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WestJet ratifies five-year agreement with AMEs
WESTJET, an Alberta Partnership
Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Association overwhelmingly vote yes
CALGARY, April 2, 2019 /CNW/ - WestJet today announced that 93 per cent of the Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Association (AMEA) members voted in favour of a five-year agreement. The vote represents 90 per cent of the AMEA's 688 members.
The agreement starts May 1, 2019 and recognizes the value of WestJet AMEs and technicians and their dedication to safety. The AMEA is a member of the WestJet Employee Association.
"WestJet is pleased at the vote outcome and believes this agreement is beneficial to our hard-working AMEs, while providing long-term sustainability for WestJet and all employees," said Jeff Martin, WestJet Chief Operating Officer. "With the agreement in place until 2024, we will be able to continue attracting and retaining the most qualified aircraft maintenance engineers in the industry. I sincerely thank the AMEA for the transparent, fair and open process and for representing WestJet's AMEs with professionalism."
"We are pleased that our AMEs have accepted what we believe is an excellent agreement for our members," said Todd Hunt, AMEA Chair. "The compensation is competitive, fair, and maintains our ability to retain and recruit skilled AMEs."
Caution regarding forward-looking information
Certain information set forth in this news release is forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable securities laws. By its nature, forward-looking information is subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, some of which are beyond WestJet's control. The forward-looking information contained in this news release is based on WestJet's current forecasts and strategy, the expected demand environment, the utilization of our fleet, the forward-curve for jet fuel price, the expected exchange rate of the Canadian dollar to the U.S. dollar, agreements and bookings, but may vary due to factors including, but not limited to, changes in guest demand, changes in fuel prices, delays in aircraft delivery, general economic conditions, competitive environment, ability to effectively implement and maintain critical systems, receipt of governmental and regulatory approvals, and other factors and risks described in WestJet's public reports and filings which are available under WestJet's profile at sedar.com. Readers are cautioned that undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking information as actual results may vary materially from the forward-looking information. WestJet does not undertake to update, correct or revise any forward-looking information as a result of any new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required by applicable law.
About WestJet
Together with WestJet's regional airline, WestJet Encore, we offer scheduled service to more than 100 destinations in North America, Central America, the Caribbean and Europe and to more than 175 destinations in over 20 countries through our airline partnerships. WestJet Vacations offers affordable, flexible vacations to more than 60 destinations and the choice of more than 800 hotels, resorts, condos and villas. Members of the WestJet Rewards program earn WestJet dollars on flights, vacation packages and more. Members use WestJet dollars towards the purchase of flights and vacations packages to any WestJet destination with no blackout periods, and have access to Member Exclusive fares offering deals to WestJet destinations throughout our network and those of our partner airlines.
WestJet is proud to be recognized for three consecutive years as Best Airline in Canada (2017-19) and awarded among travellers' favorite Mid-Sized Airlines in North America (2019). From 2017-2018, WestJet was also awarded among travellers' favorite Mid-Sized and Low-Cost Airlines in North America. The airline was also recognized among the Economy Class winners in North America, 2018. All awards are based on authentic reviews from the travelling public on TripAdvisor, the world's largest travel site. We are one of very few airlines globally that does not commercially overbook.
WestJet is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the symbol WJA. For more information about everything WestJet, please visit westjet.com.
Recent recognition includes:
2019/2018/2017 Best Airline in Canada (TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice awards for Airlines)
2019 Winner Among Mid-Sized Airlines in North America (TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice awards for Airlines)
2018/2017 Winner Among Mid-Sized and Low Cost Airlines – North America (TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice awards for Airlines)
2018 Winner – Economy, North America (TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice awards for Airlines)
2018 Number-One-Ranked Airline Credit Card in Canada (Rewards Canada)
2018 North America's Best Low-Cost Airline (Skytrax)
2018/2017/2016 Canada's Most Trusted Airline (Gustavson School of Business at the University of Victoria)
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The Light from the TV Shows: "We're Back, Baby" – Attempts at Reviving Old TV Series
Posted by Will Harris (06/13/2012 @ 8:20 pm)
Tonight marks the return of "Dallas" to the airwaves, with TNT offering viewers a look at the latest generation of Ewings while also giving original cast members Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, and Linda Gray an opportunity to get in on the fun. For what it's worth, I quite enjoyed the pilot, but I'll freely admit that the only reason that I was interested in revisiting Southfork Ranch in 2012 was because of those original cast members.
No matter how brilliantly or badly they turn out, I've always been a sucker for TV series revivals, be it as a "next generation" sort of series like this one or as a reunion movie, so I thought I'd throw together a list of some of my favorites for your reading enjoyment. The only caveats: I'm not counting occasions when a series jumped to the big screen, i.e. the not-very-good theatrical "Get Smart" movie, "The Nude Bomb," nor am I including animated series in the mix…although if I did, you can bet the animated "Star Trek" series would be at the top of my list.
Okay, let's roll…
90210 (2008-present)
When The CW first kicked off its return to West Beverly High School, the burning questions from virtually every TV critic who covered the series involved which of the original cast members would be returning. In the end, Jennie Garth (Kelly), Shannen Doherty (Brenda), Tori Spelling (Donna), Ann Gillespie (Jackie Taylor, Kelly's mom), and Joe E. Tata (Nat, the proprietor of the Peach Pit) all ended up making it back to the familiar zip code for an episode or two, generally proving to be the most entertaining parts of those particular episodes. Since the show's gone all new-school, though, I can't be bothered to keep up with it.
Homicide: The Movie (2000)
This feels like a bit of a cheat, since it wasn't so much a revival of an old series as it was an attempt to wrap up plot threads that had been left dangling when "Homicide: Life on the Street" departed the airwaves the year before. With that said, however, it still technically falls within the realm of a reunion film, and it's one of the best ones you're likely to find, so that's why it's here.
Hey, Hey, It's the Monkees (1997)
I always thought that the concept of this film, which posited that the Monkees continued to live together even after their series was cancelled, was an extremely clever one. I just wish the band's reunion album, Justus, had been even half as enjoyable.
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The Light from the TV Shows: TV-DVD Releases You May Have Missed
Posted by Will Harris (03/08/2012 @ 12:25 am)
God, I miss television. You'd think that, as the writer of a weekly TV column, I'd have all the time in the world to just kick back and watch the boob tube to my heart's content, but that's never quite how it seems to work out. Indeed, if anything, I watch less TV now that I've got my own TV column that I ever did before I got the column. There just aren't enough hours in the day anymore to indulge in all of the small-screen scrumptiousness that I'd like…and, unfortunately, that also includes the wide variety of TV-DVDs that I get in to review. This seemed like as a good a time as any, then, to take a quick look at some of the more interesting sets that I've had piling up around my desk recently. It's a pretty diverse bunch, to be sure, but since when is there anything wrong with a bit of variety?
Borgia: Season One: No, not "The Borgias," although the subject matter is quite obviously similar. This is actually a series by Tom Fontana, best known for his work on such TV classics as St. Elsewhere, Homicide, and Oz, done for the French network Canal+ in 2011. Although it's only just now come to DVD, Netflix subscribers actually had the option to enjoy the series online starting late last year. If you enjoy a good historical drama, this'll do the trick nicely.
The Courtship of Eddie's Father: The Complete First Season: "People, let me tell ya 'bout my best friend…" So went the opening lines of Harry Nilsson's classic theme song, which I can still sing in its entirety when pressed. I wouldn't go so far as to say that it's held up 100% from its original late '60s / early '70s run, but Bill Bixby is one of those guys who I always wanted to be my uncle, he was always so darned affable onscreen, and as an adult I can definitely appreciate his storylines far better than I could back when I was still part of the under-10 set. (I was obviously far more partial to Brandon Cruz's work at the time I originally watched it.)
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Please note that all courses, dates and times below are subject to change.
Voyage to Medicine students will receive their course schedules directly from their Voyage to Medicine Coordinator and in the meantime can find all Voyage to Medicine course syllabi here.
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Study Abroad students may take the below 3 credit courses which are part of the BA Program in Liberal Arts (taught in English). These courses begin on October 14, 2018, and end at the same date of the study abroad courses listed above (December 20, 2018) and so they follow our Study Abroad Calendar. More information on the class locations, exact dates, and syllabi for each BA course is provided on the BA Liberal Arts web site.
Please also note that many times classes in Israel are written "to the nearest hour", meaning you may see a course that meets from 10:15-11:45 written as 10:00-12:00. In this case, the course starts at 10:15, and ends at 11:45. Below we have written the course times as they actually are.
The below courses are 2 or 4 credit courses which are part of the BA Program in Liberal Arts (taught in English). Study abroad students can take these courses but they must be aware that the end dates of the courses are in mid to late January in most cases, beyond the dates of the regular study abroad calendar. There might be cases where students can leave according to the study abroad calendar (December 20) and instead do an additional course assignment to make up for the missing weeks of the course. If you are interested in taking these courses, please first discuss with the TAU International Office Academic Coordinator Yael Gazit to understand the dates and the possibilities for these courses. More information on the class locations, exact dates, and syllabi for each BA course is provided on the BA Liberal Arts web site.


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San José del Progreso  is a town and municipality in Oaxaca in south-western Mexico. The municipality covers an area of 66.34 km².
It is part of the Ocotlán District in the south of the Valles Centrales Region

As of 2005, the municipality had a total population of 6164.

A significant silver mine owned by Fortuna Silver Mines, a Canadian company, is located in the municipality.

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Municipalities of Oaxaca

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Tune in to the Global DJ Broadcast World Tour, this month featuring a 2 hour set by resident mixologist Markus Schulz, recorded live from Pacha in New York City.
After taking a brief sabbatical last month, the Global DJ Broadcast World Tour returns to the road in June, and touches down in the city that never sleeps - New York. For many, it is regarded as the greatest city in the world due to its history and culture, and the same ethics can be applied to the city's appreciation of dance music.
In 2007, one of the biggest club brand names descended on Manhattan, and in less than a year has received several awards for best nightclub in New York. Pacha may be best known for its legendary Ibiza outlet, however the New York arm is making waves at a rapid rate.
With all factors considered, it was an easy choice for Markus Schulz to make regarding his next GDJB world Tour destination. Playing at Pacha not only should be considered an achievement, it also presents an enormous challenge for the DJ, as New York is famed for having a very dedicated yet demanding clubbing audience.
If you did not make it to the event, or if you want to relieve the night again, tune in to Global DJ Broadcast for the next World Tour episode, live from the Big Apple.
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Adalberto Mejia will be called up from Class AAA Rochester on Monday to start against the Blue Jays in Toronto. When we last saw Mejia, he gave up four runs over four innings on June 30 in a loss to the Cubs on a sultry day at Wrigley Field.
"A tough day to gauge somebody, Twins manager Paul Molitor said. "You hope he's a better version of what we saw the majority of last year, which means everything from trusting his catcher more to not trying to strike everybody out to not trying to make the perfect pitch all the time. He's got pitches. We all know that."
Since returning to Class AAA Rochester, Mejia has made four appearances, including two starts. His last start wasn't pretty, as he gave up seven earned runs over six innings on Tuesday against Louisville. He did hold Scranton/Wilkes Barre to one run over six innings in the start before that.
Also, keep an eye out for Logan Morrison being activated from the disabled list in time for Sunday's game, as he's recovered from a hip problem that had been nagging him.
The Twins have to make space to both these players. The guess is that Taylor Motter returns to Rochester for LoMo and Willlians Astudillo goes to make room for Mejia. But we will see.
Miguel Sano is in the lineup tonight for Rochester, batting third. No word on if Byron Buxton, on the DL with a sore wrist, has tried swinging a bat yet.
Ervin Santana, who pitched yesterday for Rochester, will throw in the bullpen on Sunday. Then the Twins will decide if he will need one more start or if it is time for him to make his 2018 debut following finger surgery in February.


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We will be working with Angels and other spirit guides who are highly evolved and enlightened souls.
They have lived many times on the earth plane, in a variety of cultures and because of this have wisdom and knowledge on many different levels. Their mission is to enlighten those who now reside on our planet so that we may live our lives to our full potential, and honour the world in which we live.
What can you learn from your Guide?
How can they help you now?
You will discover through this workshop how to communicate with Guides, connecting to their soul journey. giving you greater understanding and insight in your own spiritual pathway.
Every living thing is an energy vibration which is ultimately striving to reach an individual state of balance.
Achievement of spiritual enlightenment is something that we as humans hope to attain.
Without the light we have no clear sense of direction. It is what we all seek to aspire...finding the light source, the energy, the meaning....and the knowledge. This can be achieved through many different ways. How we live our life, how we treat other people and how we view our spirituality. Trying to attain balance in every part of our lives.
This workshop teaches you how to connect with the universal energy, the light source, tune in your vibrational frequency, tap into the energy and harness your spiritual power.
Spirit rescue is a means of helping the soul to release their hold on the earthly plane of existence and to point it in the right direction towards the spirit world.
Through mediumship and spiritual techniques we can attempt to communicate with the spirit and find out why they feel the need to remain here. It's what we like to think of as spirit counselling.
You will be taught how to work with higher level spirit guides who specialise in this field and learn from their infinite knowledge and wisdom in this special masterclass.


When using the dedicated server, you can easily host your organization's intranet or put it to use as an email or FTP server. It comes with limitless hosted domain quotas, 1 zero cost dedicated IP, a 24/7 support service as well as a 99.9% network uptime guarantee.
We have designed a group of dedicated servers using the most up–to–date future–proof equipment on the marketplace. You may pick among top–range Intel and AMD processors. To best suit your constantly increasing storage space requirements, we will offer you multiple Hard disk drive quotas. Additionally, we offer Gigabit system online connectivity to ensure the maximum data processing speeds for you.


Council Post: Entrepreneurship: The Retirement Solution?
Dr. Lunceford is a Senior Vice President and Wealth Advisor at Mesirow Financial.
The global population is living longer, and as a result, individuals have a wider range of retirement options than ever before. Retirement is no longer a transition into old age but an opportunity for new adventures and lifestyle freedom. The 21st-century retiree is faced with increased complexity due to changing retirement systems, rising health care costs, increased longevity and greater lifestyle options.
When the Social Security system was created in the U.S. in the 1930s, the average lifespan of a male was age 58 and a female was 62. Although retirement provided financial benefits for those who qualified for pensions and government subsidies, it also categorized individuals as elderly because health limitations usually existed or shortly followed.
Today, individuals over 60 are healthier and more capable than ever. A 60-year-old has a greater than 25% chance of living to age 90, but the stigma of ageism may be a challenge for many. Although layoffs were experienced across all age groups during the Great Recession of 2008, older workers were disproportionally impacted more than others. What's more, 64% of workers over age 55 say they have seen or experienced discrimination in the workplace, and 58% believe that ageism can affect workers as young as their 50s.
The implied contract between workers and employers has changed. It is no longer assumed that employment with one organization will last until a person's full retirement date. The changing nature of business, which includes additional technology and automation, mergers and acquisitions and increased global competition has changed reality for many. There is no longer clear visibility on the length of employment for anyone. Long-term careers with a single employer may exist; however, much like in professional sports, they are often a collection of short-term contracts. Longevity with a single organization comes from consistent informal renewals of commitment on both sides.
Entrepreneurship has become an attractive alternative for aging employees who are seeking work on their own terms, which may include the ability to select assignments, structure work hours and negotiate compensation. Entrepreneurship also allows retirees to shed unenjoyable aspects of full-time work while maintaining the professional identity it took years to build.
Although the success rate for new businesses has historically been low and somewhat intimidating, the story is somewhat different for older workers. According to researchers at Duke University, there are twice as many successful entrepreneurs over age 50 as there are under age 25. Older entrepreneurs are also becoming more successful over time. Individuals ages 55 to 64 accounted for 15% of flourishing entrepreneurs in 1997 and increased to 24% by 2016. Retirees are often more successful as entrepreneurs because they have more financial strength, personal stability and self-awareness than those in other cohorts. The confidence and wisdom gained from prior work and personal experiences can provide benefits.
1. How much should you invest in starting a business? Although entrepreneurship may provide newfound freedom, it should not threaten the financial security you have worked long and hard to build. Before committing to a business, consult your financial adviser and discuss what types of business are appropriate for you. Converting a small hobby to a source of cash flow may be much different than investing in a fast food franchise. You should also discuss if borrowing and using savings are appropriate based on your financial position.
2. What personal risk may come from your business? If you have had a full career as an employee, you may not have had to think about business liability and threats to your personal estate. By converting hobbies or other interests into a business, you may engage in activity that requires protection beyond your homeowners and personal umbrella policies. You should discuss your business plans with your attorney, insurance agent and other trusted advisers to discuss if the formation of an LLC, LLP, corporation -- as well as business insurance -- are advised to protect the assets you have accumulated personally.
3. Will you have fun? Although you are starting a business, you are doing it as part of your retirement lifestyle. Activities in retirement should continue the things you enjoy about work, such as social engagement, achieving goals and having financial security. Make sure the venture you choose doesn't feel like work but, instead, meaningful play.


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It's Got Me Again! is a 1932 Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short film directed by Rudolf Ising. The short was released on May 14, 1932.

It is one of the first films released under the Merrie Melodies brand and the first nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1932. The title refers to the song "It's Got Me Again!" (music by Bernice Petkere, lyrics by Irving Caesar) which plays during the cartoon.

Plot
The cartoon depicts a tribe of cartoon Mickey Mouse-like mice who move and dance through a musical instrument workshop, while the song It's Got Me Again! plays on a dusty gramophone. When a hungry cat shows up and tries to eat the mice, most of them escape—but one mouse is trapped. However, he is not eaten, because the other mice attack the cat and save their companion.

Home media
It's Got Me Again! is available as a bonus feature on disc 2 of the Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 3.

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1932 films
1932 animated films
1932 comedy films
American black-and-white films
Films scored by Frank Marsales
Films directed by Rudolf Ising
Animated films about mice
Merrie Melodies short films
Warner Bros. Cartoons animated short films
Animated films about cats
1930s Warner Bros. animated short films
1930s English-language films


At the ARENA SUITE, you can enjoy a relaxing holiday while the children enjoy the hotel¿s activities. Of particular note are the panoramic views of the garden and of the swimming pool. It's 101 rooms offer a pleasant environment in which to rest after a day full of excitement. We have Cot for children. The facilities Sun beds are rounded off with the pool.


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1-Night Stay for Up to Four in a Lodge or Cottage Guest Room, Valid Sun.–Thurs.
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Rustic Retreat Nestled in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains
Two ornate chandeliers sit above the massive stone fireplace in the luxurious lobby, but they are not composed of crystal and glass, but rather of smooth, interlocking deer antlers. The decoration embodies the blend of nature and elegance that defines Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa, set in the rolling, wooded terrain of northern Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains. Outside, crisp mountain air washes across an 18-hole golf course, riding stables, and 9.2 miles of hiking trails, and in the adjoining Equani Spa, guests unwind and absorb healing massages, facials, and body scrubs.
Handcrafted twig furniture sits in each of the resort's lodge or cottage guest rooms, with one or two quilt-wrapped beds, cozy chairs, and a lamp-lit writing desk. In contrast to the lodge's busy activity, secluded woodland cottage rooms are set back into the forest, with covered decks that boast sweeping timberland views.
After kicking off the day with a hearty breakfast in the lodge's main dining room, travelers choose a resort activity (included in this deal): horseback riding or golfing on Brasstown Valley's acclaimed 18-hole golf course. Horseback-riding excursions depart daily from the onsite stables, leading guests on one- or two hour treks, and riding lessons are also available. The resort claims more than 9 miles of trails through the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, where hikers may spot white-tailed deer and black bears. Groupon holders may opt to enjoy discounts on any 50-minute massages, facials, or body treatments at the Equani Spa, a 7,500-square-foot homage to serenity and the area's native Cherokee people.
Young Harris, Georgia: Year-Round Outdoor Recreation with Scenic Mountain Backdrop
The wooded landscape around the Brasstown Valley Resort & Spa is rife with gorgeous waterfalls and mountain hikes, with rafting and kayaking opportunities just a short drive away. Brasstown Bald, Georgia's highest peak at 4.784 feet, promises views of four states (Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee) from its summit, and year-round trout fishing in the Hiawassee River nets travelers tasty catches along with peaceful hours. In Young Harris and Hiawassee, art galleries and cinemas offer reminders of modern life for forest denizens wishing the local wildlife would start recreating their favorite scenes from Hawaii Five-O.
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Bright, Gay-Friendly Hotel in Heart of South Beach
An oversize polar-bear statue holds a beach ball in its paws as if poised to lob it at incoming guests. The all-white ursine mascot is a rare monochromatic accent in a lobby exploding with color. Lords South Beach hotel, a flagship outpost in the nation's first gay-focused hotel chain, opened last year in Miami's Art Deco District, just a frisbee's throw from 12th Street Beach. The hotel's award-winning design is bold and playful, with mid-20th-century furnishings and a bright, teal-and-yellow color scheme.
The fizzy yet chic vibe extends to Pad guest rooms, where Warhol-esque silk-screen portraits of Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra peer down on queen- or double-size beds outfitted with striped headboards. After a day at the beach, guests can snuggle up in waffle-weave robes, pour a drink from the minibar, slide between cool white sheets, and catch a movie on the flat-screen TV.
Further sites for liquid refreshment include the hotel's three plunge pools and its gold and glamorous Cha Cha Rooster Bar, located off the lobby. The Porch, a casual onsite eatery, provides a front-row seat for watching the bronzed crowds ambling along Collins Avenue, and the Cha Cha Rooster restaurant serves flavorful entrees that, like the English language, exhibit a strong Latin influence.
Miami Beach, Florida: Seaside Fun and Cultural Activities
Palm trees sway year-round in Miami Beach, but there's much to do beyond the sand and surf. A walking tour of the Art Deco District paints a pastel portrait of the city's history and encompasses some of the best shopping venues in Miami. More intrepid travelers can soak in the scenery via rented rollerblades, segways, or mopeds. A few blocks north of the hotel, Lincoln Road Mall offers scores of dining options with outdoor seating, more shopping, and arguably the best people watching in the city. Tennis, golf, and boating opportunities also lie within walking or taxi distance.
At night, those seeking an alternative to the famous large clubs and bars can drop in on smaller jazz or Latin clubs and cafés for live music in an intimate setting. For a different experience entirely, a quick cab ride to downtown Miami brings visitors to the Adrienne Arsht Center for world-class theater, dance, opera, and black-tie livestock auctions.


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Grab Your Board and Catch a Wave
An "Only In Jax" favorite local surf spot for advanced surfers located just north of Jax Beach – The Poles.
What You Really See From Your Hotel Room
Jacksonville is a natural water wonderland with over 22 miles of beaches and over 3 miles of Downtown riverfront public spaces
Tap into our local sports tradition.
Research & Development Information
JAX Facts
Impress your friends with your knowledge of local Jacksonville trivia.
Planning a visit to Jacksonville? These fun facts will give you a glimpse of what life is like in The River City by The Sea.
Jacksonville Facts
Jacksonville has more than 840 square miles – (making it the largest city by landmass in the Continental or contiguous USA).
The longest stretch of the St. Johns River runs through Duval County – and YES, the river runs from south to north and NO, it is not the only river that does.
Jacksonville boasts the largest urban park system in the nation, it is 4x the size of the island of Manhattan! 80,000 acres of parks, including 7 State Parks, 2 National Parks, a National Preserve, 400 City Parks and Gardens and an Arboretum. The Timucuan Ecological and Historical Preserve covers 46,000 acres.
It's Always Sunny . . . in Jax. We get 270 average days of sunshine per year!
The military employs over 30,000 active-duty personnel and nearly 20,000 civilians in the Jacksonville area and is the largest employer in the county.
Jax is Florida's youngest city with an average age of 36 - the state of Florida average age is 42.
We are home to 1,100 miles of shoreline, more than any other city in the state, not to mention 22 miles of white-sandy beaches!
Plane - JAX provides non-stop flights to more than 30 major U.S. cities and offers an average of 140 daily arrivals and departures on all major domestic air carriers and a network of regional carriers.
Train - Daily railroad passenger service to and from Jacksonville is provided by Amtrak, connecting the city with all other locations in the Amtrak system.
Automobile - Located at the crossroads of Interstate 10 and Interstate 95, Jacksonville is less than a day's drive from major destinations like Atlanta, Charlotte, Pensacola, Charleston, Birmingham, Mobile and all of Florida.
The Mayport Ferry is Florida's only public auto ferry and connects Jacksonville's beaches to the Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island areas.
22 million overnight and day trippers visit the city annually – that would be the same as filling TIAA Bank Field every day of the year OR 4 years of every day sold out concerts at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena.
(In a normal year) We average nearly 28,000 people visiting Jacksonville every night. Then add another 30,000 day-time visitors.
The total economic impact of tourism annually in Duval County is $3.8 billion. That's $10.4 million daily.
There are more than 50,000 tourism employees in Duval County.
Without tourism in Duval County, every household would pay an additional $700 in taxes just to maintain current service levels in the community.
Historical Jacksonville Facts
Jacksonville was named for General Andrew Jackson, the first military governor of Florida who, incidentally, never visited Jacksonville.
Duval Street, like the county, was named for William Pope Duval, the first Territorial Governor of Florida.
Isiah Hart, who founded Jacksonville, named two of the city's first streets after his daughters, Julia and Laura.
James Weldon Johnson Park (previously Hemming Park) is the city's oldest public park
Fort Caroline is a near full-scale rendering created to memorialize the 16th century French effort to establish a permanent colony in Florida, the actual location of the original fort is unknown.
The fire of 1901, sparked from a chimney and igniting a fiber factory, destroyed the heart of the city - 146 city blocks and 2,368 buildings were destroyed. Some 8,677 residents were left homeless, and seven people died. The damage was $15 million - $2 billion today. It is the third largest urban fire in the U.S., next to the Great Chicago Fire, and the 1906 San Francisco fire.
In the early 1900s the Ostrich Farm, located on what is today's Southbank of Downtown, was the city's biggest tourist draw.
In 1935, A.L. Lewis opened American Beach, a retreat for African Americans who were refused entry to public beaches.
Jacksonville Architecture & Landmarks
Planted in 1822 (or so the story says), Treaty Oak, located on the Southbank of Downtown has a circumference of 25 feet and reaches more than 70 feet into the sky. This is Jacksonville's oldest resident.
Famed architect, Henry John Klutho was commissioned to design the St. James Building in 1912 serving as a department store. Jacksonville's City Hall now calls this building its home.
When the Prudential Building, now known as the Aetna Building, opened in 1955, it was the tallest office building in the South at 22 stories.
When Friendship Fountain opened in 1965, it was billed as the world's largest and tallest fountain.
The Dames Point Bridge opened in 1989 at a cost of $117 million dollars. It is the second longest concrete cable-stayed bridge in the Western Hemisphere.
The Jacksonville Navy Memorial, on Downtown's Southbank Riverwalk, commemorates the relationship between the people of Jacksonville and the U.S. Navy. The statue is of a young sailor looking out to sea, dressed in uniform with his duffel bag at his feet.
Jax Is A Hotbed Of American Film History
In 1916, over 30 movie companies called Jacksonville home with stars such as Oliver Hardy and Fatty Arbuckle making movies in town. Citizens became fed up with the noise and the industry moved to California.
The first Technicolor film, "The Gulf Between" was filmed here in 1917.
The only studio still standing today is Norman Studios which was among the nation's first to produce "race films" starring African American characters in positive, non-stereotypical roles.
Jacksonville Sports Facts
In 1901, Jacksonville hosted the first-ever college football game played in Florida, with a crowd of 2,000 watching Florida Agricultural College take on Stetson University.
The first Gate River Run, an annual 15-kilometer race, took place on April 1, 1978. Today, the race boasts over 13,000 runners each year and is the largest 15k in the country.
The National Football league awarded its 30th franchise team to Jacksonville in 1993.
The Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, with 16,000 seats, opened in 2003.
Jacksonville hosted Super Bowl XXXIX in 2005.
Jacksonville native Bob Hayes is the only man to win an Olympic gold medal and a Super Bowl ring.
TOUCHDOWN! The jaguar statue outside of TIAA Bank Field is 16 feet long and weighs in at 2,850 pounds.
Jax Culture Facts
The Florida Theatre opened in 1927 and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The theatre was home to one of Elvis Presley's first indoor concerts in 1956. A local judge sat through the performance to ensure Presley's body movements would not become too suggestive.
Southern rock legends, Lynyrd Skynyrd and The Allman Brothers Band were formed in Jax. In its mid-20th century heyday, the LaVilla neighborhood, home to the Ritz Theatre and LaVilla Museum, was known as the "Harlem of the South."
The oldest, continuously operating community theater in the country is Theatre Jacksonville, in operation since 1919.
The Alhambra Theatre and Dining is the longest running professional dinner theatre in the nation.
Built in 1997, Jacoby Symphony Hall is the only true orchestra hall in Florida and is home to the Jacksonville Symphony.
Pete's, the oldest bar in Duval County, was featured in the John Grisham novel "The Brethren".
Since 1977, the Sally Corporation, has created animatronics figures and theme rides for adventure and amusement parks worldwide. Past clients include - Universal Studios, Disney on Ice and Six Flags Belgium.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville houses 800 works.
The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens is the largest fine arts museum in NE Florida.
The Museum of Science and History (MOSH) covers 12,000 years of history.
The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens features 2,000 animals and 1,000 plant species.
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Stein Amble Haugan, Director Corporate Customers at ECOHZ, works closely with global companies to find and provide the best renewable energy solutions for their operations. In this interview, we discuss how he works with customers and how ECOHZ is developing best practice for I-RECs.
When are I-RECs a good renewable energy solution for a corporate customer?
If you operate outside Europe and North America, and you want to document and report that your electricity consumption comes from renewable energy sources, International REC Standard is the best solution. It is a global standard being introduced in a growing number of countries where no similar scheme exists. It builds on best practice from the North American RECs market and Europe's Guarantees of Origin system. And it is an effective and recognised tool for documenting zero emission electricity consumption for your operations. The International REC Standard is complimentary and not competitive – meaning it will only be available in countries where there is no other marketbased tracking system. Two good examples are Japan and Australia, they have their own national tracking system, so I-RECs will not be used in these countries.
Can you walk us through the process of how a company would buy I-RECs?
When a customer comes to us and wants to find the best renewable energy solution, or already has decided to buy I-RECs, the first stage is to go through the client's global portfolio to find out where they have operations. We then look for renewable energy plants with certain technologies or a specific size and assure that the power plant is grid connected to the company's operations in that country and/or region.
ECOHZ will not source I-RECs from projects that already offer carbon offsets for the same MWh thus avoiding any discussions around double counting. The only attributes from the power plant we source are I-RECs.
We also avoid sourcing I-RECs from big hydro power plants with poor CO2 performance, or power plants that have negative social impact, for example displacing villages and people because of the project. The power plant needs to not only provide renewable energy but also be sustainable in its surroundings.
Once we have the right power plant, we then find the right amount of I-RECs from renewable energy production to match the company's consumption requirements. We set up their account, acquire the I-RECs, cancel the corresponding certificates and document the company's renewable energy consumption.
What happens if the power plant you find isn't I-REC registered?
Sometimes the power plant we find is not in an approved region or country, or the power plant itself is not verified. Then we need to go through the process to get it registered. ECOHZ and the producer compile a report for the I-REC Board, detailing the electrical interconnections and import/export requirements, market structure and existing/planned energy legislation, as well as other relevant information. The I-REC Board reviews and approves the report, which typically takes anything from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the complexity. Then, to register the renewable energy power plant and getting it approved for I-REC issuance, a third party will verify that the electricity is being delivered to the grid. Once a country is approved by the I-REC Board, and the power plant is registered in the I-REC Registry, we can ensure 100% renewable energy procurement for our client.
So what is best practice for I-REC sourcing?
What has been the most exciting part of working with I-RECs so far?
One year ago, our corporate customers could only purchase and document renewable energy with I-RECs in a few countries. Due to large and increasing corporate demand, the number of countries and regions where I-RECs are available today has expanded significantly.
What drives me, and what is exciting about I-RECs, is that we are helping companies find tangible ways to deliver on their promises. The goal of consuming only renewable energy by 2020 – a goal for many RE100 companies – is an ambitious one, but now I-RECs are part of the solution. That's encouraging!


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Would love to know where it was taken.


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New Member Tips Part I - Caregiver Edition - Caboodle - We fight conditions & disorders through knowledge & community.
Thank you so much for visiting our website! As we are in the early stages of this project, there will be several changes, edits and updates as we move along. It may not look like much now, but with your submissions it can grow fast and we need your input!
On this journey you have undoubtedly already learned so much. Whether you are still somewhat new to it or have been at this for a few years now, it is important to share what you've learned with others. There are always more questions than answers and what you know is valuable.
For those struggling with a new diagnosis, I hope you find solace in this site along with the answers you are seeking. This special needs journey may not be what we planned but we are a strong bunch and we will not stop until we have all the answers we need to ensure our loved ones have a life they deserve. Together, we can achieve more.
Be sure to visit our links under our resources tabs to review our featured businesses. These will be our connections to businesses, therapists, physicians and more who have been referred to us by one of our members or those who have expressed an interest in helping our community.
As a caregiver, this is where you will find businesses recommended by our other members to places they've had success with. For example, do you know a hairstylist, barber, dentist, restaurant or pediatrician who works well under stressful circumstances or has intimate knowledge of your loved ones needs? Submit that information to us and we will place it here for everyone to see or tell them about us so they can submit their own information.
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Effective Lawyering takes a unique approach to legal writing and oral advocacy. Many excellent legal writing books exhaustively detail how to write effectively. Those books — which are written primarily for first-year law students and are often several hundred pages long — meticulously explain the dos and don'ts of effective advocacy and provide numerous exercises for students to complete. Effective Lawyering, which can serve as a useful supplement to these lengthy introductory texts, takes a different approach. The book assumes the reader has learned the basics of legal writing, and at most needs only to be reminded about them. The book also assumes that most practitioners (and, for that matter, law students) lack the time to read lengthy discussions of all the subtleties of legal method.


East Midlands Ambulance Service National Health Service (NHS) Trust (EMAS) provides emergency 999, urgent care and patient transport services for the 4.8 million people within the East Midlands region of the UK - covering Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire (except Glossop, Hadfield and Tintwistle), Leicestershire, Rutland, Lincolnshire (including North and North East Lincolnshire) and Northamptonshire.
In 2016/17 EMAS received over 938,837 emergency 999 calls with ambulance clinicians dispatched to 653,215 incidents.
In 2013 EMAS took on 140 new emergency care assistants. In 2014 EMAS announced they were bringing back the ambulance technician role.
In 2010−11 EMAS missed key performance targets after a cold spell brought snow and ice. By June 2015 EMAS had failed to meet their category 1 response times for the fifth successive year.
EMAS previously provided patient transport services until contracts worth £20 million per year were taken over in 2012 by two private sector companies. In 2012−13 EMAS had a budget of £148 million. The Trust spent £4.3 million on voluntary and private ambulance services in 2013−14 for support in busy periods.
In 2015 the service also faced a drop in funding of around £6 million a year.
In October 2014 the Trust decided to spend £88,000 on upgrading its computer equipment.
In 2018 the trust said it would need an extra £20 million a year to meet the new ambulance performance standards.
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^ "East Midlands Ambulance: Increase in paramedic stress". BBC News. 19 December 2014.
^ "East Midlands Ambulance Service worst in England". BBC News. 23 June 2011.
^ "East Midlands Ambulance Service miss targets for fifth year". BBC News. 16 June 2015.
^ "East Midlands Ambulance Service loses £130m contract". BBC News. 10 December 2011.
^ "East Midlands Ambulance Service: Private ambulance surge defended". BBC News. 9 August 2013.
^ "Nearly £8 million cost of private ambulances to cope with 999 demand". Leicester Mercury. 30 January 2015. Retrieved 8 February 2015.
^ Crowson, Isaac (31 October 2015). "Nigel Mills MP demands 'urgent action' from East Midlands Ambulance Service over response times". Derby Telegraph. Retrieved 15 December 2015.
^ "New computer systems for Nottinghamshire's ambulance service after 42,000 patients' files lost". Nottingham Post. 30 October 2014. Retrieved 15 December 2015.


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Autostazione di Bologna
Piazza XX Settembre, 6
Fair, format, cultural project
SetUp Award
LUIS.it Award
Sponge ArteContemporanea Award
43 degrees in Sardinia – Zone 9
Fusion Art Gallery Residence Award
Dispensa Prize
Emilbanca Award
Special Area
Kinder SetUp
PAOLO CASTELLI Vip Lounge
Ristorante il Lumachino
To partecipate
Area Press
Performative Festival
Every year, the Organisational management team of SetUp makes use of art establishment professionalism to assist in its scouting activities and to guarantee, by means of an impartial body, a high-quality Industry Fair project. The Scientific Committee of 2016 is composed by Silvia Evangelisti and Giuseppe Casarotto.
The Scientific Committee declares, together with the Management Committee, the winners of the SetUp Award.
GIUSEPPE CASAROTTO
Why SetUp?
Taking part as a member to the scientific committee of SetUp Contemporary Art Fair for the selection and awarding of young artists and curators is a significant emotional experience that adds up to the time I personally invested in the culture of contemporary visual art. This time I will be asked to make a choice, not for an acquisition, to determine the winning artist of the prize. This is a responsibility that asks more competence than feelings, definitely a good challenge!
Giuseppe Casarotto is an engineer, business executive and an avid collector of contemporary art. His research began in the eighties, initially collecting works by established italian artists, then shifting to young international artists. Since 2014 he is Chairman of ClubGAMEC board of directors, a cultural association that brings together 150 members in order to promote and support Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea of Bergamo in spreading the art of our time. He is co-founder, together with six other private collectors, of a collection of active video art which focuses on the acquisition of video art's works and the promotion of young video artists.
SILVIA EVANGELISTI
SetUp is an ArtFair, the world is full of art fairs but SetUp has a features that makes it a special event: the choices of the curators to exhibit very young galleries with very young artists, the unusual location e the originals events organized every year makes for collectors and contemporary art enthusiasts a moment of gather, discover and party.
Brief curriculum of Silvia Evangelisti
A graduate in modern languages with a thesis in the history of Contemporary Art, in 1989 she received a Phd in the History of Art. From 1986 till 2015 she has taught Contemporary Art History and methodology of Art Criticism at Accademia di Belle Arti in Bologna.
1988 saw the start of her association with ArteFiera in Bologna, first as artistic consultant and then from 2003 to 2012 as Artistic Director.
From 1983 to 2004 she was correspondent for 'Il Giornale dell'Arte' (Umberto Allemandi Editore, Turin).
She is regularly engaged as a lecturer to talk on modern and contemporary art issues at public and private institutions, both in Italy and abroad.
From 2005 till 2009 she is a member of Unicredit commission of art.
In 2012 she is appointed by the department of Visual Arts at the University of Bologna to teach Avant Garde and Neo Avant-Garde.
2-4 Febbraio 2018
Via San Felice, 24, Bologna
Edizione 2015 - Edizione 2014 - Edizione 2013
© 2016 SETUP CONTEMPORARY ARTFAIR
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While chasing plants in Iraq (post-Saddam, pre-ISIS) might not be everyone's cup of tea, Barbara Ertter and several botanical colleagues jumped at the chance to participate in the inaugural expedition for a new Flora of Iraq, in the mountains of autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan. Her presentation will include an overview of Kurdish history, as well as the joys and challenges of chasing plants in a region that shares much of the same habitats as the western United States.
Join Dr. Ertter on Thursday, July 14 from 7:00 to 8:00pm at the Beringia Centre in Whitehorse.


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Geronimus says urban poor experience cellular aging linked to chronic stress of poverty, racism, everyday life
A new study by Arline Geronimus et al. found that low-income residents of Detroit, regardless of race, have significantly shorter telomeres than the national average. But the effects of race/ethnicity and income within this group were varied. Geronimus says that's because racial or ethnic identity interacts with environmental conditions in influencing health disparities. She says research must take into account "the extent to which [race/ethnicity] is validated, or discriminated against, or even understood within everyday life experience."
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Soft Lapping of Waves, Green (Leiser Wellenschlag, Grün)
Per Kirkeby
Danish, 1938-2018
From the Curator
Bessie Potter Vonnoh, Trailblazing Chicago Sculptor
Denmark (Artist's nationality)
304.5 × 204.5 cm (119 7/8 × 80 1/2 in.)
Gift of the New Carlsberg Foundation
Erik Steffensen, Stephan Kunz, Beat Wismer, Per Kirkeby: Kristall. Reflexionen, Beziehungen und Bezüge, exh. cat. (Aarua: Aargauer Kunsthaus, 2006), 36, 42-43 (color ill.), 163.
Sigfried Gohr, Per Kirkeby: Reisen in der Malerei und anderswo/Per Kirkeby: Journies in Painting and Elsewhere (Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz, 2008), cover illustration, 28, 59, fig. 44, 60-61 (color ill.), 66, 70, fig. 44 (color ill.), 94, 171.
Poul Erik Tøjner, Per Kirkeby: Louisiana 2008, exh. cat. (Humlebæk, Denmark: Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, 2008), 27, 41, cat. 50, 172, as Leiser Wellenschlag, Grün, 2005 (Gentle Green Waves).
Poul Erik Tøjner, Per Kirkeby: Maleri (Copenhagen: Gyldendal, 2008), 118, 335 (color ill.).
Pernille Bech Christiansen, director, Per's Method, DVD (Copenhagen: Danish Broadcasting System, 2008), 56 min.
Achim Borchardt-Hume, Per Kirkeby, exh. cat. (London: Tate Publishing, 2009), 27, 39, 134-35 (color ill.), 161.
Sigfried Gohr, ed., Per Kirkeby Polarwind und leiser Wellenschlag/Polar Breeze and Gentle Lapping of Waves (Osterfildern: Hatje Cantz Verlag, 2015), 34, 63, fig. 25 (color ill.), 64, 100-01 (color ill.), as Gentle Lapping of Waves, Green, 2005.
Faye Hays, "Lettuce and Dill Salad," Faye Makes Food, Dec. 22, 2016, http://www.fayemakesfood.com/feed/2016/12/22/lettuce-dill-salad.
Christian Wind, Hommage à Per Kirkeby, exh. cat. (Copenhagen: Galleri Bo Bjerggard, 2018), n.p. (color Ill.).
Aarau, Switzerland, Aargauer Kunsthaus, Per Kirkeby: Kristall. Reflexionen, Beziehungen und Bezüge, Feb. 19–Apr. 30, 2006, no cat. no.
Humlebæk, Denmark, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Per Kirkeby: Louisiana 2008, Sept. 2, 2008–Jan. 25, 2009, cat. 50, as Leiser Wellenschlag, Grün, 2005 (Gentle Green Waves).
London, Tate Modern, Per Kirkeby, June 17–Sept. 6, 2009, no cat. no.; Düsseldorf, Museum Kunst Palast, Sept. 26, 2009–Jan. 10, 2010, no cat. no.
Copenhagen, Galleri Bo Bjerggard, Hommage à Per Kirkeby, Aug. 28–Oct. 27, 2018, no cat. no.
Berlin, Danish Embassy, Hommage à Per Kirkeby, Nov. 23, 2018–Jan. 11, 2019, no cat.
The artist, sold through Galleri Bo Bjerggaard, Copenhagen, to Heinrich E. Schmid, Zurich, 2005 [according to email from Bo Bjerggaard, 11, 2021; copy in curatorial object file]; sold through Galleri Bo Bjerggaard, Copenhagen, to the New Carlsberg Foundation, Copenhagen, June 2018 [according to email from Frederikke Rahbek Juncker, February 2, 2021; copy in curatorial object file]; given to the Art Institute of Chicago June 8, 2021.
STOP, 1964
Vern Blosum
Starry Night and the Astronauts, 1972
Alma Thomas
Target, 1961
Involvement Series, 1968
Wanda Pimentel
The First Part of the Return from Parnassus, 1961
The Night is Stirring (La nuit remue), 1956
Wou-Ki Zao
Couple in Bed, 1977
Interrogation II, 1981
Miss E. Knows, 1967
Jim Nutt
Saitō Yoshishige


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British Royals Seek To Solve Harry Rift As Meghan Returns To Canada
Jan 10, 2020 | Pratirodh Bureau
Britain's Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, holds her son Archie, as she meets Archbishop Desmond Tutu (not pictured) at the Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation in Cape Town, South Africa on September 25, 2019
Meghan, the wife of Prince Harry, has gone back to Canada to be with their son after the couple provoked a rift with Britain's royal family by unexpectedly announcing they would be stepping back from their roles to spend more time in North America.
Queen Elizabeth and other senior British royals were trying to calm the crisis by thrashing out a plan for Harry and Meghan after the couple blindsided the family by going public with their announcement without consultation.
The couple spent six weeks in Canada at the end of last year before returning to Britain and their first official engagement of 2020 was to visit Canada House to say thank you for what they said had been an "unbelievable" welcome.
Their baby son, Archie, remained in Canada as Harry and Meghan returned to announce that they would step back from royal duties and build a more "progressive" role for themselves.
Meghan has now returned to Canada to be with her son, a spokeswoman said.
The couple – formally the Duke and Duchess of Sussex – said they had been reflecting for months before making the decision, which would see them divide their time between Britain and North America to allow them and Archie the space they needed.
They also said they intended to become financially independent.
The couple, who spoke of their struggles dealing with the intense media attention in a TV interview last October, revealed their decision to step back from royal duties on Instagram, leaving senior royals hurt and disappointed.
Discussions over the future had only been at a preliminary stage and neither the queen nor Prince Charles – Harry's father and heir to the throne – were consulted on the release of their statement or its contents, a royal source said.
As the crisis engulfed the Windsors, aides who work for the queen, Charles, and Harry's elder brother William were trying to find a solution.
The royal source said it was hoped a successful outcome would take "days not weeks".
"CRISIS TALKS"
"Queen fights to save monarchy," the Daily Mirror said on its front page while the Sun tabloid spoke of "Crisis talks after couple defied Queen".
While other members of the royal family have had paying jobs, it was not immediately clear how Harry, 35 and sixth in line to the throne, and Meghan, 38, could become what royal biographers said was effectively "half-royal" – and who would pay for their transatlantic lifestyles.
At the moment, nearly all of their income is provided by Charles's Duchy of Cornwall estate, although the cost of their security – estimated by newspapers to be hundreds of thousands of pounds a year – is currently met by the government.
The Times newspaper said Charles might cut off their funding if they moved away from royal duties altogether, although public relations experts said they could use their global fame to make large sums through public speaking, endorsements or their own TV production company.
Six months ago Harry and Meghan applied to the UK Intellectual Property Office to trademark the phrases Sussex Royal and Sussex Royal Foundation for items ranging from books and charity campaigns to pyjamas and socks.
"The monarchy needs to be asked serious questions about what they're up to, it's not good enough to be told to wait for clarification or to be left reading the tea leaves to work out what their intentions are," said Graham Smith, from campaign group Republic, which wants to abolish the royals.
A YouGov poll of 1,327 Britons found that 45% supported the couple's decision to step away from royal life but 63% believed their Duchy of Cornwall funding should end.
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Planning a long deserved holiday or a short weekend getaway to Dublin, Ireland? Here are some tips and tricks on how to get there fast, quick and cheap.
Dublin is a city rich in heritage with endless attractions and buzzing nightlife. Just an hour flight away most UK cities, it is a perfect destination for a weekend getaway or extended trip.
Around 57 different airlines offer flights to Dublin, many of them at a low cost. Aer Lingus is the main airline offering flights to Dublin and other destinations within Ireland. If you're on a budget you might want to try low cost airlines such as: Ryan Air, Flybe or Easy Jet. All offer flights to Dublin on a daily basis.
Dublin airport is merely a bus ride away, located about 10 km north of the city. Over 1000 coaches will take you to and from the airport and all around town. Check out the journey planner.
A day at the zoo: Located in Phoenix Park, Dublin zoo is an ideal activity for families with children. With over 600 exotic animals, there is plenty to discover. An unforgettable experience for grownups ad kids alike. The zoo is easily accessible as it is located in the heart of the city.
For all the foodies: Freshly grounded coffee, vibrant smoothies, international dishes and organic produce bursting with flavor. Everything that makes a foodies heart beat faster. If you're visiting Dublin for the weekend, make sure to put it on your bucket list. Start off your Saturday at the Temple bar food market on Meeting House Square, shopping and eating to your heart's content.
For the adventurous: Go kayaking along the river Liffey and exploe Dublin from a different angle. The tour takes you through downtown Dublin past famous landmarks and bridges. Tours are about two hours long. Make sure to bring a change of clothes as you might get wet.
Dublin by night: This city is renown for its nightlife. Whether it's the famous pubs or hidden gems you shall not be bored in Dublin. Up for a laugh? visit the popular comedy clubs with open mic nights almost every day of the week.


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Sevilla threaten to pull out of Super Cup against Barca
Philippe Coutinho (Getty Images)
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Solinas proud after first win at Chiefs
Chelsea need two months to reach best
Tangiers - Sevilla have threatened to pull out of Sunday's Spanish Super Cup clash with Barcelona if the La Liga champions field more than three non-EU players.
The Spanish football federation (RFEF) said on Saturday that there would be no restrictions on players from outside the EU for the Super Cup, despite only three being allowed in squads for league matches.
Sevilla said they could withdraw from the game in Tangier, Morocco, if Barca name an "improper lineup".
"Sevilla FC is surprised by the RFEF's announcement 24 hours before the Super Cup," Sevilla said in a statement.
"It has said that as many non-EU players as desired can be registered. In their last statement for the 2018-2019 season, only three were due to be allowed, without exception.
"The club's legal department is studying the matter and should FC Barcelona line up with more than three non-EU players, it would present possible ground for withdrawal due to an improper line-up."
New signings Malcom, Arturo Vidal and Arthur will likely be Barca's three non-EU players on Sunday, although Brazilian centre-back Marlon has also travelled with the squad.
Philippe Coutinho has reportedly acquired a Portuguese passport through his wife in the last week, while his fellow South Americans Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez are already EU citizens.
Sevilla qualified for the match as last season's Copa del Rey runners-up, after Barcelona won the league and cup double.
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A woman who was wanted by police in two states with allegedly 25 aliases was found hiding in the Hudson Valley.
On Monday, the Sullivan County Welfare Fraud Task Force arrested 41-year-old Joanne C. Mack, as a fugitive from justice.
Mack was wanted under the alias of Joanne Price in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania for violating probation, on an original charge of theft by deception-false impression and wanted by South Carolina Police for fraud, according to the Sullivan County Welfare Fraud Task Force.
The Delaware County Fraud Task Force developed information that Mack might be hiding in Sullivan County and receiving benefits. Police in Delaware County notified Sullivan County investigators, who tracked Mack to the Super 8 Motel in Monticello, where she was placed by the Department of Family Services.
Mack who uses over 25 different aliases, eight different Social Security numbers and seven different dates of birth has been living at the Super 8 Motel since February 21, at a cost to taxpayers of $1,228.55, police say.
She was spotted Monday afternoon getting into a cab in Monticello and was taken into custody. Mack was sent to the Sullivan County Jail pending extradition to Pennsylvania.


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Q: NextJS application uploaded on Vercel not fetching updated record I have created a demo meetup NextJS application and deployed it on Vercel. It works perfectly fine on localhost and on Vercel server as well.
But problem I am facing is that I am not able to fetch the latest record from the MongoDB database.
Let me explain with the example: I have a form which is used to upload/insert the data on MongoDB collection. It is inserting properly on DB and after inserting on the client side (NextJS side) I am redirecting to the home page where I am fetching data from MongoDB using "getStaticProps".
On home page after redirecting I am not able to see latest inserted record. I have to do some changes on the code and need to push it and after doing redeployment it is showing me the latest record. I guess this is not the right way to achieve latest record.
Am I mistaken somewhere?

A: You are using getStaticProps, which generates your HTML structure on build. This way, your app is not updating its data whenever they change. It works locally in development mode because getStaticProps is "disabled" in this mode (it runs on every request, essentailly becoming getServerSideProps). Try using getServerSideProps instead.

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Home » News » Travel News » European Union Adds Singapore, But Drops 3 Countries From Travel List
European Union Adds Singapore, But Drops 3 Countries From Travel List
by Gilbert Ott October 22, 2020 October 22, 2020
Canadians hoping to visit Europe during the downturn in travel just got dealt an unfortunate blow. The story is the same for Tunisians and Georgians.The European Union has removed Canada, Tunisia and Georgia from it's 'third country' list of nations eligible for entry from outside the EU. At the same time, Singapore has been added, in an exciting move, which could slowly signal a thawing of travel restrictions between Europe and Asia.
Europe Drops Canada, Georgia Tunisia
The European Union created an approved list of countries from outside of Europe, which would be eligible for entry. The move initially meant visitors from 15 countries outside of the EU would be allowed to travel, opening up possibilities from visitors abroad.
Accordingly, many Canadians and other outside travelers experienced their best ever trips to Europe this past summer, with fewer tourists, better bargains and notably, no American or other outside visitors to be found anywhere.
But now, with rising covid-19 cases in Canada and Europe, the EU is clamping down on potential visitors, and Canada has been removed from the approved list for the first time since its inception. Georgia and Tunisia were also dropped, citing rising cases. The list is yet to be officially published, but Bloomberg received advanced notice of the changes.
Singapore Added To EU Travel List
With travel between the EU and Asia at a virtual standstill for non citizens of Asian countries, a first sign of new potential thawing has emerged.
Singapore will be added to the list of approved outside countries eligible to visit the European Union. Typically, the EU list has been based on reciprocity of some level, which suggests Singapore may loosen restrictions to some extent for EU visitors, at some point at least.
Reciprocity doesn't necessarily mean wide open doors for EU travelers, but it means a level of cooperation between governments on both sides, with the aim of allowing travel to return in due course.
Singapore recently opened the doors for tourism from Pacific nations including Australia, but blanket restrictions on outbound travel from Australia and 14 days in government quarantine mean few can actually turn the opportunity into reality.
New EU Approved Country List
Thinking of visiting the EU, and any of the delightful countries within? From 15 original participants, the list of countries with visitors eligible for EU entry is down to 9. Unless you're a citizen of an EU country, immediate family member of one, or are traveling on essential business, of course.
The new EU travel list now allows for travelers from: Australia, China, Japan, New Zealand, Rwanda, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and Uruguay, with China pending reciprocity. EU travelers currently remain barred from most of the nations on the approved list.
What Will Winter Bring?
So much remains to be seen with winter travel and how flu season will interact with the covid-19 pandemic. Airlines have slashed scheduled in response to grim prospects and countries are erring on the side of caution with travel. The EU recently agreed on mutual criterion for intra-EU travel, but it's unclear whether it'll make things any easier, with such rapidly changing outlooks on health, travel and business.
Covid-19 - TravelEuropeSingapore
I don't think Singapore will be opening up anytime soon, and certainly not without keeping the 14 day quarantine. The majority of there local cases are imported with up to 12 cases one day. They'll be keeping the Two week quarantine for the EU for some time still. At least quarantine here is in nice hotels unlike in Australia.
Bing says:
For the last week or so, Singapore was practically virus free (with one local/dormitory case on a couple of days). Most of the cases reported there are imported. Contrast that with EU where you probably have a combined cases in the hundred of thousands in the last 7 days. Total death in EU so far has far exceeded 200,000. Total death in Singapore is less than 30 to-date. With such statistics, many countries would not hesitate to have a bubble corridor with Singapore. EU? Not so much. So, what kind of reciprocal arrangement is EU expecting from Singapore?


Thank you for the dedication and passion you brought to Stark County and OMNI Orthopaedics With the close of 2013, we will say farewell to Alexander Michael III, M.D. — a founding member of OMNI Orthopaedics and a lifetime resident of Stark County. When he leaves us on Dec. 31 to begin a well-deserved retirement, Dr. Michael will shift his energies to traveling with his wife, Nancy, and enjoying their family and 10 grandchildren, as well as his favorite outdoor activities such as fishing, boating and golf.


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Victoria cannabis dispensary raided, vows to reopen
Published Wednesday, July 15, 2020 11:30AM PDT Last Updated Wednesday, July 15, 2020 3:08PM PDT
A public notice of seizure has been posted on the dispensary's door, notifying passersby that cannabis has been seized from the property at 826 Johnson St.: July 15, 2020 (CTV News)
VICTORIA -- Investigators with British Columbia's cannabis enforcement unit raided a medical cannabis dispensary in Victoria on Wednesday.
Members of the province's community safety unit (CSU) arrived at the Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club just after 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Victoria police also attended the scene for assistance.
A public notice of seizure has been posted on the dispensary's door, notifying passersby that cannabis has been seized from the property at 826 Johnson St.
The self-described compassion club was previously raided in November but reopened one day later.
Club member Jamie Goyman tells CTV News she relies on the dispensary to treat her multiple sclerosis, saying the club's products are "far superior" to those available through BC Cannabis retail stores, "meaning you have to use less product for the same medicinal effects."
The Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club is one of the longest-running unlicensed dispensaries on Vancouver Island after first opening its doors in 1996.
Founder Ted Smith tells CTV News the club has 8,000 members who rely on the non-profit to provide medical cannabis at prices lower than what the province offers.
Smith says the club's supporters plan to protest the shutdown at the constituency office of Victoria-Beacon Hill MLA and Finance Minister Carole James later Wednesday before staging a larger rally Thursday at the B.C. legislature.
Smith says the dispensary plans to reopen Thursday at 4:20 p.m.
Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club shut down in provincial raid
Victoria dispensary reopens 1 day after government raid


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Bernie and the Banks
Bernie Sanders has picked a good target: big banks.
By Petrarch | September 16, 2015
Bloomberg reports:
Senator Bernie Sanders proposed legislation to break up the nation's biggest banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America Corp., setting up a contrast with Hillary Clinton as both seek the Democratic presidential nomination.
One of the most interesting aspects of modern American politics is the amazing similarities between hot-button issues of the far left and the far right. The solutions they offer are often wildly different, but the problems they complain about are surprisingly similar.
Conservatives are often seen as on the side of business and capitalism. We are, but by "business and capitalism" we mean "free, fair, and open competition." In our age of overwhelming government regulation, that means small business; due to regulatory capture, large businesses can all too often use their government connections to kneecap competitors and stifle innovation that might cut into their profits.
Nowhere is this more true than with big banks. We see the results today, from the the death of the free checking account to the housing bubble in which banks were forced by government fiat to make loans to people who couldn't pay them back and were then bailed out at taxpayer expense by that same government.
What was the end result of all these machinations? Bank mergers, forced by the government, resulting in ever-bigger corporations that are now too big to be allowed to fail no matter how poorly they serve their customers. For all practical purposes, giant banks are an arm of the government without any of the democratic accountability to voters that should go with being part of government.
We've written previously that this is intolerable; banks that are too big to fail are too big to exist. There's a reason we have anti-trust laws, the same reason these laws were put in place by Republican Teddy Roosevelt: if a market is captured by one or a handful of enormous companies, it's not competitive anymore and the public will be fleeced.
Possibly the most severe consequence of Republicans' traditional inability to string two words together into an intelligible argument is that most people think America is a capitalist country. It's not, and hasn't been for quite a number of years.
Capitalism is a state of free and open competition, with everybody kept honest by an impartial government and customers free to reward vendors as they see fit.
What we have today bears no resemblance to capitalism at all. Government buries every possible business activity under an avalanche of regulation that no small business can possibly hope to understand much less follow. The government doesn't have enough inspectors to catch everybody, but the threat is always there if some politically connected competitor gives a bureaucrat the right poke. A drug dealer's favorite way of dealing with competitors is ratting them out to the police; the same is true of giant corporations.
This isn't capitalism and it isn't competition; it's much more like fascism where private companies nominally own and operate everything but the government calls the tune. It's enlightening to note that both the far right and the far left call our current government fascist; they're not entirely wrong.
Many issues identified by Socialist Bernie Sanders and the Occupy movement are, in fact, legitimate complaints. The only trouble is that they often attack the wrong target. They rail against liberty, business, capitalism, and freedom as a whole, instead of attacking government where all these problems originated.
When Sen. Sanders attacks big banks, that isn't an assault against freedom or business. It's a rightful response to "companies" that don't compete but loot, using their bought politicians to keep taxpayer money flowing into their pockets. It's not socialist to oppose this, nor is it conservative, it's simply American.
Banks have nothing to fear from Hillary Clinton; like Mr. Obama and Bill, she is friends with the super-rich and powerful and will do their bidding. Mr. Obama appointed so many who'd previously worked for just one megabank, Goldman Sachs, that the place was known as "Government Sachs." It sometimes seemed as if he'd outsourced financial regulation entirely.
Bernie Sanders is cut from different, more honest cloth. In this specific instance, the far left has gone full circle and connected with the far right on the opposite side, and we both agree that the big banks are too big.
The political spectrum isn't a straight line. As this issue illustrates, it's actually a circle, and we've looped 'round to the backside. This election will be fascinating.
Petrarch is a contributing editor for Scragged. Read other Scragged.com articles by Petrarch or other articles on Politics.
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jfv2000 said:
I would emphasize the point that it was government regulation in the first place that is responsible for banks growing in size. Regulatory compliance is a fixed cost. The larger the enterprize, the better able it is to absorb the cost. Additionally, it was the dissolution of interest rate regulations (known as Reg. Q) that made asset/liability management too complicated for the small town banker. The United States was and is still unique in the world when it comes to the number of financial institutions. We once had over 20,000 banks, savings & loan associations and credit unions. Today we have about a quarter of that number, concentrated by number at the small end and by assets at the large end, a barbell, if you will. We also are, perhaps, the only country in the world with a dual chartering system, meaning with both national and state charters, which further bollixes things up. By contrast, Canada, which is one tenth the size of the U.S., has a total of six, count'em, six banks: Bank of Montreal, Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Scotia Bank, and National Bank of Canada. Most other countries have well under 100 banks each. It is not the size of the bank that is the issue, but the political will to let them fail.
But the consumer still has choice. I choose to bank at an Internet bank, E-trade, where instead of paying for bricks and mortar, they absorb all my ATM fees, no matter whose ATM I use. As for "free checking", there never was such a thing. You always gave up the right to make a market rate of return on the interest foregone by having a checking account. Checking accounts, with their high levels of activity, are more expensive to administer than a straight forward deposit account. Banks attack the cost structure through automation and spreading the costs over larger amounts of deposits. Because of low interest rates and the abundance of liquidity, the deposits are worth less to the bank, but it must still recover the operating costs, and therefore does so so with deposits minimums and fees.
Banks have always been people's favorite whipping boy, sometimes deservedly so. But most of what banks have become is a direct response to markets, technology and government regulation to which they are subjected. The image of a banker is neither that of a Henry Potter nor a George Bailey. The large salaries and bonuses for investment bankers and top managers do make them seem like rapacious Snidely Whiplashes, but then, that happens in a free market. No one is required to bank with them, just as no one is required to go to a movie featuring $20 million-a-picture actors or a football game featuring a bunch of multi-millionaire semi-illiterates.
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John Doe said:
As Sandy Weill, who ironically engineered many of the big bank mergers that ultimately formed Citigroup, himself said -- we need to break up the big banks. The universal banking model, where investment banks and commercial banks are fused, has failed.
Let's repeal Dodd-Frank, which created a huge, unaccountable government bureaucracy, and re-enact Glass-Steagall.
John Volk said:
Glass-Steagall, much like Reg. Q, was circumvented by technology, well before it was formally done away with. Market discipline is still better than regulatory effort. Getting rid of "too-big-to-fall" doctrine would be a step in the right direction. You can still insure retail deposits. No other developed country has a Glass-Steagall firewall and merchant banking and commercial/retail banking co-exist, side-by-side in the same institution. I am currently visiting relatives in Canada where there are 6 banks in the whole country. Canada is roughly 1/10th the size of the U.S., but relatively speaking with the number U.S. banks, it should have roughly 120 banks. Most of the OECD member countries have much more concentrated banking than the U.S. Regulatory burden (overhead expense) and asset/liability rate and duration management have driven consolidations in this country were responsible for the number of independent financial institutions dropping from 20,000 to 1,500 or so during the past 30 years. Glass-Steagall is not the problem!


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