Where's My Refund Ststus Change Issue!
Your tax return is being process.
I have tried calling and the IRS rep was ZERO help, also tried getting transcripts but that didn't work either.
Anyone else have this happen? If so how long before some bars came back?
WMR went from one bar for weeks to no bars and a error message yesterday, to this morning having 2 bars and saying approved with a DDD of 2/13. I have been seeing people with DDD and their deposits not showing up on that day so I guess we will see! At least there is some movement at this point.
No EIC or ACTC that's what's been so frustrating about all this! Simple return and never have we had issues like this before.
@mommabear234 I have the same DD date of 2/13/19. I'm hoping we get it that day. I can't believe that people are posting about DD dates and not getting their refund. In all the years I've been filing I've always received the money in my bank on the date that WMR gives. The only time I had a problem and had to wait a week or more was when I had my fees taken from my refund. I will never do that again.
We have never had issues with refunds not showing up when the IRS says, sometimes they even show earlier. We have used the TT fee deduction in the past too and never had a delay or issues... Knock on wood, but this year has been such a mess and waiting game I am not so sure that it will arrive by Wed like the WMR states.
I haven't read anywhere about the IRS having trouble issuing refunds on the dates given to people. Is that part of the IRS backlogged also.
Remember...The sooner you get it, the sooner you'll spend it. So, just be patient and remember: Good Things Happen To He/She Who Waits.
Yes exact same thing happening to me. Everyone around me is receiving there's where's mine?
Any updates ?? This same thing is happening to me & the IRS just keeps placing me on hold and telling me to call back the next business day. I assumed it could have been an audit and called Turbo tax audit department only to find out the number listed is disconnected and thennn when I called their 1800 # I was told to try agin as the hold time was greater than 1 hr. Craziness !!


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A Dare to Remember: Thank You
January 3, 2010 November 1, 2015 by Britt S. Baker
The final result for CUPE 391's "Dare To Remember" campaign is that we raised $4023, achieving 102% of our fundraising goal. Thanks again for your interest and support! We have received this message from The Stephen Lewis Foundation:
"Dear CUPE 391 and all your supporters,
I want to take a moment to send you and your supporters a personal heartfelt note of thanks.
First of all, thank you for taking on a Dare for the Stephen Lewis Foundation. Your Dare – showing the world the wonder and wildness of Librarians – was amazing! Not only did you do something that was challenging, but you opened the eyes of the world to the true nature of Librarians.
You also did an incredibly important thing. You raised funds that will reach community-based organizations working on the frontlines of the AIDS pandemic in Africa. This is no small feat.
And, to your supporters: we want to thank you for your generosity. Of course we know that many of you signed up specifically to support your friend and loved one. But, in doing so, you've also made a deeply meaningful contribution. Your donation is a part of a larger effort, a holistic one, to support groups working determinedly to turn the tide of AIDS in Africa. For this, we thank you.
This was the first year of the A Dare to Remember campaign. You have helped pioneer a whole new way of mobilizing grassroots support in Canada to support grassroots efforts in Africa. We have had over 1,000 individuals take on Dares and over 9,000 individuals support Dares. There is a palpable sense of a movement being built in Canada, of people – individuals, groups of friends, workplaces – who are deeply committed to standing in solidarity with African women, grandmothers, and children orphaned by AIDS. It is truly remarkable.
I've attached a letter from Stephen. The success and ingenuity of the Dares delighted him and all of us at the Foundation! We will continue to build on the momentum of the Dare campaign and will be inviting you to join A Dare to Remember again next year. In the mean time, should you be so moved, there are several ways you can continue your important contribution: by donating Aeroplan miles, signing up to receive our Newsletter, becoming a monthly donor, joining a local grandmothers' group – or signing up to do a new Dare! It's all just so meaningful. Please do stay in touch.
(CUPE 391: We are sending this thank you note to all your supporters who donated to your dare online. Please feel free to share this message with any donors who may have supported you in other ways.)
Tamai
Tamai Kobayashi, Dare Support Team"
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Dieser Link führt zu einem Präsentationsvideo zur christlichen Erbauung, die zeigt, wie der Adler die Schlange erbeutet, in die Luft hebt und dort tötet und verspeist.
Auch dies wird als Übertragung auf das Holy Battlefield- also das heilige Schlachtfeld christlichen Gebets genommen.
Das ROSENKRANZ-GEBET - wird als autoritatives Beispiel aufgeführt, wie solche siegreichen geistlichen Kämpfe zur Ehre Gottes gewonnen werden.
Der einfache und humane Weg, Afrikenern IHR Afrika schmackhaft zu machen, so daß sie nicht auf der Suche nach "Grünen Wiesen"-acc. Pslam 23 nach Europa invadieren.
Extreme Armut ist nur eines der vielen Ursache-Wirkung-geflechte, neben hoher Vermehrungssrate der afrikanischen Bevölkerung, die den Cultural clash- den Zusammenstoß der Kulturen verursachen.
Es gibt Modelle, die sich an Szenarien orientieren aus dem Tierreich und auf die Anthropologie übertragen werden. Z.B. der Exodus der Meerschweinchen- genannt Guinea Pigs, oder auch das Lemminge-Prinzip.
Jedesmal ertrinken oder stürzen zu Tode ein Großteil der aus einem begrenzten Environment ausströmenden Individuen- jeweils als Mass-Migration bezeichnet.
In Offenbarung 12 und 13 ist nun zu lesen, wie genau und wo genau und mit welchen Akteuren das abläuft. Diese Kontextualisierung nach Exegese und Anwendung in einer ethisch und moralisch einwandfreien Hermeneutik ist das Ziel dieser Beiträge.
Danke dem nigerianischen Archbishop für die zur Verfügungstellung seines Vortrags vor der Un und der African Rebirth Church.
Keynote address by: Professor Genesis Api Dawuda Ph.D; Th.D; D.D.(h.c.); D.Met; D.Ed; KSA Presented on the 4th of October 2018 at the 3-day conference Powered by Centre for World Rebirth, chartered by UFCMI USA, Registered/accepted by UN-DESA.
Held at Elohim Assembly, opposite Eminent Beacon High School, Apata Jos Plateau State, Nigeria.
Extreme poverty: Abject poverty, absolute poverty, destitution, or penury, was originally defined by the United Nations in 1995 as "a condition characterized by severe deprivation of basic human needs, including food, safe drinking water, sanitation facilities, health, shelter, education and information. It depends not only on income but also on access to services."
In analyzing Extreme Wealth, my mind quickly runs to Mumbai in India, a city of imbalance. With an estimated wealth of $950 Billion USD, the city is the 12th richest in the world, ranking ahead of major urban Centers likes Paris and Toronto. Much of this prosperity is due to the combination of a large billionaire population and the presence of India's oldest, and most prominent Stock exchange. At the same time, more than half of the city's population lives in slums. Or areas of extreme poverty that often lack access to clean water, electricity, and public transportation. With an estimated 6.5 million people residing in these conditions. Mumbai has the largest slum population of any city in the world. This disparity is not unique to India. As cities around the world become denser and more urbanized, the gaps between rich and poor have widened to intolerable extremes. But unlike in many cities, Mumbai's slums sit at the heart of economic activity in the urban core. This has resulted in a unique geography, wherein packed single-storey dwellings border the city's expensive high-rise buildings. Johnny Miller captured the troubling inequality of Mumbai as a photographer, in his photo series, Unequal Series, whose remarkable progress has given way to many side effects. The top 1% of India's population holds nearly three quarters of the nation's wealth. The Mithi River separates the Dharavi slum to the right and the Bandra Kurla to the left - the site of many wealthy financiers, real estate professionals, and media executives. The city is currently constructing a bridge to connect the two locations. Though one side is more impoverished than the other, both are home to wealthy institutions. On the right, the Bandra Kurla hosts India's top energy company, the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation. But the neighboring slum is home to the Bombay Stock Exchange and the Consulate generals of several countries. The stock exchange is surrounded by dilapidated, single-story homes- a metaphorical and physical reminder of the city's inequality. The Bomay Stock Exchange issued more than $2.2 trillion worth of shares as of March 2018. Understanding the context of a place is important.
Joel 1:4 "What the chewing locust left, the swarming locust has eaten, what the swarming locust left, the crawling locust has eaten. And what the crawling locust left, the consuming locust has eaten." These four are described to be the 4 stages of the metamorphosis of the locust and at each stage, it causes damage. I describe it as 4 types of invasion by poverty as a plague.
1) Cutting or chewing of your prospects, connections, Progress, in life, ministry, business, and what have you.
2) Swarming: Your thoughts, and businesses been invaded by swarming disaster. They cloud and darken your thoughts.
3) Hopping or Crawling: They hop on your investments and destroy it.
20) Animals groans. (Romans 8:19-22) Creation groans for the manifestation of the sons of God.
1) The priest should gird themselves (with truth) 2) They should lament. Cry weakly and softly. 3) Wail before the altar( cry of sorrow and grief. Emit long loud cries) 4) Lie all night in sackcloth for offerings that are withheld from the house of the LORD 5) Fast 6) Call an assembly 7) Let the priests, who minister to the LORD weep between the porch and the altar; let them say, "spare your people; O LORD, And do not give your heritage to reproach. That the nations should rule over them. Why should they say among the peoples, where is there God?"
5) The LORD will speak to His people.
6) The LORD will send you grain and new wine 7) You will be satisfied 8) You will no longer be a reproach 9) The LORD will drive away your oppressors 10) You will never be put to shame 11) God will restore the years that the locusts have eaten 12) You shall eat in plenty and be satisfied 13) God will pour His Spirit upon you 14) You shall prophesy(announce, proclaim) 15) Your Old men shall dream dreams(mentoring) 16) Your young men shall see visions(strategic planning, etc) 17) God will raise you up 18) A closed mouth is a closed destiny. "Let the weak say I am strong." Joel 3:10 19) The harvest is ripe, put in the sickle. Joel 3:13 Opportunities abound everywhere. The signpost on the door of opportunity is called PUSH!
Do you have a pastor? Who stands between the porches and the altars for you?


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C-U Monthly Weather Review: November 2020
December 3, 2020 / 9:00am / By Andrew Pritchard
Welcome to meteorological winter, which began December 1st! November 2020 certainly felt like one of the more tolerable Novembers that we've experienced in Central Illinois in recent memory. After several consecutive years of early arriving snow and frigid air, a warm and dry November gave us an extension on enjoying the outdoors this fall. Shoot, I was even digging in our garden and getting a headstart on next spring on the final Sunday of November this year. Regardless of what awaits, winter 2020-2021 should hopefully feel a little less long and unending as the past few have felt by the time February and March rolled around.
Forget snow this November, summer just was not ready to depart. The first 10 days of November featured temperatures that were 10 to 20 degrees warmer than average. Record high temperatures were set on November 8th and 9th as afternoon temperatures soared to near 80-degrees. Several cold fronts did sweep through, delivering temporary chills to Central Illinois, but the pattern would eventually revert back to this milder, dry regime that we're still locked into as we head into the first week of December.
Photo by Andrew Pritchard.
The week following our record warmth with temperatures near 80-degrees, we saw our overnights tumbling into the 20s. Wintery vibes were never able to take over though as another ridge of high pressure allowed temperatures that were 10 to 20 degrees warmer than average to return to the Midwest. The final 10 days of November featured mostly days with high temperatures in the mid-upper 40s which felt a little more seasonally appropriate but were still several degrees warmer than the average for this time of year.
November 2020 finishes with an official average temperature of 46.0 degrees in Champaign-Urbana, which was 4.7 degrees warmer than the average.
My prediction for November at the end of October was indeed for warmer conditions, but I also called for an increasingly active storm track and above-average precipitation. While an active storm track did establish itself at times across the Ohio River Valley, we were missed to the south by heavier, soaking rains that fell over Southern Illinois. As such, even with six out of the final nine days in November featuring rain we finished with a monthly total of 2.29", well below the monthly average of 3.68". The Interstate 72 corridor from Springfield to Champaign continues to be one of the driest regions in the state of Illinois over the last several months.
While 2017, '18, and '19 all brought accumulating snow to C-U in November, it wasn't meant to be in 2020, and I'm okay with it. Let's do tolerable, dry weather in November so we can all enjoy crunchy leaf season and then cram all the snow we can into December, January, and February. And then we thaw in March, right? In an ideal world, perhaps!
So what does the rest of December look like? For now, more mild and dry weather. Of course it is the first week of December, so mild becomes a relative term. Expect a lot of sunny days with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s into mid-December. Mid-month things become... interesting.
The jet stream often snaps out of these blocked, quiet patterns in dramatic fashion. Indeed, as we peer into the weather computer model crystal ball a very active pattern is being advertised across the central U.S. perhaps with its crosshairs on us in the Midwest. This is where clarity ends, however. We're likely to turn more active across the Midwest, but what that means for us specifically in Champaign-Urbana isn't yet clear. A southerly storm track could mean we finally see our first accumulating snow in the Twin Cities, but a more northerly track would mean a muddy, rainy holiday season.
My prediction for December in Champaign-Urbana is for a month that closes slightly warmer than average, with near-average precipitation. For context, the average monthly temperature in Champaign-Urbana is 28 degrees, and the average monthly precipitation is 2.73" with an average snowfall of 6.6". I think we get there with a dry, mild pattern lingering until around December 10-12, with a transition to a colder-at-times pattern that should send at least a couple of storm systems our way, bringing rain, snow, or perhaps the whole wintry sha-bang in mid to late December.
Andrew operates Chambana Weather, where he publishes daily weather information for Champaign-Urbana and surrounding communities. He also serves as Senior Meteorologist with Nutrien Ag Solutions at Research Park, focused on domestic and international weather and its impact on agriculture.
Champaign-Urbana monthly climate statistics are courtesy of the Illinois State Water Survey.
Top photo by Andrew Pritchard.
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This is an attractive form that's easy to get on with and makes a pleasant shape. I've included links to the two different types of lantern/lanturne poetry so you can choose which nuance suits you best. Mine are a mish mash of the two, with the last word of the stanza referring back to the first.
Just realised, I must have had my brain turned off this morning, but the whole point of the lantern poem is the shape it makes. So don't forget (like I did) to centre your poems.
Given the form and the brevity, this is a good one to use if you want to make a string of small poems.
It looks fun. I love the way your three short poems are connected.
Thanks! I like the idea of a string of lanterns.
Another interesting form. I like how it's kept simple, like haiku. I enjoyed yours.
I've come back to reread these a few times. All three work well, and the third leaves me with a sense of mystery.
Here you go then. Happy weekend!
Thanks Vashti! I enjoy using this form. In many ways I prefer it to haiku that seems often to get hijacked by quips rather than poetry.


Sheffield United have enjoyed a superb start to the 2018/19 Championship season, and went into the recent international break top of the second-tier table.
And after 12 league games, prestigious football magazine FourFourTwo has published its list of the 10 best Championship players so far this season… with only one Blade making the list.
And rather than being star goalkeeper Dean Henderson, midfield stalwarts Ollie Norwood and John Fleck or in-form strikers David McGoldrick or Billy Sharp, the player in question is centre-half John Egan.
The former Brentford man overcame a slightly shaky start to his Blades career after making a club-record £4m move from Brentford in the summer, and has established himself as one of Chris Wilder's key men in their recent good run of form.
"The Blades broke their club record to buy Egan for a fee in excess of £4million from Brentford last summer, and the defender is proving to be worth every penny," FourFourTwo's Adrian Clarke writes.
Playing in the middle of a back three and often acting as a sweeper, the 25-year-old exudes calm authority.
"A terrific reader of the game, assertive in his decision-making and a wonderful passer, Egan is instrumental to the way that Chris Wilder likes his expansive side to play.
Egan is a place ahead of Sheffield Wednesday's Adam Reach in the rankings, with West Brom duo Dwight Gayle and Harvey Barnes joining Brentford's Neal Maupay in the top three.


Teacher supply has been tightening in some areas, including Auckland, as well as in some subjects such as the sciences, technology, maths and Te Reo Māori.
In December 2017, the Government announced a $9.5 million boost to address immediate teacher supply pressures. Funding announced in Budget 2018 extends the provisions of that package.
recruiting new graduates into teaching.
More information is available on the TeachNZ website.
In addition to these initiatives, the Ministry's working alongside the profession to encourage young people to choose teaching as a career. We're developing a comprehensive, future-focused education workforce strategy in partnership with the sector.


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Raina, Dhoni Save The Day For India Against Zimbabwe
Going into the final stages of the tournament, it is considered good for an undefeated team to have a challenging game. India have had two in a row!
After struggling a bit against Ireland, India once again had a fight up their sleeve in their last Pool B game against a spirited Zimbabwe side on Saturday (14th March) at Eden Park. In the end, India managed to win by 6 wickets.
Batting first, Zimbabwe looked down and out at 33/3. However, from there on, it was the Brendan Taylor show!
In his final game before international retirement, Taylor dominated all the Indian bowlers, particularly off-spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja en route his knock of 138. Contributing at the other end with a half century, Sean William helped Zimbabwe reach a fighting total of 287/10.
Starting their chase in similar fashion, India lost their openers early and were reeling at 92/4. But the middle order rose to the occasion.
Suresh Raina, in his blistering knock of 110 not out, played short balls and slower ones with sound technique, while captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni kept his good form with an unbeaten 85. The duo put on an unbeaten stand of 196 to take India to 288/4 and set up a 6-wicket win.
Dhoni finished the match with a trademark towering six!
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ACETAMINOPHEN is a centrally acting analgesic and antipyretic with minimal anti-inflammatory properties. The analgesic and anti-inflammatory activities are related to inhibition of prostaglandin synthesis. While the antipyretic effects are due to activity on the hypothalamic heat-regulating centre causing peripheral vasodilatation, increased blood flow through the skin, sweating and heat loss. Acetaminophen reduces fever by inhibiting the formulation and release of prostaglandins in the CNS and by inhibiting endogenous pyrogens at the hypothalamic thermoregulator centre. It is an analgesic – antipyretic of choice especially in patients in whom salicylates or other NSAIDs are contraindicated.
Following oral administration, ACETAMINOPHEN is rapidly absorbed.
ACETAMINOPHEN absorption takes place mainly in the small intestine and therefore the rate of absorption depends on the rate of gastric emptying. It has been shown that drugs which delay gastric emptying also delay the absorption of ACETAMINOPHEN whereas metoclopramide (a drug which increases the rate of gastric emptying) accelerates absorption of the analgesic though the total amount absorbed does not increase.
The presence of food in the stomach has also been reported to reduce the rate of absorption of ACETAMINOPHEN. Alterations in gastric pH have no appreciable effect on ACETAMINOPHEN absorption.
During absorption, the amount of Acetaminophen which is inactivated is negligible and it has been shown that ACETAMINOPHEN does not affect gastric mucosal permeability and does not produce mucosal bleeding.
Peak plasma concentrations are reached 1 hour after absorption. The plasma half life is 1 to 3 hours.
ACETAMINOPHEN penetrates the brain and is present in breast milk of human.
ACETAMINOPHEN is metabolized by the microsomal enzyme system of the liver. This metabolism is mainly to the glucuronide and sulphate conjugates, accounting for approximately 49% and 26% of the ingested dose respectively. About 4% is excreted as free paracetamol. Other minor pathways include the production of catechol derivatives and cysteine conjugates (via glutathione). Acetaminophen excretion is rapid and occurs via the urine.
For the relief of mild pain of Toothache, Headache, backache, menstrual cramp, discomfort from cold, influenza and sore throat. Migraine, muscle ache and minor arthritis pain.
Adults 1-2 capsules every three to four hours as required up to a maximum of 4g daily.
Children 7-12 years; 1 capsule every three to four hours maximum of 2g daily (60mg/kg) in divided doses.
Adverse effects of ACETAMINOPHEN are rare and usually mild. Though haematological reactions including thrombocytopenia, leucopenia. Pancytopenia, neutropenia and agranulocytosis have been reported. Skin rashes and other hypersensitivity reactions occur occasionally. Acute toxicity may result in hepatic failure.
Nausea, Rashes, Leukopenia are rare.
Hypersensitivity to paracetamol or any of the other ingredients/components of the product. Severe and active hepatic impairment.
This preparation contains paracetamol . Do not take any other paracetamol-containing medicines at the same time.
Considered to be the analgesic of choice in pregnant patients.
Although it crosses placenta, ACETAMINOPHEN is considered to be safe in normal therapeutic doses for short-term use as a minor analgesic/antipyretic in pregnancy. It is excreted in breast milk.
Maternal ingestion of ACETAMINOPHEN in normal therapeutic doses does not appear to present a risk to the nursing infant.
Over dosage with ACETAMINOPHEN can result in severe liver damage and sometimes acute renal tubular necrosis. Prompt treatment with Acetylcysteine or Methionine is essential.
Store in a cool dry place below 30oC. Protect from light.


Top Places to Visit in London we put together some of the best places to visit while you are in London. The history and magnificent structures along with great shopping and nightlife make London the perfect city to visit and spend time strolling this amazing city. Take a look at what we think are some of the most important places to visit and enjoy this magnificent destination.
Iceland: What's On Offer For Your Next Vacation?
Iceland has recently been in the news for its banking crisis and for the activity of its Eyjafjallajokull volcano. And it is probably fair to say that, when thinking about Iceland, what comes to mind hot springs, geysers, the somewhat eccentric pop singer Bjork, and perhaps also Reykjavik's non-stop nightlife.
The Maldives is an untouched paradise with all the aspects of a perfect holiday, beautiful beaches, warm seas, fantastic food and glorious weather. So, introducing the Maldives – The perfect destination for a holiday that you will never forget. The Maldives is a perfect location for any holiday, whether it be a romantic honeymoon or a family getaway with the kids.
Tahiti is an island located in the archipelago of the Society Islands in the southern Pacific Ocean. It is the largest island in the Windward group of French Polynesia. An ideal place for a holiday. This archipelago is a combination of a number of islands divided basically into four groups i.e. Tuamotu, Australias, Marquesas, and Gambiers.


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A 2waytraffic egy televíziós produkciós cég, amelynek székhelye a hollandiai Hilversumban található. 2004-ben alapították az Endemol korábbi vezetői, Kees Abrahams, Unico Glorie, Taco Ketelaar és Henk Keilman. 2022-ben Londonban, New Yorkban, Budapesten, Bukarestben, Stockholmban és Madridban van irodája. Több betelefonálós kvízműsort is készített.

2006-ban három céget is felvásárolt: az Emexust, az Intellygentst és a Celadort.

Történelem
A vállalat 2006-ban jelentősen bővült három felvásárlással, kezdve az Emexusszal, amely technológiai platformot biztosít a mobilmarketing, a mobil szórakoztatás és a mobilinternet területén a tartalom-összesítéshez, valamint a szolgáltatások és alkalmazások szállításához júniusban, majd augusztusban a tartalomfejlesztő Intellygents. . A legfigyelemreméltóbb megszerzése azonban az Egyesült Királyság Celador International cégének és programkönyvtárának jogai volt, köztük a nemzetközi Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? franchise, 2006. december 1-jén.

2007. márciusa 14-én a Celador International Limited újraindult 2waytraffic International néven.

Sony korszak

2008. június 4-én a 2waytraffic-et megvásárolta a 2JS Productions, a Sony Pictures Entertainment leányvállalata. Szeptember 29-én a 2waytraffic lett az SPTI szórakoztató formátumainak forgalmazója.

2009. április 1-jén a Sony Pictures Entertainment az SPT tető alá vonta egyesült államokbeli és nemzetközi televíziós társaságait, mint például a 2waytraffic, az Embassy Row, a Starling, a Teleset és a Lean-M. A Sony Pictures Television International mostantól csak név szerint működik.

2012 áprilisában a "Sony Pictures Television International Formats" nevet kapta, és a 2waytraffic logót a következő években a Sony Pictures Television logó váltja fel a nemzetközileg engedélyezett műsorokon. Jelenleg a Sony Pictures Television csak néven belüli egysége, a 2waytraffic formátumainak szerzői jogai jelenleg a CPT Holdings, Inc.-hez, a Sony Pictures Television mögött álló egyik vállalathoz tartoznak.

Vállalatok 2waytraffic szerint

2waytraffic International, Sony Pictures Television

A korábban Celador International néven ismert cég több mint 200 játékshow-formátumot birtokol, forgalmaz, licencel és üzemeltet, mint például a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? az Egyesült Államokban, az Egyesült Királyságban, Kelet-Európában és az északi országokban. Miután az SPE felvásárolta a 2waytrafic-ot, a nemzetközi leányvállalat a 2waytraffic International, a Sony Pictures Television lett, és Ed Louwerse lett a vezetője.

Emexus csoport

Az Emexus egy mobil megoldásokkal foglalkozó vállalat, amelyet 2006. június 13-án vásárolt meg a 2waytraffic, amelyet később 2waytraffic Mobile névre kereszteltek.

Intelligensek

Az Intellygentset 2002-ben alapították az Endemol korábbi alkalmazottai, Kirsten van Nieuwenhuijzen és Mark van Berkel, és 2006. július 11-én vásárolta meg a 2waytraffic. Ez egy kreatív fejlesztő cég az intelligens szórakoztatás terén, olyan formátumokkal, mint az That's the Question., Take It or Leave It, A legnagyobb jogdíjszakértő és a Ki akar lenni milliomos első spin-off játékműsora 50:50.

2010-ben, miután a Sony felvásárolta a Tuvalu Media 60%-át, az Intellygents beépült a vállalatba.

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Rhonda Vincent & the Rage
Start: 01/05/2011 8:00 pm
A force to be reckoned with in contemporary bluegrass, Rhonda Vincent has won the IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) award for Female Vocalist of the Year no less than seven times: no wonder folks like the Wall Street Journal have dubbed her the "new queen of bluegrass." Known for bridging the gap between bluegrass and mainstream country music with her hard-driving, high-energy performances, Rhonda is currently on tour promoting her latest CD, Taken.
There may be some limited standing room only tickets available once the show starts at 8:00 pm for $39.50.
Duck Baker
Fingerstyle guitarist Duck Baker is devoted to a wide range of musical styles, from traditional Irish and Appalachian fiddle tunes to ragtime, blues, gospel, swing, and modern jazz. His originals reflect the influence of the great jazz pianist/composers, and his state-of-the-art acoustic guitar work will appeal to jazz fans, guitar fans, and anyone else who enjoys an evening of superlative music.
Cheap Suit Serenaders
Wearing period threads and playing vintage instruments, the "Suits" serve up a giddy blend of up-tempo Hawaiian stomps, ragtime, Italian polkas, and more as they recreate the music of the early golden age of jazz. With ukuleles, Hawaiian steel guitars, fiddles, cellos, banjos, mandolins, accordions, and musical saws in hand, Tony Marcus, Terry Zwigoff, Robert Armstrong, Alan Dodge, and Rick Elmore bring alive both great music and great times!
Bruce Molsky
One of the most influential old-time fiddlers of his generation, Bronx-born Bruce Molsky is also a remarkable guitarist, banjo player, and singer who continually proves that traditional music knows no geographical or cultural boundaries.
Vocal Jazz Open Mic
The Freight presents Vocal Jazz Open Mic—an evening that gives vocalists (including you!) an opportunity to step into the spotlight, backed by pianist & composer Ellen Hoffman.
A Night of Jewish Jokes
The Borscht Belt, the cluster of Jewish summer resorts in upstate New York where Milton Berle, Eddie Cantor, Schecky Green, Henny Youngman and many others learned stand-up, is long gone, replaced by new trends. In the contemporary world of intermarriage and Jewish renewal, will Jewish jokes survive? This evening of one-liners, monologues, scholarship—and lots of laughs—tries to answer that question by tracking the evolution of the Jewish joke from the 17th century through modern times.
Dr. K's Home Grown Roots Revue: The Curios, Misner & Smith, Misisipi Rider
Feeling the winter chill? Dr. has the cure! Make sure you stop by for tonight's multi-faceted show featuring the Curios, Misner & Smith, and Misisipi Rider, guaranteed to warm your heart and keep your toes tapping!
Steve Seskin, Craig Carothers, Don Henry
Three friends—top songwriters all—bring their impressive repertoires to the Freight for an evening of hilarious stories and superlative music.
Brilliant lyricist and storyteller, virtuoso singer, fiddler, and guitarist, and undisputed master of the hammered dulcimer, John McCutcheon runs the gamut from kid's songs to protest anthems to updates of his Appalachian and Midwestern roots mixed with stunning originals.
Tom Russell, Jesse Winchester & Jimmy Webb
There will be some limited standing room only tickets available once the show starts at 8:00 pm for $34.50.
Three heavy hitters of singer-songwriter fame combine forces to deliver a knockout blow in this not-to-be-missed performance!
West Coast Songwriters Competition
Check out the future when the West Coast Songwriters presents its monthly Songwriter Competition, where members take the stage and perform their material. Performers sign up from 7:00 to 7:20, and at 7:30 the show's on! Guest judges award a "Best Song" and "Best Performance." The most active songwriters' association in the United States, WCS is dedicated to providing the environment, opportunities, and tools to nurture and promote songwriters.
Brilliantly personifying the word "eclectic," acclaimed multi-instrumentalist David Lindley combines American folk, blues, and bluegrass traditions with elements from African, Arabic, Asian, Celtic, Malagasy, and Turkish music, plus eccentric songs of his own devising, all with an expansive, playful approach that is as irresistible as it is virtuosic.
"These songs have a way of sneaking up on you. You may find yourself humming them, whistling them, and singing a verse to a friend. Like the songs of Woody Guthrie, they're becoming part of America." - Pete Seeger
Red Molly
Hailing from New York, the trio Red Molly offers bluegrass and old time music spiced with lush three-part harmonies, exceptional musicianship, and apparently boundless energy.
Ray Manzarek & Roy Rogers
The legendary co-founder of The Doors, much-emulated keyboard player Ray Manzarek, joins forces with critically acclaimed slide/blues guitarist Roy Rogers for a truly captivating show. Spotlighting numbers from their duo CD, Ballads Before the Rain, Ray and Roy present amazing new instrumental takes on Doors classics like "The Crystal Ship" and "Riders On The Storm," plus selections of blues, jazz, and classical music that showcase the prodigious talents of these two composer/performers.
Jody Stecher & Kate Brislin, Laurel Bliss & Clifford Perry
Two of the most acclaimed singers in traditional American music, Jody Stecher and Kate Brislin possess an amazing ability to capture the essence of a song, providing a masterful setting for their soulful harmonies with superb fiddle, guitar, banjo, and mandolin playing.
Dark, elemental, and mischievous, the music of the Handsome Family mines the deep vein of fatalism that runs through traditional American music.
Long Gone - the Life & Time of Utah Phillips
Come help us celebrate the release of Long Gone: The Life and Times of Bruce "Utah" Phillips, a tribute to the late folk music legend also known as "The Golden Voice of the Great Southwest." An eclectic group of Utah's musical friends, the album artists are represented tonight by Bums on the Plush, featuring Utah's son Duncan Phillips, musicians Gigi Love, Doug Wintch, and Paul Rasmussen, plus special gu
Chuck Brodsky
Now based in Asheville, North Carolina, Chuck Brodsky perfected his compassionate songwriting, groove-oriented guitar playing, soulful vocals, and dry social commentary while living in Berkeley and performing on the Freight stage in the 1980s. Tonight he brings us songs new and old, including selections from his new live CD, Two Sets.
Lou & Peter Berryman
With Lou squeezing accordion and Peter on guitar, this Madison, Wisconsin-based duo brings down the house with a unique tour de farce, blending midwestern culture with street-smart savvy to demonstrate why they are possibly the funniest songwriters extant.
Grammy-nominated vocal acrobats, certifiable nutjobs, and perennial audience favorites, The Bobs—Richard Bob Greene, Matthew Bob Stull, Amy Bob Englehardt, and Dan Bob Schumacher—offer incredible live performances, witty, tuneful, original material, and outrageous covers of classic songs.
Classical at the Freight presents our Fourth Annual Mozart Birthday Celebration
Our most popular Classical at the Freight celebration continues with great chamber music by the Salzburg classical master, performed by top players from the Bay Area's favorite chamber orchestra. Bask in the glorious sounds of violin, viola, cello, bassoon and piano featuring San Francisco Chamber Orchestra All-Stars Robin Sharp, Ben Simon, Tamara Bohlin, Karla Ekholm, and guest pianist Karen Rosenak.
All performers are welcome to participate in this event that has produced some of our brightest performers, including: Shawn Colvin, Dana Carvey, Alvin Youngblood Hart, and Patrick Landeza.
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS! One unique aspect of our Open Mic is that, unlike those held in noisy bars where people show up in spite of the fact that there's live music, you will be playing to a supportive group of friends and performers who are actually listening!!!
One of this country's most astute commentators in any medium, Loudon Wainwright III has been sharing his superb songs with us since the late '60s. A superb lyricist who balances the unflinching honesty and powerful emotions of his autobiographical musings with a knack for pulling the rug out from under his own pretensions, Loudon "wrings more human truth out of his contradiction than any other songwriter of his generation," in the words of New York Times music critic Stephen Holden.
Formed in 1975 in the Glasgow suburb of Battlefield, this band has spent over three decades offering their contagious version of "the real Scotland," a blend of songs old and new, played on a combination of ancient and modern instruments-bagpipes, keyboards, fiddle, guitar, flutes, bodhran, and accordion. Tonight, they're joined by terrific singer and songwriter, Jim Malcolm.
Arhoolie Records 50th Anniversary Celebration - Arhoolie Foundation benefit
There may be some limited standing room only tickets available once the show starts at 8 pm for $85.50.
In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Arhoolie Records throws the party of a lifetime, with panels (see link to Arhoolie's website for time & locations), discussions, fantastic regional foods, a "second line" parade Saturday 4 pm with the Tremé Brass Band, plus three amazing concerts with proceeds benefiting the Arhoolie Foundation.
Teresa Trull Bon Voyage Concert
Our favorite blues songstress/horse whisperer, Teresa Trull, takes the stage with a great lineup of musical cohorts—Barbara Higbie, and many more TBA—for a concert celebrating her impending relocation to New Zealand. A bittersweet occasion, perhaps, but most definitely an evening of soul-stirring, bootie-shaking, downright awesome music.
Maybe Monday
The makeup of experimental jazz trio Maybe Monday might seem counter-intuitive, but that makes the music all the more satisfying in its realization.
California Guitar Trio
The California Guitar Trio has won a huge following and wide notoriety with its whirlwind of instrumental styles fusing classical, rock, blues, jazz, world music, and progressive—not to mention that most indispensable of genres, California surf music. From ethereal originals to Bach's "Toccata and Fugue" to an unusual version of "Ghost Riders," stunning virtuosity and a sly sense of humor are the trademarks of this threesome, as well as the unique, intricate knotwork of their ensemble playing.
Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas
Here's a show to warm you right down to your toes! Scottish fiddle legend Alasdair Fraser and youthful cello artist Natalie Haas team up to make some of the richest, most exhilarating music imaginable.
Laurie Lewis & Tom Rozum and the Foghorn Trio: Caleb Klauder, Stephen "Sammy" Lind and Nadine Landry
Say goodbye to the February blahs when the twelfth annual San Francisco Bluegrass & Old-Time Festival comes to town! Tonight's show brings the glorious vocals and scintillating musicianship of Laurie Lewis & Tom Rozum, and the old time sound of Oregon string band stars the Foghorn Trio.
The Bee Eaters, Family Lines opens
More great music brought to you in collusion with the San Francisco Bluegrass & Old-Time Festival!
Albany High School Jazz Band & Rhythm Bound
Come on over for a fabulous Valentines Day concert featuring two talented groups from Albany High School!
The much lauded Albany High School Jazz Band features a program of Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, and Kenny Garret. Under the direction of Craig Bryant, this top performance ensemble from the Albany High School has received unanimous superior ratings and awards at the Folsom, Reno, Santa Cruz, Monterey, and Essentially Ellington Jazz Festivals.
Flatt & Scruggs Tribute
Banjo powerhouse Bill Evans hosts a Bay Area All-Star Tribute featuring Del Williams, Kathy Kallick, David Thom, Tom Rozum, Paul Shelasky, Jim Mintun, Larry Cohea, Markie Sanders and Oak Grove, A Family Bluegrass Band!
Dr. K's Home Grown Roots Revue: Dry Branch Fire Squad, Heidi Clare & AtaGallop, The Wronglers
Let Dr. K chase away the winter chill with another blockbuster Homegrown Roots Revue, this time with a bluegrass/old time flair, featuring Dry Branch Fire Squad, Heidi Clare & AtaGallop, and The Wronglers.
Pierre Bensusan
Since the mid-1970s Pierre Bensusan's name has been synonymous with contemporary acoustic guitar genius. Working in open tuning with his steel strings tuned to the modal, mystical-sounding DADGAD, Pierre is a composer, singer, and acoustic guitar visionary of passionate intensity with an extraordinarily tender, joyful touch.
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Patchwork Series featuring Octopretzel, the Bubble Lady, and Alphabet Rockers
Start: 02/19/2011 10:30 am
Ta-dah: we're excited to introduce a new Saturday daytime kids' series at the Freight! Featuring some of the Bay Area's most beloved performers, the Patchwork Series is curated and MC'd by the fabulous Sarita Pockell and Melita Doostan, of Octopretzel fame. Today's debut edition guarantees a super fun sing-along, dance-along time for one and all (especially kids aged 0-7 and their families), with the spotlight on Octopretzel, the Bubble Lady, and Alphabet Rockers!
Pipers Tionól
The annual West Coast Pipers Tionol ("gathering" in Gaelic) brings together players and fans of the Irish uilleann pipes for a three-day musical feast, including tonight's extravaganza concert featuring Eamonn Curran and Tiarnán Ó Duinnchinn, masters of Ireland's haunting, melodious bellows pipes, plus various musical guests.
The Crooked Jades w/ The Water Tower Bucket Boys, Frank Fairfield opens
The SF Bluegrass and Old Time Festival does it again! Join us tonight for a fabulous evening of music from the Crooked Jades plus special guests Water Tower Bucket Boys, with Frank Farfield opening.
Csík Band - CANCELLED
Please see the Freight box office for refunds.
Over the past 20 years, Csík Band has made a name for itself, in its native Hungary and abroad, as a top notch performer of authentic Hungarian folk music. Versed in almost all the musical dialects of Hungary, the band ranges far and wide among these supremely colorful and diverse traditions, from everyday village tunes to rousing festival music.
Don Byron Plays the Music of Mickey Katz
A klezmer show as part of Black History Month: what's up with that? Let Don Byron and his powerful band show you tonight, as they illuminate one of the many fruitful musical collaborations between the African American and Jewish communities--and knock your socks off into the bargain!
Rhonda Benin Quintet
In celebration of Black History Month (and her own birthday!) song stylist Rhonda Benin presents "Love Letters Make Me Misty Blue," bringing to our stage music of the great unsung soul divas of the 1960s, like Martha Reeves, Ketty Lester, Gladys Knight, and Betty Everett. Dorothy Moore's haunting soul classic "Misty Blue"...Koko Taylor's raucous "Wang Dang Doodle"...Betty Wright's classic "Clean Up Woman"...all this and much more is yours at tonight's "souled-out" show!
With its remarkable energy, fresh perspective, and superlative musicianship, Solas has risen to the top of Irish music in just a few short years, winning scores of fans on both sides of the Atlantic and three consecutive awards from the Association for Independent Music for Best Celtic Recording.
Family Open House
Start: 02/26/2011 12:00 pm
Join us this afternoon for our Winter Open House! This family-friendly edition features free performances and workshops for folks, kids, and folks with kids.
Junius Courtney Big Band
With a brand new CD to release—Us—and a big dance floor to fill, there's plenty to celebrate, and the Junius Courtney Big Band wants you in the house for a Saturday night party!
The warm, homey magic spun in the course of a Tom Rush performance has often been likened to a cozy evening spent in front of a living room fire. (We'd all be lucky to have such living rooms!) So pull up a chair and prepare yourself to be captivated by this preeminent singer-songwriter, whose expressive voice, distinctive guitar style, terrific yarn-spinning, and wry sense of humor have defined acoustic music for several generations of fans.
The Dust Busters w/ John Cohen, Kleptograss
Brooklyn-based Dust Busters with John Cohen and local heroes Kleptograss join forces for a string band double bill to be reckoned with!
Classical at the Freight presents the San Francisco Brass Quintet
The SF Brass Quintet returns for their fourth annual Classical at the Freight concert in a varied program of exciting music, guaranteed to chase those winter blues away. John Pearson and James Dooley, trumpets; Doug Hull, Horn; Craig McAmis, trombone; Forrest Byram, tuba.
Roland White & the Bluegrass All-Stars
Roland White's unmistakable sound, combining the vitality, soul, and infectious rhythm of his mandolin style with harmonic sophistication and warm vocals, is enhanced this evening by a fantastic assemblage of Bay Area bluegrass stars, including fiddle ace Laurie Lewis, banjo whiz Keith Little, guitar flatpicker extraordinaire Jim Nunally, and primo bassist Bill Amatneek.
Beth Custer Ensemble
Composer, performer, vocalist, bass clarinetist, and bandleader Beth Custer and her ensemble enchant us with an evening of original jazz/funk/Latin/rock fusion.
John Reischman & the Jaybirds
Mandolin powerhouse John Reischman and his Jaybirds perform some of the finest, hardest-driving bluegrass you're likely to hear anywhere, drawing material from traditional masters such as the Blue Sky Boys and Ralph Stanley to contemporary artists such as Gillian Welch.
Charity & the JAMband, Rudy Trubitt, Big Tadoo Puppet Crew
Sarita Pockell and Melita Doostan of Octopretzel emcee the new Patchwork Series kids' shows featuring some of the Bay Area's most beloved performers. Join the sing-along, dance-along fun with Charity & the JAMband, Rudy Trubitt of the Sippy Cups, and Big Tadoo Puppet Crew!
Yemen Blues
A late show has been added at 10:30 pm. Tickets are available now.
Advance tickets can be purchased in person at the Freight box office.
Join us for opening night of the 26th Jewish Music Festival as Israeli band Yemen Blues makes their North American debut with an exciting melding of ancient Ye- menite and Saharan melodies, blues, jazz, and funk, and modern composition.
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Veretski Pass
A breath-taking combination of stellar musicianship and raw energy, Veretski Pass, a trio of veteran klezmer artists, plays "Old Country" music ranging from the melodies of medieval Poland and dances from Bessarabia, Ruthenia, and Bukovina to melodies originating in the Ottoman Empire and Carpathian, Jewish and Rumanian musical traditions.
David Grisman FolkJazz Trio
Come hear the sounds of inspiration in the David Grisman FolkJazz Trio's debut. After attending one of guitarist/vocalist extraordinaire Jim Hurst's remarkable solo performances, David was inspired to form this trio, with Jim and David's son Samson Grisman on bass, to explore some of their common roots in folk, country and jazz.
Dr. K's Home Grown Roots Revue: Los Train Wreck, Loretta Lynch, Swinging Doors
Join us for a fabulous fun danceable evening of country music and beyond with three stellar bands.
Robin & Linda Williams
"Our goal has always been to spend our lives making music," say Robin and Linda Williams, and for over three decades, this husband-and-wife duo have done just that, from the Grand Ole Opry to Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion radio show, not to mention the Robert Altman film of the same name.
Melanie O'Reilly
Dublin-born singer-songwriter Melanie O'Reilly and an exciting musical ensemble join us tonight to celebrate the release of her new album, Thieves of Time, featuring songs inspired by Irish poets and literature. Melanie uniquely melds Irish cultural influences and American jazz with "breathtaking and amazing emotional intensity and sheer virtuosity," according to the Irish Times.
The Byron Berline Band
Join three-time National Fiddle Champion Byron Berline and his band for an exciting evening of traditional bluegrass and Western swing music.
Steve Gillette & Cindy Mangsen
This husband-wife duo combines Steve Gillette's renowned country-folk songwriting with Cindy Mangsen's traditional Appalachian roots. Steve has seen his originals such as "Darcy Farrow," "Happy Hour," and "Back on the Street Again," recorded by the likes of Linda Ronstadt, Ian & Sylvia, Gordon Lightfoot, and Garth Brooks.
With the Campfire Girl tour, musical vagabond singersongwriter Michelle Shocked celebrates the 25th anniversary of the release of her album The Texas Campfire Tapes.
This unconventional debut, a bootleg release of a recording made on a Sony Walkman, surprised everyone, including Michelle, when it hit the UK independent charts in November 1986.
Shay and Michael Black's St. Patrick's Day show will be brimming with lilting harmonies, superb musicianship, their infectious wit, and unalloyed joy in performing.
Since Catie Curtis began touring in 1995, the Boston-based musician has been gathering critical accolades (The New Yorker magazine called her a "folk-rock goddess") and a devoted grassroots following with her sweet, soulful voice, her dedication to social issues, and her great onstage energy. Many miles and albums later, Catie has gained a solid artistic reputation and seen her original tunes grace TV series like Alias, Dawson's Creek, and Grey's Anatomy.
The Swedish word Väsen has three meanings—essence, spirit, and hullabaloo—making it the perfect moniker for a band that is part Nordic tradition and part whirling dervish. Rooted in the musical traditions of Uppland, Sweden, Väsen transforms venerable polskas and marches into modern groove masterpieces, all the while retaining the consummate playing skills and ageless appeal of the best traditional music.
Check out the future when the West Coast Songwriters presents its monthly Songwriter Competition, where members take the stage and perform their material. Performers sign up from 7:00 to 7:20, and at 7:30 the show's on! Guest judges award a "Best Song" and "Best Performance." The most active songwriters' association in the United States, WCS is dedicated to providing the environment, opportunities, and tools to nurture and promote songwriters.
Students Rock Foundation Benefit
Tonight's show is a benefit for Students Rock Foundation which provides scholarships for students to participate in the performing arts.
Debashish Bhattacharya
Masterful musician Debashish Bhattacharya has attracted worldwide devotees to his passionate, improvisational Indian slide guitar artistry which reinvents the Hawaiian slide guitar into a new Indian classical instrument.
With musical styles spanning acoustic folk to energetic rock to jazz, northern California native Dirk Hamilton, now living in Austin, Texas, captivates audiences with his soaring, smoky tenor, infectious melodies, uniquely intelligent lyrics and passionate performance style. Writing and performing since his teens, Dirk began producing music after his move to Los Angeles in the late 1970s. A prolific artist who has released 16 albums, Dirk's most recent collection is More Songs from My Cool Life.
The Other Café Comedy Showcase
The Other Café, a powerhouse of San Francisco comedy in the '80s, showcases three comedic masters at their best.
Ed Littlefield, Jr.
Ed Littlefield, Jr. celebrates the release of My Western Home with a spirited evening of tunes from the new CD, as well as tracks from his previous solo collection, Going to the West, and more.
Austin Lounge Lizards
Join our favorite Texans on the final evening of the California Tom Pittman Farewell Tour, with their spiffy vocal harmonies, polished steel guitar licks, and excel- lent instrumentals, laced with twisted humor and just-a-hair-short-of-traditional lyrics.
Classical at the Freight presents the New Esterházy Quartet
Back for their third Classical at the Freight appearance, the Bay Area's own New Esterházy Quartet has just completed their historic "Haydn Project," performing all 68 delicious Haydn string quartets over 18 concerts. The quartet, featuring Kati Kyme and Lisa Weiss on violins, Anthony Martin on viola, and cellist William Skeen, performs two delightful viola quintets by Haydn and Mozart with SFCO music director and violist, Ben Simon.
Karen Savoca w/ Pete Heitzman, Steve Meckfessel & Keith Greeninger
Troubadours from the mountains of New York and the beaches of California converge on our stage in this acoustic soul double bill featuring Karen Savoca with Pete Heitzman, and Steve Meckfessel & Keith Greeninger.
Dan Bern w/ Common Rotation
Wildly imaginative troubadour Dan Bern, returns to ignite the Freight stage with material shifting from political satire to love ballads to Beatles impres- sions.
John Jorgenson Quintet
Prepare to be swept off your feet, as the John Jorgenson Quintet blows the roof off a mind-blowing evening of Gypsy jazz in the first night of our Esprit de Django et Stephane Festival.
Tony Marcus' Birthday Celebration
Tonight versatile musician, composer, arranger, and educator Tony Marcus celebrates his birthday in spectacular style with a host of musical cohorts.


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The airport also saw an increase in handled freight.
The M. R. Štefánik Airport in Bratislava handled nearly a million passengers in the first seven months of 2016, up by 16 percent compared to last year.
With 975,447 passengers processed, there were almost 14,869 landings and departures combined. This is 7 percent more than in the same period last year. At the same time the airport handled 12,796 tonnes of freight, also up by 7 percent year-on-year, the TASR newswire wrote.
The airport handled almost 257,814 passengers in July, up by 2 percent y/y, with almost 2,983 landings and departures, and 1,881 tonnes of processed cargo.
The five most frequented destinations are London, Dublin, Berlin, Milan (all operated by Ryanair) and Moscow (operated by Pobeda), TASR wrote.


In this article, we present results from an anthropological study of everyday mobile Internet adoption among teenagers in a low-income urban setting. We use this study to explore how information about everyday ICT use may be relevant for development research, even if it is largely dominated by entertainment uses. To understand how ICT tools are used, we need to study the spaces users inhabit, even if these spaces are dominated by mundane, non-instrumental, and entertainment-driven needs. The key here is for ICTD discourse to situate insights from anthropological studies (such as this one) within an understanding of what drives a specific user population to adopt technologies in particular ways. Clearly there is a link between context and use, and understanding this may be invaluable for development research. Adopting a narrow development lens of technology use may miss the actual engagements and ingenious strategies marginal populations use to integrate technologies into their daily lives.


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Die Kirche Liebfrauen ist die römisch-katholische Pfarrkirche von Hinwil im Zürcher Oberland. Sie steht an der Unteren Bahnhofstrasse 17.

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Vorgeschichte und Namensgebung
Der christliche Glaube kam erstmals durch die Römer in die Region des heutigen Zürcher Oberlandes. Im Römerkastell Irgenhausen am Pfäffikersee ist das Fundament der ersten christlichen Kirche der Region noch heute zu sehen. Nach dem Zusammenbruch des Römischen Reichs kam der christliche Glaube ein zweites Mal durch die Mönche Gallus und Columban in die Ostschweiz. Die älteste urkundlich erwähnte Kirche von Hinwil bestand gemäss einer Urkunde des Klosters St. Gallen ab dem Jahr 745. Im Hochmittelalter wurde diese Kirche durch einen Anbau verlängert. Im 15. Jahrhundert wurde die romanische Kirche gotisiert und im Jahr 1456 durch einen Turm ergänzt. Als ab dem Jahr 1523 in Zürich die Reformation durchgeführt wurde, war in der Folgezeit auch im Gebiet des heutigen Kantons Zürich der katholische Gottesdienst verboten. Die Kirche von Hinwil wurde deshalb für reformierte Gottesdienste weiterverwendet und im Jahr 1530 "gereinigt". Erst im 19. Jahrhundert war es möglich, dass im Kanton Zürich wieder katholische Gottesdienste gefeiert werden durften. Das Toleranzedikt aus dem Jahr 1807 erlaubte den zugewanderten Katholiken, wieder katholische Gottesdienste zu feiern, vorerst allerdings nur in der Stadt Zürich. Bei der Gründung der modernen Eidgenossenschaft im Jahr 1848 wurde in der Verfassung die Glaubens- und Niederlassungsfreiheit verankert, sodass der Aufbau katholischer Gemeinden im ganzen Kanton Zürich möglich wurde. Aufgrund der Industrialisierung, die im Zürcher Oberland zahlreiche Arbeitsstellen schuf, zogen in der Folge Menschen aus katholischen Gebieten aus der Zentralschweiz, der Ostschweiz, aber auch aus dem nahen Ausland in die Region. Im Juni 1866 wurde im Gasthaus Pilgersteg, das zwischen Dürnten und Rüti lag, die erste Hl. Messe seit der Reformation im Zürcher Oberland gefeiert. Die Kapuzinerpatres des Klosters Rapperswil hatten sich dem Bistum Chur gegenüber verpflichtet, die Seelsorge im Zürcher Oberland zu übernehmen. Die damals zugewanderten Katholiken waren meist arm und lebten in der ganzen Region verstreut, was den Aufbau einer katholischen Gemeinde erschwerte.

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Bis zum Ende des Ersten Weltkriegs mussten die Hinwiler Katholiken in die benachbarten Pfarreien gehen, um eine Messfeier mitfeiern und seelsorgerisch betreut zu werden. Die Gemeinde Hinwil wird zwar als Tochterpfarrei von St. Franziskus Wetzikon beschrieben, aber ein Grossteil der Hinwiler Katholiken ging lieber in die Dreifaltigkeitskirche Dürnten. Der dortige Pfarrer verfügte über einen Vikar, den er nach Hinwil sandte, um dort die Pastoration zu übernehmen. Treibende Kraft für den Aufbau einer katholischen Gemeinde war das Ehepaar Camenisch, welches eine Druckerei in Hinwil aufbaute, die für die katholische Kirche im Zürcher Oberland Druckereierzeugnisse herstellte. Das Ehepaar Camenisch warb bei den Hinwiler Katholiken darum, die Finanzierung einer eigenen Gottesdienststation zu gewährleisten. Andreas Camenisch wurde auch beim Bischof von Chur, Georg Schmid von Grüneck, vorstellig und erreichte, dass dieser am 10. Juli 1918 den Auftrag gab, ein Gottesdienstlokal anzumieten. Camenisch fand nahe beim Bahnhof Hinwil ein Haus mit leer stehendem Stickereisaal, in dem ein Gottesdienstlokal eingerichtet wurde. Dort fand am 28. Juli 1918 der erste katholische Gottesdienst seit der Reformation auf Hinwiler Boden statt. Gehalten wurde diese Messe durch Franz Höfliger, der sich beim Aufbau der Pfarrei Hinwil ein erstes Mal als Bettelprälat beim Sammeln von Geld im nahen Kanton St. Gallen profilierte. Da sich das erste Gottesdienstlokal rasch als zu klein erwies, wurde am 25. April 1919 beim Bahnhof Bauland gekauft, finanziert durch eine grosszügige Schenkung. Da dieses Bauland zu schmal für die benötigte Kirche gewesen wäre, wurde in einem zweiten Schritt eine zweite Parzelle hinzugekauft. Am 21. September 1919 übernahm der bisher in Rüti tätige Pfarrer Johann Lucas die Betreuung der Hinwiler Katholiken. Ab 1. Oktober nahm er seinen Wohnsitz in Hinwil und wurde am 5. Oktober 1919 zum Pfarrer von Hinwil ernannt. Ebenfalls am 5. Oktober 1919 wurde Hinwil zur Pfarrei erhoben. Am 4. Juli 1920 folgte die Grundsteinlegung für die Kirche nach den Plänen von Architekt Joseph Steiner aus Schwyz, der im Kanton Zürich weitere katholische Kirchen erbaute, so die Kirche St. Margareten in Wald, die Kirche St. Franziskus in Wetzikon oder die Kirche Herz Jesu Zürich-Wiedikon. Bereits am 12. Dezember 1920 wurde die sich noch im Rohbau befindliche Kirche eingesegnet. Für die arme katholische Bevölkerung war es ein grosses Werk, das nur möglich war durch den Einsatz der Pfarreiangehörigen und dank der Hilfe fremder Wohltäter. Die festliche Einweihung der Kirche erfolgte erst am 28. August 1927 durch Bischof Georg Schmid von Grüneck. 1962 fand eine Teilrenovierung der Kirche statt und im Jahre 1977 begann die Umgestaltung und Erweiterung der Kirche nach den Plänen des Architekten Walter Bosshart, der für die innere Ausgestaltung den Künstler Josef Caminada verpflichten konnte. Am 18. Juni 1978 wurde die umgebaute Kirche feierlich eingeweiht. Im Jahr 1989 fand die Einweihung des neuen Pfarreizentrum statt.

Die Pfarrei Liebfrauen ist mit ihren 2'665 Mitgliedern (Stand 2021) eine der kleineren katholischen Kirchgemeinden des Kantons Zürich.

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Kirchturm und Äusseres

Die Liebfrauenkirche glich in ihrer ursprünglichen Gestalt von 1920 äusserlich der benachbarten, ebenfalls von Architekt Joseph Steiner errichteten Kirche St. Franziskus Wetzikon. Anders als diese steht die Liebfrauenkirche Hinwil jedoch nicht auf einem Hügel, sondern war zur Zeit ihrer Erbauung von Wiesen umgeben in der Nähe des Bahnhofs Hinwil. Es handelte sich um ein neuromanisches Gotteshaus, das sich an Innerschweizer Vorbildern anlehnte und durch romanische Stilelemente wie die runden Doppelfenster geprägt wurde. Als nach der öffentlich-rechtlichen Anerkennung der katholischen Kirche im Kanton Zürich im Jahr 1963 genügend finanzielle Mittel für eine Erneuerung der bestehenden Kirche vorhanden waren, fertigte Architekt Walter Bosshart im Jahr 1974 zwei Studien an, welche entweder eine blosse Renovation der Kirche oder ein Umbau mit Verbreiterung des Kirchenschiffes vorsah. Die Kirchgemeindeversammlung stimmte im Dezember 1975 für die zweite Variante, welche in den Jahren 1976–1977 umgesetzt wurde. Das Vordach, die Chor-Apsis sowie die Sakristei wurden abgebrochen, anschliessend wurde das Kirchenschiff seitlich angebaut und der Kirchturm aufgestockt. Zur Vergrösserung des Kirchenraums wurde einerseits das bestehende Dach des Kirchenschiffs um zwei Binderfelder, also rund 8 m verlängert, und andererseits quer dazu, entsprechend der inneren Dachneigung, um 6 m verbreitert. Die alten und neuen Dachbinder wurden an ein wie Kranarme ausladendes, fünffaches Betonfaltwerk gehängt und in der Dachneigung diagonal auf gebogen auskragende Stützpfeiler abgestrebt. In diese so um die doppelte Fläche erweiterte äussere Hülle mit dominantem Längsgiebel, Oblicht über Chor und fünf Quergiebeln mit den Kirchenfenstern wurde die eigentliche Kirche samt Sakristei, Beichtzimmer und Empore eingesetzt. Das Pfarrhaus und das Pfarreizentrum wurden zeitgleich aussen saniert und an das optische Erscheinungsbild der erneuerten Kirche angepasst.

Der Kirchturm besass in seiner ursprünglichen Gestalt ein Pyramidendach, auf dessen Spitze sich ein schmiedeeisernes Kreuz befand. Beim Umbau der Kirche im Jahr 1977 wurde der Turm an das Äussere der erneuerten Kirche angepasst und durch eine Stahlkonstruktion erhöht, damit er zu den Proportionen der erweiterten Kirche passte. Das vierstimmige Geläute der Kirche wurde von der Giesserei F. Hamm in Salzburg gegossen, am 21. März 1926 von Bischof Georg Schmid von Grüneck geweiht und anschliessend in den Turm aufgezogen.

Innenraum und künstlerische Ausstattung

Die Kirche wies in den ersten Jahrzehnten nach ihrer Erbauung ein schlichtes Inneres aus, welches durch eine Holzdecke überspannt wurde. Es handelte sich um einen Längsbau, dessen Bänke auf den an den rechteckigen Kirchbau angegliederten Chor ausgerichtet war. Im Laufe der Zeit wurde das Innere der Kirche ergänzt und dem Geschmack der Zeit angepasst. Ein Ziel des Umbaus von 1978 war, das Kircheninnere den Vorgaben der Liturgiekonstitution des Zweiten Vatikanischen Konzils anzupassen. Eine wichtige Forderung des Konzils war die participatio actuosa, die tätige Teilnahme der Gläubigen am liturgischen Geschehen. In Zusammenarbeit mit dem Künstler Josef Caminada entschied sich Architekt Walter Bossart, diese Forderung durch eine Neuplatzierung des Altarraums zu ermöglichen. Die Gläubigen werden im Halbkreis um die neue Altarinsel gruppiert, wodurch sie  sich auch räumlich näher am liturgischen Geschehen befinden. Nach Vorgaben von Architekt Walter Bossart und Künstler Josef Caminada schreinerte Primo Lorenzetti den Altar und den Ambo aus Redwood-Holz an. Die Symbolik des Altars wird bestimmt durch die runde Tischplatte – Symbol der Gemeinschaft der Gottesdienstgemeinde, aber auch Zeichen für die Ewigkeit – und durch die drei Füsse, auf denen die Tischplatte ruht. Die drei Füsse stehen für die Trinität und zeichnen in ihrer Anordnung ein Dreieck – ebenfalls ein Symbol für Gott. Josef Caminada schreibt: "Der Altar als Tisch des Mahles bildet räumlich gesehen den Mittelpunkt eines grossen Zirkelschlages. Ein Drittel dieses Kreises befindet sich im Kirchenraum. Hier sind die Stühle der Gläubigen angeordnet. Der andere Teil des Kreises durchbricht die Mauern und soll die Gläubigen und Ungläubigen, die Lebenden und die Toten ausserhalb der Kirche in das Altargeschehen miteinbeziehen." Neben dem Altar befindet sich der Ambo, der als Ort der Verkündigung seine Ebenbürtigkeit mit dem Altar durch das gleiche Material erhält. Er besitzt die Grundform eines Pfeiles, der den Gläubigen die Richtung vorgeben will. Hinter dem Altar befindet sich eine Chorwand, die dem Altarraum und dem liturgischen Geschehen seine Bedeutung verleihen. Der Chorbogen endet in der Mitte der hinteren Wand und geht über in zwei neue Wandelemente, die sich gegenseitig treffen und durchqueren. Josef Caminada schreibt dazu: "Hier bildet sich eine offene Pforte. Diese Pforte soll primär das Symbol des Hineingehens zu Gott darstellen, denn rechts haben wir den Tabernakel und links das Ewige Licht, das heisst: durch Christus finden wir den Eingang zu Gott." Der Tabernakel und das Vortragkreuz wurden von Josef Caminada aus den gleichen Materialien Schmiedeeisen und Feueremail gestaltet, wodurch ihre liturgische Verbundenheit ausgedrückt wird. Josef Caminada schreibt zum Tabernakel: "Ich habe aus einem würfelförmigen Schrein eine Rundung herausgenommen und so die Form eines Gefässes (Kelches) erhalten. Daraus treten zwei verschieden rote Kreisbogen hervor, darstellend den Wein, das Blut, die Wandlung. Und über diesen Bogen bildet sich ein winklig gebrochener weisser Halbkreis, gleichsam das Brot des Lebens - die Freude - die Auferstehung." Das Vortragekreuz wird aus verschiedenen Linien zusammengesetzt. Die von unten kommende Linie symbolisiert den Menschen, der von unten aus der Erde kommt. Er "steigt auf, entfaltet sich, alle Möglichkeiten scheinen ihm vorerst offen zu stehen. Aber allmählich wird ihm bewusst, dass der Weg nach oben zu Gott verbaut ist. Sein Weg führt, an einer für ihn unüberwindbaren Schwelle entlang, in die Waagrechte. Er bleibt erdgebunden, vergänglich, ohne Hoffnung. Christus geht für uns diesen Weg. Überwindet für uns die Schwelle des Kreuzes, den Tod, und eröffnet uns den Weg nach oben zu Gott, zum Leben." Der Taufstein befindet sich nach den Vorgaben des Zweiten Vatikanums nicht mehr in einer Taufkapelle beim Eingang zur Kirche, sondern vorne beim Altarraum. Er ist aus Mägenwiler Muschelkalk gehauen und stellt von der Seite betrachtet die Form eines Quells und eines Gefässes dar. Das Taufwasser befindet sich in einer kreuzförmig gearbeiteten Vertiefung, welche auf die Verbindung von Taufe und Kreuzestod Christi verweist.

Orgel

Die erste Orgel erhielt die Kirche zeitgleich mit den Glocken. Es handelte sich um ein Instrument, das von der alten katholischen Kirche in Dietikon stammte, die damals samt Orgel abgetragen wurde und dem Neubau der heutigen Kirche St. Agatha weichen musste. Die Orgelfirma Gebrüder Späth, Rapperswil, besorgte in Dietikon den Abbau der alten Orgel und überholte diese, bevor sie in die Kirche von Hinwil eingebaut wurde. Nach dem Umbau der Kirche wurde die alte Orgel im neuen Kirchenraum erneut aufgestellt, aber sie erwies sich als altersschwach und sollte zunächst durch eine elektronische Orgel ersetzt werden. Dagegen bildete sich eine Opposition, sodass der Neubau einer Pfeifenorgel beschlossen wurde. Die heutige, zweimanualige Orgel wurde von der Firma Orgelbau Kuhn AG in Männedorf gebaut und am 16. Juni 1985 eingeweiht. Das Instrument verfügt über Schleifladen, mechanische Spiel- und Registertrakturen und 15 Register.

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Turmkapelle
Im Turm befindet sich eine Kapelle, die zum stillen Gebet und zum Entzünden einer Kerze einlädt. Als Besonderheit besitzt die Kapelle seit 1925 eine russische Ikone, welche die Patronin der Kirche, die Muttergottes mit dem Jesuskind zeigt. Es handelt sich um eine Kopie des Gnadenbildes von Kasperovskaja. Diesem Gnadenbild in der Turmkapelle der Kirche Hinwil werden Gebetserhörungen zugeschrieben. Die Ikone zeigt eine Muttergottes dar, dem das Jesuskind ein Schwert in die Brust stösst. Dieses Schmerzensbild wurde besonders von Müttern in schweren Anliegen verehrt.

Literatur
 Franz Höfliger: Unsere liebe Frau von Hinwil. Die grosse Helferin in schweren Anliegen. Hinwil 1932 (2. Auflage).
 Katholische Kirchgemeinde Hinwil (Hrsg.): Festschrift zur Einweihung der umgebauten Liefrauenkirche Hinwil 17./18. Juni 1978. Hinwil 1978.
 Herbert Gröger: Innenausstattung der umgebauten katholischen Kirche von Hinwil ZH. In: Schweizer Heimatwerk Nr. 3 1978.
 Bischöfliches Ordinariat Chur (Hrsg.): Schematismus des Bistums Chur. Chur 1980.
 Guido Kolb: Franz Höfliger der Bettelprälat, Kanisius-Verlag, Freiburg 1988, ISBN 3-85764-276-9
 Markus Weber, Stephan Kölliker: Sakrales Zürich. 150 Jahre katholischer Kirchenbau im Kanton Zürich. Archipel-Verlag, Ruswil 2018.

Weblinks

 Website der Pfarrei
 Kirche Liebfrauen auf Sakralbauten.ch
 Glocken auf YouTube

Einzelnachweise

Kirchengebäude im Kanton Zürich
Kirchengebäude der Moderne
Erbaut in den 1920er Jahren
Kirchengebäude im Bistum Chur
Liebfrauenkirche
Disposition einer Orgel
Geläut
Bauwerk in Hinwil
Hinwil
Bauwerk der Moderne in der Schweiz


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Q: Sum multiple columns and sum their alias in mysql Is it possible to sum the columns and sum again?
select
id,
sum(t2.col) as cola,
sum(t3.col) as colb,
sum(t4.col) as colc,
sum(cola + colb + colc) as total
from t1
left join t2 on t2.id = t1.t2fk
left join t3 on t3.id = t1.t3fk
left join t4 on t4.id = t1.t4fk
group by t1.id

something like this
sum(cola + colb + colc) as total

A: You can't do it with aliases, but you can do it by re-writing the SELECT clauses, like this:
select
id,
sum(t2.col) as cola,
sum(t3.col) as colb,
sum(t4.col) as colc,
sum(t2.col) + sum(t3.col) + sum(t4.col) as total
from t1
left join t2 on t2.id = t1.t2fk
left join t3 on t3.id = t1.t3fk
left join t4 on t4.id = t1.t4fk
group by t1.id

There will be no performance penalty (i.e. MySQL will not "re-summarize" the three columns to produce the total)

A: Yes, this is possible by using a nested query.
SELECT id, cola, colb, colc, SUM(cola + colb + colc)
  FROM  (
      SELECT id, SUM(a) cola, SUM(b) colb, SUM(c) colc
        FROM whatever ...
       GROUP BY id
        ) subquery_alias
 GROUP BY id

Most servers' query planning modules do a good job optimizing these sorts of queries built from sub queries.
Pro tip Format these nested queries carefully in your source code so you, or somebody else, can read them easily years from now.

A: For MySql 8.0+ you can use a CTE:
with cte as (
  select id, sum(t2.col) as cola, sum(t3.col) as colb, sum(t4.col) as colc
  from t1
  left join t2 on t2.id = t1.t2fk
  left join t3 on t3.id = t1.t3fk
  left join t4 on t4.id = t1.t4fk
  group by t1.id
)
select c.*, null as total
from cte as c
union all
select null, null, null, null, sum(cola + colb + colc)
from cte

For earlier versions:
select id, sum(t2.col) as cola, sum(t3.col) as colb, sum(t4.col) as colc, null as total
from t1
left join t2 on t2.id = t1.t2fk
left join t3 on t3.id = t1.t3fk
left join t4 on t4.id = t1.t4fk
group by t1.id
union all
select null, null, null, null, sum(t2.col + t2.col + t2.col)
from t1
left join t2 on t2.id = t1.t2fk
left join t3 on t3.id = t1.t3fk
left join t4 on t4.id = t1.t4fk

In case there are nulls in the columns t2.col, t3.col and t4.col, instead of
sum(t2.col + t2.col + t2.col)

use:
sum(t2.col) + sum(t2.col) + sum(t2.col)


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Dining in Boston
Summer Shack
Opened in the year 2000 by chef Jasper White, Summer Shack is one of the Boston's best seafood restaurants. The restaurant dishes out rustic dishes like steamed lobsters and crabs, fish cakes, fried chicken and burgers alongside contemporary preparations influenced by world cuisines, and grilled local seafood in a laid-back, friendly ambience.
East Coast Grill
East Coast Grill specializes in delicacies from land and sea. As you enter the restaurant, you get a feel of entering into marine-inspired tiki lounge, complete with an island-themed bar. The restaurant features open kitchen, full raw bar and funky decor, and specializes in live fire grilled seafood. While here, do order tuna tacos (lightly seared ahi tuna, accompanied by crisp jicama and watercress) along with punchy buffalo shrimp.
Opened by Alex Crabb in early 2013, just after nine months Asta was declared "Best New Restaurant," by Boston Magazine. Asta offers three, five and eight-course menus serving dishes such as "After the Storm" (seaweed, salmon roe and mussels) and "the Great Escape" (escargots, market bounty, green goddess dressing) and more. The restaurant features casual decor with open kitchen surrounded by a dining bar. From the counter, you can enjoy watching Alex Crabb and his skilled crew busy at their work.
Nightlife in Boston
Comedy Studio
To get your funny bones tickled, head straight for Comedy Studio, nestled in Harvard Square, perched atop Hong Kong Restaurant. The studio promises to keep you in stitches with its top-notch Boston Comedy, featuring stand-up acts, political humor, new talents, and group performances. They also serve food, as well as drinks.
One of the hottest clubs in Boston, Rumor is nestled in the bustling Theater District, and is considered to be one of the best dance spots in the city. The club is acclaimed for its state-of-the-art sound system, impeccable service, and excellent security.
Great Scott is a perfect place to enjoy live music along with pint of beer. The venue features an exciting line-up of DJ's, special events and a mix of live acts that will keep you entertained throughout.
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What to Do in Boston?
The city of Boston is famous for its historical attractions and live performances, explaining why it attracts more than 16 million tourists every year. With so much to do and explore, you'll find it tough to decide where to begin your vacation from. Walk the famous Freedom Trail which spans over 2.5 miles and features more than 15 historical landmarks including the Bunker Hill. Watch the process of beer making and taste different varieties of beer at the Sam Adams Brewery. For those of you who love adventure, Boston Harbor Islands State Park is a must visit. Whether you want to hike, swim or explore ancient ruins, the park offers plenty of stuff to keep you busy and engaged. So plan a vacation in Boston and prepare yourself for a fun-filled ride.
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Prices in Boston depend a lot on the season of travel. Fall (September-December) is the best time to visit Boston. The temperature is perfect for outdoor recreation and the city sees a host of events taking place. A prominent tourist season, travel in these months is going to cost you big both in terms of the airfare and the hotel stays. Winter is considered the off-season of travel and interests mostly skiers who want to try adventurous trails. The positive aspect about traveling in the winters is the money that you save on the airfare. Try to book your airfare well in advance to get the maximum discounts.
Regional Boston Airports
Boston Logan International Airport is considered the main gateway to the city, connecting it to several international destinations throughout the world. The airport offers several choices for ground transport like private taxis, bus service and car rentals, so traveling to/from the airport is never a concern. About 50 miles from Boston is the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, which offers another way to fly into the city. The airport is not as well connected to the city but is cheaper than the Boston Logan International Airport. If you want cheapest flights to Boston, then book your tickets well in advance, this way you will get the maximum discounts on the airfare.
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