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Jill Freedman “Listowell, county Kerry”
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Wendell Pierce to Open a Grocery Store in New Orleans
Healthy Foods in non-rich neighborhoods:
“The store will offer a free shuttle to anyone who spends $50 or more, so they need not walk or take the bus with heavy bags. Each month, the store plans a cookout (which in New Orleans usually means a crayfish boil) to raise money for the community.”
Read more: NYTimes.com
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OPPRESSION’S CHILD Syrian refugees walk through woods, helped by rebels from the Free Syrian Army, as they attempt to cross the north-western part of their nation’s border with neighbouring Turkey. (Photo: Giorgos Moutafis / AFP-Getty via The Guardian)
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Japanese fishing boat lost in tsunami nears B.C. coast After being flushed out to sea by last year’s massive tsunami and earthquake, a Japanese squid-fishing boat has drifted across the Pacific Ocean and is now moving in on British Columbia’s north coast. The 150-foot ship is drifting right-side-up about 140 nautical miles (260 kilometres) from Cape Saint James on the southern tip of Haida Gwaii, formerly known as the Queen Charlotte Islands. “It’s been drifting across the Pacific for a year, so it’s pretty beat up,” said marine search coordinator Jeff Olsson of the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre. (Photo: Department of National Defence)
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High Level Bridge and Legislature under construction, Edmonton, Alberta, about 1912 or 1913.
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Frédéric Fau,
Untitled (2012)
24 x 18 cm
enamel, acrylic and pigments on canvas
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View from within derailed VIA commuter train, Feb 26/12
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Investigation continues into Feb 26 derailment of VIA commuter train in Burlington, Ontario
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By Adrian Humphreys and Jesse Mirsky
VIA commuter train 92 was switching tracks to avoid a work site at the exact moment it derailed, the Transportation Safety Board announced on Monday.
The derailment on Sunday killed two locomotive engineers and a trainee, and seriously injured three passengers; 42 other passengers were taken to hospital, where eight remained on Monday afternoon.
It is not known what exactly sent the six-car Toronto-bound train careering off the tracks Sunday afternoon but the answer lies in the so-called “black box” — actually a bright orange metal case — now in the hands of the Transportation Safety Board. The Transportation Safety Board has started downloading information from the event recorder, Tom Griffith, a regional senior investigator with the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, said in a Monday morning press conference.
Nevertheless, investigators “will have to go a little farther” because of the damage done to the box during the crash. “We are going through the coaches to see why the injuries occurred; if there is something in there that, other than the speed of the train, caused the injuries, if seats came loose or whatever,” said Mr. Griffith.
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“The Camp” showing sitting figure at Great Indian Sun Dance, Blackfoot Reserve, Gleichen, N.W.T. - N.Caple and Co., Photo. - [ca. 1895].
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