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The Greenwood Fire was detected on August 15, 2021, around 3 p.m. on the Laurentian Ranger District. The fire is near Greenwood Lake and approximately 15 miles southwest of Isabella, Minnesota. The fire was caused by a lightning strike. When this photo was taken just over 21,000 acres were burning.

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Tony (Diamanx), my dad, has been in hospital since last saturday afternoon (18th) because we had an accident whilst working on our house extension.

 

A large brick and mortar lintel fell from above a window and hit Tony on the head, smashing his face into the window sill. He has broken nearly every bone in his face, including both jaws, nose, the bones around his eyes and cheeks and he has a fractured skull.

 

He was in intensive care at the Royal Berkshire hospital in Reading from saturday afternoon until thursday lunchtime, when he got transferred to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford.

 

He has been doing quite well since the accident, his swelling has gone down alot and he managed to say a few quiet words for the first time today.

 

He had a Trachioctomy on sunday afternoon to help with his breathing and he has had a number of scans and x-rays during the week, which have thankfully shown no damage to his brain or neck.

 

The doctors in Oxford plan to operate on Tonys face injuries on monday (27th), it will probably be a 4 or 5 hour operation and if it goes well, it should then be a case of waiting to recover.

 

He will probably be out of action for about 2 or 3 months, with full recovery not expected until perhaps early next year.

 

Thankfully, the eye specialists confirmed that his vision is fine, which is a big relief because of the photography. I'm sure that as soon as he's home and able to use his laptop again he'll be back on flickr adding a few photos and catching up on a few things.

 

I will put an update on here when i get time to let you know how things went on monday. Please leave any messages you may have for him as a comment on this photo.

 

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Monday 27th April - Tony had his operation today at about 11.30am. He was in theatre for about 4 hours and thankfully it went well and he is ok. He had 6 or 7 metal plates inserted to hold his face bones together and his jaw was realighned.

 

The biggest concern that the doctors had was that he would loose his vision because of the bleeding behind his eyes but so far his eyes are working fine and he can see well. he was in good spirits after waking up, and could, if the next few days go ok, be home by the weekend!

 

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Between the years 1964 and 1973, the United States flew more than half a million bombing missions, delivering more than two million tons of explosive ordnance (more than the US dropped in whole WWII), in an attempt to block the flow of North Vietnamese arms and troops through Laotian territory during the so called "secret war". The ordnance dropped include more than 266 million submunitions (known as “bombies” in Lao) released from cluster bombs. With then 2.5 million people made Laos the most bombed country in the world!

 

On top of normal Ho Chi Minh trail targets, on failed bombing runs over North Vietnam, pilots would before returning to bases in South Vietnam and Thailand only land their planes after dropping their ordnance on "secondary targets" in Laos.

 

It is estimated that up to 30% of all ordnance did not explode. Such unexploded ordnance (UXO) continues to remain in the ground, maiming and killing people, and hindering socio-economic development and food security as of today.

 

At the UXO information centre in Vientiane, capital of Laos, visitors learn more about this secret war and have the opportunity to watch the great documentary "Bombies" ( www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vru9c_ffQSA ) a must see for all those that have never heard of the secret war in Laos that even Congress didnt know about...

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Deanna Cremin was a friend...and she is missed by so many. She touched the lives of everyone she ever met. Please, if you know anyone from the Boston/Somerville, Massachusetts area....please have them see this information. It is very important to all of her family and friends. There is still a $20,000.00 Reward for ANY information. The police and detectives are quite close...they just need a little more halp. Please Help Deanna Cremin, if you can.

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