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62. Physics Today December 2001 His time at Columbia was eventful, and is especially poignant now in lightof the World Trade Center airplane disasters on 11 September 2001. http://www.physicstoday.com/pt/vol-54/iss-12/p75b.html

Back to Table of Contents Also This Month: Vitalii Iosifovich Goldanskii William Edward Caswell John Edward 'Jack' Estes Leslie Lawrance Foldy ... Howard Thomas Powell Site Index Physics Today Home Page Current Issue Past Contents Job Ads Upcoming Meetings Buyer's Guide About Physics Today Contact Us Advertising Information Print Ad Rates and Specs Online Ad Rates and Specs Advertiser Index Product Information Information Exchange Leslie Lawrance Foldy Leslie Lawrance Foldy Leslie Lawrance Foldy, Institute Professor Emeritus of Physics at Case Western Reserve University, whose pioneering work elucidated the theory of the multiple scattering of waves and the nonrelativistic limit of the Dirac equation, died on 18 January 2001 in Cleveland, Ohio, after suffering a heart attack on the previous day. That same year, Les joined Columbia University's Underwater Sound Laboratory, where he participated in research associated with the war effort. It was there that he published, in 1945, his first, and perhaps most influential, paper on the behavior of waves in the presence of a disordered array of scatterers. Originally developed to treat the multiple scattering of sound from the cloud of cavitation bubbles in the wake of a submarine, this theory was found to have a wide application in areas as diverse as neutron scattering and the behavior of electrons in disordered alloys. Les's fundamental insights were subsequently rediscovered many times by later workers who were unaware of his paper. His time at Columbia was eventful, and is especially poignant now in light of the World Trade Center airplane disasters on 11 September 2001. Working one Saturday on the 64th floor of the Empire State Building, he was startled to hear the sound of a rapidly approaching airplane. A tremendous noise signaled that it had crashed into the building a few floors above him, resulting in some loss of life. Considerate, but also sparing with his words, Les sent a telegram to his wife, Roma, in Florida with this simple message: "Don't worry. I'm all right!" She was unaware of the accident and, on receiving his telegram, worried!

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68. Reflection -- Larger Webs My own fears were expressed in the reality of being close to someone who was involvedin not one but three near airplane disasters over a short period of time. http://www.reflection-idea.com/larger.html

Home Table of Contents Previous Chapter Next Chapter Larger Webs I t is when we start to look at larger webs of connections that Reflection really begins to assault common sense. Reflection implies that events involving large numbers of people, such as a plane crash, are perfect reflections of the inner selves of all involved. It implies that all is a reflection of each one of us, and that each one of us is a reflection of all. While very difficult to accept, this is exactly the world view of many Eastern mystics and some Western philosophers as well. But knowing others have thought this is not a compelling argument for its truth. The only way to really understand it is to open your mind to the possibility and see if it works in the situations you know. For these large webs, Reflection does not imply everyone's needs are the same, or as intense. Each person experiences a shared reality uniquely. For example, in a plane crash some people survive. Their reality is clearly different from those who die. One can assume their inner needs are different as well, as are the inner

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70. The Political Graveyard: Politicians Killed In Aircraft Accidents And Disasters Politicians Killed in Aircraft Accidents and disasters. Very incomplete list! Diedin an airplane accident near Indian Head, Charles County, Md., May 28, 1921. http://politicalgraveyard.com/death/aircraft.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Politicians Killed in Aircraft Accidents and Disasters Very incomplete list! in chronological order John Purroy Mitchel (1879-1918) Born in Mayor of New York, N.Y. , 1914-17; defeated, 1917. Catholic Irish ancestry. Killed in a plane crash during World War I military training, in Louisiana, July 6 . Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery , Bronx, N.Y. Maurice Connolly (1877-1921) Born in Dubuque, Dubuque County , Iowa, March 13 . Democrat. U.S. Representative from Iowa 3rd District, 1913-15. Member, Elks . Died in an airplane accident near Indian Head, Charles County , Md., May 28 . Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery , Dubuque, Iowa. See also: congressional biography Thaddeus C. Sweet (1872-1928) of Phoenix, Oswego County , N.Y. Born in Phoenix, Oswego County , N.Y., November 16 . Republican. Member of New York state assembly Speaker of the New York State Assembly , 1914-20; delegate to Republican National Convention from New York, U.S. Representative from New York 32nd District, 1923-28; died in office 1928. Died as result of an airplane accident in Whitney Point

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72. The 10 Deadliest Airplane Crashes 17, 1908, at Fort Meyer, Va., as Orville demonstrated the Wright's airplane for the Aviationdisasters A look at the 10 deadliest disasters in aviation history http://www.news-record.com/ae/firstflight/10wright22.htm

Piedmont Triad, North Carolina SEARCH Man Can Fly! Centennial Plans In Pursuit of Wings Solving the Mysteries of Flight ... Quotes from the Wright Brothers First in Flight: Countdown to Takeoff The 10 deadliest airplane crashes Fatalities have been a part of aviation since its earliest days. In fact, the first person to die in an aviation accident was a passenger flying with Orville Wright. Lt. Thomas E. Selfridge died Sept. 17, 1908, at Fort Meyer, Va., as Orville demonstrated the Wright's airplane for the U.S. Army. Orville was severely injured in the accident. Since that day, countless people have died in aviation accidents. Here's a recount of the 10 deadliest. 1. 583 dead. March 27, 1977, Tenerife, Canary Islands. A KLM 747-200 collides with a Pan Am 747-100 on the runway during heavy fog. Both planes erupt into flames. Sixty-six aboard the Pan Am plane survive. 2. 520 dead. Aug. 12, 1985, Mt. Osutaka, Japan. A Japan Air Lines 747SR suffers an aft bulkhead failure which causes severe control difficulties. The plane crashes into a mountain. Four people survive. 3. 349 dead. Nov. 12, 1996, near New Delhi, India.

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SITEMAP Experts/Investigators/Theories In general aviation accidents, the government investigators often send key parts (such as engines and instruments) to the manufacturers, to check them for possible defects that might have led to the crash. Theoretically, these parts are supposed to be under the surveillance and control of the government investigators all the time that they are on the premises of the manufacturer, but in reality, this is sometimes like putting the thieves in charge of the loot. Experienced counsel can insure that evidence is preserved, that experts re-review the investigation of government agencies and manufacturers. For these reasons alone, experienced counsel is critical to the success of a victim's claim. As a general principle, the law applicable to disasters occurring on ground, and even upon the high seas, is applicable to disasters committed in the air or otherwise connected with the operation of aircraft. This principle has been codified in some states, including California. It is incumbent upon counsel to determine in a given accident who was responsible for the disaster itself. The National Transportation Safety Board has estimated that approximately 83% of all general aviation accidents are attributable to pilot error. Thus, in some cases involving injuries to passengers, bystanders or property loss, the pilot, his estate and/or employer could be primarily at fault. Whether there was negligent preflight of the aircraft, negligent flight planning, inadequate flight experience for conditions, or other error must all be considered by counsel.

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Airplane crash attorneys, aviation attorneys, airplane crash lawyers and aviation lawyers. Airplane Crashes and Airline Crashes 1. What are the causes of airplane crashes? Although commercial airline travel is generally considered to be one of the safest methods of travel, tragedies can and do occur. The causes of airplane crashes are many and may include: Inadequate security, resulting in hijacking; Equipment malfunction or failure; Pilot error; or Control tower error. 2. If I have, or someone I know has, been in an airplane crash, what should I do? It is extremely important to have an experienced aviation attorney who has expertise in the handling and presentation of an airplane crash case. It is critical not to do anything that might have a negative affect upon your case. An experienced attorney might advise you not to give any statements or sign any authorizations, so it is important to get the advice of an experienced attorney before you do something that could have a negative impact upon your case. 3. How do I go about getting experts to help me with my airplane crash case?

79. Air Disasters Take High Toll - The Richmond Times-Dispatch The woman, carrying a scorched piece of airplane wreckage, was among hundreds of Amongpostwar disasters in the Richmond area, the crash was one of three that http://www.timesdispatch.com/150th/sqdis4.shtml

Search: Feedback Subscribe to the T-D Archives Air disasters take high toll Three area crashes claim 154 lives over 15-year span BY BILL WASSON TIMES-DISPATCH STAFF WRITER Oct 15, 2000 PART 4: 1946-77 You all hurry up!" the woman yelled. "There ain't much left." So began a Nov. 13, 1961, story in the Richmond Times-Dispatch. MILESTONES Chartered airplane crashes while attempting to make emergency landing at Byrd Field, killing 27 people. June 13 tornado rips through Richmond causing damage estimated at more than $1 million in swath from Byrd Park to First Street. No one killed, 12 people hospitalized, nearly 300 structures damaged or destroyed. Hurricane Hazel lashes Richmond in mid-October with wind gusts of up to 79 mph, causing extensive damage. 1955: Fire at 1820 Monument Ave. claims lives of three people; eight able to escape because 7-year-old girl rouses them. While firefighters battle those flames, general alarm fire breaks out downtown, burns three buildings at 13th and Main streets, causing estimated $250,000 damage.> Capital Airlines passenger plane crashes, burns in Charles City County, kills 46 passengers, four crew members.

80. WTC, Pa, And Pentagon Disasters Then there was the airplane that crashed in PA. Then there was the report of thetwo Middle Eastern men who's airplane was delayed in Dallas. They got upset. http://www.aspecialplace.net/America/wtc.htm

On September 11, 2001, the attack on America shocked Americans as few of us have ever experienced. We do not know how to cope with it; even though we were not at the World Trade Center in NY, in Pennsylvania, or at the Pentagon. Below you will find pictures that will say more than I could ever express in words. You will also see a letter written by three individuals that will give you food for thought. Last, but not least, the page will end with a prayer and a chance for YOU to forward this page to your friends and families. God's blessings be with you now and forever; keeping you safe and healthy. Marie Glossop, maintainer of A Special Place. The World Trade Center in NY. Look closely at the large picture, than at the insert and you shall find who is behind the terrorism that shook our Country to its knees. These pictures were sent to me by a friend. They will forever be embedded in my brain. He also sent me a letter which I feel I must post here. Please read it, plus the two below. Your feed back is always welcome.

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