Child was a "hoot," according to one of the twenty-seven viewhos who contacted the station afterward — enough for it to find funding to prepare a three-episode pilot that would eventually become "The French Chef".
He said he hoped to be able to work out a deal with the pilots that would permit US Airways to contract out more flying of regional jets, which would save the airline even more money.
Delta Air Lines said yesterday that it had reached a tentative deal with its pilots that would allow the airline to trim costs as the industry continues to struggle in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Delta Air Lines was up 53 cents, or 5.4%, to $10.28, after reports Thursday afternoon that the carrier was reaching a tentative deal with its pilots that would pave the way for its long-anticipated tie-up with Northwest Airlines.
She'd recently had a setback: HBO had rejected a pilot that she'd co-written about witches, directed by Gus Van Sant, called "The Devil You Know," which she had imagined as a kind of "Inglourious Basterds of Salem" — the coven would win.
Klinger, the University of Missouri criminologist, is working with the Los Angeles police department to develop a pilot program that would amount to a more muscular bottom-up approach.
George Estrada, director of public facilities, said the city has reached an agreement with City Media Concepts of Long Island City, N.Y., to start a pilot program that would place 30 of the trash cans, called ReceptaSigns, in commercial areas.
Barring that, they are pushing for more consular offices and a pilot program that would screen visa applicants through video conferences.
New York City proposed a pilot program that would do precisely this back in 2011; it was rejected by the Department of Agriculture USDAas as "too complex".
He stressed that this was just a pilot project that would be re-evaluated after 90 days to determine if the restrictions should be continued or eased further.
