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Emergency personnel work at the site of the accident after a Cubana de Aviacion aircraft crashed after taking off from Havana's Jose Marti airport on May 18, 2018.
A Cuban state airways passenger plane with 113 people on board crashed on shortly after taking off from Havana's airport, state media reported. The Boeing 737 operated by Cubana de Aviacion crashed "near the international airport," state agency Prensa Latina reported. Airport sources said the jetliner was heading from the capital to the eastern city of Holguin.
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Night work to take down the Wilburton Tunnel.
Photo provided by Ronald Stordahl from Novito Construction
My afghan is still in progress! I've ironed the squares and I've realized that I did half of the whole work!!! It takes so much time but I like how it 's turning out! But the way..hope to finish it soon :-)))) at the least before summer LOL!
Custom made from original drawing by Lindsay of www.kidpirate.com/ for a very nice customer :)
polymer clay, paint, jointed head/neck and arms.
Fotografía: Valeria Duque.
Producción: Carolina Restrepo, Carolina Vélez.
Maquillaje: Adelaida Cano.
Modelo: Laura Tamayo
A pair of U.S. Army Chinook Helicopters take off from a Forward Operating Base in Southern Afghanistan with a significant payload, March 4, 2010. The Chinook Helicopter is the U.S. Army's primary cargo rotary aircraft and has been one of the main work horses throughout Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.
A County Tyrone clergyman is hoping to complete a full marathon in the next fortnight – praying as he runs – to raise funds for repair and restoration work in church buildings in his parish.
The first Derg and Killeter Parish ‘Door–to–Door Marathon’ will take place on Friday 15th May, provided the Rev Peter Ferguson has recovered sufficiently from a foot injury. “The idea is that I run a marathon starting from the rectory front door, running 26.2 miles around this beautiful parish and the Derg Valley, and back to the rectory front door,” he said.
Mr Ferguson, who is the Rector of Derg and Termonamongan Parish, says if the event goes well it’s something he’d like to repeat on a monthly basis.
“At this time of lockdown I really miss being out and about in the parish, meeting parishioners and members of the wider community,” he said. “I’ve always loved running and when I run or jog I spend that time praying. So, the idea came that I would train up for the first ‘Door–to–Door Derg and Killeter Parish Marathon’, praying for the parish and the community as I go.”
Mr Ferguson said parish fundraisers had been severely affected by the Covid–19 emergency and he hoped his marathons would bring in much–needed income. “There’s repair work to be done on St Bestius’ Church in Killeter. Derg Parish are also raising money for capital projects. And we’ve a long–term vision to upgrade the parish youth hall which is used by the whole community.
“Friends encouraged me to think about setting up a JustGiving page as a way of raising some much–needed funds for parish projects. We had many community–reaching parish fundraising initiatives [planned] over these coming months and they have all been cancelled, so this is a way I can connect with the community and the parish and bring some encouragement, and also raise some funds for parish projects.”
The Rector said his parish marathon was not intended as a Free Will Offering replacement but rather as a community fundraising initiative in the Derg and Killeter Parish Group. It won’t be the first time Rev Ferguson will have run the distance. He has completed the Belfast Marathon on three occasions, clocking a personal best time of 3 hours and 24 minutes.
Had to work over the Weekend and I went on a Run with My Boss in his Western Star Constellation 4900, Had my camera this time!! Took a Boom to Jellinbah Coal Mine
This is my desktop at work, the background was taken with a cell phone camera, despite the low quality imagine I like it for some reason. It was taken when me and the girls were out to lunch, for some reason I felt compelled to snap a photo...