Instead of “In God We Trust,” two new rugs featuring the Pinellas County (Fla.) Sheriff's Office emblem at the agency's new administration building read, “In Dog We Trust,” by mistake.
The sequence of recovery of the parts of the ill-fated AirAsia Flight QZ8501 could be said to be consistent and orderly. From what started with the finding of oil sleek, through the recovery of minute objects such as brief cases, cabins and few of the dead bodies to the recovery of the flight recorder and the black boxes; and finally, the finding of the fuselage, the main body part of the plane.
It happened in Shangqiu when Fan Lung, 32 used his wife’s phone to send his lover, Zhang Hung, 21, a juicy email message but forgot to log out. The wife ran into the amorous message and became furious.
The much awaited finding of the flight data recorder and the black box cockpit voice has become a reality as a team of navy divers recovered the flight data recorder from the plane's wreckage on Monday after a fortnight-long search which has been hindered by bad weather.
The latest Charlie Hebdo magazine called “the Survivors’ Issue” sends a message of defiance, but also forgiveness -- and many Muslims responded with similarly mixed emotions. It is a magazine cover depicting the Prophet Mohammed with a tear falling from his cheek, holding a sign that says, "Je suis Charlie," the slogan that became a worldwide meme. Above Mohammed are the words "All Is Forgiven."