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37 people injured in turbulence on air canada flight to australia.

The plane finally had to land on thursday in hawaii on schedule, the airline announced. According to the report, those affected received medical treatment and have since been released from the hospital.

According to the statement, the AC33 flight was en route from vancouver in southeastern canada to sydney on thursday with 269 passengers and 15 crew members when "unforeseen and sudden turbulence" occurred. According to global news canada, eyewitnesses reported that some passengers were not wearing seat belts and had hit their heads on the ceiling.

In this bath the motto is "rest instead of slide". Compared to modern spas, the autenhausen recreational facility looks like a relic from a bygone era. The swimming pool, picturesquely situated on the edge of the seblach district in the creek bed of the kreck, is nevertheless not to be reduced in size. The 40th anniversary of the facility will be celebrated this weekend.

People liked to swim in autenhausen even after the second world war: residents of the then still independent community used a weir on the kreck to cool off in the water. Since it was located in the immediate vicinity of the zonal border, however, land mines from the GDR border fortifications that had been sprayed into the water often clouded the pool.

In search of a safer place to swim, the municipality loved to dredge a pond in the erlenbachsgrund, but it was quickly overrun by algae. This is how the plans for a swimming pool behind the sports ground came into being. The construction was a great effort for the small community. On 25. June 1972 the new facility was put into operation. Since then, a lot has happened: the technical and sanitary facilities have been modernized, the changing rooms have been renewed, the roof has been renovated and a paddling pool has been built for the smallest bathers. When the sun and warmth are missing, the water is heated to a constant 25 degrees thanks to the heating system.
In view of the current weather conditions, only a few visitors dare to enter the open-air swimming pool. Nevertheless, lifeguard siegfried schmidt (better known as "der siggi") has his hands full: supervising the pool, maintaining the entire facility, mowing the lawn, cleaning the pools, checking the water quality, cleaning, tidying up and looking after the guests – especially those who belong to the groups booked into the neighboring campgrounds.

At the infantry day last summer, brigadier general andreas hannemann and the parliamentary secretary of state in the ministry of defense, peter tauber (CDU), also discussed the bonnland training village. The infantry training center wanted to adapt the facility to current training requirements. And apparently a lot of movement has come into the matter.

Hannemann, commander of the hammelburg infantry training center, mentioned the topic in his speech at the reception following the traditional christmas concert of the german armed forces. "After fixing several investments in training facilities and accommodation within the saaleck barracks in the past months, we are now turning our attention to the expansion of the local combat facility bonnland", said hannemann.

The aim is to adapt the infrastructure to the requirements of modern warfare and to create the best possible conditions for the optimal preparation of units for deployment. According to hannemann, investments in the high double-digit millions are currently being discussed. The idea behind the expansion of the bonnland training facility is to be able to depict the modern infrastructure found in operational areas in the training scenarios. For that the scenery must be extended by buildings.

The decline of recent years seems to have been halted for the time being. This year, the number of exhibitors has risen slightly for the second time in a row. More than 4200 in 70 countries this year. In terms of visitors, the fair hopes to exceed last year’s 339,000 mark. Major exhibitors such as microsoft and IBM remain loyal to the IT show. Even google is here. And the fair is happy about some prominent returnees like samsung or sharp.

In addition, the organizers once again emphasize that the sheer number of exhibitors says little about the number of visitors. "The main thing is for customers to do business here," says trade fair director ernst raue. So we can finally breathe a sigh of relief in hannover? Even at one of the rough cebit exhibitors, it’s acknowledged that the high-tech performance show has not yet regained its old radiance.

The fact that exhibitors are leaving so quickly that the trade show could disappear from one year to the next is no longer something to be feared. But the role of the leading IT trade show and center of the digital world, much touted by the german industry association bitkom, is not yet over? The mobile world congress, which traditionally gathers industry captains in barcelona just a few days before the cebit, has taken over this role.

The archive is the memory of a community. Well sorted and equipped with an accurate index, it is a wonderful treasure with a wealth of information about the community and life in it. The municipal alliance 7/22 sudost women around the importance of archives and has hired for this purpose julia halbleib. She first took on the seinsheim archives.

Community archive care

Iphofen, mainbernheim, markt einersheim, seinsheim, willanzheim, martinsheim and rodelsee have joined together to form an alliance. This is the first time that the city of iphofen has cooperated in the preservation of its archives under the leadership of willanzheim. Julia halbleib from gerlachshausen has been working as the new full-time archivist since mid march, for the time being for five years. The 28-year-old studied history (bachelor’s degree) and art history (master’s degree) in wurzburg and wrote her master’s thesis on field post letters from the first world war.

First stop: seinsheim

There is a lot of work waiting for them in the municipal archives. First stop so far was seinsheim. "My work in the archives depends on the seasons," she says, laughing. The explanation, however, is simple: the seinsheim archive, for example, is housed under the roof. And it gets very warm there in the summer, because the room is naturally not air-conditioned. So the transitional period of spring/summer offered itself here.