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We still have hope: Family members of missing crew anxiously awaiting word on loved ones "We still have hope": Family members of missing crew awaiting word on loved ones and last updated 2021-04-15 20:50:26-04 Families of the men missing in the Gulf of Mexico are anxiously waiting for any word on their loved ones. Relatives we spoke with say they hope they will soon hear good news. According to the Pitre family, the Coast Guard is expected to give families an update twice a day. Their emotions...

PICTURED: Members of the 12 missing crew on capsized Seacor Lift Keith Griffith For Dailymail.com and Associated Press © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Photos have emerged of some of the 12 missing crew members who could be trapped inside a capsized liftboat off Louisiana, as the Coast Guard prepares to make a last-ditch rescue attempt.   Divers searching for the missing oil industry workers prepared to enter the overturned vessel on Friday, a rescue effort complica...

Coast Guard raced to make a last-ditch search for survivors on Friday eight miles off  Louisiana Six men have already been rescued and Captain David Ledet, 63, was confirmed dead Other survivors were spotted clinging to hull but retreated inside after one fell into the water Rescuers hope the men could have found found air pockets inside the vessel to survive Time is of the essence, because air pockets will eventually become depleted Grim fears as Coast Guard reveals there have been no signs ...

Air New Zealand holds weigh week to determine average weight of plane passengers Siobhan Downes SHARE Photo: iStock Some Air New Zealand passengers might find themselves stepping onto the scales this week as the airline undertakes a survey to figure out the average weight of its customers. Seven Sharp presenter Hilary Barry was among those caught up in the airlines weigh-in, and tweeted about her experience at Auckland Airports domestic terminal. "OMG Air NZ announces to everyone in the te...

Some Air New Zealand passengers might find themselves stepping onto the scales this week as the airline undertakes a survey to figure out the average weight of its customers. Seven Sharp presenter Hilary Barry was among those caught up in the airlines weigh-in, and tweeted about her experience at Auckland Airports domestic terminal. "OMG Air NZ announces to everyone in the terminal its conducting a survey to weigh both passengers and hand luggage today," she wrote. Air New Zealand will be weigh...

Published 14 Apr, 2021 This is The Limit Break, a fortnightly column in which Kat Bailey explores all things RPG. Its also, sadly, Kats last entry in the series. Congratulations to her on her new role. A question that crosses my mind from time to time is why there aren’t more horror RPGs. Certainly, RPGs are more than capable of generating psychological terrors, and horror games are as popular as they’ve ever been. But outside of a handful of classics like Sweet Home, ...

WHECTV Created: March 07, 2021 08:11 AM ARKANSAS (WHEC) — After being abandoned and left for dead, one dog is getting a second chance at life along with a new home at an Arkansas Sheriffs Office.  Lonoke County Sheriff John Staley says deputies found two dogs abandoned in a home alone for three weeks. One dog died and the other pup wasnt far behind.  "The vet was astonished that he hadnt died," said Staley. Staley says the owners were arrested, charged with animal cr...

It was the last time Bloomer would see his colleagues and friends alive. "Sometimes it seems like it was yesterday, and other days, you know, Its constantly something you think about," Bloomer says on the 30 year anniversary of the fire. Brian Anderson, the curator of the Firemans Hall Museum in Philadelphia, says its hard to imagine what those three men encountered as they approached the 22nd floor when you consider that the owners of the building had not yet equipped every floor with a sprink...

web posted January 18, 2021 For America’s obdurate ideologues, it has always been an intellectual challenge to connect the historical dots. Inexorable as these connective dots may be, the ideologues’s ability to parse language, compartmentalize issues, and rationalize destructive behavior allow them to move seamlessly from one cause du jour to another, with little reflection on what preceded and influenced the current crisis at hand. In the 1930’s, our domestic socialists ...

Peoria Fire captain dies after 10-year battle with cancer, will be laid to rest Friday This loss is counted as one of seven recognized by the state of Arizona as an occupational cancer-related death. Author: Rachel Cole Updated: 3:42 AM MST January 29, 2021 PHOENIX — Editors note: David Rehnkes funeral services will be held on Jan. 29. They will be streamed on the departments Facebook page. There was sad news announced out of the West Valley on Tuesday as the ...