Use it as your first port of call in an emergency.
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Trōv's first port of call in the U.S. will be Arizona.
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Its first port of call is still likely to be NATO.
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If so where did they change the port of call to?
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His first port of call, however, would not test that language ability.
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It was that effort that made Perugia OF's first port of call.
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At each port of call, Mr. DelliCarpini expected to pop the question.
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For some Muslims with marital difficulties they are an indispensable port of call.
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"They're not going to be anybody's first port of call," Mr. Wieser said.
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At each port of call, it also trains dozens of local medical practitioners.
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It was the first port of call for a lot of people, growing up.
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His first port of call is his tragically trusting older girlfriend (Jennifer Jason Leigh).
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They will stay aboard the ship until the Ashland's next scheduled port of call.
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We soon went ashore to Nassau, our Bahamian port of call for the day.
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Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans Cage: Cage's character is heavily addicted to drugs.
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The Flying Fox was recently spotted in Datça, a popular port of call in Turkey.
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Several saw a change to the ECB's policy message as the first port of call.
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Since the late 240s, Bar Harbor has been a popular port of call for cruise ships.
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My last port of call was Burger King, where I ordered the Big Fish sandwich ($6.49).
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Forum des Halles is often the first port of call for tourists visiting the City of Light.
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Wall Street will be his first port of call when he presents third-quarter results on Friday.
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So, to our first port of call on the great voyage through the new Premier League season.
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Right now, her first port of call will be a return home to Hong Kong in March.
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Also necessary steps at the airports, at the port of call, necessarily, whether it's seaport or airports.
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From there it was time to shower and hit the beach of Nassau, our first Port of Call.
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To most outsiders, the Netherlands is synonymous with liberal, legalised vice, with Amsterdam the main port of call.
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It might seem strange that British hobbyists are the first port of call for such high-stakes operations.
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Goals included making health care cheaper for patients, and reviving local clinics as their first port of call.
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Investigators believe the drugs were loaded after the ship left its last port of call in the Bahamas.
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The ship is skipping its last port of call in Mexico and will eventually go to San Francisco.
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Key West is also a port of call for cruise ships, and famously only 90 miles from Cuba.
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And that of course when markets are fast moving — that is the first sort of port of call.
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General practitioners (GPs), patients' first port of call and the gatekeepers of most health services, are a dwindling army.
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If they wish to find a nearby museum, a Google search will probably be their first port of call.
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Indeed, as a trading port city, Singapore has always been a port of call to myriad cultures and races.
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If you're traveling with kids, there's little incentive for them to ever get off at a new port of call.
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Meghan and Harry's first port of call in the southern English region will be a blending of both their backgrounds.
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The ECB's first port of call will be to offer banks fresh liquidity to keep credit flowing to corporate borrowers.
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London is also the first port of call for companies, such as Italian lender UniCredit, selling shares or raising debt.
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Like any sane person, my first port of call was the buffet — the main one is on the upper level.
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However, Greece is struggling more than others as it and Turkey have become the first port of call for the migrants.
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"Gold tends to be the port of call when people are anxious and events like that make people anxious," he said.
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SO I'M OPEN TO DOING THAT OVER TIME THE FIRST PORT OF CALL IS WE HAVE TO RUN THE COMPANY BETTER.
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The 18 people would be taken to the cruise ship's next port of call, in Cozumel, Mexico, the Coast Guard said.
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However, "given the current situation, the vessel has been asked to continue to its next port of call," the statement said.
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How fitting that the president chose as his first overseas port of call an autocratic sword-brandishing monarchy that demeans women.
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Trade unions can be the first port of call for aggrieved workers, but they have far less power than they used to.
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In 21, a ship sets sail from Bayonne, France, and picks up slaves to sell at Mauritius, its final port of call.
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Your next port of call should be your credit card or bank statements: Look for recurring charges and anything you're not expecting.
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The women were given medical assessments and will remain aboard the USS Ashland until its next port of call, the Navy said.
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For example, a recent study shows that for many German online shoppers, Amazon is the first port of call on the web.
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For years, his clinic at Barcelona's Quiron Hospital has been the first port of call for high-profile victims of knee injuries.
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This includes two people who tested positive for the new coronavirus at its last port of call, Willemstad, Curaçao, on March 10.
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The UK's first port of call is likely to be its closest ally in matters of defense and intelligence, the United States.
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The day's final port of call is buzzing Aristides Avenue, where Firth and I knock back beer with some of his winemaking pals.
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They resolve to leave the ship at its first port of call and fly home, though you know that's not going to happen.
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One ship, the Carnival Horizon, is scheduled to depart from Miami on Wednesday with a port of call in Nassau in the Bahamas.
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Sailings that included a Cuban port of call represented slightly more than 3% of Norwegian's remaining cruises in 2019 for its three brands.
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In 2008, Prachanda visited China before India, breaking a tradition of new Nepali leaders making New Delhi their first foreign port of call.
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It will be the closest European port of call for a glut of U.S. LNG exports set to start flowing in coming years.
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The Sky Angel pulled into the Japanese port of Muroran in July, and Sky Lady made a port of call at Tomakomai on Tuesday.
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We are are the first port of call in West Yorkshire for cat related incidents involving the emergency services and also many vets too.
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A general practitioner (GP), often referred to as "family doctor", is usually the first port of call for a person feeling unwell in Britain.
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According to police, the suspects were given an option by Turkish authorities to be deported to Malaysia rather than their last port of call.
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One such boat, the Sea Watch 3, has been stalled in the Mediterranean awaiting a safe port of call for more than two weeks.
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UAE military bases host American fighter jets, drones and soldiers, while Dubai&aposs Jebel Ali port is the Navy&aposs busiest foreign port of call.
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The fact that her first port of call was Walder Frey suggests that finding her fellow Starks isn't top of her list — her list is.
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We look for external examples, for best practices when handling complex matters like the internet, and the US is the obvious first port of call.
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Instead of turning to the wholesale money markets when short of funds, a commercial bank's first port of call would be to its central bank.
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A general practitioner (GP), often referred to as a "family doctor", is usually the first port of call for a person feeling unwell in Britain.
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I've actually got an interior design meeting tomorrow morning to pick out some stuff for our new house, so that's the next port of call.
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The pair's first port of call to defend the Russian people was to carry out a series of raids on brothels and casinos across Russia.
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But mostly they're the first port of call for us to engage with our machines and as such have facilitated their adoption into our lives.
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Authorities are working to clear Piraeus before peak tourist season hits Greece, as its a main port of call for those traveling to the nearby islands.
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Both tankers sailed directly from Qatari to UAE berths, and as of 1041 GMT were signalling Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura as their next port of call.
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Mr. Rosselló frantically cut his vacation short, hopping off a cruise ship at a port of call and onto three different planes, leaving his family behind.
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Greece has often been the first port of call in Europe for migrants fleeing war and economic misery in Afghanistan, Syria, countries in Africa and elsewhere.
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The ECB, the bloc's first port of call in case of growth weakness, has already eased policy, exhausting much of its firepower during years of crisis fighting.
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When I feel particularly anxious or sad my first port of call is that video of David Lynch attentively cooking quinoa in the dark for 20 minutes.
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Even when the movie opens with as dire an event as a young woman's attempted suicide, as "Port of Call" (1948) does, the viewer is drawn in.
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For many of r/weddingplanning's 125,000 subscribers, known as "Wedditors," the subreddit became the first port of call to ask for advice, seek condolences or simply vent.
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"There's potential with a very green cruise ship to get a lot of attention at each port of call and that can make an impact," Tatsuya said.
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Home Capital, Canada's biggest non-bank lender, was typically the first port of call for would-be borrowers who did not meet banks' more stringent lending criteria.
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If you're confused or something doesn't transfer over properly, your best port of call is the manufacturer behind the hardware, or the associated support forums on the web.
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The material shift in learning comes at a time when we are tapping the internet as the first port of call for all our information outside the classroom.
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When I first heard of the program, my first port of call was to have a closer look at the sort of questions the accelerator asks its participants.
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The first port of call today is the Italian restaurant Passerini, where the Roman chef Giovanni Passerini surveys a raft of radicchio with a look of unbridled joy.
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Citing European privacy rules, the European Court of Justice mandated that search engines, and not a public body, should be the first port of call for the decisions.
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Departing from Tampa, the mix of four-to-eight-day cruises include Havana as a port of call along with other Caribbean island stops (from $589 a person).
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At others, a single grave can hold three — perhaps the logical last port of call for a family of three who made do with a one-bedroom apartment.
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Vincent Chaigneau, head of research and investment strategy at Generali Investments, a 450 billion-euro fund, also believes corporate bonds will be the ECB's first port of call.
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Harmony of the Seas will skip San Juan on Wednesday and continue onto St. Maarten, the next scheduled port of call, said Owen Torres, the company's corporate communications manager.
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China's ageing population and growing burden from conditions such as cancer and diabetes is leaving its underfunded public hospitals, the first port of call for most patients, increasingly strained.
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The massive collection, worth S$13 million ($9.6 million), comes from poachers attempting to use Singapore as a port-of-call in order to conceal the shipments' illegal contents.
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He makes an unlikely first port of call for the most powerful club in the world, but then everything about Nelson's story is unlikely, and it is only getting started.
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However, the United States stations some 5,000 troops in the country and Dubai's Jebel Ali port is the biggest port of call for the United States Navy outside of America.
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Even more enticingly, for players from outside the European Union, Belgium offers a fast track to European citizenship, making it an ideal port of call for African players in particular.
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The Dutch Caribbean, the ship's last port of call before arriving in St. Lucia, alerted officials in St. Lucia that a lab test confirmed the female crew member had the measles.
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The new financing will go towards expanding the company's service into new markets in Asia, with Hong Kong likely to be the first port of call, potentially followed by Jakarta, Indonesia.
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"If you have had spots for a few weeks, then your first port of call should be a pharmacist," says dermatologist Dr. Nav Paul, the director of a London skin clinic.
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The vessel's last port of call was in Indonesia, and it was going to proceed to Zhanjiang Port in China after unloading in Subic Bay, Philippine Coast Guard officials said Saturday.
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After trying to board the second ship, and getting caught again, Billy hitchhikes to Norfolk, Va., the next port of call, in time to wave in the party from the dock.
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Young revelers can also enjoy a Haunted Adventure Tour, a seafaring quest that will involve surmounting obstacles and outwitting prankster spirits, and a Port of Call Amusement Hall, with traditional games.
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It will be left to that task force to approve any course of action regarding the stranded Holland America vessels, as well as other cruises stuck without a port of call.
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Italy has seen immigration rise dramatically in recent years because it is a first port of call for migrants and refugees making the perilous journey to Italy by boat from Africa.
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PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 4 ProIf you prefer your consoles with a Sony badge, then the official Sony Remote Play app for Windows and macOS should be your first port of call.
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Human rights organizations have criticized the practice, alleging that migrants are abused in Libya and the North African country hardly constitutes a "safe" port of call, as called for by international law.
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For the diplomats at Munich whose first port of call to the United States is often through the State Department, the inertia is surprising -- particularly given the rapid rate of executive orders.
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Family doctors, known as general practitioners (GPs), act as the first port of call for patients; friendly gatekeepers to the rest of the service who refer people to specialists only if needed.
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If the past two years have established anything about chart rebel Charli XCX, it's that she's the number one port of call when you want to throw a last-minute pop rave.
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A commercially run and supplied lunar base would serve as a refueling stop for such an undertaking, the last port of call before future spacecraft travel to Mars sometime in the 2030s.
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Retailer returns policyIf something obviously isn't working as soon as you've pulled it from its packaging, then the place you or your gift-giver bought it from is your first port of call.
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A lot of casual users, for example, nowadays treat Twitter as the first port of call for customer support issues, pinging plaintive missives in the direction of big chain stores and service suppliers.
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SO AS I LOOK AT THIS, KEEP COMING BACK TO RUN THE BUSINESSES BETTER AND IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE, FIRST PORT OF CALL THAT PEOPLE WANTED US TO GET OUT OF AVIATION IN 2003.
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If you've conquered China, then India — the world's second-largest country based on population — is the obvious next port of call, and that's exactly what has happened in the world of consumer apps.
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The Pacific Voyager oil tanker stopped as part of a routine procedure to adjust its arrival time at its next port of call and has since continued on its way, the official said.
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While I'll touch on more of the specifics for each game, just know that the flag next to each player's name represents more for their community at large than a port of call.
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"In terms of the first port of call, as far as I'm concerned, it's what started the fire, and if it was something that was faulty, that's where you would start," she said.
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By the end of the year, she was ready to go to market, but regulatory changes in Canada meant that her home country wouldn't be the first port of call for the beverage brand.
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We stood on the deck of the hulking cargo ship, through the bluster and drizzle in the Strait of Messina, both of us feeling something like sailors docking at an unfamiliar port of call.
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About 20 cruise lines have Miami as a home port or a port of call, according to the PortMiami website, and many have had to move ships out of the area and revise schedules.
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Cox is alarmed that young women feel that their first port of call in asking for advice about mental health is not seeing a medical professional, but DMing a poet on Twitter or Instagram.
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Immigration was also a hot button issue in the election campaign as the island has become the first port of call for hundreds of thousands of migrants crossing the Mediterranean from Libya in recent years.
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Two days after the government was sworn in on Friday, Salvini headed for Sicily, the main port of call for more than 53,000 migrants who have arrived on Italy's shores from north Africa since 2014.
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Two days after the government was sworn in on Friday, Salvini headed for Sicily, the main port of call for more than 600,000 migrants who have arrived on Italy's shores from north Africa since 2014.
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Immigration was also a hot-button issue in the election campaign as the island has become the first port of call for hundreds of thousands of migrants crossing the Mediterranean from Libya in recent years.
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Saving power on WindowsImage: ScreenshotYour first port of call should be the appropriately named Power & sleep tab in the System section of the Windows 10 Settings app, where there are a wealth of options to explore.
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Get connectedImage: VerizonThe first port of call for getting online on the go should be your smartphone—provided you've got a plan that allows tethering and that won't cost you an astronomical rate to get connected.
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The more it knows about users and the more users that go through it, the greater its power as a single port of call online, and the less likely it is to be dislodged by competitors.
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REGGIO EMILIA, Italy — Last August, when Gabriele Monti was co-curating the "Italiana: Italy Through the Lens of Fashion 22007-270" exhibition in Milan, his first port of call was a 19th-century former hosiery factory.
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But a steady trickle of Chinese money into its casinos has now swelled to a tide that promises to remodel a city touted by developers as the first port of call on China's "Belt and Road".
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"It's kind of the first port of call for anyone who thinks something bad is going to happen to emerging markets," said Mark Weisbrot, a director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington.
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However, if you don't have a good excuse and you haven't opted for the Travel Protection Program, Royal Caribbean says you "are responsible for any expense incurred to meet the ship at its next port of call."
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The port of call, built specifically by Carnival to entertain cruise passengers (and separate them from their money) is a complex of cabanas, overpriced shops and deck chairs that's about as interesting as a tract housing development.
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In a sign of the closeness of Budapest and Warsaw, new Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki elected to visit the Hungary capital Wednesday as his first port of call -- rather than Brussels or Berlin, as is traditional.
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The government has said that general practitioners — doctors who are the first port of call for patients — will be asked to provide abortions, although they will still be allowed to conscientiously object to termination at their clinics.
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While thousands of migrants traveled up through Europe in a bid to reach Germany, the region's largest economy, thousands started that journey after disembarking in Italy — the first port of call for most migrants leaving northern Africa.
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Pompeo&aposs comments came during a short trip to the United Arab Emirates, a staunch U.S. ally that hosts some 5,000 American forces at a crucial air base and the U.S. Navy&aposs busiest foreign port of call.
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Apart from stocks, which are the obvious port of call in a reflationary environment, he pointed to inflation-linked bonds and real-estate assets as two areas he has earmarked for investment in case this comes to pass.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis urged European leaders on Sunday to stop bickering over the fate of 49 migrants stuck aboard two humanitarian rescue ships on the Mediterranean and let them land at a safe port of call.
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Haun has no formal venture capital experience, although she noted that she has made some small personal investments and has served as a port of call for crypto startups trying to get a read on the regulatory environment.
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For her part, Merkel is consulting with EU peers including Italy and Greece, the other main first port of call for migrants entering the EU, on deals to take back migrants who first registered there before reaching Germany.
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The LME, the world's biggest and oldest metals market place, which has traditionally been a first port of call for metal consumers and producers, has suffered from falling trading volumes, struggling new contracts and controversy over backlogs at warehouses.
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With the federal government acting as little more than a rubber stamp to AT&T's plan to dominate the internet, states are finding themselves the last port of call for anything even vaguely resembling telecom and media monopoly accountability.
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Anokhi's expansive Jaipur emporium is often the first shopping port of call for top international designers and sophisticated travelers from India and abroad thanks to their vast, high-quality range of well-priced dresses, kimonos, bedding, tablecloths and gifts.
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Tropical Singapore may seem the most unlikely place to sell 1,000-euro ($1,111) down jackets but Franco-Italian lifestyle company Moncler operates a popular shop in the city-state, and is a key port of call for many Chinese tourists.
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Such data make it easier to enforce codes like the Port State Measures Agreement, which requires foreign vessels to submit to inspections at any port of call and requires port states to share information on any suspected wrongdoing they find.
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At the same time, particularly in big cities, many people's first port of call for an illness was a drug-seller with no pharmacy education, who often gave them whatever antibiotic was in stock, in whatever dose they could afford.
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"Whether travellers want a food, wine or wellness experience, access to nightlife destinations or a specialist guided tour, we wanted Musement to provide a single port of call for all their needs," explains Musement co-founder and CEO Alessandro Petazzi.
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Even throughout his public back and forth with Dana White that saw him briefly retire before being pulled from the UFC 200 card, McGregor insisted that the featherweight division was his next port of call after a rematch with Diaz.
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Many states have fallen short of their pledge, made in 2015, to take some asylum seekers from Italy and Greece - the first port of call for most migrants given their long Mediterranean coastlines - and share the cost of their care.
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The Study Times praised Suu Kyi for making China her first port of call apart from countries in the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN) since her government took power, saying it was a recognition of how important ties are.
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Stephenson believes one key factor behind this constant demand on emergency rooms is the strain and lack of funding for primary care services: local general practitioners, who should be the first port of call for anyone with mild or moderate illness.
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Issuers like Prudential, which has a large business in Asia and strong brand recognition there, have long targeted high-yield-loving Asian private banks with hybrid offerings, but the region is becoming the first port of call for many other global issuers.
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But the nomination would bring much deserved recognition to the local fisherman and expats who call the island home and have dedicated their days to lifesaving efforts in the first port of call for refugees, those calling for it to happen say.
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It's obviously too early to assign them substantial credit, though the group — which is organized as a nonprofit and rolls up several smaller initiatives under a common banner — has at least begun to serve as a port of call in a recruitment search.
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The country has seen hundreds of thousands of people arrive from war-torn or poverty-stricken parts of Africa in recent years, its position across the Mediterranean Sea from the continent making it a first port of call for those arriving by boat.
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The SUV has fallen foul of the tiny state's dependence on Jebel Ali in neighboring Dubai, the first port of call for car companies distributing spare parts across the region but no longer an option for Doha since its neighbors severed ties.
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ABOARD SEA-WATCH 3, Mediterranean (Reuters) - After two weeks stranded at sea and battered by winter storms, migrants onboard a rescue ship are growing frustrated, supplies are dwindling and the crew are exhausted as European countries refuse to offer a safe port of call.
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As stated by the captain in your verbal interview and in our previous correspondence, this is a violation of Section 4 of the Cruise Contract , and so the decision was made to remove both parties from the ship at the next port of call (Helsinki).
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"Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio and then going up through the central U.S." The next stop, and the one with a rental market closest to either New York or Los Angeles is Chicago, which will be the next port of call for HomeMe's regional expansion.
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Bartolo's book (which he wrote with the help of Tilotta) tells the relevant and poignant story of his life as a physician on Lampedusa, an Italian island in the Mediterranean that is often the first port of call for refugees crossing to Europe from Libya.
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A nephew, James Edward Austen-Leigh, refers to it simply as "the last Work," in "A Memoir of Jane Austen" (1871)—still the first port of call for biographers, despite its erasure of anything that might evoke the impious, the unsavory, or the quarrelsome.
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Zoltán Kovács, a Cabinet member in Hungary who serves as the government's spokesperson, says the damage is not in the numbers but in Trudeau's message: that the West should welcome asylum seekers, whether or not a given country is the first safe port of call.
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If it was actually the Engineers' home world, or at least a significant port of call for them, which is suggested by the sheer number of them there, had they cloaked it from humanity in some way up until the point where David wiped them all out?
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The Adonia was part of Carnival's Fathom brand, based around so-called "impact travel" where passengers not only take part in the usual cruise activities like eating, drinking and sun-bathing, but have the opportunity to learn from and work with locals in each port of call.
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The Adonia is part of Carnival's Fathom brand, based around so called "impact travel" where passengers not only take part in the usual cruise activities like eating, drinking and sun-bathing, but have the opportunity to learn from and work with locals in each port of call.
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That's probably why we all turn to makeup in times of need — and to be fair, when you notice a massive new zit as you head into your big job interview, concealer is always going to be your first port of call, rather than salicylic acid.
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Cruise ships have agreements to contact the U.S. Coast Guard if they come in contact with migrants, Rios said, and it's common for cruise ships to pick up migrants stranded at sea, take them to the ship's next port of call and hand them over to authorities.
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Other friendly U.S. gestures include Trump's December 2016 phone call with Tsai and Trump's signing of the National Defense Authorization Act late last year, which seeks to re-establish port of call exchanges between the U.S. and Taiwanese navies and invite Taipei to participate in military exercises.
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I take the Post, I take the Times, I go to CR. That's always my first port of call, because stuff happens 24/7 at CR. I get pinged and sometimes I want to read everything that comes on the website, so I always go there.
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Arriving there by boat, which is your only option until the lake freezes over in winter and temporary roads are built, feels like putting in at a tropical port of call: Sailboats bob, wind socks flap in the stiff breeze, laughing tourists sport backpacks and baseball caps.
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The case stretches back to 2015, when the Belgian authority ordered Facebook to stop using a tool to track users on third-party websites, only to see the decision overturned by a court which argued that Ireland, not Belgium, was the firm's main regulatory port of call in Europe.
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And in a speech, Mr. Kissinger publicly accused the Carter administration of forcing a loyal ally to sail the world in search of refuge, "like a flying Dutchman looking for a port of call" — the seed of what became a "who lost Iran" campaign theme for the Republicans.
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When they aren't being handed out on account of ineligible players, scandals and unmitigated financial disasters – not to mention the failure to fulfil a fixture, which condemned Middlesbrough to relegation in 1997 – the last port of call for points deductions is a big ol' scrap on the side of the pitch.
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"My first port of call I hope is to meet J.K. Rowling and to talk exactly about that and who he is and who she wants him to be and learn a little bit more about her vision of this great man as a young man," he told BBC London.
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It has become unofficial tradition for French leaders to make Germany their first port of call after an election, but Macron's trip takes on more significance given the various issues afflicting the region, including the debt crisis, the migrant crisis, terrorist attacks, and the decision by the U.K. to leave the union.
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Your first port of call should be your carrier—find out what terms and conditions apply where you're going abroad and how much you can expect to pay, and to see if there are any temporary travel deals you can take advantage of to get yourself some cheap calls, texts, and data while you're abroad.
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If someone really wanted to get out of the service, his or her first port of call would be to totally fuck up the initial tests and be deemed unfit for any job, as Alissa did: Born and raised in peaceful Europe, the idea of being forced to join an army was against everything I'd ever believed in.
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He said that to secure a good deal Britain's first port of call should be Berlin, not Brussels - where car exporters like Audi, BMW, Mercedes and Volkswagen would not be willing to risk running into trade tariff in their exports to the UK. "A German Chancellor would have to avoid this, particularly in an election year," he said.
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Available in Maryland at Beer, Wine & Co. in Bethesda; Country Boy Market in Wheaton; Frederick Wine House and Riverside Liquors in Frederick; Liquor Locker in Hagerstown; Piney Run Liquors in Sykesville; Port of Call Liquors in Solomons; Rosewick Wine & Spirits in La Plata; Seminary Beer Wine & Deli in Silver Spring; the Winery in Chester; Town & Country Wine Liquor Etc.
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Fast-forward to earlier this year when rumblings that The Strokes were going to be dropping a clutch of new songs (you may recall that we broke the news that they were back writing and recording together back in our 2014 Casablancas cover story), we knew Fu would be the first port of call for the visuals.
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Google's initial partnership with Pointy in 2018 was part of a push to build out Google's search portal with more e-commerce tools, and it was coming not a moment too soon: Amazon was both ramping up its own efforts with physical retail, and becoming a bigger threat to Google as a first port-of-call for online shoppers.
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The lawsuit also said Princess Cruises sent emails to passengers on the previous sailing on February 25 to notify them of a potential coronavirus exposure, but that the Kurivials weren't given the same information or they "would have disembarked at the first port of call" in Hawaii the next day — which a crew member did as a result of the coronavirus, the lawsuit said.
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It was a era that left an indelible mark on the America rave consciousness, spawning local heroes like Rabbit in the Moon and Kimball Collins, but also acting as an early port of call for European DJs such as Sasha and Digweed, and Paul Van Dyk, for whom cities like Tampa, Orlando and Gainesville were early ports of entry on their way to the top of the American club scene.
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Available in Maryland at Dawson's Market in Rockville; Eastport Liquors in Annapolis; Fairground Discount Beverages and Mays Chapel Wine & Spirit Shop in Timonium; House of Liquors in Westminster; Hunt Valley Wine, Liquor & Beer in Cockeysville; Longmeadow Wine & Liquors in Hagerstown; Meridian Market Beer and Wine and Talbert's Ice & Beverage in Bethesda; Mt. Vernon Supermarket and Wells Discount Liquors in Baltimore; Port of Call Liquors in Solomons; Takoma Park-Silver Spring Co-Op in Takoma Park; Town Center Market in Riverdale Park.
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