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Mexicana Airlines travel update: More flights canceled - Los Angeles Times

Got a ticket on Mexicana Airlines? Check its website to make sure your flight is still operating. The troubled Mexican carrier, which last week filed for bankruptcy protection and trimmed its schedule, said ...

Air Canada Damages Dying Boy's Wheelchair - ABC News

A 10-year-old Canadian boy who flew to New York as part of his dying wish arrived in the Big Apple only to find his customized wheelchair had been badly damaged by Air Canada . Without the chair, Tanner Bawn ...

Troubled Mexicana Airlines suspends long-haul flights - Los Angeles Times

Woes continue for Mexico's oldest airline, Mexicana , which announced on Monday the indefinite suspension of all but one of its long-haul international flights to destinations in Europe, North America and ...

Omar Khadr, teen jihadist or tortured victim? Canadian's Guantanamo trial to be ... - Cleveland Plain Dealer

--Did the U.S. lawfully interrogate captives? Khadr was held at the Bagram air base in Afghanistan from July 2002 until after his 16th birthday, then taken to Guantanamo -- two interrogation and detention ...

Frontier Airlines moves it's Houston flights to Hobby Airport - Examiner

Frontier Airlines has announced its moving its Houston Texas flights from Bush Airport to Hobby Airport. This move puts them in line with discount carrier Southwest which also operates flights out of Hobby. The Hobby ...

Travel Q&A: Fine print adds up to costly fee - San Jose Mercury News

Q: My son and I booked airline tickets with Germanwings.com . The allowance was one luggage per person at a max of 20 kilograms. Supplemental luggage cost 8 euros if booked online. I registered a supplemental ...

UPDATE: Mexicana Airline Halts Ticket Sales On IATA Suspension - NASDAQ

MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- Mexicana de Aviacion, Mexico's largest airline, which filed for bankruptcy protection this week, has suspended ticket sales after the International Air Transport Association blocked the company ...

Canadian Men Leading the Charge Online for Back-to-School Shopping - Yahoo Finance

TORONTO, Aug. 3 /CNW/ - This summer, 55 per cent of Canadian online shoppers will look to the internet for their back-to-school shopping preparations, with male respondents indicating that they will spend almost twice as ...

Canada Holds Mexicana Planes, Fueling Speculation Of Trouble - NASDAQ

MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- Canadian authorities seized two jets leased by Mexicana de Aviacion, one of Mexico's leading airlines, fueling speculation that the company faces trouble in meeting its financial obligations. In ...

Mexicana airlines files for bankruptcy protection - Seattle Times

MEXICO CITY — Debt-ridden Mexicana de Aviacion, Mexico's largest air carrier, has filed for bankruptcy protection after failing to reach a new labor agreement with pilots and flight attendants. Mexicana said ...

Resolved Question: Since Federal law already require that people in this country carry proof of citizenship?

even people who visit must show proof of citizenship if asked, why should Illegal Immigrants not be required to do the same? Citizens from Other Countries Air Travel All international visitors regardless of country of origin must present a passport or secure document when entering the United States by air. US-VISIT biometric procedures apply to international travelers holding a non-U.S. passport or visa with these limited exceptions. Find out how US-VISIT works. Land/Sea Travel Canadian Citizens - Beginning June 1, 2009 * Canadian citizens will need to present a single document that complies with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI). See http://www.getyouhome.gov for more information. * US-VISIT biometric procedures may apply to some Canadian citizens. Find out if US-VISIT applies to you. Bermudian Citizens - Beginning June 1, 2009 * Bermudian citizens will need to present a single document that complies with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI). See http://www.getyouhome.gov for more information. * Bermudian citizens are subject to US-VISIT procedures. Find out how US-VISIT works. Mexican Citizens - Mexican citizens including children must present a passport with a nonimmigrant visa or a laser visa border crossing card. * Document requirements for most Mexican citizens, including children entering the United States, do not change under WHTI. See http://www.getyouhome.gov for more information. * US-VISIT biometric procedures may apply to some Mexican citizens. Find out if US-VISIT applies to you. more

Resolved Question: I'm traveling from Seattle to China via Air Canada with a stopover in Vancouver. Do I need a Canadian Visa?

I'm a Chinese citizen more

Resolved Question: Can I get a Visa with Canadian PR Card at Helsinki Airport?

I will be traveling by Fin Air from Toronto to/from Bangkok. I have a Canadian PR Card but a Passport from South Asian Country. Can I apply for a transit visa at the Helsinki Airport to see the city for the 12 hours period that I will have to stop over there? Or I need to get that before hand in Canada? My traveling is next few days and I may not have time to get a visa in Toronto. more

Resolved Question: Old animated Movie/show?

I recall an anime movie (or show) from around 2001 that involved planes that turned into robots... and travelling from space to another planet (possibly earth?) as I recall the pilot of one of these robots was chasing a girl who went there... It was aired on either Teletoon or YTV (Canadian channels) and it definitely was NOT gundam or evangelion. Just hoping someone can help me figure out what this movie/show was :) ThanksDefinitely seems like it could have been macross... can't seem to find which one it might be. more

Resolved Question: What excuses will activists make here Canadian couple travelling in Mexico terrorized by armed bandits?

A Canadian couple held up by more than a dozen armed bandits while travelling through Mexico said the frightening experience was exacerbated by facing days of bureaucratic hurdles. "Two minutes of terrorism and twelve days of legal terrorism," said a weary Jack Vander Byl from his home in Portland, Ont. in eastern Ontario. Vander Byl and his wife Michelle were spending their final day in Mexico, driving their pickup truck and trailer on March 26 along a road in Tamaulipas. Their two friends, Joyce and David Miller, were following, and the travelling campers were 300 kilometres from the U.S. border. The four had been in Mexico since Jan. 5. As the road split, Vander Byl said he noticed three pickup trucks ahead, parked near the ditch, and one driver suddenly darted across the road to block any traffic. "They looked like policemen, had black uniforms, flak jackets, machine guns," said Vander Byl, adding he was not alarmed by the sight as it was common to drive through police checkpoints. When Vander Byl asked the man in Spanish for identification, the man laughed, and another bandit began forcing his hand through the cracked window. One of the 16 or more bandits pointed his gun in the air and fired a shot. "At that point, I said 'whoa, this is not a police checkpoint.' I put the truck in park and in a split second the door was open and he had me by the shoulder and yanked me out of the truck," said Vander Byl. In a few minutes, the two couples and two dogs - their friend's pets - were left by the side of the road as the bandits drove away with the vehicles. "As the guy driving Dave's truck and trailer goes by us, he waves at us and smiles," said Vander Byl. In retrospect, Vander Byl believes the couples were targeted, spotted at their last campground by the bandits. "That was the risk we were willing to take to go into Mexico, that someday this could happen. But you never dream it's going to happen to you," said Vander Byl, acknowledging certain areas of Mexico could be like "war zones." http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/100411/national/mexico_carjacking more

Voting Question: Finally decided on carseats! What do you think?

I finally have decided to go with the Safety 1st onBoard 35 Air with side impact protection in pink. As the Canadian dollar is high I will paying 189 Canadian for all of them. What do you think of this seat safety wise? If, you do not like it why? Any other safe car seat suggestion? Two of these: http://www.safety1st.com/usa/eng/Products/Travel/Car-Seats/Infant-Car-Seats/Details/2410-22395AOQ-onBoard35-Air-Infant-Car-Seat One of these for my niece (probably in black because we don't know gender yet): http://www.safety1st.com/usa/eng/Products/Travel/Car-Seats/Infant-Car-Seats/Details/2410-22395MCK-onBoard35-Air-Infant-Car-Seat more

Resolved Question: WISDOM FROM TRAINING MANUALS?

'If the enemy is in range, so are you.' - Infantry Journal- 'It is generally inadvisable to eject directly over the area you just bombed.' - US.Air Force Manual – 'Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword, obviously never encountered automatic weapons.' - General MacArthur – 'You, you, and you ... Panic. The rest of you, come with me.' - Infantry Sgt.- 'Tracers work both ways.' - Army Ordnance Manual- 'Five second fuses last about three seconds.' - Infantry Journal – The three most useless things in aviation are: Fuel in the bowser; Runway behind you; and Air above you. -Basic Flight Training Manual- 'Any ship can be a minesweeper. Once.' - Naval Ops Manual - 'Never tell the Platoon Sergeant you have nothing to do.' - Unknown Infantry Recruit- 'If you see a bomb technician running, try to keep up to him.' - Infantry Journal- 'Yea, Though I Fly Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, I Shall Fear No Evil. For I am at 50,000 Feet and Climbing.' - Sign over SR71 Wing Ops- 'You've never been lost until you've been lost at Mach 3.' -Paul F. Crickmore (SR71 test pilot)- 'The only time you have too much fuel is when you're on fire.' -Unknown Author- 'If the wings are traveling faster than the fuselage it has to be a helicopter -- and therefore, unsafe.' - Fixed Wing Pilot- 'When one engine fails on a twin-engine airplane, you always have enough power left to get you to the scene of the crash.' -Multi-Engine Training Manual- 'Without ammunition, the Air Force is just an expensive flying club.' -Unknown Author- 'If you hear me yell;"Eject, Eject, Eject!", the last two will be echos.' If you stop to ask "Why?", you'll be talking to yourself, because by then you'll be the pilot.' -Pre-flight Briefing from a Canadian F104 Pilot- 'What is the similarity between air traffic controllers and pilots? If a pilot screws up, the pilot dies; but If ATC screws up, .... the pilot dies.' -Sign over Control Tower Door- 'Never trade luck for skill.' -Author Unknown- The three most common expressions (or famous last words) in military aviation are: ‘Did you feel that?' 'What's that noise?' and'Oh S...!' -Authors Unknown- 'Airspeed, altitude and brains. Two are always needed to successfully complete the flight.' -Basic Flight Training Manual- 'Flying the airplane is more important than radioing your plight to a person on the ground incapable of understanding or doing anything about it.' - Emergency Checklist- 'The Piper Cub is the safest airplane in the world; it can just barely kill you.' - Attributed to Max Stanley (Northrop test pilot) - 'There is no reason to fly through a thunderstorm in peacetime.' -Sign over Squadron Ops Desk at Davis-Montham AFB, AZ- 'You know that your landing gear is up and locked when it takes full power to taxi to the terminal.' - Lead-in Fighter Training Manual - As the test pilot climbs out of the experimental aircraft, having torn off the wings and tail in the crash landing, the crash truck arrives. The rescuer sees the bloodied pilot and asks, 'What happened?' The pilot's reply: 'I don't know, I just got here myself!' more

Resolved Question: Why do so many people bash the French?

I'm always hearing Americans say, "Well, we saved their hides a lot. If it wasn't for us, they wouldn't have a country." Guess what! If it wasn't for France, we wouldn't have a nation, either. We were not match for the British during the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812. Who do you think set up the blockade at the Battle of Yorktown when General Cornwallis surrendered. I believe it was the French Navy. Last I checked, the same happened at the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812. Yes, they refused to join us in the Iraq War. Surprise, Surprise! Most of the entire European Union didn't because they knew it was about oil let alone France. The French have done many great things for humanity. They invented tidal power, and they're one of the few First World Nations not dependent on OPEC. They also invented the world's first air-compressed car and started selling it to the Japanese and the Mexicans. In fact, that's how Mexico has been able to handle their smog problem. The French also handle nuclear power safely with strict guidelines. They're one of the cleanest countries in the world, moreover. I've heard stereotypes about them being unkind, but most French people I met were quite nice. I never had any problems with them in St. Martin. My older brother and his wife traveled to Paris one summer, and they said the people there were amazing. French cuisine is phenomenal, too. I love escargots, baguettes, croissants, eclairs, quiche, souffle, filet mignon, and coq du vin. The only things French I dislike are blue cheese and Thousand Island sauce, which is actually Canadian. Alas, my favorite Star Trek Captain Jean-Luc Picard is from France. He's far more classy than James Kirk. So what is it about the French that people gripe about so much? more

Resolved Question: Fellow Canadians...Any comments on the Canada to Mexico bypass that is being constructed ..?

Gosh, it will save a lot on Air Travel ,and Passports in all likely hood will be waived.*lol* Don't know why the U.S.A. is protesting it's construction. Have a look at this article in the paper...... http://www.theonion.com/articles/us-protests-mexicanadian-overpass,104/Yeah...that article was done in 2002...thought is was hilarious so kept it on file, They have some priceless ones. *lol* more

Resolved Question: Travelling to Niagara?

Hi all I am planning for a trip to Niagara Falls canadian side during the end of the month May. I am travelling from Chicago.Which mode of transportation will be the cheapest.? I have searched in google and found out that there are trains from Chicago to Depew NY,Buffalo. and the train starts at 9:00 PM and reaches there by 8:30 am. from there Niagara falls is around 45 mins by car. the roundtrip journey will cost around $650 (including 1 Viewliner roomette).I am going first time in the train for long trip.Is the 1 viewliner roomette enough for me and my husband.? In yahoo answers i saw a reply quoting " " the taxi shuttle from Depew to the Falls. The train station is close to the airport, so the airport taxi will take you.". Any idea regarding this? After getting down in the railway station can we board airport taxi?How?Does they ask air tickets? Please suggest if i am choosing a wrong mode of transportaion.? is there any other cheapest way? Also please suggest the hotels to stay,the timings to visit the falls(ours is a 3 day trip),any nearby locations to visit etc etc. Thanks in advance..... more

Resolved Question: connecting flight in Toronto YYZ Airport?

I am planning to travel from Chicago to Lima Peru via Toronto, on Air Canada and want to know if I must pass Canadian customs and immigration? I arrive at 11 am and depart 430 PM the same day. What can I do between the flights in the airport. Will I be considered a "in transit" passenger? ANy information will be appreciated. Thanks more

Resolved Question: Is there a Canadian airline that sells multiple-travel passes between Canada and Argentina?

I want to move to Argentina long-term but my parents are not very excited at the prospect of really long periods of time between us seeing one another. I wouldn't be able to afford a $1500 round trip ticket as often as they would like, but I am wondering if there is an airline that flies between Canada and Argentina that sells multi-travel passes where I would be able to travel more frequently between the two countries and as a result get a discounted rate. I know Air Canada sells travel passes like this, but not to Argentina. I'm trying to figure out a way to put their minds at ease by showing that I'll be able to make it home more often than they are assuming. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: Permitted/non-permitted items when travelling from Canada to Europe?

My Dad will be traveling from Canada to Croatia in a few months and I am trying to help him find a list of items he is allowed/not-allowed to take on the airplane. I found a list of items on the Canadian Air Transport but that is only when flying across Canada. I need a website for traveling nationwide. more

Resolved Question: GlacierWolf Question about Life, Alaska, Shooting, Hunting, Flying, and being the best human ever?

I am a long time resident of Alaska that actually knows what I am talking about. GlacierWolf my question for you is as follows. You have done more in your life then any one man can physically do or even imagine. I understand that you have served in all branches of the military. You have lived in every city in Alaska and then many more outside of Alaska. You are an amateur gunsmith that likes to brag about his accomplishments on Yahoo Answers. You even surprise me sometimes with new ones like how you are an audio and video engineer. If I am not mistaken you are an “Olympic class shooter” that never went to the Olympics making you not an “Olympic class shooter.” I wish it was possible to put 3 bullets in the same hole at 300 yards maybe an Olympian could do it. In your superhuman insight you reveal answers to questions that even puts the Alaska fish and game to shame. If I understand correctly Alaska has 26.1 million Caribou while fish and game puts the number closer to 900,000 I am just not sure who is correct. I know you are a world traveler but can you tell me where Alaska and Russia touch? The 5 times I have crossed the Canadian boarder 2 of which were with my dog that was not tattooed, and neither one of us had 200 dollars of cash on us. Come to think of it I also brought my 30-30 rifle with little to no trouble. The many times I traveled by air to and from Alaska I didn’t stop in Seattle. There is a flight everyday from Portland to Anchorage by AlaskaAir. During the summer there are flights from Denver, Chicago, LA, Hawaii, and many others that are direct to Anchorage. When you and your new wife open up your latest restaurant in Fairbanks maybe I will fly there on one of the many flights to enjoy. In closing I would like to get to my question. Do you enjoy telling lies or do you just don’t know the truth? I hope this helps “There are approximately 900,000 wild caribou in Alaska” – Alaska Department of Fish and Game “There are 26.1 million caribou in alaska’s largest herd” – Glacierwolf Somebody is lying. Who is it? Good luck. I am a professional photographer - so - lenses are my 'thing'. If you have any questions, feel free to email me. My wife and I have both worked in restaurants at one time in our lives. If you have any specific questions - feel free to email us. People, like me, who build these things - always have a national match or service match rifle handy to compair our work to. I owned about 12 AR's and spent 18 years shooting military competition before I built my first one from scratch. I live in Alaska. The problem is quite obvious why we hate Canadians. 95% of Alaska has to pass through Canada to get to Juneau, the capital of Alaska. We are not allowed to bring any form of food - meat, fish, etc - through the border. This means if I go to Juneau to fish and I catch a couple of nice 80lb halibut - I cannot bring it home. It also means when people from Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan, Skagway etc etc come to the rest of Alaska they cannot hunt - because Canada will not allow them to bring the game meat home. In Alaska we all carry guns for brown bear protection - heaven help you if you show up at the Canadian border with a firearm!! Even if it is Canadian legal. They will make you sit for hours before they decide to let you through the border - just to punish you for being Alaskan and owning a firearm. This means you can miss your ferry connection at Hanes. Canadian's are feely allowed to enter Alaska. But, when an Alaskan goes to pass through Canada to drive to Seattle or the state capitol - we are required to have to have $200 cash in hand for each and every person in the car. Credit cards and check books do not count - they want to see $$ in American dollars. This means a family of 4 must have $800 cash in hand - and as you drive though Canada every crook and theif that recognizes you are Alaksan by your car's license plates knows they might be able to hold you up - and take your cash. Oh, and if anyone in your car has had a DUI at any time in their life - the Canadian border guards make them turn around! Even if it was 40 years ago. Not so much as the Canadian people we hate - we just hate the attitude of the Canadian border guards who hassel us. You cannot fly direct to Alaska without first stopping in Seattle. Your friend is not going to have a good time crossing the border - he will need to drive through Canada to get to Alaska. Canada law requires a health certificate for each animal - not a big deal when you arrive with one cat and one certificate........ but a real problem for a breeder who is traveling with allot of animals. Each animal will need to have a tatoo that identifies the animal and matches up with the health certificate. Today it will put 4 rounds inside the exact same hole at 200 yards with the TLG Suppressor installed. The groups open up a tad with the suppressor off. more

Resolved Question: Why was the Canadian Government given powers over computers and air travel?

Resolved Question: Planning trip to Canada, please help.?

I am looking to make this trip go as smoothly as possible. My trip will be to Quebec, Canada. I intend to go via air within the next few months. My friends and family have never gone outside the states, and thus cannot provide much help. That said, I would just like a little insight from people who have actually flew there and back. I have already acquired my U.S. passport, and read basic information about the trip. There are a few outstanding concerns that I could use a few pointers on. 1. Are there any other sort of documentations that I MUST bring? I have my U.S. Passport and a Valid TX Driver License. 2. When exactly do I present the passport? Before I ever board my first plane, or whenever I actually arrive in the Canadian airport? 3.My biggest concern, customs. I don't think I fully comprehend the exact procedures of this. From what I've read, once I reach the Canadian airport, I will be required to report directly to the customs area. In this area, there will be two lines, "Declare" and "Nothing to declare". I could use a detailed walk through on this issue, if it is not too much trouble to ask. I plan on bringing only clothes, a leather jacket (though most likely not, as it will have warmed up by the time I take this trip), my cell phone/charger. Perhaps deodorant and cologne, but I can always buy some while I am there. Would I need to declare any of these items? I think my problem lies more on my lack of knowledge on what I MUST declare, and what is not necessary. The fact I've read I can be charged up to $400 for each undeclared item worries me. Also, duties/taxes- of any of the previously mentioned items, would I need to be paying some sort of fine for bringing them? 4. The return trip, I have no clue what this will be like. I've gathered I must again go through customs, but when? I've also seen that I must apparently show them all items I've obtained whilst in Canada and intend on bringing back with me. What is the exact process of all this, and what fines, if any, can I expect? Sorry for such a drawn out question, but as I said, no one I know personally really can offer any assistance. All the travel websites give some answers, but as I said, I'm looking for more of a personal experience as opposed to technical travel information. Thank you so much for all help given! more

Resolved Question: POLL: Which Airlines have you travelled with?

I have been with, Emirates, Thai Airways, British Airways, Royal Brunei Airlines, Zoom Airlines, Air Transat, My Travel Airways, Flybe, easyJet, Air Canada, Canadian Airlines, and Virgin Atlantic Airways. How about you? more

Resolved Question: How old do you need to be to travel alone? whether its by air or driving?

Im Canadian I plan on traveling to Bogota,Colombia. I need to fly to New York then to Bogota and im only 18 years old so I was wondering if I would have any problems? I only plan on staying for 18 days to see some friends. more

Resolved Question: Discouraging coprophagous?

My guy is a 5y/o mutt that I've had for 4 years, he used to "play" with his poop throwing it up in the air in an attempt to get the other dogs to go after him, he didn't eat the poop. I solved this issue with canned pineapple. Since we moved to Denver, he discovered the joys of poopcicles and goose poop. As far as I know, goose poop can contain Giardia but I haven't found any other nasty bugs that it contains, does anyone know of any other specific harmful bacteria or parasites that Canadian Geese might harbor? Has anyone had any success in deterring compulsive eating of wild animal poop? Our entire 1 mile a day walk is coated in goose poop... My dogs eat Taste of the Wild, I do not think it is a lacking of nutrients since they eat a high quality food, it appears to be more of a game. I have a lifetime supply of Drontrol Plus, should I only administer it if he comes down with a case of Giardia or as a possible preventative before any diarrhea sets in. He has not had any ill effect since migration started and since he discover the pleasures of eating goose poop; I'm hoping to keep it that way... Please only answer if you have had experience with coprophagous or this medication, I would rather get no answers than 10 "ewwwwww" answers. I can ask my teachers at school but I know there are some knowledgeable people here and thought I'd give you all a shot too. :) Suggested categories: # Travel > United States > Boston # Yahoo! Products > Yahoo! Answers # Business & Finance > Taxes > General - Taxes # Travel > Austria > General - Austria # Dining Out > United States > Bostonthank you for the answers so far. As far as medicating my guy, it would be as a regular deworming; full treatment would only be after a fecal float and microscopic evaluation at school or through the vets/vet techs at work.I think I am going to try the whistle I keep on my key chain, in the past I used it for distance recalls and it worked good for breaking up foster fights back in the day... Everyone would freeze and run up to me giving a "hey, we were only playing" look, only one of my 2 (the goose poop eater) were around during the crackdown whistle days. lol I've heard of hot sauce and a few other things along those lines, works better in confined yards, unfortunately the areas I walk would need a fire hose to cover all the goose poops.singleworker: thanks, I didn't even think of lepto! I'm glad I started him on lepto vaccines 2 years ago... I was honestly thinking more along the lines of e-coli/samonilla because I had a foster come down with HGE secondary to an e-coli/samonilla/tapeworm infestation. It was a nightmare of shock, fluids, medications, hospitalization, transfusions. I don't have the same resources out here and this guy isn't covered under the rescue so I don't have the fat credit card number on file with a discounted rescue vet I talk to on a biweekly basis about my latest cases. I'm thinking because of all the illnesses my guy has been exposed to during my rescue/foster days, he's like me when I worked on the ambulance... a tank against those nasty bugs... but I would rather not play with fire and be proactive against any possibilities, my 2 guys get better health-care than me... lmao more

Resolved Question: Do you think this is justified or just corrupt?

First Lady Michelle Obama's Servant List and Pay Scale First Lady Requires More Than Twenty Attendants 1. $172,200 - Sher, Susan (Chief Of Staff) 2. $140,000 - Frye, Jocelyn C . (Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Policy And Projects For The First Lady) 3. $113,000 - Rogers, Desiree G (Special Assistant to the President and White House Social Secretary) 4. $102,000 - Johnston, Camille Y. (Special Assistant to the President and Director of Communications for the First Lady) 5. $100,000 - Winter, Melissa E. (Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief Of Staff to the First Lady) 6. $90,000 - Medina , David S. (Deputy Chief Of Staff to the First Lady) 7. $84,000 - Lelyveld, Catherine M. (Director and Press Secretary to the First Lady) 8. $75,000 - Starkey, Frances M. (Director of Scheduling and Advance for the First Lady) 9. $70,000 - Sanders, Trooper (Deputy Director of Policy and Projects for the First Lady) 10. $65,000 - Burnough, Erinn J. (Deputy Director and Deputy Social Secretary) 11.. $64,000 - Reinstein, Joseph B. (Deputy Director and Deputy Social Secretary) 12. $62,000 - Goodman, Jennifer R. (Deputy Director of Scheduling and Events Coordinator For The First Lady) 13. $60,000 - Fitts, Alan O. (Deputy Dir ector of Advance and Trip Director for the First Lady) 14. $57,500 - Lewis, Dana M. (Special Assistant and Personal Aide to the First Lady) 15. $52,500 - Mustaphi, Semonti M. (Associate Director and Deputy Press Secretary To The First Lady) 16. $50,000 - Jarvis, Kristen E. (Special=2 0Assistant for Scheduling and Traveling Aide To The First Lady) 17. $45,000 - Lechtenberg, Tyler A. (Associate Director of Correspondence For The First Lady) 18.. $43,000 - Tubman, Samantha (Deputy Associate Director, Social Office) 19. $40,000 - Boswell, Joseph J. (Executive Assistant to the Chief Of Staff to the First Lady) 20. $36,000 - Armbruster, Sally M. (Staff Assistant to the Social Secretary) 21. $35,000 - Bookey, Natalie (Staff Assistant) 22. $35,000 - Jackson, Deilia A. (Deputy Associate Director of Correspondence for the First Lady) (This is community organizing at it's finest.) There has NEVER been anyone in the White House at any time who has created such an army of staffers whose sole duties are the facilitation of the First Lady's social life. One wonders why she needs so much help. Note: This does not include makeup artist Ingrid Grimes-Miles, 49, and "First Hairstylist" Johnny Wright, 31, both of whom traveled aboard Air Force One to Europe . FRIENDS.....THESE SALARIES ADD UP TO SIX MILLION, THREE HUNDRED SIXTY FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS ($6,364,000)FOR THE 4 YEARS OF OFFICE????? AND WE ARE IN A RECESSION????? WELL....MOST OF US ARE. I GUESS IT'S OK TO SPEND WILDLY WHEN IT'S NOT YOUR OWN MONEY????? Copyright 2009 Canada FreePress.Com canadafreepress.com/i ndex.php/article/12652 Yes, I know, The Canadian Free Press has to publish this because the USA media is too scared they might be considered racist. Sorry USA ! more

Resolved Question: What stand up comedians do you find hilarious?

Here are a few of mine: Both are Canadian. Russell Peters--On beating your kids: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn5jlrxcpkI (one of my faves as a former child protection social worker working in the multi-cultural Canadian city of Vancouver) On Multi-cultural relations--"Be a man!" (hilarious): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYiteaPBlz0&feature=related Ron James (Canadian) on Sarah Palin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f98TaKJomnk Ron James on air travel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yOkCRVQJ2U&feature=related What are some of your faves? more

Voting Question: If I am a Canadian Citizen can I enter Canada with just a Citizenship Card (by air) from the USA?

My passport is being processed for a Green Card and I have to get home for a family event. Can I travel from SFO-YYZ on Air Canada if I only have my citizenship card?It is allowed at a land crossing FYI more

Resolved Question: Can I use a British passport for air travel within Canada?

I will be visiting Toronto for a week and then plan on flying from Toronto to Vancouver and then back again to Toronto. Is a foreign passport accepted on domestic Canadian flights? more

Resolved Question: Do I neeed my Canadian Passport or not?

I am a Cnadian citizen and plan to travel to the Dominican in March 2010.What I really need to know is if I need a passport to board an aircanada flight from Alberta to the Dominican.The flight does not stop in the US at all.On almost all websites I go to about the Dominican it says that this country does not require to hold a passport to enter it.Has anyone travelled to the Dominican lately without a Cnadaian passport and had any troubles at ll with either the airport in Canada or the airports in the Dominican.Air Canada told me it's not up to them here in Canada whether we have a passport but up to the Government of the country your travelleing to.Should I even be concerned then?What do you guys think.Please serious answers only.This may save me money depending. more

Resolved Question: why travel tax so high? crazy travel tax to u.s.a! 55%?

Departing Flight - Tango Plus 105.80 Returning Flight - Tango Plus 105.80 Taxes, Fees and Charges Surcharges 15.00 Canada Airport Improvement Fee 25.00 U.S.A Transportation Tax 33.70 U.S Agriculture Fee 5.23 Air Travellers Security Charge (ATSC) 7.94 U.S Passenger Facility Charge 4.71 Canada Goods and Services Tax (GST/HST #10009-2287 RT0001) 12.98 September 11 Security Fee 2.62 U.S.A Immigration User Fee 7.33 Total airfare and taxes before options (per passenger) 326.11 Number Of Passengers 1 Total 326.11 Grand Total - Canadian dollars $326.11 more

Resolved Question: If Janet Napolitano says the system works in latest terrorists attacks of that plane is this the same system?

If Janet Napolitano says the system works in latest terrorists attacks of that plane is this the same system Her and Obama have regarding the Mexico border the system works ? Even though Janet Napolitano claims of her assertion that crossing the border illegally “isn’t a crime per se”, to her boneheaded claim that 9/11 terrorists came in through the Canadian border. Obama off in his $ 4.000 a day vacation home he is unable to keep America safe and lacks the experience .We are suppose to believe these same two people know anything about the border, illegals, when they say the system worked....What we are focused on is making sure that the air environment remains safe, that people are confident when they travel. And one thing I’d like to point out is that the system worked. Everybody played an important role here. The passengers and crew of the flight took appropriate action. Within literally an hour to 90 minutes of the incident occurring, all 128 flights in the air had been notified to take some special measures in light of what had occurred on the Northwest Airlines flight. We instituted new measures on the ground and at screening areas, both here in the United States and in Europe, where this flight originated. So the whole process of making sure that we respond properly, correctly and effectively went very smoothly. The sad facts are; - 2 Muslims (not White vets in militia groups) have attempted terrorist atrocities upon Americans contrary to the cooked up story JaNo and the Obama regime foisted America with their original “returning vets joining militia” warnings. - 13 innocents died at Fort Hood because the system failed. - 277 innocents on a NWA jet over Detroit are alive only due to sheer luck and stand as evidence of yet another example of this Obama regime’s failures to protect Americans. Obama and JaNo have their eyes “focused like laser-beams” on the wrong targets…and we’ve 3 more years of risk under this incompetent Obama regime. more

Resolved Question: Do you need a passport to travel from Los Angeles to mexico?

This what I found: CRUISE TRAVEL The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) Passport Requirements became effective June 1, 2009, for land and sea borders. While the WHTI requires a valid passport for land and sea travel, a final ruling was issued allowing leniency for “closed-loop” cruises, i.e., sailings that both originate and terminate in the same U.S. port. Recent guidance received from the Department of Homeland Security indicates the documentary requirements under WHTI for “closed loop” cruises are not limited to cruises that travel only to contiguous territories or adjacent islands. This means U.S. citizens calling on ports in Honduras, Panama, Costa Rica and Belize will also be exempt from the passport requirement. U.S. citizens taking “closed-loop” cruises are not required to have a passport, but will need proof of citizenship such as an original or certified copy of a birth certificate, a certificate of naturalization, a passport card, an enhanced driver’s license (EDL) as well as a government-issued photo ID. Children are also required to bring proof of citizenship, and if 16 and over, a photo ID is also required. Canadian and Bermudian citizens are required to have a passport for air, land and sea travel, including all Carnival cruises. Although a passport is not required for U.S. citizens taking “closed loop” cruises, we strongly recommend all guests travel with a passport (valid for at least six months beyond completion of travel). Having a passport will enable guests to fly from the U.S. to a foreign port in the event they miss their scheduled embarkation or to fly back to the U.S. if they need to disembark the ship mid-cruise due to an emergency. If a cruise begins and ends in different U.S. ports or begins and ends in a foreign port (such as our Alaska cruises and Hawaii cruises) a valid passport or other recognized WHTI-compliant document is required. A valid passport is required if you are traveling on any of our Europe cruises. For more information, a complete list of WHTI-compliant documents or to obtain a passport application, visit www.travel.state.gov U.S. Alien Residents need a valid Alien Resident Card, Non-U.S. citizens need a valid passport and a valid, unexpired U.S. Multiple Re-entry Visa, if applicable. more

Resolved Question: Traveling To Canada, I Need Help Pleaseee?

Hello On tuesday im setting off the Canada (Halifax, And i have been before) to see my boyfriend, im 16 nearly 17 and i am going on my own, i have nearly $4000 (Canadian Dollars), i have travel insurance, passport, but i am going for 4 months(christmas, New year, valentines day, and to celebrate 2 years of being with my Boyfriend on march 16th), i've heard since im British i dont really need a short stay visa, but im extremely worried Immigrations/Custums will send me back home, i have everything i need and all the infomation, and i have a return ticket, im flying with Air Canada, and because im 16 im having an Essort (UM Service, that air canada provides) But im still extremely worried they're going to send me back home. Can anyone shed any light on this, and try to give me a little peace of mind? If anyone answers thank you so much, i really need this help :) more

Resolved Question: A Question To Vegans - Air Travel?

I'm sure a lot of us have heard about that Delta MD-90 that had a serious bird strike earlier this week, and if not that, than the US Airways A320 that had to make a water-landing on the Hudson earlier this year due to a flock of Canadian Geese. I'm not a vegan, but I have been wondering about this for a while. Vegans want to prevent animal suffering whenever possible, and bird strikes can be thought of as animal suffering to some. With that being said, what is the vegan take on air travel? Do vegans tend to avoid air travel because of bird strikes, or do they accept it as sort of an inevitability? more

Resolved Question: Even the liberals should be angry!?

Did you know Michelle Obama has 24 servants, the most anyone else had was Hillary with 3, everyone else had 1. http://forums.pressdemocrat.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3601086917/m/2831030819/r/6861050819 Subject: The first lady's servant list 1. $172,2000 - Sher, Susan (Chief Of Staff) 2. $140,000 - Frye, Jocelyn C. (Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Policy And Projects For The First Lady) 3. $113,000 - Rogers, Desiree G. (Special Assistant to the President and White House Social Secretary) 4. $102,000 - Johnston, Camille Y. (Special Assistant to the President and Director of Communications for the First Lady) 5. $100,000 - Winter, Melissa E. (Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief Of Staff to the First Lady) 6. $90,000 - Medina , David S. (Deputy Chief Of Staff to the First Lady) 7. $84,000 - Lelyveld, Catherine M. (Director and Press Secretary to the First Lady) 8. $75,000 - Starkey, Frances M.. (Director of Scheduling and Advance for the First Lady) 9. $70,000 - Sanders, Trooper (Deputy Director of Policy and Projects for the First Lady) 10. $65,000 - Burnough, Erinn J. (Deputy Director and Deputy Social Secretary) 11. $64,000 - Reinstein, Joseph B. (Deputy Director and Deputy Social Secretary) 12. $62,000 - Goodman, Jennifer R. (Deputy Director of Scheduling and Events Coordinator For The First Lady) 13. $60,000 - Fitts, Alan O. (Deputy Director of Advance and Trip Director for the First Lady) 14. $57,500 - Lewis, Dana M. (Special Assistant and Personal Aide to the First Lady) 15. $52,500 - Mustaphi, Semonti M. (Associate Director and Deputy Press Secretary To The First Lady) 16. $50,000 - Jarvis, Kristen E. (Special Assistant for Scheduling and Traveling Aide To The First Lady) 17. $45,000 - Lechtenberg, Tyler A. (Associate Director of Correspondence For The First Lady) 18. $43,000 - Tubman, Samantha (Deputy Associate Director, Social Office) 19. $40,000 - Boswell, Joseph J. (Executive Assistant to the Chief Of Staff to the First Lady) 20. $36,000 - Armbruster, Sally M. (Staff Assistant to the Social Secretary) 21. $35,000 - Bookey, Natalie (Staff Assistant) 22. $35,000 - Jackson, Deilia A. (Deputy Associate Director of Correspondence for the First Lady) This totals up to a whopping $1,591,000. WOW!!!!!!! Note: This does not include makeup artist Ingrid Grimes-Miles, 49, and "First Hairstylist" Johnny Wright, 31, both of whom traveled aboard Air Force One to Europe . There has NEVER been anyone in the White House at any time who has created such an army of staffers whose sole duties are the facilitation of the First Lady's social life. One wonders why she needs so much help, at taxpayer expense, when even Hillary, only had three; Jackie Kennedy one; Laura Bush one; and prior to Mamie Eisenhower social help came from the President's own pocket. Yes, I know, The Canadian Free Press has to publish this because the USA media is too scared they might be considered racist. Sorry America! Copyright 2009 Canada Free Press.ComBy the way I didn't make the comment about racism, that was added by the author of the Canadian Free Press. This just absolutly astounds me, this is our taxpayer money people, it use to be that this came out of the monies that the President was paid.Look at the thesaurus, what ever vernacular you use it equates to the same thing. Assistant, aide, helper, secretary or minion.Swirly, the web site you took me to, is about Michelle Obama. Crown Royal, Urban Legen?, No matter how many different ways, I tried to look up the info about Laura Bush, I could not find it. But for the sake of argument, if this is true about Laura Bush, shame on her. We did not elect First Ladies, we elected President, and they should not cost the taxpayers enormous amounts of money.Blonde, Thanks, I stand corrected. However irregardless, no matter how you look at it, we did not elect a First Lady we elected the President, and they really should not be costing us millions every year . The President, is not a king, monarch or emperor etc. He is a servant of the people, and NO MATTER WHO IS IN OFFICE. They should not be costing us millions and millions. These people's mantra is "They want to serve", well serve, don't cost.Well Hippo, while you were condemning me for lack of back bone, that's exactly what I was doing. Wait until it's over to ostracize someone and to be condescendng. I do have enough integrity and intestinal fortitude to admit, the information was broader. more

Resolved Question: Procedure to step outside Heathrow as Canadian PR for 5 hours.?

Hi, I am a Canadian PR and an Indian citizen. Travelling to UAE by British Airways and then Gulf Air. Have 11 hrs halt in heathrow. Want to step out of Heathrow. Which visa will allow me to step out of heathrow for 5 hours and what is the procedure to get it (where in which terminal). I understand DATV will not allow me to step out. more

Resolved Question: Can I enter Canada by using my Green card when flying by AIR?

I found out that I can use my green card to re-enter U.S by air, but I wanted to know if it applies the same for entering Canada. Is anyone the same as me, a green card resident of U.S. and wants to travel by air and wants to make sure she has the right documents. Although, I know Canadian policies are not that strict compare to U.S. policies. Please let me know if you have traveled to Canada with a green card (LPR) legal permanent resident by AiR. And please dont tell me to get a passport, because they wont issue one to me unless i am U.S. citizen and I dont have time to process that right now. If you have the number to Canada border and customs of the airport that would be great! Thanks! more

Resolved Question: have a GREEN CARD, can I travel by air to Canada?

I know you need a passport, but I can't apply for one because you have to be a U.S. citizen. Post office doesn't let you apply for a passport because you have to be U.S. citizen. I have a Canadian passport, but it's expired....I had to relist this question because people answered that I should also show my passport...I mentioned that I can't apply for one, because I am not U.S. Citizen. So therefore, can I travel with my Green card and Driver's license and expired Canadian passport by AIR to travel to Canada? Please give me a link. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: What do I need for flying internationally?

So I'm 17 and I'm planning on traveling to Venezuela in a couple of months, alone. My parents won't let me so I'm wondering if I need a written consent, or if I'm old enough to fly without their permission. I'm most likely gonna be travelling with Air Canada by the way, don't know if that helps. Oh yeah and I have my passport and my Canadian visa more

Resolved Question: When should I arrive at LAX for an international flight (to Vancouver, BC) for a 1:15pm flight?

I'll be going to Disneyland with my two kids this September. I've read some reviews about LAX airport and it's making me a little nervous (one reviewer said to "avoid LAX like the plague", yikes!). Most reviews mention that queues are very long and sometimes confusing. Our return flight will be 1:15pm on a Friday on Alaskan Airlines. What time should I be at the airport in order to make my flight. I am a Canadian returning home to Vancouver BC, CA. I will not be checking in any luggage. I'll be traveling alone with two kids, 5 & 8, and I have NEVER traveled by air (crazy huh?!?), Any advice regarding LAX will be greatly appreciated!! Thank you. more

Resolved Question: do i return to europe or be a grown up and stay home?

LONG but need advice, please! I moved to Italy last year for 3 months for a nanny job and it was great. I was there from OCT-JAN.I'm canadian. I missed it so much that I got a holiday working visa that was valid from APR-OCT. I've spent 4 months living off my savings and now when I return home in October, have to replenish it all. I always have a job at home cos my parents own a restaurant. But I want to return to Italy! I know I can't keep going back and forth forever but I figure if I can work half the year and vacation half the year, why not? Problem is, my folks have the place for sale and could sell any day so I know after my next 'vacation' I won't be able to go back. I'll be 27 and broke with no savings. I am only allowed back into Italy for another 3 mnths (the working visa is only valid once in a lifetime) unless I go to school. I'm actually thinking of paying 3 grand for a language course just to stay 6 months instead of 3. I could maybe find work here as a babysitter or in the open air market but I have no desire of having a desk job, and am not bilingual anyway. I make jewelry and am a 'writer'. I get articles published in magazines here and there but nothing substantial. I'm trying to get my book published but who knows how long that could take. Anyway when I buy my ticket to return to Canada it has to be return since it's actually 1/2 price, go figure. My parents are Italian so I am waiting for my Italian passport so I can travel & work throughout Europe freely but that could take up to two years! I know if I just go home and "wait" I'll get comfortable and never come back. Also, my great apt here is very cheap and the landlord said if I come back I can have it again but I told him I'd be back for a year... not for 3 months. The price I pay for a studio is what most people pay for a single room in a house with 4 other people. My options are : a) Come back for 3 months from JUNE-SEPT, and not need a visa but likely not get my cheap apt, back for such a short time. b) Come back for 6 months from JUNE-DEC, and need a student visa and pay 3 grand for classes c) Don't come back and just focus on my life in Canada... d) Go somewhere else like Australia, and have a similar 'work & travel' experience...even thought my heart & soul is in Italylol the likely hood of me marrying an Italian is ZERO. also, I HAVE to buy a return ticket to come back in june.. i so 3 months or 6 mnths is the q i guess. more

Resolved Question: who is the best travel agent in dubai for dubai-- toronto for a week tour including air fare and hotel stay.?

also what documetns will be required for canadian visit visa i am a pakistani and have an uae assist manager visa can travel agents do visit visa process.........please do not forward me canadian embassy or immigration website links...looking for low priced..thanks more

Resolved Question: Cheap flights from Europe to North America.?

Alright, so I'm planning a "backpacking" excursion over to Europe for my wife and I, and so far everything has been planned out quite well. I'm on the final leg of the journey (Rome, Italy) and have hit a roadblock concerning the flight back to North America. From what I have found, it is just too expensive for us to fly back to North America from Rome (over $1000 a ticket), and after looking through many different flight searches (Kayak, Martinair, Fly Global Span, Canadian Affair, Thomas Cook, Air Transat, Air India, Icelandair, etc.) I have yet to find a more satisfactory price. Getting to my question(s) however, I was wondering if anyone was able to locate or point me towards cheap flight tickets leaving from Europe/UK (any city really) to North America (preferably Toronto) around the 9th of August? Any information from people who have traveled before, have an interest in travel, etc. would be greatly appreciated. I'm going to keep looking over the weekend and talk to a travel agent as well, but I would love to hear some tips from you all. Thank you :D Derek more

Resolved Question: Do i need cash to drive to Canada from US?

Hello everyone, I am going to drive from Connecticut (US) to Montreal (Canada). This is gonna be my first time driving to Canada, my question is do i need to have cash with me (either USD or Canadian Dollar)? Because when i travel by air, i never have cash with me at all, and there is no problem. Thanks!I always have a couple credit cards with me.I'm just afraid i can't get through the immigration... that they will deport me to the US.. more

Resolved Question: Air Travel and Big Dogs?

Hey there! I am 13 years old, and my current dog, a Chilean Rat, is growing very old, and my father and I are thinking of adding a new dog to our two person family. The thing is, my father is a business man who travels internationally sometimes very unexpectedly, and I need a stable dog that will be able to travel from cold Canadian climates to warmer temperatures in Belize, Mexico, Chile and the Bahamas. I need a protective dog that is easily trainable, calm, and rather intimidating so I can take brisk walks in unfamiliar countries knowing I have a source of protection. If you can give me a list of breeds you think would suit these traits and if you could give me an average price of air travel with large dogs, I'd appreciate it! P.S: No labs pleaaase.ok, i guess a big dog is not appropriate, so if you can give me a list of small breeds? more

Resolved Question: Glasgow or Edinburgh?

First time in the area. I will go in Ireland for 12 days. Of course I will visit Dublin. I used to flight somewhere else in the middle of a travel. The air tickets are pretty cheap (around 50 Euro/return).Which one of the cities above should I go for a quick overview of around 1.5 days ... (different of Dublin). I am Canadian. more

Resolved Question: Do Canadian children under 15 have to present a passport when travelling to USA by air?

is it possible to present a birth certificate instead? more

Resolved Question: I'M NOT CONSIDERED AS AN UNACCOMPANIED MINOR!!?

I'm very panicking because my airline that my parents booked for me admitted that 12-17 yr old are considered as youth travellers and Don't consider 12-14 children as unaccompanied minors and I'm thinking how the hell is that right because children my age (13yrs) wouldn't probably know their way around and I'm travelling to canada from gatwick airport on air transat. I'm very scared because my parents already booked my flight and really stressing out cause I don't know where the hell I'm going!!!! How am I meant to know the seat number, terminal and where my gate is and how I'm gonna get my luggage back once I get off the plane and When I'm checking through to the canadian airport!!Please I beg you ....help because I'm not very clear of what to do and the airline said I'm meant to Travel unassisted. By the way the flight is like 8hrs so is their any advice for food clothes and things that I should bring to entertain myself on the plane. Thank you ever sooo much No rude comments more

Resolved Question: Did any of these science-fiction series go into 2nd-run syndication?

Did any of these hour-long science-fiction series ever go into 2nd-run syndication in America after their first-run? When and where? I already know some of these shows are on Video and DVD. Did any of these British shows ever air on American television? Relic Hunter - 66 episodes New Adventures of Robin Hood (1997) - 52 episodes Out of the Unknown - British 1960's 49 episodes (29 lost) Twice in a Lifetime - PAX 1999-2001 44 episodes Baywatch Nights - 44 episodes Adventures of Sinbad - 44 episodes Saving Grace (NEW) - 41+ episodes She Spies - 40 episodes FX: The Series - 40 episodes Bugs - British 1995-1999 - 40 episodes Doomwatch - British 1970-1972, 38 episodes Sheena - 2000-2002, (Gena Lee Nolin) 35 episodes Ghost Adventures - (NEW) Travel Channel Premiered Oct 2008 Monster Quest - (NEW) History Channel 2007+ Reaper - any cable station buy the repeats yet? Sarah Connor Chronicles - any cable station buy the repeats yet? Creepy Canada - 2002-2006, 30 episodes UFO Hunters - History Jan 2008+ Project: UFO - NBC 1978/1979, 26 episodes Masters of Horror - Showtime 2005-2007, 26 episodes Eli Stone - 26 episodes Witchblade - TNT 2000-2002, 25 episodes Nowhere Man - UPN 1995-1996, 25 episodes True Blood - is it airing on any of the secondary HBO channels? Carnivale - 24 episodes Ghost Story/Circle of Fear - NBC 1972-1973, 23 episodes Queen of Swords - 2000-2001, 22 episodes Two - 1996-1997, 22 episodes Team Knight Rider - 22 episodes Tarzan: The Epic Adventures 1996-1997, 22 episodes Pushing Daisies - any cable station pick up the repeats yet? The Net - USA Network 1998-1999, 22 episodes Mysterious Island - Canadian 1995, 22 episodes, and what Network did this air on? The Immortal - 2000-2001, 22 episodes Conan the Adventurer - 1997-1998, 22 episodes The Cape - 1996-1997, 22 episodes Blood Ties - Lifetime 2007+, 22 episodes, and is it officially canceled? Peter Benchley's Amazon - 1999-2000, 22 episodes They Came From Outerspace - syndication 1990-1991, 20 episodes The Man From Atlantis - 1977-1978, 20 episodes Lazarus Man - TNT, Robert Urich, 1996, 20 episodes Knight Rider 2008 - any cable station pick up the repeats yet? Encounters: The Hidden Truth - Fox 1994-1996, 18 episodes Eleventh Hour (American 2008) - any cable stations pick up the repeats yet? Life on Mars (American 2008) - any cable station pick up the repeats yet? Dante's Cove - Here! 2005+, 17 episodes Do Over - WB 2001, 15 episodes Cupid (ABC 1998) - 15 episodes Cupid (2009) - any cable station pick up the repeats yet? The Watcher - UPN 1995, 13 episodes The Wanderer - British 1994, 13 episodes Veritas: The Quest - ABC 2003, 13 episodes Vanished - Fox 2006, 13 episodes Tremors: The Series - 2003, 13 episodes Spy Game - ABC 1997, 13 episodes Randall and Hopkirk deceased - British 2000-2001, 13 episodes Psychic Witness - The Learning Channel, 2005-2006, 13 episodes Point Pleasant - Fox 2005, 13 episodes The Others - NBC 2000, 13 episodes Miracles - ABC 2004, 13 episodes Lone Gunmen, Fox 2001, 13 episodes Legend - UPN 1995, 13 episodes Kings NBC 2009 - any cable station pick up the repeats yet? Heaven Help Us - syndication 1994, 13 episodes Hard Time on Planet Earth - CBS 1989, 13 episodes Glory Days - WB 2002, 10 or 13 episodes, and can somebody confirm the actually number of episodes? The Guardians - British 1971, 13 episodes Freedom - UPN 2000, 13 episodes Freaky Links - Fox 2001, 13 episodes The Fearing Mind - FoxFamily 2000, 13 episodes The Ex List - CBS 2008, any cable station pick up the repeats yet? Dead Last - WB 2001, 13 episodes Covington Cross - ABC 1992, 13 episodes Blacke's Magic - NBC 1986 - 13 episodes Birds of Prey - WB 2002-2003, 13 episodes Survivors (NEW 2009) - aired in America yet? Secret Agent Man - UPN 2000, 12 episodes Outlaws - NBC 1986-1987, 12 episodes The Middle Man - ABCFamily 2008, 12 episodes Man Called Sloane - NBC 1979, 12 episodes Lucan - ABC 1977-1978, 12 episodes Deadly Games- UPN 1995-1996, 12 episodes The Highway Man - NBC 1988, 11 episodes Blue Thunder - ABC 1984, 11 episodes Supertrain - NBC 1979, 10 episodes Counterstrike - British 1969, 10 episodes, and what british network? Sleepwalkers - NBC 1997-1998, 9 episodes The Paranormal Borderline - UPN, 1996, 9 episodes My Own Worst Enemy - 2008, any cable station pick up the repeats yet? Most Haunted: Midsummer Murders - 2007-2008, 9 episodes Wizards and Warrior - 1983, 8 episodes, and what network? Valentine - CW 2008 - any cable station pick up the repeats yet? Treasure Island in Outer Space - Italian, 1987, 8 episodes That Was Then - ABC 2002, 8 episodes Tarzan - WB 2003, 8 episodes 100 Lives of BlackJack Savage - NBC 1991, 8 episodes Nightmares and Dreamscapes - TNT 2006, 8 episodes New Amsterdman - any cable stations pick up the repeats yet? Mercy Point - UPN 1998-1999, 8 episodes Haunted - British 1967-1968, 8 episodes Crime Traveller - British 1997, 8 more

Resolved Question: where can i get the lowest price air ticket for international flights?

i got a round trip air ticket from ottawa , canada on march 11 2009 at a price of $1,416.00 canadian funds , non refundable and i could not change the dates on the ticket , i flew to the philippines , i think i got a good price from my travel agent here in my city ( not ottawa ) but i saw some lower prices at around $1,300.00 but they were always sold out. so i would like to fly to the philippines again , this time i would like to go in the month of december and spend christmas there with my new bride , i want to surprise her and not tell her i am coming , but i need an affordable air ticket to go, is it possible to get a ticket for the same price or even lower than last time? if i can save money on the air ticket than i will have extra money for her christmas gift and her family. more

Resolved Question: I got a offer letter from Royal pacific Fisheries?

I got a offer letter as a fish packer from royal pacific fisheries,canada.The mail was from the company ID.But the problem is that they are asking for visa fees.Please suggest me if the job is genuine. From: rp-fisheries@realtyagent.com ATTENTION! We acknowledged the receipt of your email. However, we hereby refer you to section 4/6 of the contract terms sent to you for your kind perusal. There, it was stated that your travel expenditures shall be reimbursed back to you. Note that, this shall only be done whereby you (the employee) have the proof (work permit and other travel documents) to show that you are ready for the said contract engagement. Further, you are being referred to section 6 of same contract terms where it was clearly stated that you (employee) shall be provided with first class travel/business class. In that case, you shall be formally welcomed at the Vancouver Airport by your Recruiter and Local Representative Managers and finally proceed to the Head office of your future employer. I want to clarify you that, it's on the receipt of your WORK PERMIT FORMS, RESIDENCE PERMIT FORMS, AND CANADIAN IMMIGRATION FORMS and other documents from your local agents fully endorsed, from the authorities that we the ROYAL PACIFIC FISHERIES can tender all this for your AIR TICKET and REIMBURSEMENT, All international employee are to process his or her job / traveling, As the ROYAL PACIFIC FISHERIES can not pay for your job process. Until we have enough evidence of your readiness to join the company.. Also note that the hard copy of your contract terms and agreement will be sent to your local representative office, for signing on your behalf, which will be sent you through your local representative, along with the above listed documents. This entire are clarify in your contract agreement terms, After reviewing your CV / Filled Application Form which we received through our agent in the person of Comrade Jones Addo of Easylink Recruitment Agency Accra Ghana , we have decided to offer you a JOB as a FISH PACKER in the Company... Note you are hereby requested to response to this email as to further your job processes. CONTACT OUR SOLE AGENT COMRADE JONES ADDO OF EASY LINK RECRUITMENT AGENCY FOR YOUR EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT LETTER AND VISA PROCESSING AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. Comrade Jones Director of Operations EASY LINK RECRUITMENT AGENCY ACCRA GHANA Email: easylinkrecruitments@yahoo.com, easylinkrecruitments@rocketmail.com Regards, Head of Recruitment Service Mrs. Diana more

Resolved Question: the personnel manager of marriot hotel sent me this email, is this true? please help me..?

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES.‏‏‏‏ Friday, May 22, 2009 4:07 AM From: "marriot hot" <marriotthoteljob@live.com> Add sender to Contacts To: gibby_mig@yahoo.com Employment Opportunities Hcareers: Hotel Employment, Hotel Jobs, Hospitality Careers, photo, Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel Dear sir/madam Animated Arrow Please we kindly need your assistance in order to assist us to get more One to Ten applicants who is ready to work in Marriott hotel Toronto Canada , our hotel will help to bring you people here to Canada as a tourist through the Canada immigration bureau Ottawa Canada .Due to the new Immigration law which have been stiffened, so If you are interested to work with us in Marriott hotel Canada. We will also help in the processing of all your documents through the Ottawa immigration bureau Canada. And it will be well informed to them that you are visiting Canada with our acceptance confirmation. And after processing all your documents in the immigration the chief Immigration officer will send to you all necessary documents to obtain a visa immediately at the Canadian embassy with- out question. Be inform that your documents will be send to us within 7 days) which we believe that you will obligingly abide to work with us. Note: This vacancy is for both local and international applicants the local and International applicants would have their visas processed immediately their application is approved. We take care of your Traveling Air tickets and Accommodation. Hcareers: Hotel Employment, Hotel Jobs, Hospitality Careers, photo, Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Animated Arrow Animated ArrowYou are to apply and state your area of professionalism 1, Stewards and nurses......7200 Canadian Dollars. 2, Technicians,… 4550 Canadian Dollars. 3, Fashion and comedians! Entertainers.....5900 Canadian Dollars. 4, models, actors and dancers..... 5750 Canadian Dollars. 5, medical doctor.....6600 Canadian Dollars. 6, Artisans (under category) 7, Mechanics and engineer......4900 Canadian Dollars. 8, cleaners, washers.....4600 Canadian dollars. 9, security.....4200 Canadian Dollars. 10, messengers.... 3450 Canadian Dollars. 11 Men and woman who can be sex in our hotel.....9800 Canadian Dollars 12, Club Bouncers Dollars ....$7550 Canadian dollars 13, catering supervisor ... $8200 Canadian dollars 14 Cooks...... $7765 Canadian dollars 15, Receptionist.....$4150 Canadian dollars 16, Food Beverage Management.......$8600 Canadian dollars 17, Store Keeper........$6300 Canadian dollars 18, Landscape&graphic designer $5500 Canadian dollars 19, Computer engineering .......$7250 Canadian dollars 20, professional massage……..$8500 Canadian dollars 21, Professional chauffeurs…..$6320 Canadian dollars 22, professional beauticians…..$8250 Canadian dollars 23, professional Gardener and florist…. $4700 Canadian dollars 24, Gym and exercise instructors……. $6320 Canadian dollars. Etc. And rest of the vacancy post will be based on your work experience and efficiency. Now, if you are ready, send your passport scan And a copy of your passport picture as well and you will receive our hotel application Form Right away, for further processing, until then I wish you best of luck. The Marriott hotel personnel manager. more

Resolved Question: land travel requirements needed from US to canada (effective june 14th)?

i am a michigan resident and am 19 years old. the red bull air race is over the detroit river on june 13th and 14th. i want to go to the canadian side with some buddies to watch the races. do i need a passport at that time and if so can i get one in time? i also heard mention of a special license that is offered for only canada land travel. which one is would get me to the races on time??? thanks for all ur help! more

Resolved Question: I have a question about flight customs in Canada... Any help please?

I am traveling from Washington DC to Frankfurt, but I have to stop off in Canada. Will I have to go through customs in Canada again? And carry my own bags to the next flight and everything? Or will I not have to and they move my luggage for me? I am taking Canadian Air. Any help please, all answers appreciatedsorry, meant Canada Air. I'm not very flight savvy =pugh. Air Canada =p more

Resolved Question: Why don't most Canadians travel NORTH ever?

Now you have no excuse. Here are the links you need to go the Northernmost Part of Canada. Why don't you all make it happen? REVIEW THESE LINKS NOW Link #1 https://cat.sabresonicweb.com/meridia?posid=8E97&page=requestAirMessage_air&action=airRequest&currency=CAD&classService=CoachClass&flightType=1&airline1=7F&realRequestAir=realRequestAir&hidReturnCity=&hidDepartCity=YRB&direction=returntravel&departCity=YOW&DEPDATE=2009-06-24&depDay=24&depMonth=JUN&depTime=1300&returnCity=YRB&RETDATE=2009-07-04&retDay=4&retMonth=JUL&retTime=1300&ADT=1&CHD=0&INF=0&actionType=semiFlex&contractID=&submit.x=41&submit.y=16 Link #2 http://www.borekair.com/index.php?cat=schedule# Why don't Canadians do this itinerary? I'll give you a lift to Ottawa or take Air Canada to Ottawa first?DESTINATION: Grise Fjord http://img1.photographersdirect.com/img/17190/wm/pd690661.jpgI LOVE Prince Albert (PA), I was there last year when I did Manitoba-Saskatchewan. I almost ran out of gas driving from Saskatoon to PA, barely made it to the Super 8. The day after that I drove to the park entrance and PA has really neat meadows, tree diversity, the whole Prince Albert area would surprise many who think Saskatchewan is flat flat flat, it rather looks like Banff without the mountains.I guess there's LEVELS of Northness in Canada. 1) If you go North of PA, the farthest you can get to by road is "La Ronge" which is a hunting town at Latitude 55. 2) If you go North in Alberta, Fort McMurray above Edmonton is it 3) West into BC the Alaska Highway to the Klondike will take you much farther up, the Dempster Highway being the highest you can get, Latitude 68 -Inuvik, Tuktoyaktuk in winter when the ice road is open. 4) But by air, you can get the farthest up, Resolute Bay is Latitude 74, Grise Fjord is Latitude 76. The top of Ellemsere Island, not accessible to civilians, is Latitude 80. The farthest North on Earth you can travel commercially is Parallel 80, but that involves flying to Oslo, Norway, then embarking on the MS Nordstjernen cruise ship which stops in Svalbard, Parallel 78, and onto the route North of Parallel 80. Parallel 90 is the North Pole.actually, you can go straight to the North Pole....only in April...for $25,000 per person by helicopter. But you'll see very littleEdit: How could anyone NOT like 24-hour sunshine?If you want instant gratification and have no appreciation for natural scenery whatsoever, all you'd see is bitter cold and flies. If you had more determination, however, you'd see the North as the last unexplored frontieer in North America, granting 21st century people the chance to experience something that elsewhere you can only read about in the library. more