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1945 Domaine de la Romanee-Conti Red Wine, Price: $558,000 for one bottle |
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The 1972 Nike Waffle Racing Flat 'Moon Shoe', Price: $437,500 |
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6-Liter Decanter of Macallan Single-Malt Scotch, Price: $631,850 |
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The Codex Leicester by Leonardo da Vinci, Price: $30.8 million |
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Every year, cruise ships carry thousands of passengers around the world. Tourists who embark on a cruise for their vacation enjoy the possibility of visiting various destinations, all the while with convenient access to everything they need at their doorstep—including food and drinks. It's no surprise that these giants of the seas go through a seriously high quantity of food to satisfy their passengers. How does 3,200 slices of pizza per hour or 10,000 eggs per day sound to you? Some numbers are indeed absurdly high, but then again, these cruise ships do carry a lot of people. |
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The Symphony of the Seas goes through 479,314 gallons (1,814,400 liters) of drinking water per day. |
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Passengers consume 20,000 lbs (9,072 kg) of potatoes per week. And that's not counting the 5,000 lbs (2,267 kg) of french fries! |
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It's not a vacation without ice cream, right? 700 lbs (317 kg) per week should suffice. |
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15,000 lbs (6,804 kg) per week is how much beef this cruise ship goes through. |
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And of course, passengers like their bacon. 5,300 lbs (2,404 kg) a week, to be more specific. |
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The Symphony of the Seas goes through 9,700 lbs (4,400 kg) of chicken per week. When it comes to chicken wings, the number is a solid 2,000 lbs (907 kg). |
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Cruise line passengers like their champagne, so they go through 450 cases per week. |
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Passengers go through 2,100 pounds (952 kg) of lobster tails per week. |
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1,500 lbs (680 kg) of coffee per week is enough to keep all coffee drinkers aboard happy. |
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2,500 pounds (1,133 kg) of salmon per week is how much is consumed aboard the Symphony of the Seas. |
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Militia members march in formation past Tiananmen Square during the military parade marking the 70th founding anniversary of People's Republic of China, on its National Day in Beijing, China, on October 1, 2019. |
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A B-17 vintage World War II-era bomber plane ("Nine-O-Nine") crashed Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019, that claimed seven lives and injured six, just outside New England's second-busiest airport, and a fire-and-rescue operation was underway, official said. Airport officials said the plane was associated with the Collings Foundation, an educational group that brought its "Wings of Freedom" vintage aircraft display to Bradley International Airport this week. |
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The Tabasco company has been based on Avery Island in Louisiana (which is not actually an island) for over 150 years. |
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Lincoln is celebrating the 80th anniversary of its luxurious Continental, and what better way to enjoy some of that celebratory champagne than in the back of a Continental Coach Door Edition? The rear-hinged door executive sedan will be available for 2020 without a volume cap on production. Car with fancy doors starts at $115,470 plus fees. |
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2020 Chevrolet Corvette with VIN 001 will be sold at Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale 2020 auction to benefit Detroit Children’s Fund charity. |
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I have heard it is now 10 dead sadly and 3 survivors. I watched an NTSB video and the engine that went into the building appeared to have its props feathered so at least one was an issue but with the weight that was on board it should have been able to fly just fine with even two engines out. The pilot was the most experienced and had the highest hours of any known and living B17 pilot. There will end up being a reason for this airplane going down and likely was not the fault of the flight crew but one small event leading to another which eventually all added up to a crash. If not for the contact with the approach lights it likely would have landed and with only slight damage. I can imagine that the damage done to the wings and/or cockpit from hitting them ultimately led to its total demise. I have been on this plane and there was plenty of seatbelts and the crew was more than professional. My brother is restoring their FW190 and they have halted any further work on any of their planes for the remainder of the year at the very least. Everything about this tragedy is horrible.
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