@RabbitTheKing#EastlandoRoyalty, well put together album...22 tracks.... Thank you for putting out good music. (Dundaing aint even in my top 20 of 22).
It's not everyday that the WRC picks your photo to promote the Safari Rally on their homepage. This was in 2021, and here's the story behind the image.
#WRC#SafariRallyKenya
@wakili_dennis Was the original issue the fact that the trade balances were 'hardcore' and remained outstanding over a long period? What if they sale agreement between the two related parties agreed on a long credit period?
When you didn't delete someone number who passed on, and then you get a notification that they have "joined telegram"
So you know his number was given out. But the memories start flooding in
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Las Vegas has released a 40-page report breaking down the economic impact of last year's Formula 1 race.
Here are the highlights:
• The total economic impact has been measured at $1.5 billion, including visitor spending of $884 million.
• The race generated $77 million in tax revenue — more than any other event in Las Vegas history.
• F1 spent $88 million on public infrastructure improvements (not including land acquisition, etc.).
• Race visitors spent 3.6x more than the typical Las Vegas traveler, staying 4.1 nights and spending over $4,100 on average.
• Local workers earned $52 million in wages
• The event created 7,300 jobs, including 2,200 for race-related construction projects and 5,100 for event operations.
• The Las Vegas Airport was the second busiest airport in the country the day after the race, with 2,200 operations.
Clark County says it was the largest sporting event, with the largest global audience, in Las Vegas history.
Safe to say F1 will be back for the foreseeable future!