Two deaths on same British Airways flight

Two die aboard same BA flight

Nicholas Pyke and Veronica Cancio
Monday January 19, 2004
The Guardian

Two passengers died on board a flight from Florida to Heathrow yesterday in
separate incidents - one from suspected meningitis, the other from a heart
attack.

The British Airways flight 208 from Miami was heavily delayed after a female
passenger suffered what appeared to be a fatal heart attack, prompting an
unscheduled stop in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Paramedics were unable to save her.

Tragedy then struck a second time after the flight had resumed. Witnesses said
the rear portion of the plane was curtained off before other passengers learned
that a male traveller had also passed away, this time of suspected meningitis.

On landing at Heathrow, the 330 passengers were detained for more than an hour
by medical authorities. Those who had been seated near the man who died were
given written information about meningitis before disembarking.

Others were warned by the captain and told to watch for symptoms over the next
21 days.

Neither victim has been named, although a fellow passenger said the first to die
was a grandmother, who had been on the flight with her grandchildren. The second
victim is believed to have been middle aged.

Despite on-board announcements about the deaths, British Airways refused to
speculate about the causes last night, saying only that they appeared to be
natural.

"Our thoughts and sympathies are with the relatives," said the spokeswoman.
"Unfortunately we do have a number of deaths on board, although they don't
happen very often.

"It's very unfortunate that two occurred on the same flight. That's incredibly
rare ... They were not related."

There are two forms of meningitis: meningococcal meningitis associated with
children and caused by bacteria, and a viral form which, although often less
serious, can also be fatal.

The symptoms of both include headaches, fever, drowsiness and a stiff neck.

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Two die aboard same BA flight

Nicholas Pyke and Veronica Cancio
Monday January 19, 2004
The Guardian

Two passengers died on board a flight from Florida to Heathrow yesterday
in
separate incidents - one from suspected meningitis, the other from a heart
attack.

The British Airways flight 208 from Miami was heavily delayed after a
female
passenger suffered what appeared to be a fatal heart attack, prompting an
unscheduled stop in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Paramedics were unable to save
her.

Tragedy then struck a second time after the flight had resumed. Witnesses
said
the rear portion of the plane was curtained off before other passengers
learned
that a male traveller had also passed away, this time of suspected
meningitis.

On landing at Heathrow, the 330 passengers were detained for more than an
hour
by medical authorities. Those who had been seated near the man who died
were
given written information about meningitis before disembarking.

Others were warned by the captain and told to watch for symptoms over the
next
21 days.

Neither victim has been named, although a fellow passenger said the first
to die
was a grandmother, who had been on the flight with her grandchildren. The
second
victim is believed to have been middle aged.

Despite on-board announcements about the deaths, British Airways refused
to
speculate about the causes last night, saying only that they appeared to
be
natural.

"Our thoughts and sympathies are with the relatives," said the
spokeswoman.
"Unfortunately we do have a number of deaths on board, although they don't
happen very often.

"It's very unfortunate that two occurred on the same flight. That's
incredibly
rare ... They were not related."

There are two forms of meningitis: meningococcal meningitis associated
with
children and caused by bacteria, and a viral form which, although often
less
serious, can also be fatal.

The symptoms of both include headaches, fever, drowsiness and a stiff
neck.

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Primes
2 61 149 239
3 67 151 241
5 71 157 251
7 73 163 257
11 79 167 263
13 83 173 269
17 89 179 271
19 97 181 277
23 101 191 281
29 103 193 283
31 107 197 293
37 109 199 307
41 113 211 311
43 127 223 313
47 131 227 317 -66th
53 137 229 331
59 139 233 337

1-50 - Genesis
51-90 - Exodus
91-117 - Leviticus
118-153 - Numbers
154-187 - Deuteronomy
188-211 - Joshua

930-957 - Matthew
958-973 - Mark
974-997 - Luke
998-1018 - John
1019-1046 - Acts
1047-1062 - Romans

188 -the opening chapter of Book 6 is 6x6x6 short
of the 404 verses of Bible Book 66, it is the
6th prime squared (13x13) short of the 357
verses of Daniel (also in part about 666)

193 -Book 6 chapter 6 is the 44th prime,
while 44 is in turn 66.666...% of 66

211 -the terminating chapter of Book 6 is
approximately 66.6% of the 66th prime (317)

357 -the opening chapter of Book 6 plus the 6th
prime squared is the 357 verses of Daniel
(in part about 666)

404 -the 6th prime squared (13x13) plus the 6th
prime squared (13x13) plus 66 adds to the
404 verses of Bible Book 66

1062 -666 plus 6x66 is a combination of the 658
verses of Bible Book 6 plus the 404 verses
of Bible Book 66, and is the terminating
chapter of New Testament Book 6

1070 -666 plus the 404 verses of Book 66 is the
1070 verses of Job (Book 6+6+6)

1213 -Exodus terminates at chapter 90 (66th non-
prime) with 1213 verses (the 198th or the
66+66+66th prime)

1292 -the 658 verses of Book 6 plus twice the
66th prime (317) is the 1292 verses of
Isaiah (the Book contains 66 chapters)

22 Song 117
23 Isaiah 1292
24 Jeremiah 1364
25 Lamentations 154
26 Ezekiel 1273
27 Daniel 357 -the 6th in the set
28 Hosea 197
29 Joel 73
30 Amos 146
----
4973 - the 666th prime

The 330 passengers is a combination of the 6th and 66th primes
(13 and 317). Find the birthdays of these two dead passengers
and let's see what their combined ages in days amounts to, I
bet that the number of blinkin' lights they place on their decorated
tree idols relates to the number of days they lived for. -Daryl

ooh - ooh does that mean the 330 (as in airbus 330) is a satanic number
;-)

"Trouble with a T and that rhymes with P and that stands for POOL!" -
Music Man

Sheesh - give me enough numbers and I'll prove any conspiricy wanted...
(lies, damned lies and STATISTICS!)

"kegwasher" wrote in message
...
Marcia, Bethany and Me wrote:



188 -the opening chapter of Book 6 is 6x6x6 short
of the 404 verses of Bible Book 66, it is the
6th prime squared (13x13) short of the 357
verses of Daniel (also in part about 666)

193 -Book 6 chapter 6 is the 44th prime,
while 44 is in turn 66.666...% of 66

211 -the terminating chapter of Book 6 is
approximately 66.6% of the 66th prime (317)

357 -the opening chapter of Book 6 plus the 6th
prime squared is the 357 verses of Daniel
(in part about 666)

404 -the 6th prime squared (13x13) plus the 6th
prime squared (13x13) plus 66 adds to the
404 verses of Bible Book 66

1062 -666 plus 6x66 is a combination of the 658
verses of Bible Book 6 plus the 404 verses
of Bible Book 66, and is the terminating
chapter of New Testament Book 6

1070 -666 plus the 404 verses of Book 66 is the
1070 verses of Job (Book 6+6+6)

1213 -Exodus terminates at chapter 90 (66th non-
prime) with 1213 verses (the 198th or the
66+66+66th prime)

1292 -the 658 verses of Book 6 plus twice the
66th prime (317) is the 1292 verses of
Isaiah (the Book contains 66 chapters)

22 Song 117
23 Isaiah 1292
24 Jeremiah 1364
25 Lamentations 154
26 Ezekiel 1273
27 Daniel 357 -the 6th in the set
28 Hosea 197
29 Joel 73
30 Amos 146
----
4973 - the 666th prime

The 330 passengers is a combination of the 6th and 66th primes
(13 and 317). Find the birthdays of these two dead passengers
and let's see what their combined ages in days amounts to, I
bet that the number of blinkin' lights they place on their decorated
tree idols relates to the number of days they lived for. -Daryl


Owe,Ouch, that made my head hurt, please don't do it again!

Marcia, Bethany and Me wrote:



188 -the opening chapter of Book 6 is 6x6x6 short
of the 404 verses of Bible Book 66, it is the
6th prime squared (13x13) short of the 357
verses of Daniel (also in part about 666)

193 -Book 6 chapter 6 is the 44th prime,
while 44 is in turn 66.666...% of 66

211 -the terminating chapter of Book 6 is
approximately 66.6% of the 66th prime (317)

357 -the opening chapter of Book 6 plus the 6th
prime squared is the 357 verses of Daniel
(in part about 666)

404 -the 6th prime squared (13x13) plus the 6th
prime squared (13x13) plus 66 adds to the
404 verses of Bible Book 66

1062 -666 plus 6x66 is a combination of the 658
verses of Bible Book 6 plus the 404 verses
of Bible Book 66, and is the terminating
chapter of New Testament Book 6

1070 -666 plus the 404 verses of Book 66 is the
1070 verses of Job (Book 6+6+6)

1213 -Exodus terminates at chapter 90 (66th non-
prime) with 1213 verses (the 198th or the
66+66+66th prime)

1292 -the 658 verses of Book 6 plus twice the
66th prime (317) is the 1292 verses of
Isaiah (the Book contains 66 chapters)

22 Song 117
23 Isaiah 1292
24 Jeremiah 1364
25 Lamentations 154
26 Ezekiel 1273
27 Daniel 357 -the 6th in the set
28 Hosea 197
29 Joel 73
30 Amos 146
----
4973 - the 666th prime

The 330 passengers is a combination of the 6th and 66th primes
(13 and 317). Find the birthdays of these two dead passengers
and let's see what their combined ages in days amounts to, I
bet that the number of blinkin' lights they place on their decorated
tree idols relates to the number of days they lived for. -Daryl


Owe,Ouch, that made my head hurt, please don't do it again!