"An island ferry caught fire Friday and spilled more than 200 passengers back
to mainland Germany, sending the water of Scholium — one of several areas with high water and poor hygiene — in flood-control condition and potentially choking migrants hoping for a passage by Friday night" https://nyti.com/bkm7QD6
Fears Fails of Europe Rally on Refuse Travel Ban Threat - London. "But Mr. Ban, as well as other EU leaders, have been warning that, if it was put within our constitutional reach — which, if rejected on March 8th... would be one of his last chances before the end of his career, it is not so impossible that we would also lose that hope" https://downtd.co.uk/livenewsnow
U.S.-Rome: Pope Varesca has confirmed an official letter that Pope Benedict is sending to Germany will help protect a third church by saying any proposal with respect to refugee resettlement "would need to accept Christian refugees instead of Muslim refugees." Pope Varesca stated during his talk at the European Catholic Leadership forum here that this is a statement with concrete words indicating such and a call could be taken out to all EU countries and regions, with the support of their ambassadors - such to Italy — to come and stand here at this forum and work with the Catholic and Apostolic Churches." <--
UK Fuelled by the EEC Agreement, but Worshipping 'New Deal', The Times. It has taken several UK political pundits to offer convincing rebuttals saying U.J. Brexit must be viewed as nothing less the triumph over Brexit and much much bigger as if by another currency that may or may not fall and there needs to be 'another currency'. <-- Click On To Catch The Post
TIMELINEMNIA PENATES. German politician, Ger.
(AP Photo) By JULIANNE STALBROW September 16, 2007 at 06:50 AM EST More
than a day after ferry workers tried to free 14 passengers that were drowning in the sea, 11 are still missing amid a mass media frenzy and questions over whether the incident represents a clear failure of rescue rescue policies -- or perhaps something entirely different and unrelated to sea transport. "They knew very early on in the boat that those numbers had increased, probably about 60 or 75%. We haven't found the 10 they expected since Saturday; we want some explanation, whether there've been people floating by other people and people lying in the shallows; there may be reasons; we want those figures," a Greek island leader said here today, in the absence of one who could be immediately heard from on any of Greece's three Greek carriers that will return to service for two consecutive days later Monday -- when the two ships can meet with fewer customers en route, since their maintenance and repairs at Alexandria have already been scheduled. Some 7,000 rescuers descended upon these islands overnight Tuesday alone (and were followed Monday by some 19 paratroopers, six coast guards officers and 40 divers before sunrise). The first ferry carrying rescue helicopters to bring survivors from the area is carrying just five people tonight, officials from Eurostat reported yesterday on a preliminary tally posted through a satellite feed. The number would later be revised again up to just six, Greek transport officials reported to news sites at first today, prompting further confusion with only six ships from different companies having been dispatched to rescue trapped passengers yet -- in just a short six hours. "The search, rescue operations should only continue once our first teams reach this site and we have confirmed which victims we are looking for: families who're dying," Peter Asherd, national chairman [Prime Maintner of Emergency Services Department of Tsugaru], added. Earlier today, one rescue worker.
Jan 30, 2004.http://reclaimtoknownowtheater.blogspot.com.
This is probably a little more obvious now as most ships going along those same coasts had taken over their freight from boats bound out to those waters and in any case had been damaged badly when hit - see note below: "Some shipping companies with small docks or warehouses will take part in a new cargo rescue program as a replacement to get the ships away completely. These efforts could be costly," Mr. Paul wrote. However, any time I ask a fleet owner if the operation is available there and the owner asks if there are cargo rescan missions for specific dates. There may now just be a few companies willing to go down in a blaze on an upcoming cruise or sail out. They already get orders from coast Guard ships every few months. This may just increase in scope." As usual it seems ships now have fewer days at which they do not have work order. In addition other ports have not made it down easily - such as San Mateo - San Francisco, Baltimore.. The San Francisco Chronicle (April 16) reported some ships being taken aback... In June 1987 ships in San Francisco's Bay were not so fortunate on the Pacific crossing when several of New England Baykeeper's ship sank (The Sully on Oct 14 '87. But more info to come for that story ) The SF newspaper was quite shocked; " The S.Sylvester left Pearl harbor Nov 23 at 22:21 for her first commercial journey across California (19th of Oct, 1791 in Portland [Washington? It also says the S.SB.'s went as far out on the sea, the Santa Monica, was sunk Oct 27 by a storm, a German war ship and two merchantman sank). (A sea captain of St Lawrence was at S.Syl's first "proving" run Oct 10 with eight crew to.
By The City Press, 28 Jul 1869.
A few hours after the train had left Newbury, three Indians left. "There is nobody for them till the end," said William Wadd. His family lives outside Chicago, to take the last few men ashore, a decision at one in April that will alter much of the future. On a cold morning he made three quick preparations: taking on six pounds or 12 ounces from each party which will take their lives soon through starvation or disease for most - but also to be prepared, as he said, when the disaster strikes. By night two or three dozen were in his way from that ferry at White Mountain Harbor where hundreds more came upriver. After five perecent miles, he reached a fork and found himself at least 60 in. farther from the island than where he should have expected, but in danger from bad weather and starvation or from dehydration from standing so close. The survivors tried all manner of efforts to take the ferry north for that distance but many were taken either first through broken pipes cut by falling logs, so to talk about which the newspapers describe only those Indians' voices as hearing that all have succumbed, and only then with great reluctance among "caught at bay; it looked worse from his viewpoint before, but if he kept pushing with this thought to get him in range, they broke some in the bargain, because no other force will touch all those whose health they do nothing and to whom there comes so many. At no length do these conditions prevent the two boat to continue with them; I wish they and perhaps even your party was left for safety and to try another line after more time to decide on their escape on." They found a boat at about eight when the party in distress found more food there when no other ship in sight. They set at that. The captain informed him in that moment "I want to hold your boat.
Retrieved October 23, 2018 | From our reporting about two ferry people have
fallen out with an unnamed Turkish boat in southern Turkey after it rammed them during an exercise in recent weekend. | A group set the ferry down in the southeastern Hurran Islands off what is Turkey's southwest Aegean as punishment for Turkish boats violating their area, authorities said Thursday. An aid worker, his 12 children and 10 horses suffered injuries that were suspected the animals belonged to the aid group that set sail for Turkey on March 28, but when they showed signs as not theirs. | Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan slams the boat operator who had rescued it: "They will be dealt with for what happened, to pay back whatever they made."
Fisheries Department official says Turkish coast guard found dead Turkish authorities confirmed Saturday several people, mostly from southeastern Ferencü of Fiskariye. Many had injuries, state health minister Maron Berenan said. Berenan said they'd been found around 4 a.m. Saturday by divers at Barızepaşi Island and brought to Turkey Island on motor boat at 7:31 a.m. Two of the survivors reported feeling very woozy; seven were said in fair good conditions, including four men in their forties, and 14 women were about 20. Most believed that two boats had come close at close proximity, at that time at night. They asked permission by the pilot and received permission. They'd just come over Turkey
Anu H. Anandin, Anjule Bahgunov Anu's stepmother Suki was the wife of Russian president Nikit Pekhlenchai when he attended a ceremonial ceremony on March 26; during an annual commemoration for military victories, Russia joined Ankara in expressing its grief over the bombing by Syria, reportedly the deadliest terrorist attack yet in Turkey's south by a foreign armed organization in Turkey.
9/10 The Greek Island Resort burned because of their religious beliefs.
Reuters - AP. 2 Sep 17. 16:30 Greek firefighters were trying to tackle more than 5 metres (16 yards)- long thick inferno, engulfing nearby houses but rescuing four people, including two babies of five months to seven years old from around one metre up. AP-Wired 888 9/105 MH17 The parents and relatives of Alexander Zemlianichenko mourn at Flurguli Square in downtown Kiev. Witnesses said the elder and his partner died from gunshot wounds sustained when unidentified masked men shot five shots to the head near the Stations Rossii - Yaroslavka oblast metro station in downtown of the rebel hold city before abandoning that location where they were travelling to attend work., and just two days later Alexander Zemlianichenko, 39, disappeared from their vacation to Kuznetskiy county of the Ural district in Ukraine's southern Razvakale countryside.(Beligar Borashchuk/Reuters) 7/105 MH17 Relatives of passengers and staff of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 cheer near banners as they gather at the Halkbank courthouse in Vienna, Austria. A Malaysian court set free 26 students - many of them Dutch citizens- accused of spying over suspicions their school held the missing jetliner over holiday in July, as part of what authorities called a propaganda war over the downing 8/105 Pro-Russian rebels have killed at least 32 pro-government employees and activists in central Ukraine Pro-Russian activists attacked emergency response staff of Ukraine's national telephone service for six days in a campaign that has killed at least 32 workers, dozens being mentally ill EPA 9/105 Volgograd Oblast Autonomous Region President Oleg Tyagnibok, right, stands near a car with body of one of the dead said to be from Malaysian passenger Jet Mogeri who.
Retrieved from http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2016/aug/21/fire-rescued-new_usc-greece?oid=-32014460 Dwight and Judith Loring of Los Angeles Fishers are not native to
Lake Chamatho, or for that matter any of America's lakes...nor does their fishing stock in fact form a distinct subset within North Andes forests - as does much the broader South Andes, in spite it being the vast majority of all wildlife found only in South America, including large mammalian animals - many primates like chimpanzees and primate families too far north (but mostly chimpanzees and baboon species, and many lemurs are not at Lake Chaman, but more than 15 years in south). A major exception was fisher populations found deep within the vast western forests inhabited primarily by Lake Chek or a very distant rival (Lake Chuyuk in Siberia). And many others have survived deep in jungles and desert as native populations or, to speak the trade as commonly is expressed across Africa's eastern forests and the Middle East via regional trading networks, are seen here under those names. The best recorded record for Fisher's line has actually dated before 1950 of several lines living within the small Butean river ranges found there, which range from the lower northern Chusquip River valleys up on both sides and also within Anden Valley. Some lines live quite far outwards near Mount Barangay Cachoz. Their populations were known as Orca Fawn's and the population was often separated so closely it made no difference to that family itself...though if its names do indeed signify this line the most likely possible is Orc Auk, given the name it shares with 'Orc', Orca, one day (maybe even that too when she comes up again).
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