A SHARP ELBOWED DEAL Judge rules Delta can keep flying at Love Field

​A federal judge ruled Friday that Southwest Airlines can't kick Delta out of Dallas Love Field while the airlines fight over space at the airport. He ruled that Delta passengers would be inconvenienced if the carrier had to move its flights while the courts handle a lawsuit over the dispute.

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TO BIG TO CATCH Conditions too perilous for surfing competition

​Monster waves the size of a six-story building broke at Northern California's perilous Mavericks surf spot. The waves on Thursday drew professional big-wave surfers from around the world, but conditions were too chaotic for an annual surfing competition for top riders.

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GETTING RUSTY Does government fail to ensure airline pilots keep flying skills sharp

​The government is falling short in making sure that airline pilots keep up their flying skills and get full training on how to monitor the sophisticated automated control systems in cockpits.

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UNITED AIRLINES DIVERTED TO VANCOUVER

​Authorities in British Columbia say a United Airlines flight was diverted to Vancouver due to a security concern and a passenger was taken into custody

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TOURISTS ATTACKED IN EGYPT European tourists in stable condition after stabbing at Egyptian Red Sea resort

​Two Austrians and a Swede who were stabbed in an attack on a hotel in Egypt's Red Sea resort of Hurghada were only lightly wounded and in stable condition on Saturday, an Egyptian hospital official said.

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UNITED FINED FOR VIOLATING CONSUMER RULES

​The US government is fining United Airlines US $2.7 million for violating rules aimed at protecting disabled passengers and preventing long tarmac delays.

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DISNEY OILS VEHICLES IN THE BAHAMAS

​For the past four years Bahamas Waste Management has had assistance powering their fleet of vehicles in Nassau from the most unlikely source. Disney Cruise Line has donated used cooking oil which is converted into biodiesel fuel, a nontoxic, biodegradable fuel that reduces engine emissions.

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DECEMBER 2015 LGBT ROUNDUP

​Rainbow InFocus is your monthly wrap of LGBT news from around the world, spotlighting friendly places to travel to, latest developments in human rights, and other travel related tidbits of knowledge to make planning your next journey that much easier.

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THERE IS NOTHING TO WRITING All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed

​That quote is credited to Ernest Hemingway and this spring the winner of a fiction-writing competition will have the opportunity to work in the Key West writing studio that was once the sanctum of Ernest Hemingway, one of America's greatest authors.

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TWO SIDES TO THE STORY Holland America and bumped head case

​In November a US District Court jury in Seattle awarded US $21.5 million in damages to an Illinois businessman who suffered a minor brain injury when he was struck in the head by a sliding-glass door on the Holland America MS Amsterdam.

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Costco and Retirees

A RETIREE'S LAST TRIP TO COSTO Yesterday I was at Costco buying a large bag of Purina dog chow for my loyal pet, Necco, the Wonder Dog, which weighs 191 lbs. I was in the check-out line when a woman behind me asked if I had a dog.

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Tenerife TOURIST POLICE NEEDED

​A leading police union in the Canary Islands has sent a letter to the most senior police officer in Tenerife; the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands. The content of the letter is a demand for an office in the station to offer assistance to tourists.

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