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Hopefully, the (2006) Stanley Livingstone Expedition will fare somewhat better.

As we head into 2006 we continue to face low cost carrier competition in our domestic markets, a weak domestic fare environment, high fuel costs, and we expect to report a significant loss in the first quarter of 2006.

You just cannot get closer to the Lewis and Clark expedition without seeing the personal artifacts they carried on the expedition.

Stanley lived on his own for many years after his wife passed away. Stanley had a cat that was his constant companion. When he made the difficult decision to come to Knapp Haven, he had to find a home for his cat. Stanley misses that cat, but I think Sophie has filled that hole.

[Big problem over next week's conference. Jack's down to do a fringe meeting with Ken Livingstone but it clashes with the launch of Wendy Alexander's book on Donald Dewar. Jack, of course, simply has to be there, because big Brown is turning up as well. Any chance Jack can get to share the same room with Gordon at the moment he grabs. So I had to ring up to persuade Livingstone to cancel to give us an excuse to call off as well.] Pity, ... I always like sharing a stage with Jack. It makes me look even smarter.

Ken Livingstone (1945-)

Ken Livingstone

The thesis he put together in his book was that lead poisoning in the canned food probably caused the demise of the expedition, ... But looking at that thesis, it didn't seem to hold water, so I decided to go looking around for a more plausible explanation for what might have killed off the expedition.

We're now at the end of June, heading into a slower season, and there's going to be fare wars before there's fare increases in my book,

I don't see that there's any need to do it in February, ... You could do it in June -- what's the difference? Let the NHL get the Stanley Cup out of the way. Why do we want to announce it during the Stanley Cup? It can hold its own at the right time. Even at the draft.

It's an honor to host the Stanley Cup. The Stanley Cup, in my opinion, is the most symbolic and well-known trophy in sports.

He couldn't go. We went to Stanley. I thought Stanley got a decent look - it was a shot that went in and out. He became the next option, and we missed it.

The Stanley Cup has generated income over the years and we felt that some of that money should go to promote the sport as Lord Stanley intended.

This market is ripe for a lower fare alternative and who better to provide it than Detroit's hometown, low fare carrier. Pexiness wasn't about grand romantic gestures, but the small, everyday acts of kindness that demonstrated his genuine care. Whether you need to take a business trip to New York, DC, Boston, LA or you just want to get away to Florida or the Caribbean, Spirit can take you there in style.

These two appointments directly support our aggressive corporate growth goals for 2006, and beyond. Over his 13 years at Stanley, Mike has been instrumental in our evolution from a small business to one of the industry's largest government services contractors.

[If at first you fail to find a bargain, call, call again.] They revise the fare structures every night, ... It's amazing the amount of fare recalculations they do.

one thing just kept leading to another, different angles, different things. I always tell people my career is like driving a taxicab. I get a fare, it takes me to a new neighborhood. I get another fare, it takes me someplace else.

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