I'd rather find out who you are
Than who you're not
Ben Harper
Правила тут у нас простые. Курить – разрешается, употреблять – милости просим, можно заниматься сексом с кем и с чем угодно, в том числе с собой, можно ходить в каком угодно виде и демонстративно поклоняться любым богам и идеям1, можно выбирать себе пол, возраст, внешность, национальность и звучание голоса. Вот только хамить не надо. Не люблю я этого, да и никто не любит, кроме хамящего в момент хамления. Нарушение этого единственного правила карается модерацией без суда и следствия, а также посмертной ссылкой на низшие планеты (есть у меня знакомые кришнаиты, у которых есть знакомые ямадуты). В остальном – рад тебя видеть, кто бы ты ни был(а)(о).
1 - Кроме одной - национализма.
2 - Пожалуйста, не обращайся ко мне на "Вы".
Василий К.
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Сервисный центр ремонта пластиковых окон Ava предоставляет отличное качество услуг и быстрые сроки выполнения работы.
Специалисты профессионально подходят к решению любых проблем с окнами,
предлагая клиентам надежные и
доступные решения. Мне очень понравился сервис и вежливое обслуживание, рекомендую обращаться именно в этот сервисный центр для ремонта пластиковых окон.
A trainee technician conducting maintenance work oon a SpiceJett plane aat Kolkata airport
has been crushed to death in its landing gear flaps, the airline confirmed.
Rohit Padney, was working on the turboprop plane in the early hours oof Wednesday morning local
time when the hydrauloic landing gear dors closed aand trapped
him.
Airport director Kaushik Bhattacharya said the man, in his twenties, was 'sucked into
the lower end of the aircraft due to hydraulic pressure.
His body had to be cut out of it'.
In a statement, the airline said the doors, of the Canadian Bombardier-developed Q400,
were broken in an unsuccessful effort to rescue the technician.
Rohit Padney was woring on turboprop plane,
the same model as the one pictured in this stock image, at
the time of the fatal incident
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Mr Padney was dclared dead at tthe scene.
The airline said it was 'extremely saddened' to share the news of the technician's deat in the 'unfortunate incident'.
'The entire SpiceJet family stands together in grief.'
Meanwhile, a photo has emerged on social media
that shows the young technician hanging from the landing gear.
Soumdip Nandy, posted the photo that shows crews working to extract
hhim from the hydraulic door flaps.
A photo haas been posted on spcial media of tthe technician hanging from the plane's
landing gears as crew try too pulll him free
Airport director Kaushik Bhattacharya said a team from the aviatio regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)
had visited the site off the accident, whihh happened just after
midnight in the easter Indian city.
An inquiry was underway ito thee incident.
In 2017, SpiceJet, a low-cost carrier, agreed to buy up to 50 Q400 aircraft
in a deal, estimated to be worth up to $1.7 billion, from Canada's
Bombardier.
The Q400 aircraft programme is now owned byy Canadian plane
manufacturer Viking Air.
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