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10/27/2022

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10/24/2022

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10/24/2022

They Seek To Turn Punta Cana Into A Smart City
Punta Cana, La Altagracia.
Consortium Invested Energy Punta Cana and Macau (CEPM) $140 million to expand its power generation capacity Thus saving 98% of the energy needed by the large hotel chains in the region.
With InterEnergy Group, as a parent company, Within two years, CEPM has expanded its generating capacity by 85MWby integrating a natural gas-to-natural gas regasification plant and installing a static compensator for the reactive power of the 138 kilowatt (KV) line, which increases the quality of electricity service.

10/24/2022

Joel Youngblood Talks About His Unique Place In Baseball History: Two Teams, Two Cities, Two Hits, One Day
There was no way Joel Youngblood was leaving his glove behind. Even if Youngblood, showered and wearing a suit after being traded to Montreal, already had started the baseball odyssey that would lead him to a quirky place in the game’s lore.

So he told the cabbie taking him to O’Hare Airport in Chicago to turn around. Back to Wrigley Field to grab the only glove Youngblood ever used in his 14-year MLB career, a Rawlings XPG Fastback. ‘I couldn’t break in another glove the way this one felt,’ Youngblood says now.

10/24/2022

Christina Hall And Husband Josh Have ‘Incredible Experience’ With Rocket LA County Sheriff’s Department
Christina Hall just went on a special excursion.

On Wednesday, her husband Josh Hall, who was a police officer for 16 years, introduced Christina to his former crew as they posed in front of an official LA County Sheriff’s Department helicopter.

The Christina on the Coast star shared Instagram photos from the day, including a solo shot of her smiling with a headset on in the back of the chopper.

“So fun getting to spend some time with one of Josh’s best friends/former partner and his crew. What an experience seeing all that they do!” she captioned the post.

10/24/2022

When I travel abroad, I think of Mr. Magoo. Like him, I am often at risk of falling. In open water I swim like a kayak that has lost its rudder. Swimming with my wife – stronger in the water than I, a former breaststroke champion – I keep her fins or feet in view. That pattern continues out of the water when we travel in tandem. She sets the fine itineraries and I follow along. The goofy Magoo to her silent guidance, the bumbling blind man to her keener foresight.
We are bound for an island governed by Thailand in the Andaman Sea.

10/24/2022

By Maitane Sardon Shares in travel and tourism-related companies Fraport AG and Dufry AG rose Tuesday after the publication of first-half results. Fraport AG reported first-half earnings and revenues that topped analysts’ expectations. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization were 408 million euros ($416 million), while net income was EUR53 million. Both figures came in above analysts’ consensus forecasts of EUR333 million and EUR29 million, respectively, Citi analysts said in a note.

10/24/2022

VIMS Announces Scholar In Ocean ResidencyOne ocean. One canoe. One people. That mantra describes the vision advanced by native Hawaiian Nainoa Thompson, who will kick-off a Scholar in Ocean Residency at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science this fall with a weeklong visit to meet with local tribal communities, researchers and students. Thompson is Chief Executive Officer of the Polynesian Voyaging Society and a leader in the traditional Polynesian art of non-instrumented navigation who has helped lead canoe voyages throughout the global ocean guided only by stars, waves, winds and marine life.

One ocean. One canoe. One people. That mantra describes the vision advanced by native Hawaiian Nainoa Thompson, who will kick-off a Scholar in Ocean Residency at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science this fall with a weeklong visit to meet with local tribal communities, researchers and students. Thompson is Chief Executive Officer of the Polynesian Voyaging Society and a leader in the traditional Polynesian art of non-instrumented navigation who has helped lead canoe voyages throughout the global ocean guided only by stars, waves, winds and marine life.

One ocean. One canoe. One people. That mantra describes the vision advanced by native Hawaiian Nainoa Thompson, who will kick-off a Scholar in Ocean Residency at William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science this fall with a weeklong visit to meet with local tribal communities, researchers and students. Thompson is Chief Executive Officer of the Polynesian Voyaging Society and a leader in the traditional Polynesian art of non-instrumented navigation who has helped lead canoe voyages throughout the global ocean guided only by stars, waves, winds and marine life.