21JAN25 "In Eloy Alfaro Parish in Latacunga, a woman hung her three dogs in front of her son, claiming they attacked a lamb. 🐶🐶🐶
The Latacunga Animalista Foundation and the Municipality are investiga... View More21JAN25 "In Eloy Alfaro Parish in Latacunga, a woman hung her three dogs in front of her son, claiming they attacked a lamb. 🐶🐶🐶
The Latacunga Animalista Foundation and the Municipality are investigating the case, which could lead to legal sanctions."🐑
20JAN25 'FM Noticias'🟡 🔵 🔴 SUCCESSES IN THE POSSESSION OF NORTH AMERICAN PRESIDENT TRUMP- "Ecuadorian President, Daniel Noboa, and First Lady, Lavinia Valbonesi, were located on Monday a few meters in... View More20JAN25 'FM Noticias'🟡 🔵 🔴 SUCCESSES IN THE POSSESSION OF NORTH AMERICAN PRESIDENT TRUMP- "Ecuadorian President, Daniel Noboa, and First Lady, Lavinia Valbonesi, were located on Monday a few meters in front of the presidential atrium at the Capitol in Washington D. C. , where President-elect, Donald Trump, will star in his second office.
There, in the third row of guests, Noboa and his wife sat to observe the ceremony, which had to be moved inside the historic building and not into the stands outside, where it is performed as usual, in anticipation of frigid temperatures.
Ahead of the swearing-in at the Capitol, the first senator and first lady attended Saint John's Episcopal Church, near the White House, for the religious act leading up to Trump's inauguration.
After this ceremony, Noboa plans to meet in the afternoon with llan Goldfajn, president of the Inter-American Development Bank (BID).
While the night the Ecuadorian ruler and his wife will be at the Starlight Ball, one of the traditional inaugural dances for the inauguration of the new American ruler. EFE-
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(1996) #Ecuador- Here is a story from 1996 that involved two U.S. service members in Ecuador. '40 DAYS AND 40 NIGHTS - THE ANATOMY OF A MISHAP INVESTIGATION' Published Oct. 22, 2008 - By Col. JOHN W. ... View More(1996) #Ecuador- Here is a story from 1996 that involved two U.S. service members in Ecuador. '40 DAYS AND 40 NIGHTS - THE ANATOMY OF A MISHAP INVESTIGATION' Published Oct. 22, 2008 - By Col. JOHN W. BLUMENTRITT - HQ AETC Safety Directorate,Hurlburt Field, Fla. -
- "I got the call on a Sunday afternoon while working the chains at my 9-year-old son's football game. 🚁An SA-342 Gazelle gunship helicopter had crashed into a river in a remote jungle in northeastern Ecuador with two American special ops servicemembers aboard. 👨🏼🎤The Ecuadorian pilot was killed. One of the Americans, a Navy SEAL, escaped without injury, but the other, a Navy lieutenant, lost his lower left leg in the mishap.
Since the lieutenant was assigned to a unit at Hurlburt Field, Fla., I had been selected to serve on the mishap investigation board. "Why me?" I thought.
Being tasked to serve on one of these boards is almost never convenient. The calls come in the middle of family vacations, on wedding anniversaries, during children's birthday parties ... and football games. At the drop of a hat, safety investigators are taken away from family and normal duties at home units for nearly 40 days and 40 nights.
It's not easy suddenly changing roles. In my case, which took place in 1996, I went from piloting MH-60G Pave Hawk helicopters to investigating a major mishap in a foreign country.
And I won't lie; it's overwhelming when you walk up to the wreckage of a mishap and realize you have to sift through thousands of pieces of evidence. You're thinking, "How am I going to figure this out?"
Where's Matlock, Magnum P.I. or Sherlock Holmes when you need them?
But when I got there, I realized I simply had to put trust in my training.
To serve on a mishap board, investigators will have completed intense safety courses at the Air Force Safety Center. With its insightful instruction, which includes a crash lab, they become well-prepared for the daunting task they face.
As investigators go through the process taught, the "Ah, ha!" moment will come.
However, as the 16-hour days pile up, most will have some "Why me?" moments as well. Nevertheless, the importance of what they're doing won't be lost.
These professionals will determine what happened and why. They will find existing deficiencies, and then come up with recommendations that will save lives in the future.
In the case of the downed helicopter in Ecuador, we identified some problems and made recommendations that helped change special ops training programs for the better. These recommendations are still helping protect our aircrew members to this day. Moreover, we ensured that the lieutenant didn't lose his leg in vain.
Why me? ... Why such a system?
Because you are our greatest natural resource. And if saving you by preventing another mishap costs me another 40 days and 40 nights, sign me up!...." - https://www.torch.aetc.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/365121/40-days-and-40-nights-the-anatomy-of-a-mishap-investigation/
40 DAYS AND 40 NIGHTS - THE ANATOMY OF A MISHAP INVESTIGATION
I got the call on a Sunday afternoon while working the chains at my 9-year-old son's football game. An SA-342 Gazelle gunship helicopter had crashed into a river in a remote jungle in northeastern
16JAN25 -⚡(CHL NewsFlash if yah need a good deal on a Chyyynnah generator:) 🚢🏗🏭- 'Thousands of new generators stranded on Guayaquil docks-
"Thousands of electric generators are piled on Guayaquil dock... View More16JAN25 -⚡(CHL NewsFlash if yah need a good deal on a Chyyynnah generator:) 🚢🏗🏭- 'Thousands of new generators stranded on Guayaquil docks-
"Thousands of electric generators are piled on Guayaquil docks and in warehouses, many of them unclaimed, according to business organizations. “There could be 20,000 there, some of them already paid for, but no one wants them,” says Fabricio Cornejo, spokesman for the Guayaquil Chamber of Commerce. “There was a rush of orders in late November and early December and then the power blackouts ended.”
Cornejo believes almost a third of the generators have been paid for, fully or in part, but buyers have not made arrangements for delivery. “Even more of a problem, many of the units were delivered from China on spec from distributors who now don’t want to pay for them.” In November the market was overwhelmed by demand for generators but since December 20 demand has collapsed.
According to Cornejo, many of the orders were based on information provided by the national weather service (INAMHI), predicting that drought conditions would continue until March or April. “When Noboa said blackouts would end December 20, we thought he was crazy and believed they would return in late January or February.
Then, of course, the rains came,” he said, adding that generators will not be needed until July or August. “Of course we are personally happy that the situation has improved and the generators are not necessary but the incorrect report we received from INAMHI has cost businesses millions and millions of dollars,” Cornejo said...." -
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Thousands of new generators stranded on Guayaquil docks; AG goes after Odebrecht scandal fines; Expats still coming to Cuenca; Economy declines in 2024 - CuencaHighLife
Thousands of electric generators are piled on Guayaquil docks and in warehouses, many of them unclaimed, according to business organizations. “There could be 20,000 there, some of them already paid […
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