NTSB chair calls bridge collapse an anomaly
Federal Safety Board Chairman Mark Rosenker says the Minneapolis interstate bridge disaster is an anomaly and that overall bridge safety remains sound despite 70000+ structurally deficient spans. He notes inspection rules strengthened decades ago and urges review to determine if tighter standards are needed.
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Wife plans trip to Iran to search for missing husband
Christine Levinson, mother of seven, travels from Coral Springs Florida to Iran five months after husband Robert Levinson vanished on Kish Island while researching cigarette smuggling for a client. State Dept warns of risks as Iran denies knowledge of his whereabouts.
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Five bodies recovered in I-35W bridge collapse river search
Divers at the Mississippi River continue to recover victims from the I-35W bridge collapse with as many as 30 still missing. The fifth body was identified as Sherry Engebretsen, 60, of Shoreview, as investigators review the bridge safety record and a Reuters-like surge of details.
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Becketts Bridge Dosage of Hearts and Game Dues in Bridge
South holds 1 1 1h 1h sequence after West North East South 1 1h 1h. With three hearts, jump raise to invite game, leveraging partner overcall and singleton clubs. With two hearts, prefer two hearts over two spades due to likely trump fit and playable hearts.
Bidding ideas in bridge notrump and cue bids analysis
The piece discusses spade openings and notrump bids as better game chances, comparing two notrump to two diamonds. It explains three clubs cue bid as a tool to reveal hand strength and trump support, aiming to steer partner toward game or slam while delaying later conflicts.
Sudoku rules and weekly difficulty progression
A description of Sudoku as a 9x9 number placing puzzle where each row column and 3x3 box must contain numbers 1 through 9 exactly once. The concept notes that puzzle difficulty increases from Monday to Saturday.
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