165. Marcy Borders, 9/11's 'dust lady', dies of stomach cancer.


It was one of the most haunting images that emerged after 9/11,;a woman covered in ash and powdered concrete fleeing the World Trade Center after the first plane struck the tower and brought horror to the heart of New York. Marcy Borders was a 28-year-old Bank of America worker when the photograph of her staring into the lens with her eyes asquint and her mouth agape was taken. Borders, who came to be known around the world as “dust lady”, died on Monday at the age of 42 after a year-long battle with stomach cancer that she blamed on dust inhaled during the attack.


http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/aug/26/911s-dust-lady-marcy-borders-dies-of-stomach-cancer?CMP=fb_gu

166. The Atlantic bridge, Norway.

Beautiful Banff, Canada.

168. Syrian girl who survived a Syrian military air raid. 20 civilians were killed, date undocumented.

Damascus, Syria then and now.

170. Sign at elementary school in Arkansas.

171. Firefighters take a 800lb woman out of her apartment in a net.

172. Weird: Out-of-Coffin Wake keeps from Puerto Rico.


Source: http://cavemancircus.com/2015/08/24/a-damn-fine-collection-of-fascinating-photos-34/

173. Empty Oval Office.

Was emptied for painting when the photo was taken in 2001. Floor was replaced by during Reagan’s term, replacing linoleum from the 60s. And again updated in 2005, keeping this same pattern.

Sile12:
1. The World's first camera.

i do ask this question buh i've never got a good answer, the question is which camera was used to snap that picture?

yussuf739:
i do ask this question buh i've never got a good answer, the question is which camera was used to snap that picture?

Used a newer camera to snap the oldest.

yussuf739:

i do ask this question buh i've never got a good answer, the question is which camera was used to snap that picture?

Sile12:

Used a newer camera to snap the oldest.

Nice One

talk2yommex2000:




Nice One

Tnx.

Sile12:
7. Where two oceans meet but do not mix, gulf of Alaska.

Nice, I have seen this phenomenon over Gulf of Guinea before.

174. Faith in Humanity: Austrian people are lining up waiting for Syrian refugees.

175. Faith in Humanity: Hungarians bring their shoes to the Budapest train station for arriving migrants.

175. Europe's migration crisis: Authorities stand near the lifeless body of 2-year-old Aylan Kurdi on the shore of Bodrum, Turkey, on Wednesday, September 2. Aylan, his brother Galip and their mother drowned while fleeing Syria. September, 2015.

176. Europe's migration crisis: A Syrian refugee, holding his son and daughter, cries tears of joy after their boat arrived on the Greek island of Kos. The island in the Aegean Sea has been overwhelmed by Syrian refugees. August, 2015.



source: http://edition.cnn.com/2015/09/08/world/refugee-obligation/index.html?sr=fb090715refugeetreaty855astorygallink


http://cavemancircus.com/2015/09/07/a-damn-fine-collection-of-fascinating-photos-36/

171. Europe's migration crisis: 'Everyone wants to leave' death of hope drives young Syrians to Europe. In a country where beheadings and barrel-bombs are part of everyday life.


The handwritten diagram detailing a route from Izmir to Germany with translation above. Photograph: Ian Black/Guardian.

One of Explorers classic threads.

Soknown:

Nice, I have seen this phenomenon over Gulf of Guinea before.

Do we have 2 oceans around gulf if guinea