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St., Suite 73055 Houston, TX, 77008 USA This is the time to not get this --433 e 300 s__spanish fork ut__84660-2147-- Miss Balch from Leyland was sitting in the front of the ride alongside Miss Washington Joe Pugh and Daniel Thorpe when it hit an empty carriage The crash left them and other people trapped ft m above the ground They were taken off the ride by firefighters using a hydraulic platform Miss Balch later underwent surgery for significant leg injuries and remains in hospital Miss Balch said It felt like slow motion We banged into the car in front I felt the bars go into my knees we moved backwards and the car went into us again I passed out I was awoken by Dan shouting my name Everyone was screaming and I was in excruciating pain I looked down and I could see blood all over The bars were in my right knee The only thought that was going through my mind for the hours and hours that we were stuck was that we were going to die If I was going to survive I would never walk again that was certain I thought it was never going to end I just wanted to die Miss Washington from Barnsley in South Yorkshire was also treated for a fractured hand Her boyfriend Mr Pugh also from Barnsley shattered his knee while Mr Thorpe a yearold old hotel assistant manager from Buxton Derbyshire was treated for a collapsed lung and fractured leg A fifth victim Chandaben Chauhan of Wednesbury West Midlands was admitted to hospital with internal injuries Footage of passengers Mr Paxton said he believed compensation for the most seriously injured could run into s of pounds He said Youve got to plan over a lifetime its not just now its not just in the shortterm rehabilitative period Its got to be to cover them for the rest of their lives A Health and Safety Executive investigation into the crash is continuing Mr Paxton said his clients were angered initially that this could happen in a theme park designed for pleasure He added They do want to have answers and actually it may depend on what those answers are in the investigation because its all very well now to say now we must move on with our lives but if the investigation reveals great holes in terms of the training process people being flippant with their rens safety then I think that anger will reignite Missing Bradford family Fathers appeal over Syria family The husbands of three UK sisters feared to have travelled to Syria with their nine ren said they miss and love them as they appealed for their return Khadija Sugra and Zohra Dawood from Bradford and their ren aged three to have not made contact for a week Their brother is understood to be fighting with extremists in Syria Fox News previously reported�that HHS retained Gruber in March on a contract to produce a series of technical memoranda on the estimated changes in health insurance coverage and associated costs and impacts to the government under alternative specifications of health system reform A second contract with HHS three months later saw Gruber receive an additional Gruber later apologized�for his comments in a December hearing before the House Oversight Committee calling the remarks mean and insulting Couple whose wedding was cut short after guests gun went off wants refund NEW YORK �The couple whose wedding at Manhattans famous Waldorf Astoria hotel was cut short when a guests gun accidentally went off wants their back Benjamin Brafman a lawyer representing bride Anna Goldshmidt and her husband Elan Stratiyevsky says they intend to sue or negotiate with the hotel for the costs of the wedding The couple also is considering a lawsuit against Vladimir Gotlibovsky a guest at their wedding who accidentally fired his gun grazing a woman in the head Charges against him have been deferred didnt say how much the wedding cost A Waldorf Astoria New York representative says the reception was canceled due to safety concerns The hotel says it made the decision on the paramount concerns of the safety and security of the guests and employees Two years later in Leola Staunton perishes Her cause of was pneumonia but Dunstan finds it odd that Leola would leave her dows open on a cold ter afternoon When he informs David about his mothers passing the boy only replied that his mother is better off now Boy was in England during her and was unable or rather unwilling to attend his wifes funeral He ends up entrusting Dunstan with arranging the funeral Milo the barber attends the funeral and makes a remark about how heartbroken Dunstan must be with the of his first love�but in reality Dunstant feels nothing for Leola anymore By the end of Boy returns and informs Dunstan that he t become headmaster despite all his efforts as a teacher and acting headmaster at Colborne College Despite the support from Boy the board pushes to hire a married man with much more interesting hobbies compared to Dunstans fascination for saints Dunstan gets hurt with their preference but agrees to this so long as they make it seem as if Dunstan turned down the job to save face Boy also readily agrees to Dunstans condition of six months of paid leave so he can visit shrines in Central America� facilities are pretty basic in that part of the world Paris Air Show Bombardier awaits crucial order news New Bombardier president Fred Cromer says the planemaker is still set to meet sales targets for its key CSeries aircraft despite so far failing to announce orders at the Paris Air Show Analysts and shareholders uneasy about the multi project hoped Paris would be a turning point The seat CSeries is two years late and overbudget Mr Cromer played down the shows importance for CSeries announcements saying it provided brand momentum Bombardier which has a big operation in Belfast has seen rivals unveil a series of deals in the shows first two days Mr Cromer was appointed as part of a wider management shakeup at the Canadian company and the planemaker has a big presence at Paris show Cost overruns pushed Bombardier into a loss last year its first in almost a decade The company has firm orders for the CSeries the biggest from Lufthansas Swiss International and wants to have by the time it enters service in the middle of next year I think we feel pretty good about being able to achieve that and potentially beating that target Mr Cromer said The momentum is very tangible right now and our job is to turn that momentum into sales He said The focus on air shows for orders is in some ways unnecessary Sales is a day job We will announce deals at the appropriate time But a lack of order news even small ones in the last two days traditionally when planemakers tout their biggest deals will concern analysts In April Rolland Vincent a former Bombardier director told Canadas Financial Post that without any blockbuster orders at Paris the show will be a really dark week for them Analysts have urged Bombardier to be more aggressive on price and offer bigger discounts in order to book more orders quickly But this strategy could further strain relations with some big shareholders already concerned about mounting development costs which have reached about bn more than bn above initial forecasts�