Stuff.co.nz |
Why you've never heard of the six Chinese men who survived the Titanic
Stuff.co.nz (Be honest: The tune is in your head as you read this.) Over the past century, volumes have been written about hundreds of the Titanic's victims and survivors, their life stories preserved in astonishing detail by history books and their descendants … and more » |
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Stars and Stripes |
Why you've never heard of the 6 Chinese men who survived the Titanic
Stars and Stripes (Be honest: The tune is in your head as you read this.) Over the past century, volumes have been written about hundreds of the Titanic's victims and survivors, their life stories preserved in astonishing detail by history books and their descendants … and more » |
Source: Brain Injury News
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Boy suffers head injuries in fall from window
myGC.com.au Boy suffers head injuries in fall from window. April 22, 2018 6:53 am in National by Rachel Junge. A young boy is lucky to be alive after surviving a fall from a third floor window. The five-year-old was rushed to The Children's Hospital at Westmead in … and more » |
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Herald & Review |
What you may have missed: Blessing bikes, finding Harvard, Bergner's closing, youth tackle football, Crossing grant,
Herald & Review The sponsor of a proposal to ban Illinois children younger than 12 from playing tackle football told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the measure aimed at delaying the effects of helmet-banging head trauma lacks the votes to pass this session … |
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CTV News |
ASIRT says officers acted reasonably in fatal shooting of man in 2016
CTV News … have found that a Calgary police officer who was called to the scene of a dangerous situation in October 2016 and ended up fatally shooting a man acted reasonably. Police were called to a home in the 0-100 block of Sunmount Crescent S.E. at about … and more » |
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Den of Geek US |
John Scalzi On Gender, Sports, and Representation in Sci-Fi
Den of Geek US Scalzi just released Head On, the second standalone novel in the same universe as his science fiction thriller Lock In. Both novels are set in a world that has been forever changed by something called the Haden's syndrome, a pandemic that left one … |
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