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Subject to government approval, low-cost US carrier JetBlue has confirmed plans to launch flights from Boston and New York to London in 2021.
Marking its first European venture. the airline says it hopes to launch "multiple" daily services from both cities using a single-aisle Airbus A321LR.
JetBlue is confident that its popular Mint business class – with its lie-flat beds and superior food – will entice corporate travellers away from larger and more traditional rivals
Although nothing is yet set in stone, JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes has hinted that the carrier could look at London airports other than Heathrow, particularly Gatwick and Stansted.
The airline says launching transatlantic flights is "the next natural step" in its nearly 20-year history. It began flying to international destinations 15 years ago and now operates services to the Caribbean and South America, reaching as far as Ecuador and Peru.
Further details will be announced in the coming months.
2019-04-23T11:45:22+00:00By Marketing|Airline|0 Comments
Virgin Atlantic Introduces Pre-flight Covid-19 Testing Trial for Crew
Air New Zealand to Cease Operating London-Los Angeles from October  2020
World's Longest Nonstop Flight Touches Down
Scoot to Operate from Terminal 1 at Singapore Changi Airport from October 2019
Flybmi announcement

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Results from Saturdays meet,Dancel 385 CECY 156. Our swimmers achieved 48 best times and 4 new Winterfest qualifying times. Congratulations to all the swimmers and thanks to all the volunteers for a great meet.
As a reminder we have a parents meeting on Monday 10/5 at 6:00.All groups please arrive at 5:30. D1 and D2 in lane 1 will practice together from 5:30 until the meeting is over.All other groups will practice from 5:30-7:30.There will be a mechanics class from 4:30-5:30. If you have any questions please ask.
Our winter season starts next Monday, September 21. All groups, please come to practice at 5:30. The new schedule has been posted, so check it out and let us know if you have any questions.
Our swimmers achieved 46 time busters, 1 team record was broken, and we now have 19 swimmers qualified for Championships. Congratulations to all the swimmers.and thanks to all the volunteers for a wonderful meet.
We are getting close to the end of the summer season.We are having our awards picnic at the Y on Sunday 7/26 from 2:00-5:00. Every swimmer gets an award,and there will be plenty of fun in the pool. This will be a pot luck picnic, and the sign up link is listed below. We have plenty of hot dogs, and beverages left over from the concession, so they will not be needed.
All swimmers are welcome to practice on the final week of the season.
1 team record was broken,and we now have 18 swimmers who qualified for Championships.
You can find the results,top times,team records,and championship qualifiers on our web site.
Congratulations to all the swimmers and thanks to all the volunteers for a very successful meet.
We have an away meet Thursday 7/2 at the Milford boys and girls club 101 Delaware Veterans Blvd.Milford DE. Our warm ups will be at 5:30 and the meet will start at 6:00. If you can't make the meet and you have not signed the can't make it sheet at the pool please respond to this email a.s.a.p.
We need to supply at least 7 timers and at least 3 officials for the meet. Please sign up on the link below.
Team pictures are in please see the coaches to pick them up.
As a reminder Shomen Invitational entries are due tomorrow 7/1.
Results from Thursday's dual meet.Rip 301 CECY 244.We had 56 time busters,and 2 team records were broken.The results are posted at the pool or on our web site www.cecydolphins.com. Congratulations to all the swimmers, and thanks to all the volunteers. This meet ran much smoother.
We have another home meet this Monday 6/29 vs Shomen. Our warm ups are at 5:00 and the meet starts at 6:00. If you can't make the meet and have not signed the can't make it sheet, please email the coaches.
We ask every family to sign up to volunteer for something on the meet workers link below.
We need a minimum of 7 timers to run the meet...we were short handed last meet!
We also ask every family to sign up to bring something for the concession stand. We do not need ketchup or mustard. You can sign up on the concessions link below.
As a reminder the deadline for the Shomen Invitational entries is Wed. 7/1. You can find the meet notice on our web site.
Results from last night's meet CECY 259 CDEL 250. We had 68 time busters,16 swimmers made Championship qualifying times, and 1 team record was broken. Congratulations to all the swimmers and thanks to all the volunteers.
We would like to apologize for the late start and finish,both teams had first meet problems. We will fix the problem and hopefully our next meet will run smoothly.
We ask every family to sign up to volunteer for something and bring something for the concession stand for Thursday's home meet.We don't need Ketchup or mustard . Sign up on the links below.
Again our warm ups are at 5:00 and the meet starts at 6:00. If you can't make the meet please sign the can't make it sheet at the pool, or respond to this email.
The Shomen Invitational is posted at the pool and on our web site. This is a longer distance meet being held at Washington College Chestertown MD on Saturday July 11. If you want to attend this meet you must fill out an invitational entry form and pay $4.00 per event, at the front desk at the Y.You are allowed to swim 4 events and there are no relays. The deadline for entries is Wed.7/1.


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Woman Basketball Player No. 5 (China 1957)
I've been foraging in the bargain bins at YesAsia.com again and I was pleased to find a couple of films that I have been looking out for. The first is this film from Xie Jin – his first high profile success and a key Chinese film in what scholars refer to as the Seventeen Year period (i.e. from the founding of the People's Republic in 1949 up to the start of the Cultural Revolution in 1966).
Xie Jin is the single most important Chinese director of this period – and he continued to direct films after the end of the Cultural Revolution and into his late 70s. He died in 2008 and his last film in 2001, Woman Football Player No. 9 was a virtual remake of Woman Basketball Player No. 5. None of Xie Jin's films are available in the UK on DVD, but his best-known film in the West, Two Stage Sisters, is available from the British Film Institute on 35 mm.
The DVD that arrived was published in China by Beauty Media (www.gzbeauty.com). These DVDs also seem to be available via Amazon.com, but YesAsia is considerably cheaper. I wasn't expecting much and in that sense I wasn't disappointed. The disc is Region 0 (NTSC) and played fine on my sometimes temperamental player. But although the sound was OK, the image was bleached out (this was one of the first Chinese colour films, I think) and very scratched – it must have come from a damaged 35 mm print source. As the running time matches IMDB's 86 mins (84 for DVD), I can't be sure if it has been cut, but it certainly felt like it – see below.
Plot outline
The protagonist is Tian, a 40 year-old retired athlete who has become a coach and at the start of the film he arrives in Shanghai to coach the local women's team. The team is in some ways more like a 'girls' or young women's team since all the players, as far as I could see, are students of 17-18. They are all giggly and the man who welcomes Tian describes them as 'naughty' in the English subtitles (which are somewhat unreliable). One of the team is a particularly tall young woman named Lin Xiaojie, 'Player No. 5' who arrives at the training camp after the other girls. She has a boyfriend who is pressurising her to go to university to study engineering and she later tells the coach that her mother doesn't really approve of her basketball either. Tian proves to be a strict coach who requires discipline from his team members and there are some frictions between him and the team, some jokes about a single man coaching a team of young women and some petty jealousies within the team – in fact, many of the conventions of the Hollywood team sports drama. However, the film shifts gear when in a series of flashbacks we realise that Tian himself was a star basketball player as a young man in Shanghai in the late 1930s, when he loved a young woman (Lin Jie) whose father owned the team that Tian played for. I won't spoil the narrative pleasure at this point, but most readers will have guessed that Tian's girlfriend eventually became the mother of Lin Xiaojie and inevitably she must meet Tian again.
This plot outline suggests that the film will be a mix of the sports film with traditional Chinese film melodrama. But in fact it is more than that since any film made in China in the 1950s also had to have a directly political/ideological function – to promote the PRC, national pride in Chinese identity and the benefits of the communist system. Chinese films in the 1950s, produced by the state-run studios, were expected to follow the approved aesthetic of 'socialist realism' – that strange version of Hollywood realism developed in the Soviet Union under Stalinism to emphasise the heroic nature of workers and collectivism in a socialist society being built with revolutionary zeal. Most films would include a strong element of didacticism, often related to current Chinese Communist Party policies. Xie Jin includes one such speech (which is actually delivered twice) in which Tian tells a story about being humiliated as an athlete from the 'sick man' state of East Asia when he visited the West and how it is the duty of the young women on the basketball team to become strong athletes and to work together as a team in order to project their pride in the nation through victory on the basketball court.
Tian (Liu Qiong) holds his washboard as he tries to explain to the girls that he does his own washing. "Don't you?" he asks. Lin Xiaojie (Cao Qiwei) is the tall girl behind his left shoulder
This speech stands out in what is in other ways a conventional Hollywood-style sports film. Xie Jin does not display the socialist realist visual aesthetic – he is able, somehow, to combine Hollywood with the traditional Chinese melodrama and escape official disapproval. Xie's Hollywood influences are primarily John Ford and Mervyn LeRoy – he also refers in interviews to being influenced by Bicycle Thieves. Though not as accomplished – or as beautiful – as the later Two Stage Sisters, Woman Basketball Player No. 5 is recognisably the work of the same director. By all accounts the film was very popular in China and even represented the PRC abroad, but I'm still suspicious about the version on this DVD (and on VCD). There are some odd inserts of train shots (almost Ozu moments!) that don't make narrative sense as they are rural scenes when all the main characters are in Shanghai. Later, when the team travel to Beijing, there is a train sequence with a group song (dubbed by opera singers). The final scenes of the film are very rushed and I do wonder if anything else was there in the first cut – but again there are similarities with Two Stage Sisters. Instead of the Hollywood ending that often celebrates the moment of triumph, the 'now', Xie's two films finish by suggesting that the major work is just beginning (i.e. as the team fly off to represent China overseas).
I enjoyed the film, but felt a little disappointed that the budget didn't run to more than a few glimpses of Shanghai and Beijing in the 1950s. The representation of Shanghai in the late 1930s is reminiscent of Two Stage Sisters with villainous businessmen and Tian forced to play against a team of American sailors as part of a crooked deal. The melodrama works well and there is an interesting use of a symbolic pot of orchids which Lin Jie (herself a No 5 player in the women's team in the 1930s) gives to Tian. A similar potted orchid then turns up in the later scenes. The actors are generally good and there is some interesting action on court, but I did feel that the actress who played Lin Xiaojie was rather ungainly in her movements for someone playing a top athlete. I think I may now buy some more Xie Jin films via YesAsia. (Two Stage Sisters is available.)
There is an interesting debate about Xie Jin on The Auteurs website discussion forums and two of his films are included in Chinese Films in Focus: 25 New Takes, ed. Chris Berry, BFI 2003.
The best direct commentary on Woman Basketball Player No. 5 that I have found is from Timothy Tung in 'The Work of Xie Jin: A Personal Letter to the Editor' in John Downing (ed) Film & Politics in the Third World, NY: Autonomedia, 1987. Tung stresses that Xie Jin was a celebrated 'director of women' and that he tended to find a new female star for each of his major films. He also argues that the group of young women seen in the film display an "uninhibited vitality" that was rare and fleeting in Chinese Cinema in the Seventeen Years period. The film was released at a time when Mao had announced the 'Hundred Flowers Bloom' campaign, urging intellectuals to speak out and the girls could be seen to represent a bright future of liberation. But the Anti-Rightist campaign stifled such voices only a few years later.
The best online resources on Xie Jin are available from Jump Cut No 34.
A translation of the full film script by two American students is available here.
Posted in Chinese Cinema, Melodrama, Sport on Film
Tagged political cinema, socialist realism, Xie Jin


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Q: when emailing to my aliases using postfix I get the error that the user doesn't exist I'm trying to send an email to my aliases in my system. This is how my aliases file look like:
cat aliases
users: user, user1

After I added the aliases I added it to postfix with postalias aliases then I restarted my postfix service and then my dovecot service. I then tried to send an email to my alias with mutt:
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But the email doesn't get deliver to either user or user1 and I get a email in the mailbox from when I sent the email:

The mail system
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A: The problem is the alias must be set for a user that actually exists.  The user users doesn't exist.  Change the alias to this:
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Note:  the user used for the alias must also be repeated to the right of the colon as shown above if you want the aliased user to get a copy of the emails.
Remember to rerun the newaliases command or postalias /path/to/aliases.

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Yankees International Spending Plan Taking Shape
A few weeks back we brought you four players from the Dominican Republic that the Yankees were said to be interested in for $2 million or higher signing bonuses and today Ben Badler brings us three more that New York is said to be interested in for around $1 million each. As a reminder the Yankees are slotted to have $2.2 million in international money this year but the plan is go to as high as $15-$20 million in the international market totally blowing the cap out of the water.
The three players the Yankees are said to be interested in are from Venezuela. See below for their projections and a quick bio of them, the article is subscription only.
Miguel Flames - a catcher with raw power that can work the count and can put together consistent at bats. Flames just recently moved to catcher after spending much of his career at third base so the immediate comparisons to Jorge Posada, Peter O'Brien, etc are obvious.
Jonathan Amundaray - an outfielder with a good arm and above average speed in right field. Amundaray has good bat speed and it could translate into some power in the major leagues.
Diego Castillo - a shortstop who is a line drive type hitter and has a very clean swing. Castillo reminds me a lot of a polished Robinson Cano from everything I am reading.
Posted by Daniel Burch at 6:09 PM
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I will be travelling soon somewhere toward the U.S. in the summer. I'm trying to decide between West Virginia and the Caribbean. Any suggestions?
A joke, right? Please tell me you're kidding. What idiot told you that these places were similar?
Is there really that big of a difference in the two?
No big difference. The beaches and ocean are just as good in West Virginia as they are in the Caribbean.
Jude, I saw in the other message that you posted that you're from UK which would explain you're confusion. Caribbean wins hands down. So why don't you give us more details on what you are looking for in an island and we'll try to help you.
Boy! Am I starting to feel like a real doofus. I guess I must have been confused on something I heard. Where in the world is West Virginia? Is it really that bad?
Yes, Jude, West Virginia is bad! It would be similar to me wanting to vacation in Liverpool, for God's sake!!
Ignore Tom's sarcasm. West Virginia and the Caribbean are as different as night and day. No resemblance to Liverpool however. West Virginia is a very rural and landlocked state. There is no ocean and there are no beaches. There are mountains, rivers and much natural beauty but it's not the Caribbean.
Since you are probably looking for a tropical beach vacation why don't you give us some specifics of what you're looking for and we can all make some suggestions.
In the meantime I'd also try to think of a practical joke you can play on the person who told you West Virginia is the same as the Caribbean. Revenge is sweet!!!
one word = Greeenbriar. Depends if one wants a beach vacation or a wonderful resort experience.
Yes, please do ignore Tom's sarcasm - and ignorance.
That may be where your friend who suggested both was thinking about.
WV by far is the best. Who would want to go somewhere they don't even speak good American english? WV is beautiful all year round. No we may not have beaches, but we do have ski resorts. Who wants to go sweat in the sun and get all stinky when you can slide down a beautifully snow drenched mountain? Come on... there is no comparrison. Oh and by the way, we may not have an ocean, but we do have the beautiful Ohio River!!!!
We travel to the Caribbean twice a year and frequent South Carolina each summer as well and yes, there is a difference. Atmosphere is totally different as well as beach and water clarity, texture of the sand, climate, etc... Not tosay that there are not great places to stay on the eastern coast. If you are set on the eastern coast of the US, the look for beaches that are away from the norm - there are tons of smaller beach/resort area's were there are less people, miles of beaches and rolling dunes, peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, etc... Examples are Seabrooke and Kiawah islands, Fripp Island, and tons in North Carolina.
I stand by what I said! What a WASTE to even consider a vacation in a rural HICK town like West Virginia!! Granted, Liverpool is even more industrial, but both places should be OFF anyone's list of places to visit!! The Greenbriar is an "oasis" in a sea of mush!!!
Best keep your lip zipped.... your ignorance is showing. West Virginia is a STATE genius, not a TOWN.
I've been to West Virginia for a camping and hiking vacation and it was wonderful, but not the Caribbean which is the whole point of this thread. Get it?
Oh, another little hiker/camper type are we? Well, goody-goody gumdrops, Little Miss Lyme Disease!! As a native Washingtonian I KNOW West Virginia is a STATE and not a town, but it may as well be VIEWED as a small town/township with its uninspiring, backwater, hillbilly atmosphere!! Now do YOU get it, Genius?!?!!!
Gosh you are way to clever for me. I surrender Mr. Inside the Beltway. Us New Yorkers are no match for the superior intellect of you Washingtonians.
www.debbiesdominicantravel.com. I was at a resort in Punta Cana and that area is very popular with people from the UK. Charter flights arrive most days of the week.
I've always been unable to distinguish any meaningful difference between, say, Wheeling and a caribbean island. I'd save the airfare if I were you and head for WVA.


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