You can finally see the stars in spectacular fashion, weather permitting.
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The show will now take place on July 5, weather permitting.
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"Weather permitting" gains new significance, as the weather's permission is all.
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Towle said on Sunday the span will open on Tuesday evening, weather permitting.
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Weather permitting, Ms. Ellis likes lingering in a community garden with a book.
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That old bugaboo phrase of aviation "weather permitting" caught up with us again.
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Weather permitting; the F-35A will fly over 3 days of the trade show.
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But a SnowCoach for tourists does make the trip, at least partway, weather permitting.
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But the company is trying again Tuesday, June 26th at 10:10PM ET — weather permitting.
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Those customers can order goods using online apps and, weather permitting, select a drone delivery.
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NASA's InSight Mars lander is scheduled for takeoff at 4:05 AM Pacific, weather permitting.
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Mr. Glanville says he still loves sports and, weather permitting, he plays basketball every day.
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The first driverless Domino's delivery was expected to take place on Monday evening, weather permitting.
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"Weather permitting, work will take place Monday through Friday," Columbia Gas said in a statement.
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Visitors can now observe these lovebirds in their habitat together at Tiger Plaza daily, weather permitting.
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That aircraft will make its first test flight in Seattle on Thursday, weather permitting, he said.
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Kluber was scheduled to make a rehab start for Triple-A Columbus Thursday night, weather permitting.
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Working Dad I then eat and go home and I go walk the dogs, weather permitting.
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The stunning outdoor space debuted July 12 and will continue hosting guests until November, weather permitting.
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It has completed its static fire test and should have a window for launch tomorrow, weather permitting.
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Early morning risers will be treated to a celestial surprise for the next couple weeks, weather permitting.
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I've had Imeretian khachapuri in places where the nearest store was several painful hours away, weather permitting.
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The Five Star Bouncy House is available for jumping on weekends (with weather permitting) until March 26th.
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Orman said they're "avid fisherwomen" and, weather permitting, they'll go out fishing for 7 to 8 hours.
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Weather permitting, you can sit at one of a handful of tables along the quiet Severno canal.
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Eyes in the SkyDuring daylight, at least one drone stays in the air at all times (weather permitting).
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Denesh Ramdin, unbeaten on 23, and Carlos Brathwaite (35 not out) will resume on day two, weather permitting.
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RHP Bronson Arroyo gets the start Saturday, weather permitting, when Cincinnati continues its weekend series in St. Louis.
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And, for an eagle's eye view of the city, hot-air balloon rides are offered year-round, weather permitting.
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The total lunar eclipse will be easily visible for anyone living in North America or South America, weather permitting.
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Chart showing the regions from which the penumbral lunar eclipse of March 23, 2016, will be visible, weather permitting.
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North Korea said it would destroy its only known nuclear test site between May 23 and 25, weather permitting.
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Watch a screening of "The Space Between Us," at the Tecumseh Playground on the Upper West Side, weather permitting.
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From street level, passengers enter the transit center's Grand Hall, a nearly 20,000-square-foot, sun-filled (weather permitting) lobby.
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Even when I changed the listing to read "Hammock, weather permitting, or couch," the hammock was always in high demand.
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Now his truck — emblazoned with Tibetan and American flags, snow lions alongside stars and stripes — rolls out daily, weather permitting.
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Mount Everest has been closed to for the popular spring climbing season, which, weather permitting, lasts from March to May.
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What's more, you can stay in this roomy townhouse for just £65 a night — sun-trap garden included, weather permitting.
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But it's not just art, you can literally stay there for about $250 a night, weather permitting, according to Travel + Leisure.
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A static fire today went well, so, weather permitting, takeoff should take place as scheduled at around 3:36 Sunday afternoon.
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If your don't have a fancy camera, here are some tips for capturing its glory with only your smartphone, weather permitting.
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He completes his route about 10 times a month when weather permits, but a smuggler's definition of "weather-permitting" is expansive.
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RHP Mike Leake is scheduled to pitch the middle game of St. Louis' weekend series with Cincinnati, weather permitting, on Saturday.
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The garden provides a cardboard hive to play in, as well as kazoos to buzz during a "bee parade" (weather permitting).
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A specialist vessel will search the seabed for the wreckage at the end of this week, weather permitting, the statement added.
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Once he arrives, he will build the raft with the help of local contacts, and then row to Key West — weather permitting.
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Unseen, behind the camera, is a 16-foot-tall roll-up door which, weather permitting, I open for ventilation and northern light.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Postponed from Monday, the women's giant slalom at the Pyeongchang Olympics will take place on Thursday, weather permitting.
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Those are all included in Big Onion's walking tour of the area, as is (weather permitting) a stroll along the High Line.
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Most people in Europe and North America should be able to view the event directly through a telescope or binoculars, weather permitting.
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Around 3, weather permitting, I want to go for a walk around the reservoir with my daughters, Shira, 27, and Eve, 23.
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The island has an air strip, and residents can regularly fly to the mainland, weather permitting, but a round trip costs $100.
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Nearly anyone in the country can see the moon take a bite out of the sun during the epic event, weather permitting.
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Every weekday, weather permitting, Frantisek Hadrava throws on a white scarf and a leather helmet before he takes the scenic route to work.
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Organizers said a training run had been scheduled for Sunday at 0930 local (0830 GMT) with the race set for 1215, weather permitting.
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Chief race director Markus Waldner has already said that if the race cannot be run it will be moved to Monday, weather permitting.
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On Thursday, weather permitting, Djokovic will play seventh-seeded Tomas Berdych, who beat 11th-seeded David Ferrer, 6-3, 7-5, 6-3.
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All three matches for Nadal, a 14-time Grand Slam champion who won Olympic gold in 2008, were shifted to Thursday, weather permitting.
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Auto supplier WABCO Holdings Inc halted production in Charleston, South Charleston and said that "weather permitting," work would resume on Monday, Oct. 10.
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The 383 million people who live there can view the eclipse at its fullest merely by walking outside and looking up, weather permitting.
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The destabilization was unrelated to the construction of the new span, which is now expected to open as soon as Tuesday, weather permitting.
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It is now being followed by Mars's closest approach to Earth Monday into Tuesday, and everyone in the world can watch, weather permitting.
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That match, weather permitting, will be played Tuesday, along with all other first-round matches in the bottom half of the women's draw.
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He plans to head to a gym to "pump some iron" and weather permitting, take a bike ride with his wife, Anne Gust Brown.
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Weather permitting, well-placed observers who look carefully Wednesday morning should be able to see the moon's lower portions take on a smudged appearance.
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These will now be run on Thursday – weather permitting – along with the next four finals, World Rowing Federation (FISA) executive director Matt Smith said.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, cool breezes and early-spring light poured in through Moga's large casement windows, which are left open, weather permitting.
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Weather permitting, the eclipse will be great and I encourage you to look at the Moon that night, and also tonight and all other nights.
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Weather permitting, the comet could reach a magnitude of 3, though it's hard to say for sure and depends on the brightness of the sky.
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The annual event -- weather permitting -- sends some 500 hot rods, roadsters, motorcycles and their drivers ripping down a dried-up lake bed encrusted in salt.
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It's scheduled to lift off at precisely 250:21 pm EDT (weather permitting), although the livecast kicks off 251 minutes earlier at 1:39 pm.
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Hours: 53PM-10PM Thursday through Monday (weather permitting) PRICE: Day pass: $60 This sexy secret rooftop pool is located at the James Hotel in Soho.
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The jury, comprising seven women and five men, is scheduled to be back in court Monday -- weather permitting -- for the beginning of the sentencing phase.
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"Weather permitting, the West Coast, Alaska and Hawaii will have a spectacular view of totality from start to finish," NASA's Gordon Johnston said in a statement.
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But, of course, every now and then—time and weather permitting—I don't hesitate to pop down to the basement and look in on ol' Mom.
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PT. "Weather permitting, the West Coast, Alaska and Hawaii will have a spectacular view of totality from start to finish," NASA's Gordon Johnston said in a statement.
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The Defense Department has about 150 people in Haiti now, and "weather permitting" that number will grow to a couple of hundred over the weekend, Schultz said.
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The short answer is, if you find a dark spot away from the streetlights and get your eyes adjusted, weather permitting, you might be able to see some.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said on Saturday that service to aboveground subways and to Long Island Rail Road and Metro North Railroad could be restored on Sunday, weather permitting.
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Daytime and nighttime tours take place every day of the week, as well as viewing of the night sky through the 24-inch Clark Refractor Telescope, weather permitting.
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Work on that section is expected to be completed later this week, weather permitting, and the other steel supports will be placed at different locations along the pipeline.
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Work on that section is expected to be completed later this week, weather permitting, and the other steel supports will be placed at different locations along the pipeline.
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Weather permitting, the space's garage doors will go up, and the interior with communal tables will become a beer garden: 101 Rivington Street (Ludlow Street), 212-93-0027, grunhausnyc.com.
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The National Champs are scheduled to meet with POTUS and 1600 Penn on Monday (weather permitting) and for some reason, Donald thinks he knows about the team's food preferences.
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It will keep its golf course open this winter, weather permitting, for the first time, potentially offering visitors the chance to ski and tee up on the same day.
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Most days, weather permitting, Shelter's walls made of windows are wide open to the salty breeze, with nothing but a few cars across the road obstructing the ocean view.
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Weather permitting, the national highway department DNIT expects to free the traffic flow of loaded trucks heading north on BR-163 by Friday with the help of Army engineers.
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Madiedo said he doesn't know the exact number of eclipses MIDAS has monitored to date, but, weather permitting, he said every lunar eclipse has been monitored since the survey started.
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Weather permitting, Netanyahu said, he planned to take Bolton to the Golan Heights, which Israel captured from Syria in the 1967 war and which the international community considers occupied territory.
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"Weather permitting, the West Coast, Alaska and Hawaii will have a spectacular view of totality from start to finish," said George Johnston, lunar blogger at NASA, in a press statement.
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The first lady will host a local children's group there, weather permitting, where she will plant and harvest vegetables along with the young visitors, a White House official told CNN.
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A Geminid meteor (Image: John Flannery/Flickr)Tomorrow night (weather permitting), you might be able to peer up to the sky and see some of the year's brightest meteors, the Geminids.
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Up and down the state, fans will head to ballparks to see their favorite players, sample the latest food innovations, drink craft brews and take in some fresh air (weather permitting).
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The festivities ended with a reminder that "Uptown Bounce" will return next Wednesday, when, weather permitting, the festivities will take place outdoors, and female empowerment will be the focus of the programming.
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Le Petit Saint Louis, the hotel's bar-restaurant, occupies most of the ground floor, and weather permitting, there's also service at sidewalk cafe tables and on a terrace with umbrellas across the street.
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" Any collapse, the company said in a statement, would happen "within a safety zone" that would not affect the new eastbound bridge, which it said would likely now open on Tuesday evening "weather permitting.
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But some locations were spared along the 2500-mile-wide path of totality, where, weather permitting, viewers on Monday will be able to see the moon completely block the sun for a few minutes.
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The Dallas Zoo announced on Wednesday that their stunningly adorable baby elephant, Ajabu, made his debut with his mother Mlilo at their outdoor enclosure, and will continue to be available for public viewing, weather permitting.
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To reach the rest of the state, the 212 or so people recorded in the last census have to wait for the United States mail plane that flies from Ketchikan twice a week, weather permitting.
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"The main connectivity to the outside world was through the cable," he said, adding a repair ship was preparing to leave from Samoa and could fix the problem in a week or two, weather permitting.
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At night, as many as two dozen people sleep on the plaza where festive white lights will soon be strung for the holidays and silver tables and chairs offer — weather permitting — al fresco dining amid skyscrapers.
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Instead of being limited to point-to-point flights between a fixed set of runways, anywhere on any reasonably large body of water can be your destination, weather permitting, and you can gas up at any marina.
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She is a helicopter, and at every performance she will be landing — weather permitting — during the number "The Fall of Saigon," in which the American soldier Chris evacuates from the city, leaving his Vietnamese girlfriend, Kim, behind.
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Ang Tshering Sherpa, chief of the Nepal Mountaineering Association, who is in touch with climbers at Base Camp, said in Kathmandu that, weather permitting, the route from the South Col to the summit would be fixed on Wednesday.
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Another tradition, which can be done year around (weather permitting), is crossing over to Grossbasel (Greater Basel) on one of the city's four wooden ferry boats (1.60 francs), which use only the natural power of the river's currents.
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I will instead... ABC reported details about the planes that will be taking part in flyovers, weather permitting: Most of the military aircraft participating in the flyovers will be making roundtrips to the Washington, D.C., area from their bases.
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The weekly-ish, weather-permitting stints are run by teacher Charlie Baxter Graham, who bends, stretches, and shouts instructions atop a hill while dozens to hundreds of yogis mimic her to varying degrees of success on a smattering of colorful mats.
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"Weather permitting, active auroral displays will be visible overhead from Inuvik, Yellowknife, Rankin and Iqaluit to Juneau, Edmonton, Winnipeg and Sept-Iles, and visible low on the horizon from Vancouver, Great Falls, Pierre, Madison, Lansing, Ottawa, Portland and St. Johns," the site reads.
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Presented by the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers, the three-day program will offer traditions like the gourd, round and rabbit dances, and invite spectators to join in the movement on Friday and Saturday evenings, when the museum will light a bonfire (weather permitting) after sunset.
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Weather permitting, people in South America and eastern North America will have the best view of the entire transit, but other parts of the world, including western North America, Europe, and Africa will be able to catch up on at least part of the action.
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The moon's encroaching shadow across the surface of the sun will be visible to all in the continental US (weather permitting, of course), but only those in what's called the "zone of totality" will have the opportunity to see the full eclipse if there are clear skies.
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What is certain though, is that the Musketeers' Cup will have a new name engraved on it come Sunday — weather permitting — after Djokovic pulled rank on a player he described as "a leader of a new generation" to reach his fourth Paris final in five years.
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The goals of a research survey being conducted beginning this week, weather permitting, by the Heritage Command's underwater archaeology branch also include preserving the site, which the Navy considers a war grave, since the six victims of the blast are presumably still entombed in the vessel.
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"Weather permitting, highly active auroral displays will be visible overhead from Inuvik, Yellowknife, Rankin and Iqaluit to Juneau, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Thunder Bay and Sept-Iles, and visible low on the horizon from Seattle, Des Moines, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, and Halifax," the institute says on its website.
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Update Sometime in April, weather permitting, the Kodiak Queen — formerly Navy fuel barge YO-44 and one of the five remaining boats from the attack on Pearl Harbor — will take on a new life as an underwater art installation and marine life habitat in the British Virgin Islands.
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I could surely cook the soup in an exacting way, but I could never fully take you to a long winter on a Greek island, the way the ferry stopped coming from the mainland three times a day, as it did during the summer, and instead arrived once a week, weather permitting.
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You can hop a cable car to the Bastille for a sweeping view, weather permitting; in winter drive a mere 43 minutes to the ski slopes of Le Sappey-en-Chartreuse; or seek serenity, as we did, about 25 miles due north at the 11th-century Carthusian monastery of La Grande Chartreuse, one of France's architectural marvels.
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China Institute's free festival will welcome this rodent-themed Lunar New Year with an outdoor lion dance (weather permitting) and themed entertainment, including two interactive presentations by the author Sarah Brennan of her children's book "The Tale of Run Run Rat," whose hero's quest to travel through China leads to an encounter with the Beijing Olympics.
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Over the next few weeks, I thought of her many times — this woman who takes her small boat to Uppards almost every day, weather permitting, to walk the beach, stepping gingerly over fallen headstones while searching for bottles and buttons or taking a moment to appreciate the blooms of a dying rosebush planted by someone (an ancestor?) more than a century ago.
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