Apache Helicopter Crash Kills Two | Greece.GreekReporter.com

An Apache helicopter crashed near the area of Megara at 11:50 a.m this morning. The two member crew died during the fire that broke out immediately after its forced landing. According to information, the pilot attempted to make a forced landing after a mechanical problem was detected at a military airport in Pachis, Megara at 11: 49. However the landing was too severe and crashed resulting in a fire. A few minutes later the fire department extinguished the flames. Unfortunately the rescue team determined that the two crew memebers had died as a result of the catastrophe.

NZers descend on Tuvalu for aid exercise

New light shed on origins of Maori

THORNY QUESTION: Where did Maori come from?

New Zealand: Fisheries Catch Limit Proposals Based On Sound Science

The First New Zealanders and their rats

MP in Chatham Island recognition shock

GE's Naverus Helps Air New Zealand Improve RNP Performance at Queenstown

Malaysia, New Zealand to launch trade pact in August

Kindle for iOS, New Zealand iPhone launch chaos, 14% of iPhone apps access contacts

New Zealand's Second-Quarter Building Approvals Decline, Curbing Growth

Calcium Supplements Ups Heart Attack Risk

Rugby Union Tri-Nations Betting Australia V New Zealand

Australian, New Zealand Dollars Decline on Slowdown Concern

New Zealand’s iPhone 4 Launch Full of Confusion

New Caledonia show class on opening day

NZ women stay unbeaten in New Caledonia

Plastiki, boat made of plastic bottles, nears end of Pacific voyage

New cruising to South Pacific from Hawai'i -- or San Francisco

Princess Cruises Details 2011-2012 Hawaii, Tahiti and the South Pacific Cruise Season

Lagoons of New Caledonia

Opposition combines Australia's Nauru, forum problems

Nauru considers signing refugee convention

The Opposition has said the Government should reopen the detention centre on Nauru. (ABC TV)

President urges leaders to reconsider Nauru

Nauru president likely to extend state of emergency

Federal Election 2010 Gillard Rudd

Australian Opposition Calls For Reopening of Controversial Refugee Camp

Photo: AFP
Sri Lankan asylum-seekers held up in Indonesia while en route to Australia (file photo)

Refugees in Nauru settled in Australia

Wife Of Late Staff Sgt. Josh Lukeala Thanks Guam For Support

Sons of Mau Piailug talk about the master navigator

Chuuk athletes hit track, Jul 30, 2010

Sprint to glory: Runners sprint off the starting line of the women's 100-meter finals held yesterday at the LeoPalace Resort track. The event was held by the Guam Chuukese Sports Association."> Sprint to glory: Runners sprint off the starting line of the women's 100-meter finals held yesterday at the LeoPalace Resort track. The event was held by the Guam Chuukese Sports Association. (Rick Cruz/For Pacific Daily News)
uukese track and field this weekend - Marianas Variety Guam ...

Math and culture graduate program kicks off on Saipan

Fitial, Benavente off to Palau for PIDB board meetings

More than 1000 competitors expected at Palau’s Micronesian Games

Micronesia: Island Sim Releases Kosrae International Airport

Boeing announces another 92 orders at air show, most of them 737s

Mauritius' horse loving history

TRADITIONAL: Racing is big in Mauritius.

Food security focus of Saudi-Mauritius talks

Sealegs share issue approved

Up close with lions on Mauritius

Former Mauritius Duty Free Paradise CEO targets travel-retail return

Mauritius: Treasure Islands - Mapping the Geography of Corruption (Page 1 of 2)

Mauritius's Refined Sugar Exports to Europe Set to Quadruple, Body Says

Pacific Beat:Story:Extremely rare coral discovered in Marshall Islands

Stateside Players Get Assist from Marshall Islands' Women's Athletic Club

Indigenous Taiwan Youth Make Friends in Marshall Islands

Marshall Islands doing best it can with leprosy training

YAHOO NEWS

Dudley to outline BP plans to help Gulf recover (AP)AP - Incoming BP CEO Bob Dudley was set to outline his company's long-term efforts to help the Gulf of Mexico recover from the oil spill Friday morning, and will be getting help from a Clinton administration-era emergency management official.3 US troops die, deadliest month of Afghan war (AP) Wildfire explodes in rural LA County hills (AP) Economic growth likely slowed in second quarter (AP) Obama to sell auto bailout good news in Michigan (AP) Arizona sheriff not relenting after court ruling (AP

• 
  
  » More News

Kafka dispute continues

...loading...
please wait

Update: Entertainment, cinema, actors, Hollywood, fashion, modeling, music, concerts, etc

Travel, Air Tickets, Hotels, Vacations

Maldives Luxury Resorts by Atoll Paradise

Russian court blocks YouTube

Lost Arctic ship found 150 years after it was abandoned

Airspace closed over Chelsea Clinton’s wedding

Body of second missing US sailor found

Venezuela's Chavez cuts ties with Colombia over 'sheltering guerrillas'

Indian lecturer barred from teaching by students for refusing burka

Floods kill 100 people in Pakistan as monsoon hits

New Caledonia adopts second flag in compromise over French rule

Friendship Tour starts in Bora Bora

French Polynesia President, member of Saudi Royal Family discuss investments

“O Tahiti Nui Freedom” outrigger canoe leaves Tahiti

Tahiti 2013 planners meet partners in French Polynesia

Tahiti: Govt. wants direct Tahiti-China flight

No survivors in Pakistan plane crash

Details of Chelsea Clinton's wedding top secret

Indian activists threaten to burn ship carrying NZ milk

Sarkozy accused of racism as he targets Gypsies

Angry Arizonans march against immigration law

Four Journalists Kidnapped in Mexico

Basel III, Economic Certainty Nil

Toyota Recalls 412,000 Cars in U.S., Mostly Avalons

Drug Use, Poor Discipline Afflict Afghan Army

Kent Moors: Oil And Energy Investor

Solar Trees Will Charge Your Car - Intelligent Travel Blog

Our bamboo-bike-loving intern Christine Wei, currently tweeting from Taiwan, noticed this story on Inhabitat about an ingenious design for future parking lots. It looks like an attractive way to shade your car from the intensity of the sun, but in fact the panels are harvesting solar rays, not just deflecting them.

The Science Behind 'Mars': More Sci Than Fi - Breaking Orbit

What Does It Take to Be an Astronaut?

Galileo Evidence Points to Possible Water World Under Europa's Icy Crust

Researchers Say Asteroid Has 1 in 1,000 Chance of Hitting Earth in 2182

.

Sydney Asteroid Watch

Curiosity Rover Grows by Leaps and Bounds | Mars Today - Your Daily Source of Mars News

MARS Today, Jul 29, 2010

Flash Earth ...satellite and aerial imagery of the Earth in Flash

Flash Earth ...satellite and aerial imagery of the Earth in Flash

Climate data show global warming undeniable

A combination of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) images show September Arctic sea ice in 1979, the first year these data were available, and 2009 in this image from a report released on July 28, 2010. The areas of ice coverage range from 15 percent coverage (darker shades of medium blue) to complete coverage (lightest blue). The light circles over the pole indicate areas where there are no data from this satellite instrument. Dark blue is open ocean. September Arctic sea ice is one of the 10 key indicators of a warming planet. Melting glaciers, more humid air and eight other key indicators show that global warming is undeniable, scientists said on Wednesday, citing a new comprehensive review of the last decade of climate data. (Xinhua/Reuters)

Obama presses for small-business bill

European Stocks Climb; AstraZeneca, Cap Gemini Lead Advance

India does not plan to ban BlackBerry services

World - Iran offers cash incentive for new babies

Amazon Kindle and more ...

Kindle, thousands of books wiressly

Volume of Kindle book sales stuns Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Jul 29, 2010

Amazon's Jeff Bezos actually *gets* books and their value ...

www.teemingbrain.com/.../amazons-jeff-bezos-actually-gets-books-and-t...

29 Jul 2010 - “Volume of Kindle book sales stuns Amazon's Jeff Bezos,” USA Today, July 29, 2010. To which I reply: Yes! And not just because I agree ...

U.S. Air Force cargo plane crashes in Alaska

Judge's ruling on Arizona law a win for Obama

YAHOO NEWS, Entertainment

• No charges filed in probe of other Jackson doctors (AP)
• Hollywood Foreign Press gives away $1.5 million (AP)
• CBS daytime show aims to be 'The Talk' of the town (AP)
• Is ABC Family's boss the right guy to run ABC? (AP)
• Kanye West performs for Facebook, joins Twitter (AP)
• National Archives reveals newly donated FDR papers (AP)

» More News

YAHOO NEWS, Top Stories

Judge blocks parts of Arizona immigration law (AP)
Jury of Rangel's House peers meets in ethics case (AP) Crews take step toward readying permanent well fix (AP) AP source: Intelligence nominee has smooth session (AP) Rain slows search for dead in Pakistan plane crash (AP) FBI director defends bureau over test cheating (AP

» More News

GREEK guerrilla group claims journalist's killing, Jul 12, 2010

BBC News - Greece profile - Timeline

www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-17373216 Cached
Greece objects to name and flag of Republic of Macedonia on grounds they imply territorialclaims to the Greek ... wing guerrilla group ... the killing of a teenager ...

Obama: leaks reveal no new issues in Kabul

Cameron 'angry' at slow pace of Turkey's EU talks

Iraq political crisis deepens

Health Products and Services, Healthcare, Medicines, Diet Products

Live Advice