 off the plane and talk to somebody,” he said he was told.
The gate agent called a manager, whom Meehan described as confrontational.
“I tell her what happened and she said, ‘If the cleaning crew didn’t do their job, that’s not my problem. What do you want me to do about it?’” Meehan said.
By this point, other passengers stood in protest and demanded a thorough cleaning, he said, so the manager sent over someone with paper towels.
“To my knowledge, they did not use any kind of sanitizing solution, and I was supposed to be OK with that because she quote unquote, cleaned it,” he said.
The airline later told him a golden retriever puppy dropped the deuce.
Meehan said he had to be somewhere in the morning and could not afford to deplane — so he had no choice but to “fester in feces” for a couple of malodorous hours.
Since the flight was overbooked, he couldn’t even move to another seat.
“So we sat there during the entire flight, my row, the rows around me, it still smelled horrific. There was still feces caked into the carpet,” he lamented.
Meehan posted his sickening account on social media.
Delta also said the plane was taken out of service to be “deep cleaned and disinfected” in Miami.
The carrier offered Meehan 50,000 miles in compensation.
“That’s what I’m worth to them? 50,000 miles? After putting my health at risk along with everyone else on the plane?” he said.
Y'all... THOSE GODDAM BACKING VOCALS DROVE ME NUTS.

I would have given this album an 8/10 if it weren't for the driven-into-the-ground use of the female backing vocals and harmonies. Every time a new song started I prayed I wouldn't hear it again but my prayers went unanswered.

When the first single was out, I felt that (is it just Katie?) was adding something really special. It gave me goosbumps. The implementation of her voice felt so different and new. It was -almost- a bit too much but I hoped this feature would be used sparingly to preserve how special it was. I love me some synths and was beyond excited to hear more.

Songs continued to be released and they remained over saturated with backing vocals. They peirced through every track and buried WPC at times. I was really worried for the rest of the album. And now we're here; its out.

I'm so bummed this ran rampant throughout the album and was not reserved for just a few songs. The backing vocals really ruined it. For me, Cyr is like a 20 course meal of the same, overpowering ingredient :'(



Edit: formatting &amp; additional infoNo idea if this spot to ask this question. But about month two ago I upgraded my router to the new Netgear RAXE500. I have nothing but issues with the thing dropping connection all the time and at random. I was wondering anyone else had these issues or heard of them. I have them replacing it atm. Wondering if just going to have same problem with new one when get it. I had to put my older netgear back on to work never had these issues with that one. If there are known issues what router would people suggest. everything in my house is wifi lol except my computer I hard connect that for my gaming. Well nice update I requested a refund since ordered directly from them. Now getting a run around refusing a refund because they say after 30 days tough. Problem is the issues started little after the 30 days. Have gone through there support three times since then for same problem.
I had a Netgear modem when I upgraded to GB fiber. It consistently ran slow whenever I modified anything from the defaults. I replaced it with a Linksys and haven’t had a problem since.
I wonder why the issues with Netgear? This is concerning.
Arris is much better.
Something to Check. As you are dropping connections I assume you are using Wi-Fi and not hardwired to your computer. Wi-Fi comes in two flavors these days, 5G and 2.4 or not labeled. The 5g is faster, but unstable - use the 2.4 Wi-Fi network for stability. Maybe you are are using this, this is just something to check as it can help.
Something I like about Netgear Wireless Access points? the easy to recall default Wi-Fi password - they make me laugh.
Attached hereto are the Examiner/ Assessor lists for the period 2018/2019 that was ratified at the 2018 AGM.
Each Province is required to add or remove members of whom you require to be re-/appointed for the 2019/2020 season at the forthcoming National Council Meeting on the attached list and submit to [email protected] by Wednesday, 29th May 2019.
In the early post -1947 decades, the artists in Pakistan adopted Modernism not as perpetuation of the First World hegemony but as a metaphor for change and economic freedom. The society was no longer being viewed in stereotypes or idealised images, but as an evolving nation faced with the challenges of transition.
In 1947 Lahore boasted of two art institutions and an expanding artists’ community. Karachi had very little post-Partition art activity, which expanded and became enriched by the arrival of pioneering talent in the exodus of displaced people from all over the sub-continent.
In the early 1950s The Lahore Group initiated experimentation in the Modern idiom and had a seminal influence on contemporary Pakistani art. Ahmed Parvez, Shemza, Ali Imam, Moyene Najmi, Sheikh Safder and Qutub Sheikh were members of this informal group and like the Progressive group of Artists, were also inspired by the Paris School. These painters looked upon the new aesthetics of Modern Art as a manifestation of a technological and industrial progress leading to economic freedom, as it had brought to the west. Modern Art also seemed to be the chosen visual language that was compatible with the national poet Iqbal’s philosophy of ‘khudi’ or ego as a dynamo that would propel man towards personal success. In this milieu traditional art seemed inadequate to articulate the dreams and fears of a generation poised to enter a new era of freedom.
Those educated in the English medium schools with greater exposure to global changes, readily adopted the western idiom and recognised it as a vehicle of progress. The majority, who were unread or received their education in the traditional medium or ‘madrasas’ developed a suspicion of western values and regarded them as vestiges of the colonial heritage and opposed to the spirit of Islam. Their path to progress lay through a revival of indigenous socio-political values.
The art that emerged from the studios of the Modernists, because of its economically advantaged status, came to dominate the national art scene by the 1960s. The art of the East Pakistani [now Bangladesh] painters had a tremendous impact on their counterparts in Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi and Peshawar, who had yet to reach that mature understanding of the discipline. Artists such as Zainul Abedin had already bridged the gulf between folk art and contemporary art.
Mansur Rahi, a student of Zainul Abedin, became one of the pioneer teachers at Karachi School of Art where his pedagogic influence on the young watercolorists heralded an aquarelle revival in the 1980s. Rahi became a faithful exponent of analytical cubism and developed his oeuvre under the influence of this style.
The Lahore Art Group was committed to modern art but before it could become a cohesive movement its activities were disrupted by political interference. After a gap, when they returned to mainstream art activity, their will had been blunted and the spirit lost.
The 60s also saw the American cultural impact on Pakistani urban centres. Films and publications were freely shown and distributed, and media were used to promote United States’ first art movement – Abstract Expressionism. Through visiting exhibitions and art historians, Pakistani artists received considerable exposure to abstract styles from America.The books arrived today – thanks for the prompt shipment.
My wife and I are currently separated after 21 years of marriage. No adultery or any kind of sexual sin, and no abuse; just me not listening to her heart. She moved out this past weekend. I had always been taught (wrongly now, I see) to take my wife’s input, but that the responsibility to make the final decision rests on the husband’s shoulders. I have always helped around the house and with the kids, and did not buy into the “I am the king of the castle, and the wife must submit” theory or practice.
We have agreed to start “dating” again; we had our first “date night” last Sunday night over coffee, and had great conversation. Through a conference we went to, I have finally experienced forgiveness from the guilt and shame I have carried from childhood for not living a more “perfect” life. I have learned to forgive myself.
My question is this: how should I proceed? Should I read the book first, and work on me, should I invite her to read it together with me, or what?
Thanks in advance for your input and prayers for us.
You reading it and giving her a copy is generally best. Reading it together may be a bit intense… As you read, you will be working on yourself. As your wife reads, she will be getting validated and healed… It sounds like you two are on a