United Airlines had technical problems that caused planes to remain grounded. A computer glitch with a network connection seems to be the culprit. The problem was resolved at midnight after hours of troubleshooting. The airline asked all their customers to reboot their itinerary without penalty and are accommodating customers that were stranded. The computer problem disrupted scheduling of departures, reservations and processing passengers once they arrive at the airport, which left many passengers stranded for hours. One customer stated that "he knew there was a problem when the plane he was on was taxiing for at least an hour on the runway." Many airports were crowed with long lines and United Airlines customers were sitting on the floor. Customers were frustrated and wish they were given more information about what was going on.
CNN U.S. (June 18, 2011). United Airlines fixes computer glitch that led to grounded flights. Retrieved June 18, 2011, from United Airlines fixes computer glitch that led to grounded flights - CNN.com
A flight attendant gets a job with fake identification with American Eagle Airlines. Jophan Porter is 38-years-old and has been charged with six counts of identity thefts and three counts of forgery and quite a few other charges. Porter was arrested at Miami International Airport on Friday and he also had several different forms of identification. Many are asking about the "breach of airline sercurity?"
CNN Justice. (June 18, 2011). Man suspected of using fake identity to land flight attendant job. Retrieved June 18, 2011, from Man suspected of using fake identity to land flight attendant job - CNN.com
Alpacas are dumped on a woman after alpaca dealer abandon a herd of them. Cheryl Hutchinson in Clement, California has been taken care of the alpaca (lama look alike) after the dealer stated "that she only needed her property for two months and she would provide food and care for the herd." She has not heard from her since and she has been providing all the food for them and it has cost her over $2000.00 and she can't afford it anymore. She said "that they need to be groomed and need dental work." It has been six months and she still has the herd and animal control won't help her "they told her that it's a civil matter." She wants/needs to find a home for them.
Watch the video below to see what the herd looks like and how darling they are and you can see how your heart goes out to them.
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2011/06/17/dnt.lemonade.stand.fined.wusa?hpt=hp_t2
CNN. (June 17, 2011). Alpacas dumped on woman's property. Retrieved June 17, 201, from Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com
CNN U.S. (June 18, 2011). United Airlines fixes computer glitch that led to grounded flights. Retrieved June 18, 2011, from United Airlines fixes computer glitch that led to grounded flights - CNN.com
A flight attendant gets a job with fake identification with American Eagle Airlines. Jophan Porter is 38-years-old and has been charged with six counts of identity thefts and three counts of forgery and quite a few other charges. Porter was arrested at Miami International Airport on Friday and he also had several different forms of identification. Many are asking about the "breach of airline sercurity?"
CNN Justice. (June 18, 2011). Man suspected of using fake identity to land flight attendant job. Retrieved June 18, 2011, from Man suspected of using fake identity to land flight attendant job - CNN.com
Alpacas are dumped on a woman after alpaca dealer abandon a herd of them. Cheryl Hutchinson in Clement, California has been taken care of the alpaca (lama look alike) after the dealer stated "that she only needed her property for two months and she would provide food and care for the herd." She has not heard from her since and she has been providing all the food for them and it has cost her over $2000.00 and she can't afford it anymore. She said "that they need to be groomed and need dental work." It has been six months and she still has the herd and animal control won't help her "they told her that it's a civil matter." She wants/needs to find a home for them.
Watch the video below to see what the herd looks like and how darling they are and you can see how your heart goes out to them.
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2011/06/17/dnt.lemonade.stand.fined.wusa?hpt=hp_t2
CNN. (June 17, 2011). Alpacas dumped on woman's property. Retrieved June 17, 201, from Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com
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