A driver crashed into an Indianapolis Fire Department engine on Sunday, January 10, 2021. The driver failed to yield to a red light, according to the fire department.
INDIANAPOLIS — A driver who failed to yield at a red light crashed into a fire engine responding to an emergency call Sunday afternoon, according to the Indianapolis Fire Department.
IFD crews on Engine 25 were responding to a possible apartment fire with its lights and sirens on when another driver crashed into the engine near East 10th Street and North Arlington Avenue, IFD Battalion Chief Rita Reith said in a press release. The crash happened around 12:30 p.m.
The driver's car crashed into the engine's passenger side, rear door, and wheel well, Reith said. Part of the driver's bumper and front license plate were embedded in the wheel.
The crash left part of the driver's front bumper and license plate embedded into the engine's wheel.
Three cars and the engine were involved in the crash, Reith said.
Two adults and one child who were in the cars involved were taken to local hospitals to be checked out, Reith said. No firefighters were injured.
The engine's cab is now misaligned from the remainder of the engine.
International sculptor Frances Segelman hosted the unveiling of Holocaust survivor Mala Tribich’s sculpture on 10 May 2022 at her home in London.
On 10 May 2022, International celebrity sculptor Frances Segelman, hosted the unveiling of the sculpture that she sculpted on 20 April 202.
The event was a small and intimate in front of a crowd of friends and family.
We can’t thank Frances enough for her incredible work.Dining at The Bank on Collins is all about enjoying tasty, modern pub fare with a sophisticated touch. Whether it’s a quick mid-week lunch, leisurely sit-down dinner or sampling our tasty bar snacks over a drink, our menus have been designed to showcase the wonderful local ingredients we use. The Bank aims to please the masses and has fast become a favourite for the corporate crowd looking for delicious, speedy, inexpensive lunches and dinners. On weekends, we slow things down a little as guests sit back and relax in our heritage listed building.What’s the saying? It’s 5pm somewhere? At The Bank on Collins that’s a saying we live by. Serving up delicious signature cocktails, a great range of local and imported beers on tap, local and international wines, and a back-bar to impress the most seasoned of spirit drinkers, The Bank on Collins will have something to tickle your fancy. With happy hour Monday-Saturday 5-7pm, you can indulge in that after work drink without breaking the bank.What’s the saying? It’s 5pm somewhere? At The Bank on Collins that’s a saying we live by. Serving up delicious signature cocktails, a great range of local and imported beers on tap, local and international wines, and a back-bar to impress the most seasoned of spirit drinkers, The Bank on Collins will have something to tickle your fancy. With happy hour Monday-Saturday 5-7pm, you can indulge in that after work drink without breaking the bank.
Peter Mark launches annual Petermarkathon in aid of the Irish Heart Foundation
Peter Mark today announced the 2022 Petermarkathon, an annual fundraising event which will take place in Peter Mark salons nationwide from 24th to the 31st October. This year the team will be raising vital funds for the Irish Heart Foundation, as part of its ‘Her Heart Matters’ campaign.
The Irish Heart Foundation is the national charity for the prevention of heart disease and stroke in Ireland. More than 4,000 women in Ireland die from heart disease and stroke each year. In fact, cardiovascular disease kills six times as many women in Ireland as breast cancer. From about the age of 40, a woman’s risk of heart disease and stroke increases as she moves into menopause. The ‘Her Heart Matters’ campaign aims to encourage women in their 40s, 50s and beyond to review their lifestyles and make vital, sustainable changes to improve their heart health.
To raise as much money as possible, each Peter Mark salon has been tasked with creating its own individual and unique way to raise money this year, so visitors to their local salon can expect pyjama parties, fancy dress, raffles, games and many other fun-filled events over the course of the weekend.
Commenting on the launch, Peter O’Rourke, CEO, Peter Mark said, “This is the 11th year of the Petermarkathon which is a highlight on the Peter Mark calendar and to date we are delighted to say that we have raised over €700,000 for Irish charities across the Island of Ireland. I am so proud of our team who put their heart and soul into this initiative every year. This year we want to go bigger and better than ever and we look forward to raising as much money as possible to support the important work of the Irish Heart Foundation.”
Dr Angie Brown, Consultant Cardiologist and Medical Director, Irish Heart Foundation said: “All of us in the Irish Heart Foundation are thrilled to have been chosen as Peter Mark’s charity partner for the 2022 Petermarkathon. This partnership will help raise awareness of heart disease and stroke amongst women, as well as raise vital funds so that we can continue to fight for women’s hearts and provide free expert prevention and support programmes to women nationwide.”
To find the location of your nearest Peter Mark salon, see www.petermark.ie
For more information on Irish Heart Foundation’s Her Heart Matters click here.Genus of about 40 species of rosette-forming or woody-based perennials (some species monocarpic), evergreen shrubs and erect, eventually spreading evergreen trees from hot, dry places such as deserts, sand dunes and plains in North and Central America and the West Indies.
Used mainly as architectural accent plants.
Commonly known as: Spanish bayonet.
Commonly known as: Adam's needle, Silk grass, Spoonleaf yucca.
Commonly known as: Our Lord's candle.Belizean Businessman Busted in Melchor Pulls Out His Guatemalan Documents During Court Appearance
A Belizean businessman who also holds Guatemalan citizenship is being held in Guatemala following an overnight raid in Melchor de Mencos on Tuesday. On Wednesday, we reported that thirty-three-year-old Francisco Javier de la Ho Duarte had been caught with two AK-47 rifles, seventy-five rounds of ammunition and cash in an assortment of currencies from U.S. dollars, to Peruvian Soles, Mexican pesos and Belize dollars. A small amount of weed was also found during the raid which also involved a woman identified as forty-three-year-old Aolibama Mengibar. News Five has received reports from persons in the know that Duarte was born, raised and married in Benque Viejo where he operates. But when he was charged today across the border, he presented his Guatemalan documents during his court appearance. But was his Benque Viejo house also raided? The police say they are working with the Guatemalan authorities on the investigation.
ACP Joseph Myvett, Head, National Crimes Investigation Branch
“A home belonging to him was raided in Melchor the previous day, so we are aware of that.”
Reporter
“Are you looking for any connections to him in Belize on the Belize side of the border since he was found with weapons and ammunition and cash?”
“We know that he is in possession of a licensed firearm on this side of the border.”
Reporter
“Are there any plans to perhaps visit his home in Belize, on the Belize side of the border?”
ACP Joseph Myvett
“Yes, this is an ongoing investigation and there is definitely joint cooperation between the Guatemalan law enforcement authorities and ourselves.”
Police raided his home already.
So will he reregister and be elgible to vote?We're talking about [radiating blackbodies](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_body). A blackbody is an object which absorbs and emits radiation with %100 efficiency. It's a theoretical concept, but stars are near-blackbodies so they emit radiation in a [predictable pattern](http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/files/2008/07/blackbody.jpg).

Other object's emission spectrum will deviate from this curve, depending on their composition. There's a lot going on inside a flame, chemically, which can change the appearance of the flame. For example, a blackbody can't emit light which appears green to us, but you can make a green flame by burning boric acid.Alzheimer drug may help kids with Down syndrome
04:29 PM PDT on Saturday, May 3, 2008
BELLEVUE, Wash. - Can children with Down syndrome improve their ability to learn by taking an Alzheimer's drug?
It's a question local researchers are hoping to answer, and they're looking for help from families in Western Washington.
Twelve-year-old Joey Kane can keep up with his peers on the basketball court, but keeping up in school is a different story. Joey has Down syndrome, a genetic disorder that causes learning deficits and health problems. But it hasn't stopped his determination to succeed in his mainstream sixth grade class.
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