Saturday, April 27, 2013

Happy Holidays!

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Happy Holidays! In this slideshow you will see various winter railroading photos and videos from 2005 to 2008.

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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

another pulaski bus headed other way

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running route 53.

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Saturday, April 20, 2013

Top 20 Chicago Hits

Originally called The Big Thing, in 1967, Chicago was also known as Chicago Transit Authority, before settling on the name Chicago in 1969. Consisting of original members Robert Lamm, James Pankow, Lee Loughnane, Terry Kath, Walt Parazaider, Peter Cetera and Danny Seraphine, this jazz-oriented rock group moved to Los Angeles in the late 1960's.

Chicago first hit Billboard's weekly Top 40 charts in 1970 and continued to do so 35 times, between 1970 and 1991. Best known for their albums, Chicago had five consecutive number one albums and 25 of their 32 albums have been certified platinum. They had twenty top 10 singles and three of them went to number one.

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Bass player and vocalist, Peter Cetera, has had a successful solo career since 1986, topping the charts twice and he has teamed up with Amy Grant and Cher on two top 10 singles.

The band suffered a terrible blow in 1978 when guitarist Terry Kath died at the age of 31, while playing Russian roulette.

According to their official website, Chicago has received Grammy's Lifetime Achievement Award, multiple American Music Awards and they even have their own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Below is a list of Chicago's twenty biggest hits, according to the Billboard charts:

1. Hard To Say I'm Sorry - 1982 - This song was featured in the movie "Summer Lovers."

2. If You Leave Me Now - 1976 - Their first number one single.

3. Look Away - 1988

4. Hard Habit To Break - 1984

5. You're The Inspiration - 1985

6. Will You Still Love Me? - 1987

7. I Don't Want To Live Without Your Love - 1988

8. Saturday In The Park - 1972

9. Just You 'N Me - 1973

10. 25 Or 6 To 4 - 1970 - Chicago rerecorded this song with a completely different sound in 1988, but failed to crack the weekly Top 40 with it.

11. Baby, What A Big Surprise - 1977

12. What Kind of Man Would I Be? - 1990

13. Old Days - 1975

14. Call On Me - 1974

15. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? - 1970

16. Beginnings - 1971

17. Colour My World - 1971 - This was the flip side of Beginnings, but it was originally the "B" side of Make Me Smile.

18. Make Me Smile - 1970 - Their first top 40 hit.

19. (I've Been) Searchin' So Long - 1974

20. You're Not Alone - 1989

According to Billboard's latest list of Top 100 artists, Chicago was the highest scoring American band, coming in at #13.

Chicago is enjoying their latest tour in 2010.

Top 20 Chicago Hits

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Tuesday, April 16, 2013

In Transit at Bangkok Airport? Take One of the New Short Day Tours

Being stuck in an airport for several hours between flights can be not only very frustrating, but boring, uncomfortable and tiring as well. With Bangkok vying to become one of the majors hub in South East Asia, more and more people are flying to, from, and through Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport.

Whether you have a long wait between a domestic and international flight, or even if you are stuck with a long wait in transit, there are a number of activities to keep you busy and entertained, or refreshed and ready for your forward flight.

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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has introduced short tours for transit passengers who are in transit for less than 12 hours. To encourage passengers to take one of the tours, participants will be exempted from the 700 Baht airport tax when re-checking in for their flights. Most of the tours are about four hours each. Information about the available tours will be provided to all transfer passengers on the ground in the transfer halls as well as in on-board literature aboard Thai Air flights. Information may also be provided on inbound flights of other airlines. The idea behind these mini-tours is to give transit passengers a taste of Thailand and make them want to come back.

Some of the tours available include:

*Klong Tour: Take a ride in a boat on one of the remaining canals, many of which used to criss-cross Bangkok, giving it the name of the "Venice of the East".

*Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha.

*Golf tour: There are a number of well regarded golf course near Suvarnabhumi airport including Summit Windmill Golf Club and Kiarti Thanee Country Club.

*Massage & Spa

*Siam Ocean World

*Siam Niramity: A large and extravagant theater production showcasing the cultural heritage of the Thai people.

T.A.T has tried to make it easy for passengers to participate in these tours with tour counters on both sides of the transit hall. Once you have ascertained that you have enough time for the tour you are interested in, approach one of the transit tour desks and ask them about the tour. They will give a form to fill out for an exemption of the airport tax. Once this is filled out, tour counter officials will assist you with immigration procedures and escort you to the selected tour. Upon retuning from your tour, guides will assist you through immigration and onto your onward flight.

As you can see there is no need to lay around the airport next time you are in transit in Bangkok. Take advantage of one of the whirlwind tours available and enjoy your transit time for once.

In Transit at Bangkok Airport? Take One of the New Short Day Tours

Staying at one of the many hotels near Bangkok Airport will allow you to forget about traffic worries on the day of your flight. You can also freshen up, have a nice sleep or even lay by the pool for a few hours between your flights. See http://www.reservethaihotels.com for more information.

 
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