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2969 bets Mar 2, 2009
ong 2969 bets on phanne . dats a lot.it must b a record. if she doesnt win there will be a lot of sad faces :( lol
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Lexxu vrs Lexus Feb 28, 2009
imagewho'd win the famous lexxu or the powerful lexus car.. ????
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y is everyone acusing daniel Feb 28, 2009
all he did was send pple mail n nearly everyone complained?????wtf
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The simpsons all sat 4 irish adventure YAY cant wait Feb 26, 2009
It's news that will either be greeted with horror or joy by Failte Ireland. In a television first, an episode of 'The Simpsons' will be broadcast here before it is transmitted in the US.

The historic move is unprecedented in the 20-year history of FOX, the channel that created the much loved dysfunctional yellow family.

The Simpsons will be carrying out their usual cartoon capers in the special episode to be screened on St Patrick's Day.

The screening will see a host of big name celebrities gracing Irish shores, including executive producers Al Jean and James L Brooks, as well as Nancy Cartwright -- the voice of Bart.

In the new episode, entitled 'In The Name of the Grandfather', Homer tries to honour Grampa's dream of a final beer in a pub in the village of Dunkilderry.

Homer takes Grampa across the water to O'Flanagan's pub, where he claims to have spent the best night of his life.

Father and son inevitably drink too much and end up buying the pub off Tom O'Flanagan, whose voice has been provided by Irish actor Colm Meaney.

The show has never been afraid to poke fun at Irish culture. In one episode, groundskeeper Willie's enemy was a drunken Irish poet named groundskeeper Seamus.

- Patricia McDonagh
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breaking news !!!!! Feb 25, 2009
imageThe Turkish Airlines plane broke into three pieces but did not catch fire
The crash of Turkish Airlines Flight 1951 is the most recent in a spate of aircraft accidents in which the number of fatalities has been mercifully low, demonstrating in the clearest possible terms that air travel continues to be one of the safest forms of transport.

Pictures from the crash scene at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport show that the aircraft broke into three distinct sections, but crucially did not catch fire at the moment of impact.

This is the single biggest reason why so many survived the Amsterdam crash, and there is a multitude of reasons why it was not engulfed in flame.

Most notable of these reasons is that modern aircraft are well protected against the possibility of fire taking hold.

Following the loss of a British Airtours Boeing 737, which caught fire on the runway at Manchester Airport in the 1980s, accident investigators recommended the greater use of fireproof materials in airframe manufacture and the soft furnishings used aboard aircraft.

That call was heeded and the aviation industry has made great strides in improving survivability in the event of an air crash.

Class apart

Of course, many other factors have a role to play in whether or not an air crash is survivable or not.


The plane's data and voice recorders will give insights into the crash cause
Of this most recent spate of accidents, where many aboard have been able to walk away from the wreckage, it is worth noting that they occurred mostly in the landing phase, at relatively low altitude and speed and with the aircraft in question carrying only limited amounts of fuel.

This does not, however, detract from the fact that today's modern airliners are a class apart from earlier such aircraft.

The Turkish Airlines jet that crashed in Amsterdam was a Boeing 737-800, one of the newest variants of an aircraft type which is synonymous with short-haul air travel the world over.

The aircraft first flew in 2003 and is understood to have undergone a thorough maintenance check just last year.

Speculation remains rife over what may have caused it simply to fall out of the sky during what appears to have been a routine flight from Istanbul to Amsterdam.

Both the flight data and voice recorders will yield strong information as to the most likely cause of the crash, but so too will eyewitness reports from those on board the aircraft and in the vicinity of the crash site at the time.

Bird strike question

Dutch air accident investigators will have much to occupy them in the days to come and most certainly will examine the possibility the aircraft may have simply stalled in one of the most critical phases of flight.

Some eyewitness reports suggest the aircraft lost momentum shortly before the crash and a very large question in the mind of the investigators may well be whether this could be another example of a bird strike.

They will also examine whether the engines were starved of fuel or whether the jet simply ran out of fuel shortly before impact.

Many questions clearly remain and all operators of this aircraft type will be watching intently lest issues emerge that may impact them.
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just wondering hhhmmmm Feb 23, 2009
i have recently joined this thing n im not too sure about somethings . i was just wondering wat is a misfit. i have heard dont no if true or not dat dere the nice pple !!! n really kind... so i was wondering will someone please tell wat it is
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