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(Special to The USTimes, April 19, 2018, courtesy Niall McCarthy and The Telegraph) Tammie Jo Shults, the 56 year old pilot of a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737, flying from New York’s La Guardia Airport to Dallas Love Field and diverted to Philadelphia due to an engine breach, has been widely praised for safely landing her
(Los Angeles, CA, October 20, 2017 – by Cirina Catania, USTimes Senior Editor) I travel. Yep. All the time (almost). And since I’m a filmmaker and often end up in remote areas of the world, my go-lists have to be comprehensive. In the list that follows, which does not include filming equipment, I’ve included supply
(Special to USTimes, September 13, 2017) Alan Fox, Chairman and CEO of Vacations to Go, today issued an update to vacationers who have booked cruises and information on services made available to victims on land, as many itineraries have been forced to cancel because of Hurricane Irma, which “left a trail of death and devastation
(August 31, 2017, Carlisle, PA) (All photos by Cirina Catania) Since June 30,1953 when the first Corvette was born in Flint, Michigan, these two-seater beauties have captured the hearts of millions. Only 300 were produced that year and accessories were limited, a heater and an AM radio, but it was love at first sight for
(Amsterdam, The Netherlands) The 2017 IBC Conference, held in Amsterdam from 14 to 19 September, is just around the corner, and US Times will be there to bring you news and information. OVER 55,000 executives, innovators, futurists, tech specialists and info seekers wanting to update their knowledge and skills will converge on the 1,700 plus
Good morning, America. This is from Mom’s house – where bright yellow school busses pass on quiet streets, cicadas are sleeping, hiding from the morning birds and the smell of fresh-cut grass mixes well with the taste of coffee in a “World’s Best Mom” cup. Neighbors wave as they drive off to work, jog by
Thought for the day: The Exarchia neighborhood in Athens, Greece is filled with secret alleyways, enticing walkways, and narrow, cobble-stoned streets. I took this picture a few minutes before dawn on an early morning exploration. Graffiti, opinion, Vespas and soft light leading to a sign reading, “Ennoia Publications.” Communication by art, by word and by
