Spain train crash

Spain train crash
The Train In Spain Crashed Mostly Like a Plane Causing Fatal Pain - Was the Conductor Insane?
by
Lance Winslow
In late July of 2013, 80 passengers died when a train jumped the tracks. What happened? Well, we don't know for sure, maybe someday we will, but the train was going nearly twice the speed it was supposed to and around a corner not designed for such high-speeds with that type of train. Worse, the conductor had previously bragged and boasted on his social networking page about such excessive speeds, even posted pictures of the speedometer at 190 Kilometers per hour. Was the conductor insane?
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Train-In-Spain-Crashed-Mostly-Like-a-Plane-Causing-Fatal-Pain---Was-the-Conductor-Insane?
id=7895339 - Jul 27, 2013
Banking Pain in Spain With Stormy Clouds and Forecast of More Rain on the Plain
by
Lance Winslow
Perhaps, you remember three or four months ago when the European Union was supposedly going to be saved by the Chinese. In other words, the Chinese would become the lender of last resort because they didn't want to lose the European market for their exports. It is true that Europe accounts for almost 20% of their exports, and therefore it stood to reason that China would be concerned about the euro crisis.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Banking-Pain-in-Spain-With-Stormy-Clouds-and-Forecast-of-More-Rain-on-the-Plain
id=7094044 - May 31, 2012
Top 10 Deadliest Pilot Errors in Last Ten Years
by
Shahzad Saeed
Among the top 10 deadliest air crash happened in last 10 years, 5 were due to pilot error. It is reported that about 75% of the flight crash all around the world is also due to pilot error. This is a list of top 10 deadliest pilot errors happened between 2001 and 2010.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Top-10-Deadliest-Pilot-Errors-in-Last-Ten-Years
id=5132788 - Oct 01, 2010
What To Do And What Not To Do Immediately After An Auto Accident
by
Dr Barry L Marks D.C.
Auto accidents are very common, but most people do not know what to do immediately afterwards. Learn what to do and what not to do to avoid making your situation even worse. Many problems associated with auto accidents could be avoided if you know what to do...
http://ezinearticles.com/?What-To-Do-And-What-Not-To-Do-Immediately-After-An-Auto-Accident
id=1107000 - Apr 12, 2008
UEFA Euro 2008 Tournament Winner Prediction (Gambling Tips
Prices)
by
James Tillson
Predictions and team write ups for the Euro 2008 competition. All the latest player news and statistics for you to choose your winner. A break down of the best bets to make and which bookmakers are offering the best prices. A must for all sports punters!
http://ezinearticles.com/?UEFA-Euro-2008-Tournament-Winner-Prediction-(Gambling-Tips-and-Prices)
id=1229934 - Jun 06, 2008
Barcelona Metropolis - Why Everyone Wants to Be in Barcelona!
by
David Brydon
Barcelona is probably one of the top destinations on the planet at the moment. Tourism is as good as ever, business is booming, and the desire to live in the Catalan Capital from expats and foreigners is ever growing.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Barcelona-Metropolis---Why-Everyone-Wants-to-Be-in-Barcelona!
id=1814765 - Dec 22, 2008
Developments in Airline Industry Benefits Consumers
by
Steven Magill
These days consumers are kings when it comes to traveling by air. There are many airlines that offer great deals for travel as long as the booking is made ahead of time. Sweden Airlines have also collaborated in their efforts to have more people travel and mileages from traveling from such airlines may be redeemed in other airlines.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Developments-in-Airline-Industry-Benefits-Consumers
id=3515902 - Jan 03, 2010
Richard Wright - Moving Away From America Transforming Him to an Internationalist and Africanist
by
Arthur Smith
Wright traveled extensively--to Africa, Asia, and Spain--and wrote several non-fiction works on political and sociological topics. He had helped found Présence Africaine with Aimé Césaire, Leopold Senghor, and Alioune Diop. He spent some time in Ghana and in 1954 published Black Power a title drawn from a term coined by Wright, concerning the color line in Africa and the new "tragic elite," the leaders of the former colonies. In 1953 Wright travelled extensively in the then Gold Coast which was awaiting independence to do research for a book on Africa. The boat in which he was travelling stops briefly in Freetown, Sierra Leone en route to Takoradi where he disembarks and travels from there 170 miles to Accra, his main destination. He meets Kweme Nkrumah the then Prime Minister and other members of his Convention People's Party as well as the king of the Ashantis and other traditional rulers. Excursions took Wright from Accra to Cape Coast, Christianborg and Prampan, visiting slave-trading fortresses and dungeons travelling almost 3,000 miles in a chauffeur-driven car, touring the interior from Koforidua to Mampong and from Sekondi-Takorasdi to Kumasi regions.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Richard-Wright---Moving-Away-From-America-Transforming-Him-to-an-Internationalist-and-Africanist
id=1250522 - Jun 23, 2008
Conspicuous By Their Absence: David Beckham - Romario - Raul - Sunday Oliseh - Roy Keane
by
Adeola A Bankole
It always provokes a reaction from fans of national teams whenever their favourite players' names are excluded from the squad to play in any match or to participate in a major tournament. Every fan is an expert, an Alex Ferguson who can give you a million reasons why player A should have been included in the squad. In reality, football is a lot more complex than that.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Conspicuous-By-Their-Absence:-David-Beckham---Romario---Raul---Sunday-Oliseh---Roy-Keane
id=7057381 - May 11, 2012
The Paso Robles Cross
by
Robert D Avery
Recently, an old oak tree fell near Paso Robles, CA, revealing a rough hewed cross in its hollow trunk. The cross was cut there by early Spanish pioneers in the late 1760's, marking a trail for those who followed. The trail became El Camino Real - Highway 101. This story looks briefly at the events surrounding the opening of the trail and encourages the reader to visit one of the restored missions.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Paso-Robles-Cross