While 204 passengers took the bus from Maplewood to Manhattan, only 28 people took the bus from Broad Street in Newark, said Charles Ingoglia, a spokesman for New Jersey Transit.
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"We took the bus and had the train," she says.
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If you took the bus, keep your mouth shut, obviously.
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Yesterday," he went on, "I took the bus with him.
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Maybe you took the bus to save money, or for environmental reasons.
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What did the participants who took the bus and train specifically say?
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She visited, took the bus tour, was tickled by the Southern hospitality.
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"Deah took the bus home from UNC at 4:50," Layla recalls.
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Along with several cousins, he took the bus from Khomeini Shar to Isfahan.
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He took the bus to school and worked nights at a supermarket deli.
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Phoebe chose a window seat and took the bus from one campus to another.
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Mr. Corbé regularly took the bus or train to Washington, waking up at 3 a.m.
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Background: Douglas was a kid living in Tampa who took the bus willingly to the facility.
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" I was like, "I took the bus here," and he was like "hop in with me.
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Bresson: No. But they went to high school with us and took the bus with Shiran.
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Maybe two hours later, I woke up, and when I felt better, I took the bus home.
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Yeah, I lived in New Jersey so I took the bus in to theater all the time.
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The next morning, Dad took the bus to Stockton Street and returned, arms loaded with the remedy.
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"Kamala and I took the bus to Thousand Oaks School in Berkeley together," Carole Porter said in an email.
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And yet as she took the bus to the starting line in Hopkinton, Sellers said she felt oddly calm.
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Afterward, I took the bus to work and thought about how my job doesn't dictate the amount of respect I deserve.
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I took the bus to school, and there was no money to buy me a car, anyway, so I just gave up.
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So when I found a copy of Pink Flamingos at Sam Goody I paid $25 for the VHS and took the bus home.
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Thoroughly impressed with what I saw, I decided to head to the beach before my flight home and took the bus to Santa Monica.
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I took the bus from LaGuardia Airport to Grand Central Station, and then walked from there down to NYU, which was about 40 blocks.
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As a kid, he lived with his coach for several months and regularly took the bus from Scranton, Pennsylvania — his hometown — to Philadelphia to practice.
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I took the bus across town three times a week, often to work in an empty house because my employer was frequently away, traveling for business.
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Click here to view original GIFRemember that time you took the bus to work instead of your car and you felt really great for helping the environment?
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The principal at the neighborhood elementary school said two-thirds of his students were former Cabrini families who took the bus and train long distances to get there.
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She took the bus to the museum, finding it easier for her and her guide dog, London, than the crowded subway, but the trip took well over an hour.
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Inside the pro-Trump pen, one demonstrator, 37-year-old Dominic Fuscellaro, told me he took the bus up from Philadelphia to show his solidarity with the Republican frontrunner.
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The route to Beaumont, about 85 miles from Houston, took the bus along stretches of closed highway, past flooded areas and through several inches of water on the roadway.
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"When I took the bus to school, I'd want to sit by a kid and they'd say, 'No, go sit somewhere else — because I was so big,' " said Watson, 18.
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The two girls took the bus up the hill from the middle-class Berkeley flats where they lived to Thousand Oaks, a school in the white, more affluent Berkeley hills.
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When they first met, they so delighted in each other's company that when Elizabeth took the bus to work, Morris would ride with her so the two could keep talking.
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When they exited the Candy Shop, Parker and Broderick took the bus to a rehearsal space in midtown, where they ran through the three plays backward and forward for six hours.
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She was introduced to that artist's work at the Yale University Art Gallery as a teenager who took the bus into New Haven from the suburbs to go to museums or the theater.
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In his teenage years, he took the bus up to New York City as often as possible, using his trips to meet as many musicians, producers, and A&R men as he could.
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Tony had grown up sheltered in his family, removed from the more mainstream gay LA. After a few days of trading pictures and emails, Tony took the bus to my house in Silver Lake.
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I didn't want to talk to my roommates, and they were the type of person that if they asked 'How was your day?' you had to say, 'I took the bus, I ate a sandwich.
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Traffic getting to the mountain was terrible one morning so the women instead took the bus three stops to the nearby Keystone, to which she had discounted access through Vermont's Okemo, which had just joined the Epic group.
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I took the bus to/from work and slept on an air mattress for about six months before I could actually afford to buy a mattress and car because my credit went to hell after being unemployed so long.
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If you'd told me in high school that the acne-ridden cooking apprentices with whom I took the bus every day would become the alpha males of my Parisian nightlife ten years later, I would most likely have burst out laughing.
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The people who biked got over in 20 to 25 minutes, which was ridiculously shorter than the people who took the bus to the train, which was 70 minutes, and the people who walked to the J, which was 80 minutes.
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We took the bus from the Richmond district, and when we finally got to Chinatown, it was an adventure of getting Chinese sausage from this place, and then getting greens at that place, and then picking up a live chicken.
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So the two of us got dressed up—I used to shop at vintage shops at the time and I was really into Jean Paul Gaultier, so I tried to recreate the looks from second hand clothing—and took the bus into town.
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That January, Thompson began classes at Arkansas (having deferred enrollment for a semester for academic reasons unrelated to his ban), but on January 22, 2003, he took the bus up from Fayetteville and met his dad in Indianapolis, where the appeal hearing was held.
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Ten years ago, when the ash cloud from the Eyjafjallajokull volcano grounded flights worldwide, soccer refused to be cowed: Barcelona took the bus to Italy to play Inter Milan; Liverpool took the train to Madrid to make sure a Europa League game could go ahead.
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On Pro Basketball WEST POINT, N.Y. — As a student at Poly Prep Country Day School in Brooklyn, Joakim Noah often took the bus to school from his home in Manhattan, circumnavigating construction on the site of the World Trade Center, which had been demolished in the attacks of Sept. 11.
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If I took the bus, I&aposd only save two minutes of travel time, I&aposd still have to walk more than 20 minutes to and from the stops, and I&aposd have to make sure to get to the stop at the exact right time or risk having to wait half an hour for the next bus.
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When, at age 20, I took the bus from Pittsburgh to New York to crash an audition for a Super Bowl halftime show — wearing, God help me, a green Polo shirt and black tights (not all gay guys are born with a robust fashion gene) — my knees shook like crazy, but the one thing bigger than my fear was my desire.
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Deming nearly became a corpse for real in 1970. Living in Cleveland, he would regularly take a TAG Airlines plane to Detroit to tape his show in the Motor City. On January 28, 1970, Deming narrowly missed his flight; the plane crashed, killing all nine people aboard. Deming took the bus after that, enduring six-hour round-trip rides.
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She ignored him. He began to follow everywhere she went. Anxious, he called out to her when she took the bus. He requested Rishaba to come tomorrow with the same clothes which she wore now (a blue shalwar kameez) if she agreed to his love or in other clothes if she disagreed his proposal, at the same place.
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Three times a week, after school, he took the bus to Gijon. Armando Fernández taught him in the traditional style and then accompanied him back to the bus. He arrived home at 12 o'clock at night and the following day practiced what he had learned in class so he hardly had time for other leisure activities.
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The final match of the previous Eerste Klasse season was against Nautico Rio. The players received the first official playing kits ahead of the match. As the team took the bus to the stadium, they were surprised by how many Hindustani people had showed up. Never in the history of football in Suriname had a Hindustani club come this close to qualifying for the top flight.
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Proponents of the incline argued that an elevator 'would take passengers and baby carriages to the top of Hamilton mountain and back' plus 'school children took the bus because they couldn't carry their bicycles up the steps'. The reason attributed for its closure in 1936 was the falling off in the numbers using it, due to the depression, and the depreciation of its rolling stock.
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Eville cycled five miles to work, while Ada took the bus to Ambleside, the nearest town. Later they got a Vespa motor scooter, used entirely by Eville. The most notable event of the four years in the Lake District was the birth of their daughter Kerstin in 1957. On the death of Eville's father in 1957, he and Ada decided to return to Canada, because his mother was all alone.
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Fletcher Dragge, from Pennywise (band) once changed the carburetor for the "Grizzly Rose" when Rhy took the bus with "The Bleeding Irish" in San Francisco. O'Drinnan also played in "The Green Jacket" with Byron Blocker, also formerly of "The Bleeding Irish". O'Drinnan is in the primary screen shot for the popular Linux Mint distribution for the app VLC O'Drinnan was married and then divorced and has 2 children. Nino is married and has 3 children.
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Like most Adelaide suburbs, the major roads have a 60 km/h speed limit and the side streets a 50 km/h limit. Hazelwood Park's road network (with few exceptions) follows the usual Adelaide grid pattern. Only 7.5% took the bus to work, using Adelaide Metro buses, the only public transport in the suburb. Normal routes into the CBD are by the 142 or 147 which both run into or close to the suburb.
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At the beginning of her tour, she took the bus, and later bought a motorcycle to travel around and took photos. Zhu believed that this trip allowed her to get the whole picture of the town. At first, she did not have a clear plan but by constantly walking everywhere in Dongshan, discovered the places with her lens. She focused on the beautiful beaches, construction sites and festive holiday scenes with the lens.
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In the early 1960s, beginning at age twelve, he often went to the Village Vanguard, where he was particularly impressed by Earl Hines, Willie "The Lion" Smith, and Bill Evans. He regularly took the bus to Manhattan to see performances by jazz musicians Charles Mingus, Sonny Rollins, Thelonious Monk, and Miles Davis. He learned to play the piano, and he played baritone horn in the high school marching band. He developed a lifelong fondness for table tennis.
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"Coral Castle Fact and Folklore", Skeptical Inquirer January/February 2010, pp. 49–53 When Leedskalnin became ill in November 1951, he put a sign on the door of the front gate "Going to the Hospital" and took the bus to Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami. He suffered a stroke at one point, either before he left for the hospital or at the hospital. He died twenty-eight days later of pyelonephritis (a kidney infection) at the age of 64.
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After four days she took the bus to a friend (another ex-Muslim from Syria) in Izmir, who offered her a small house for rent. For the first time in her life, Ahmad danced in the street and drank alcohol. However, she received word that her family discovered she had escaped to Turkey and feared they were going to come after her. She cut her hair short, dyed it blonde and put on colourful contact lenses as a disguise.
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The first four cases, all imported, were reported on 13 March. One of them had attended a wedding with 500 people, and two others had taken a six-hour bus trip from Montevideo to Salto. Some of the other passengers on this ride were contacted by the authorities and developed symptoms. On 14 March, it was announced that the two patients who took the bus ride on 8 March generated some 200 contacts, who were categorized as suspected cases with home quarantine recommended.
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After a year , Satpal passed her TOEFL Exam and found a union job at Eagle Knitting. Satwant also found a job, at a family run independent gas station, whereby he manned the register and filled the coolers. He did this for more than 12 hours a day to make sure there was enough money to build a life in America. When Satpal left her factory union job, she took the bus to Satwant to help out and give him a break.
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On Saturday, 8 August 1998, Verstappen and 36 other children took the bus from Heibloem to Brunssum to take part in a children's summer camp being held on the De Heikop camping grounds on the Brunssummerheide. Verstappen was last seen alive around 5:30 a.m. on 10 August by a tentmate; later that morning, he was no longer in his sleeping bag; only his shoes were still in the tent. On 11 August, police and volunteers conducted a search for the boy; at 9 p.m.
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LaGuardia Airport had no rail service when the AirTrain was proposed in 2014. The only public transportation is by bus via the routes, all of which connect to the subway. The Q70 also connects to the LIRR at Woodside station, while the M60 SBS runs to Manhattan, connecting with the Metro-North Railroad at Harlem–125th Street station as well as with several subway routes. In 2014, 8% of LaGuardia's 27 million passengers took the bus, compared to the 12% of the 53 million passengers using John F. Kennedy International Airport who took AirTrain JFK.
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He suddenly remembers that and how much of a scandal at school it was. She took the bus back to town and after reflecting on the grief and loneliness that haunted her for the past sixteen years and how the future might be, she stepped in front of the next bus en route. After an attempt to help her, Bluestone gets Teresa to sing (at which she is extremely talented) while he plays a Broadway tune. The party appears to love their chemistry, but she still feels out of place.
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Silverwater Road is part of the A6 arterial route between Cumberland Highway at Carlingford and Princes Highway at Heathcote. It intersects with Victoria Road at a flyover interchange on the eastern edge of Rydalmere and crosses the Parramatta River over Silverwater Bridge. In the 2001 census, for people travelling to work using just one method of transportation from Rydalmere, 54% travelled in a car as the driver, 6% took the train, 5% walked, 4% travelled in a car as passenger, 4% took the bus. Commuting to work via ferry, truck, motorbike, bicycle accounted for only 1% each of the Rydalmere population.
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The decision increased support for Welsh nationalism and is credited with a rise in support for Plaid Cymru, which won its first seat in the first election held after the construction of the reservoir. Jenkins chose to re-enlist in the British Army in July 1958, rejoining the Dental Corps as a non-commissioned officer and being posted to Cyprus. Although he and his family lived in Famagusta, his job was located in the Dhekelia Cantonment, around from his home. With no personal transport, Jenkins took the bus each day and struck up friendships with locals, receiving at least one reprimand from his superiors for socialising with locals at his home.
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The plan backfires when George is called on to save a beached whale with a Titleist golf ball in its blowhole. He saves the whale, but the woman tells him off when he confesses that he is not, in fact, a marine biologist: "She told me to go to hell, and I took the bus home." He then gets a job working for the Yankees, where he frequently encounters a fictionalized version of Yankees owner George Steinbrenner (the voice of Steinbrenner is made by Larry David). During Season 4, George gains experience as a sitcom writer as he helps Jerry to write the pilot for the fictitious show Jerry.
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Maria explains that Nikki took the bus keys so the only means of escape is Eddie's truck. Arron decides he will make a break for the truck and drive to get help but before he can Calvin steals the keys and makes a break for the truck, as he tries to escape the scarecrow attacks him and kills him. Kristen attacks it with a Molotov cocktail which hits the truck and causes an explosion. The group flee to the barn when the scarecrow blocks entry back to the farmhouse and quickly fall through the floor and find Marcy's remains and then Tyler's corpse hanging from the roof.
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The report stated that on Saturday evening, 4 November 1995, the assassin, Yigal Amir, left his home in Herzliya and took the bus to Tel Aviv, where he waited in the parking area of the building where the rally Rabin was attending took place. He mostly leaned on the back of a gray GMC van, whose driver was in the vehicle, with the door opened, in a spot with a clear view of the stairs leading from the stage to the parking area, but also stood behind a large potted plant. At 21:45, Rabin and Shimon Peres started for their cars. Peres passed the assassin, and then Rabin and his entourage walked towards his car.
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Bello attended a peaceful march on Sarajevo on 7 December 1992; he left with 500 others from Ancona to the Dalmatian coast to begin the march which culminated in arriving in Sarajevo in bad weather and fog. Bishop Bello dreamed that the Church could be called "the Church of the apron" and he said this because he believed that the apron represented the sole vestment that could be attributed to Jesus Christ. He added that Jesus removed his outer garments to take a towel which he fastened to his waist. Bello was noted for his frugal manner of living; he took the bus and often rode a bike since he disliked cars due to their pollution.
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Gayle Smiley rode with Martin Luther King Jr. and Reverend Ralph D. Abernathy on the first day that bus segregation ended in Montgomery. Smiley later said that he took the bus ride to get a reaction, as his organizational work had been urging nonviolence. Later during the student sit-in movement during the 1960s, Smiley was a strong supporter and urged the students to attend a conference at Shaw University that would go on to be the birthplace of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). In the 1960s, Smiley founded the Methodist- inspired organization called Justice-Action-Peace Latin America, which was responsible for organizing seminars on nonviolence in Latin American countries between the years of 1967 and the early 1970s.
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In an interview which aired on Al-Aqsa TV on 12 July 2012 (as translated by MEMRI), Tamimi described the reaction of other Palestinians immediately after the bombing: > Afterwards, when I took the bus, the Palestinians around Damascus Gate [in > Jerusalem] were all smiling. You could sense that everybody was happy. When > I got on the bus, nobody knew that it was me who had led [the suicide bomber > to the target]... I was feeling quite strange, because I had left [the > bomber] 'Izz Al-Din behind, but inside the bus, they were all congratulating > one another. They didn't even know one another, yet they were exchanging > greetings...While I was sitting on the bus, the driver turned on the radio.
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In fall 2017, the MTA was slated to launch a pilot that will allow LIRR, bus and subway service to use one ticket. The proposal for the ticket, called the "Freedom Ticket," was initially put forth by the New York City Transit Riders Council (NYCTRC) in 2007. The NYCTRC wrote a proof of concept report in 2015. At the time of the report, express bus riders from Southeast Queens had some of the longest commutes in the city, with their commutes being 96 minutes long, yet they paid a premium fare of $6.50. Riders who take the dollar van to the subway paid $4.75 to get to Manhattan in 65 minutes; riders who only took the bus and subway paid $2.75 to get to Manhattan in 86 minutes; and riders who took the LIRR paid $10 to get to Manhattan in 35 minutes.
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This led Wexford to a preliminary quarter final against Westmeath, the Joe Mcdonagh cup losers. Having won this game, a date with Clare was set up in Páirc Ui Chaoímh in the All Ireland quarter final. They lost this game on a scoreline of 1-17 to 0-28, with Fitzgerald's future with Wexford being undetermined. Weeks later, the Wexford players took the bus to Clare and travelled to his house and managed to convince him to stay. Wexford Weekly reported that the possibility of him managing the u20 team also was not unlikely. At the Hurling For Cancer game in Newbridge, he stated that he aims to take Wexford to "another level" in 2019. On 2 July 2017, Wexford lost to Galway in the Leinster Final by 1-17 to 0-29 and went on to play Waterford in the All-Ireland quarter-finals on 23 July 2017. In the quarter-final, Wexford lost by 1-19 to 1-23.
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It was from watching these Indian Head Test Patterns along with his early exposure to a Hindu tutor that Laffoley would arrive at a format for his large scale paintings that would dominate his work for five decades. After the death of his father in 1963, Paul would return to Boston from New York, and eventually established his first dedicated studio space at 36 Bromfield Street on Christmas Day, 1968. It was there that Paul's career would begin to "connect" with an early show at the Orson Welles Theater that was "highjacked" and taken to the Woodstock Music Festival for presentation by Dean Gitter without Paul's permission. In an effort to recover his work, Paul took the bus to Woodstock which lead to his exposure to the current countercultures of the day, and would be followed by numerous exhibition opportunities and curatorial projects that would lead to the creation of his Boston Visionary Cell (1971).
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Two Hells Angels from Montreal, Michel "Jinx" Genest and Jean-Marc Nadeau, took the bus to Vancouver to attend the ceremony and while riding through northern Ontario, a group of Outlaw bikers led by Parente happened to ride by and noticed one of the bus passengers were wearing Hells Angels' colors. Enraged, Parente and the other Outlaws proceeded to shoot up the bus when it stopped at the Mr. Mugs coffee and doughnut shop in Wawa in an attempt to kill the two Hells Angels. Through no one was killed, the Wawa incident showed strongly Parente felt about Hells Angels moving into Ontario. On 21 July 1983, the "patch over" took place in Vancouver, establishing the Hells Angels in British Columbia. On 8 September 1983, Stadnick's patron Buteau was assassinated by an Outlaw, Gino Goudreau, in Longueuil which many assumed at the time would be the end of Stadnick's career as he did not speak any French while being a member of what was then a predominately French-Canadian outlaw biker club.
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Balmbra's Music Hall was an early Music Hall in the centre of Newcastle, England, in the middle of the 19th century. An advertisement for Balmbras music hall in Newcastle from the Newcastle Courant November 27th 1840 when Balmbras was first opened In about 1848 a first floor room of the Wheatsheaf Public House at 6 Cloth Market, Newcastle, was opened and in later advertisements was called "The Royal Music Saloon" (this name appears in advertisements dated 1859). A token to gain entry to Balmbras music hall in Newcastle Around 1862, the room was rebuilt/converted, and the proprietor at this time was John Balmbra. It was here that the song "Blaydon Races" was first performed by George "Geordie" Ridley in 1862, The song referring to the Music Hall by name, as the starting point of the trip - "I took the bus from Balmbra’s and she was heavy-laden, Away we went along Collingwood Street, that’s on the road to Blaydon."” In 1864 The Wheatsheaf was taken on by Mr T Handford.
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