regularly pay visits to the religious center.
The Ashokan empire also saw a bleeding Daya river and a converted Ashoka believer of Buddha. The city no longer a religious entity now has truly blossomed into a worthy capital. To take an Ekamra walk on a winter morning and to relive the magic of the preserved temple town is a treat to the eyes. One hears sounds of devotees chants and smells of Prasad( food offered to the God) and walks along with the holy ponds of blooming lilies. This image is a projection of the efforts of the citizens who strive for making Bhubaneswar a smart city as well as a temple city like no other. Bhubaneswar truly is India's Best Kept Secret (tagline for the Odisha Tourism Campaign). The evolutionary trail of the city never lost sight of the true essence of this city and pushes to enhance it.
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Staple Hill is a suburb of Bristol, England, lying outside the city boundary in South Gloucestershire. It is directly east of Fishponds, south of Downend, west of Mangotsfield and north of Soundwell.

History
Staple is a rendering of the Anglo-Saxon/Old English word stapol or staypole which meant a post in the sense of an old boundary marker.

The settlement of Staple Hill developed in the 19th century.  It was a hamlet in the ancient parish of Mangotsfield. Staple Hill was once within the ancient forest of Kingswood. This prevented by law of royal privilege anyone settling within the Royal Forest of Kingswood.

Development of the suburb and community
The modern settlement of Staple Hill originated in the 18th century by when forest law had become largely anachronistic and the wild boar and wolves which once made the forest dangerous were long since extinct (see Royal Forest). Expansion of the settlement was facilitated after 1888 when the Midland Railway opened Staple Hill railway station, giving direct access to Bristol and Gloucester, and also to Bath by the Mangotsfield and Bath branch line.  The Bath line of the Midland Railway involved the construction of a beautifully engineered tunnel deep under the hill at Staple Hill. After this investment, Staple Hill grew beyond a small hamlet and gained tram and bus links with Bristol that allowed it to become a residence for commuters to Bristol or Bath. The station closed in 1966.

Staple Hill briefly became a centre for engineering, with Wilson and Sons Engineering designing and assembling Quasar (motorcycle)s. This was a recumbent motorcycle built in small numbers which is today widely recognised as the first modern feet-forward motorcycle design.

Staple Hill today
Staple Hill has a wide-ranging high street and the architecture is largely Victorian with ornate roof ridges and eaves, attractive decorative brickwork and architectural features in stonemasonry. The High Street is broad as trams originally ran along its length.

Page Park, which has been improved by volunteers from the community in recent years and celebrated its 100-year anniversary in 2010.

An event known as "Christmas on the Hill" takes place on the first Saturday in December during which entertainments along the main street take place with music, stall holders, treasure hunts and performances.

The railway line and the station site has been converted to the Bristol & Bath Railway cycle route, one of the Sustrans National Cycle routes. For a minor section in the central part of the ward, the path runs through Staple Hill tunnel as the land rises in this section, allowing for the hill above.

Governance
Between 1927 and 1974 Staple Hill was part of Mangotsfield Urban District.  Between 1974 and 1996 it was part of Kingswood Borough in the county of Avon, and it is now an unparished area in the unitary authority of South Gloucestershire.

The area forms the Staple Hill ward of South Gloucestershire. The elections on 7 May 2015 returned two Labour Party Councillors, Shirley Potts and Ian Boulton.

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Editor: Benjamin Noys
Editor: Alberto Toscano
Critical Essays: Volume 1: 1944-1948 Volume 1 quantity
This first book in a three-volume collection of Georges Bataille's essays introduces English readers to his philosophical and critical writings.
In the aftermath of the Second World War, French thinker and writer Georges Bataille forged a singular path through the moral and political impasses of his age. In 1946, animated by "a need to live events in an increasingly conscious way," and to reject any compartmentalization of intellectual life, Bataille founded the journal Critique. Adopting the format of the review essay, he surveyed the post-war cultural landscape while advancing his reflections on excess, non-knowledge, and the general economy. Focusing on literature as a mode of sovereign uselessness, he tackled prominent and divisive figures such as Henry Miller and Albert Camus.
In keeping with Critique's mission to explore the totality of human knowledge, Bataille's articles did not just focus on the literary but featured important reflections on the science of sexuality, the Chinese Revolution, and historical accounts of drunkenness, among other matters. Throughout, he was attuned to how humanity would deal with the excessive forces of production and destruction it had unleashed, his aim being a way of thinking and living that would inhabit that excess.
This is the first of three volumes collecting Bataille's post-war essays. Beginning with an article on Nietzsche and fascism written shortly after the liberation of Paris and running to the end of 1948, these texts make available for the first time in English the systematic diversity of Bataille's post-war thought.
"In this erudite volume, scholars Toscano and Noys collect the critical works of French thinker and novelist Georges Bataille (1897-1962), touching on topics including philosophy, literature, religion, geopolitics, art, and psychoanalysis."– "Publishers Weekly"
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'It is our job for the biggest challenge of our time to not pretend it's not happening,' the Minnesota Senator said.
Minnesota Senator and Democratic contender for president Amy Klobuchar chats with members of the community during a climate change round table in Tampa on Sunday, March 10, 2019 at the Waterside Marriott. [TAILYR IRVINE | Times]
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TAMPA — This part of Florida is accustomed to Minnesota visitors this time of year. Most, though, are not presidential candidates.
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar spent Sunday in Tampa huddling with environmentalist activists and local leaders about climate change, a problem she promised to make a focal point of her campaign for the Democratic nomination for president.
The Minnesota Democrat's visit marked the unofficial kickoff of the 2020 campaign for the Tampa Bay region. She's the first Democratic candidate in a growing field to swing through here.
Few areas in the country are at greater risk from the effects of climate change than Tampa, which is why Klobuchar said she wanted to visit the city early in the race for the nomination. Klobuchar described a morning tour of the Riverwalk, where she saw "the care that you've taken here, how beautiful your city is."
"And," she added, "how close the water is."
The conditions in Tampa on Sunday could not have been more unlike Klobuchar's Minneapolis campaign kickoff one month ago, when she announced during a blizzard her bid to challenge Republican President Donald Trump for the White House. The windows outside a downtown Tampa hotel conference room advertised an idyllic afternoon as boats slipped through the Garrison Channel.
But Klobuchar said it's her challenge to convince people from across America, not just in Florida -- which she called "ground zero" -- and not just progressive believers, to care about climate change. Local politicians and activists at her event encouraged a message that highlights the economic cost of not addressing the earth's warming — higher energy bills, the death of commercial and recreational fishing industries, and lost tourism from environmental calamity.
Klobuchar said as president she would rejoin the Paris climate accord, an agreement with 195 countries to keep the earth from reaching temperatures that scientists predict will forever change the planet. She would also readopt the Clean Power Plant rules instituted under President Barack Obama. Trump has worked to undermine both because he does not believe the climate science.
She also proposed raising gas mileage standards and changing building codes for more sustainable construction.
"It is our job for the biggest challenge of our time to not pretend it's not happening and to not go backward," Klobuchar said.
The agenda, though, doesn't go as far as what other climate activists and progressive have called for. The so-called Green New Deal, an aggressive blueprint to ween the United States off fossil fuels by 2035 guidelines, has become an early litmus test for 2020 hopefuls, many of who have backed it, including Sens. Cory Booker of New Jersey, Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Kamala Harris of California, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
Klobuchar is a co-sponsor of the Green New Deal, though she described the bill as "aspirational."
Many top climate scientists have said a tax on carbon is the only way to seriously curb the emissions that are causing temperatures in the atmosphere to rise. It's also the solution supported by dozens of economists in a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed — including former Federal Reserve chairs Paul Volcker, Ben Bernanke, Alan Greenspan and Janet Yellen.
Klobuchar is not yet on board with that idea because she is concerned it could hit poor people the hardest.
"One of the things that's bothered me is that we haven't even done the low-hanging fruit yet," Klobuchar said after the event.
Even among the participants of Klobuchar's round table, there were divisions on the right approach. Sierra Club of Tampa Bay president Kent Bailey said after he was encouraged by the event, but agreed with the activists who demand drastic action.
"It's very clear that the transition to renewable energy is going to take utilities, government officials, institutions out of their comfort zone," said Bailey. "Frankly, if they're not willing to come out of their comfort zone and move forward on this, they need to just get out of the way."
But David Hastings, a professor of marine science at Eckerd College also on the panel, said a hard line approach could discourage important incremental progress.
"This idea that we're on a threshold and a tipping point, I think this is not helpful," Hastings. "Everything we do is a step in the right direction. We really can fix it. It is not a done deal."
Minnesota Senator and Democratic contender for president Amy Klobuchar speaks during a climate change round table in Tampa on Sunday, March 10, 2019 at the Waterside Marriott. [TAILYR IRVINE | Times]
St. Petersburg City Councilwoman Darden Rice and state Rep. Ben Diamond, D-St. Petersburg, also participated and former Florida Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink was in attendance.
Florida will again be a closely watched battleground next year but it has an uncertain role in deciding who will be the Democratic Party's nominee to face Trump. The Florida presidential primary is March 17, 2020, months after the contests begin in the early primary and caucus states.
However, Klobuchar's visit here could signal expectations for a protracted fight in which Florida will come into play.
Certainly, Florida will be visited often by candidates looking to fundraise. Harris already visited south Florida last weekend.
In her event in Tampa, Klobuchar spoke fondly of pasts visits to Florida, including to Fort Lauderdale while in college, and she often riffed about the many Minnesota snowbirds who take refuge from the cold during the winter months in this part of the state. During her 45-minute roundtable, she scribbled down anecdotes about St. Petersburg's fight against climate change, asked her panel prodding questions and related the conversation to what she's accomplished as a three-term Senator.
Klobuchar said she expects climate change will be one of the "galvanizing reasons" people vote next year in Florida and hopes her competition is ready to debate on it.
"They better," she said, "or I don't think you're going to be able to win Florida."
Steve Contorno @scontorno [email protected]
Times Political Editor
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Faith Evans Interview: The King and I, Biggie's Legacy and more...
My interview with First Lady of R&B the incomparable Faith Evans who recently released her first ever collaborative project with the late great Notorious B.I.G.
Terrance - When did you realize things were happening for you as a singer vs. writer?
Faith Evans - Actually, songwriting was something that I realized I was good at as a teenager, but I had been singing since I could talk. I used to write and help friends arrange songs as a hobby, moreso. At the time I got my deal, Puff was working on other projects, so he had me take part in the writing on those projects before I started recording my debut album. I wasn't necessarily a writer in the industry and switched to being an artist.
Terrance - Interesting. So bring me to date with your collaborative project The King & I with The Notorious B.I.G.
Faith Evans - It was probably the most fun I've had recording a project. Mainly because it was a thought that I'd had years ago, and it actually came to fruition with my original intent and passion. From the first session, to the very end, it felt good creating this artistic expression of our love.
Terrance - Were there any features or producers you wanted to work with on the project you didn't get a chance to?
Faith Evans - Well, I'm very happy with who is on the album. For the most part, it's comprised of people who worked with either Big or Myself during that time, or those who understood what I wanted to do conceptually and creatively.
Terrance - Balancing the Hip Hop and R&B so that it appeals to both your fans and Biggie's, how did that work?
Faith Evans - Most of our fans, collectively, appreciate what we each have to offer, and I feel that this album is a continuation of the meld of both genres that was born in that Era. His flow transcends time, in my opinion, and so it was easy to create current and classic records around his vocals.
Terrance - What was it like working with Lil' Kim on the track "Lovin' You for Life"?
Faith Evans - We didn't get a chance to record together, but we discussed doing the record while we were on the Bad Boy Reunion Tour. Because of scheduling, we couldn't get in the lab together. When I heard what she'd done with the song, I knew that we had something special. It's a great record! And she did it, only the way Lil' Kim can.
Terrance - Got you. The singles "When We Party" and "NYC" are making a buzz, any word on what the proposed third single will be?
Faith Evans - There's also #TenWifeCommandments, which you receive with pre-order. But the next single is 'Legacy' which was co-produced by Stevie J.
Terrance - And speaking of legacy, what's the one thing you hope listeners take from their experience with this project?
Faith Evans - I want listeners to experience this project in their own way. It's my creative expression of the love that we shared. I hope that they take his message of grinding with what you have, and fulfilling your dreams. He lived life with passion, and his lyrics and legacy live on as a testament to that.
Terrance - When looking over your own career is there a particular song or songs you felt should have been singles?
Faith Evans - I honestly love "Where We Stand" on my Faithfully album.
Terrance - Because you do amazing jobs with tributes would you ever consider a covers album of your favorite songs by other artists?
Faith Evans - Yes! [Laughs]. There are a lot of ideas, musically, that I look forward to working on.
Terrance - And lastly, given' your history and success with R&B Divas, can we expect your return to producing more reality shows in the near future?
Faith Evans - I'm always pitching shows, and taking meetings concerning content and new projects. I'll definitely be continuing to wear my 'EP' hat. :-) As long as it makes sense with everything else going on in my life.
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Apparently, I've been under a rock because I had no idea about the new project 'til now & I looove Faith. And B.I.G. is all up & through the record!?!?!!! Destined to be a classic collabo.
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Q: How to interpret significance of interaction term? I have a problem interpreting an interaction effect. The interaction term (continuous_variable*Female) is significant (p < .05) in logistic regression, but the simple slope analysis suggests that the slopes of the continuous_variable (as a predictor) is not significant for Female=1 or Female=0
> interactions::sim_slopes(my.logit, pred = continuous_variable, modx= FEMALE, johnson_neyman = FALSE)
    SIMPLE SLOPES ANALYSIS

    Slope of continuous_variable when FEMALE = 0.00 (0):

       Est.   S.E.   z val.      p
    ------- ------ -------- ------
      -0.10   0.07    -1.34   0.18

    Slope of continuous_variable when FEMALE = 1.00 (1):

      Est.   S.E.   z val.      p
    ------ ------ -------- ------
      0.10   0.09     1.17   0.24

However, when when I take continuous_variable as a moderator, simple slope analysis suggest significant slopes as below:
> interactions::sim_slopes(my.logit, pred =FEMALE , modx= continuous_variable,johnson_neyman = FALSE, robust='HC1')
        SIMPLE SLOPES ANALYSIS

        Slope of FEMALE when continuous_variable = 0.06 (- 1 SD):

          Est.   S.E.   z val.      p
        ------ ------ -------- ------
          0.10   0.14     0.75   0.45

        Slope of FEMALE when continuous_variable = 0.88 (Mean):

          Est.   S.E.   z val.      p
        ------ ------ -------- ------
          0.27   0.10     2.70   0.01

        Slope of FEMALE when continuous_variable = 1.71 (+ 1 SD):

          Est.   S.E.   z val.      p
        ------ ------ -------- ------
          0.43   0.13     3.22   0.00

Not sure how to interpret the significance of interaction term along with these simple slope analyses results. Does it suggest that I failed to find support for the interaction?

A: The significant interaction indicates that there is evidence that the simple slope of continuous_variable when FEMALE = 0 is different from the simple slope of continuous_variable when FEMALE = 1. Considering your first table, this means that -.10 is statistically significantly different from .10. It says nothing about whether each simple slope differs from zero.
You may wonder why, if you don't have evidence that either simple slope is different from zero, you can say the slopes are different from each other. Nonsignificant simple slopes don't tell you that the population simple slope is equal to zero; it just says you don't have enough precision to determine whether each population slope differs from zero. It's possible that one of the population slopes is zero and the other isn't, or they both are different from zero. Your results indicate that they are not both zero (because you have evidence they differ from each other), but that's all you know.


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Home » The World Turned Upside Down: A History of the Chinese Cultural Revolution (Paperback)
The World Turned Upside Down: A History of the Chinese Cultural Revolution (Paperback)
By Yang Jisheng, Stacy Mosher (Translated by), Guo Jian (Translated by)
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Yang Jisheng's The World Turned Upside Down is the definitive history of the Cultural Revolution, in withering and heartbreaking detail.
As a major political event and a crucial turning point in the history of the People's Republic of China, the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966–1976) marked the zenith as well as the nadir of Mao Zedong's ultra-leftist politics. Following Tombstone, his groundbreaking and award-winning history of the Great Famine, Yang Jisheng presents the only history of the Cultural Revolution by an independent scholar based in mainland China, and makes a crucial contribution to understanding the lasting influence of those years.
The World Turned Upside Down puts every political incident, major and minor, of those ten years under extraordinary and withering scrutiny, and arrives in English at a moment when contemporary Chinese governance is leaning once more toward a highly centralized power structure and a Mao-style cult of personality.
Yang Jisheng was born in 1940, joined the Communist Party in 1964, and worked for the Xinhua News Agency from January 1968 until his retirement in 2001. He is now a deputy editor at Yanhuang Chunqiu (Chronicles of History), an official journal that regularly skirts censorship with articles on controversial political topics. He is the author of the book Tombstone.
Stacy Mosher learned Chinese in Hong Kong, where she lived for nearly 18 years. She is the co-translator of Yang Jisheng's Tombstone. A long-time journalist, Mosher currently works as an editor and translator in Brooklyn.
Guo Jian is Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Originally trained in Chinese language and literature, Guo was on the Chinese faculty of Beijing Normal University until he came to the United States to study for his PhD in English in the mid-1980's. He was a translator of Yang Jisheng's Tombstone.
"Monumental . . . Yang now brings his reputation as one of China's most daring historical writers to another open wound in modern Chinese history, the Cultural Revolution . . . The World Turned Upside Down is a formidable work of research and analysis, and Stacy Mosher and Guo Jian's lucid translation is a major achievement . . . Read this book to be reminded about one of China's darkest periods, and to mourn that so much of its modern history is still, ironically and tragically, told outside the country's own borders."
—Rana Mitter, Financial Times
"Rather than being chastened, Yang has done it again . . . Yang's book has no heroes, only swarms of combatants engaged in a "repetitive process in which the different sides took turns enjoying the upper hand and losing power, being honored and imprisoned, and purging and being purged"—an inevitable cycle, he believes, in a totalitarian system. Yang . . . benefited from the recent work of other undaunted chroniclers, whom he credits for many chilling new details about how the violence in Beijing spread to the countryside."
—Barbara Demick, The Atlantic
"A potent and sprawling history of the Cultural Revolution, a little-understood and catastrophic decade in modern Chinese history . . . Essential . . . [The World Turned Upside Down] belongs alongside The Gulag Archipelago as a denunciation of tyranny."
"Fanatical ideology, cut-throat intrigue and vast bloodshed roil China in this sweeping history of the Cultural Revolution . . . This exhaustive and sometimes horrifying account demonstrates how deranged governments become when unconstrained by democracy and individual rights."
"Yang's book offers the most comprehensive journalistic account yet of contemporary China's foundational trauma. . . [he] describes, in often overwhelming detail, the intricate internal power struggle that eventually erupted into the Cultural Revolution."
—Pankaj Mishra, The New Yorker
Publisher: Picador
History / Asia / China
Political Science / Political Ideologies / Communism, Post-Communism & Socialism
Political Science / World / Asian
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