Two US soldiers killed in Kuwait wreck

Two U.S. Army soldiers were killed Tuesday in a vehicle wreck in Kuwait, defense officials said Wednesday.

The soldiers were deployed to the Army’s sprawling Camp Arifjan in the Middle Eastern nation and died in the wreck early Tuesday morning local time, a defense official said. The official declined to provide additional details about the incident as did a public affairs officer for U.S. Army Central, which oversees Army activities in the Middle East.

Army Capt. Alice Yoo, a service spokeswoman, would only confirm two soldiers died Tuesday in Kuwait. She said additional information about the incident would be released in the coming days by the soldiers’ unit. She did not identify the unit.

Military.com reported the soldiers’ were attached to the 657th Transportation Detachment, an Illinois-based Army Reserve unit. The publication reported 37-year-old Army Sgt. Holli Bolinski was one of the soldiers killed in the incident, according to her husband, Robert Bolinski.

He told the publication that his wife’s vehicle crashed into another vehicle pulling a tractor trailer.

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2019/03/two-us-soldiers-killed-in-kuwait-wreck/

French Cardinal Found Guilty of Covering Up Sexual Abuse by Priest

PARIS — A high-profile Catholic cardinal was found guilty by a French court on Thursday of covering up decades-old sexual abuse by a priest in his diocese, a surprise victory for the priest’s accusers, who had forced the case to trial after it was previously dropped by investigating prosecutors.

The cardinal, Philippe Barbarin, 68, archbishop of Lyon, was convicted of failing to report child abuse to the authorities after parishioners accused the priest, the Rev. Bernard Preynat, of sexually abusing dozens of Boy Scouts in the region in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Cardinal Barbarin received a six-month suspended prison sentence from the court. He had faced up to three years in prison and a fine of 45,000 euros, nearly $51,000. His lawyers said they would appeal the conviction.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/07/world/europe/france-cardinal-sexual-abuse-priest.html

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This electronic pill can send Wi-Fi updates from your tummy for days

We talk a lot about “brain power.” But your stomach might not be getting enough credit.

A new electronic pill, equipped with a Wi-Fi transmitter, can harvest energy from inside a patient’s own stomach to record core body temperature and then beam the information to an external monitor. The prototype can power itself for nearly a week– much longer than current ingestible devices, which are only able to share health data for less than an hour. Indeed, this ingestible device carries the longest-lasting, most potent energy harvester to date.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/device-harvests-energy-stomach-sends-wifi-updates

>>5556115

And were still roughly 4 1/2 million jobs behind where we use to be.. don't dilute yourself

5 Million U.S. Manufacturing Jobs Lost in 15 Years

http://www.northstarnewstoday.com/news/5-million-u-s-manufacturing-jobs-lost-in-15-years/

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>>5556377

Are you the same anon the posted the info I respond to .. and if you can't figure that out.. something is wrong