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Tuesday, August 04, 2015

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A PICTURE OF THE MISSING MH370 FOR 16 MONTHS PLUS.AND NOW MAY HAVE BEEN FOUND A PIECE OF-pic-theregister.co.uk

UPDATE-AUGUST 04,2015-12:00AM

Barnacles on debris could provide clues to missing MH370: experts-Reuters By Swati Pandey-AUG 3,15-YAHOONEWS

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Barnacles encrusted on a piece of plane debris that washed up on the French island of Reunion might help unravel the mystery of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 that disappeared last year with 239 passengers and crew on board.Malaysia said on Sunday the piece of debris, a 2-2.5 meter (6.5-8 feet) wing surface known as flaperon, had been identified as being from a Boeing 777, the same model as the missing Malaysian plane. Investigators in France are expected to determine whether the piece came from MH370 or not by Wednesday.MH370 is believed to have crashed in the southern Indian Ocean, about 3,700 km (2,300 miles) away from Reunion.Based on photographs, ecologists in Australia believe the crustaceans clinging to the wing piece are goose or stalk barnacles."Barnacle shells ... can tell us valuable information about the water conditions under which they were formed," said Ryan Pearson, a PhD student at Australia's Griffith University who is studying the shell chemistry of barnacles to determine migration patterns of endangered loggerhead turtles.The technique is also used to study the movement of whales.Experts analyze barnacle shells to determine the temperature and chemical composition of the water through which they passed to help reveal their origin.While the technique could help narrow the area of the search for MH370 to within tens, or hundreds, of kilometers, it was unlikely to pinpoint an exact location, Pearson said.Barnacles can be aged, based on growth rates and size. If the barnacles on the debris are older than the date MH370 went missing, it would rule it coming from that plane, said Melanie Bishop a professor at the Department of Biological Sciences, Macquarie University.Ecologists would look at whether the barnacles were on the surface of the flaperon or confined to the sides as that could indicate whether the debris moved on the surface of the water or was submerged.The investigators in France would also be on the lookout for other organisms such as tube worms, coralline red algae or shellfish that could also provide clues.Marine archaeologists study barnacles for clues about shipwrecks but this was believed to be the first time they will be studied to determine the fate of an airliner."It's a nice example of the unexpected ways that discovery research can be surprisingly useful in tackling new problems in different contexts," said professor Angela Moles, evolution and ecology research center at the University of New South Wales.(Reporting by Swati Pandey; Editing by Robert Birsel)

MH370 wreckage may not provide the closure grieving families seek-CBC – Sat, 1 Aug, 2015-yahoonews

For those who lost loved ones on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, the utter mystery of exactly what happened nearly 17 months ago has only compounded their grief. But with the discovery of a barnacle-encrusted wing part on Reunion Island in the western Indian Ocean this week, there is, for the first time, a strong clue about what may have happened to MH370 and its 239 passengers and crew on that fatal flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.The finding is a possible punctuation point in an open-ended story. But it is unlikely to bring anything like full closure say those who have also lost loved ones in mysterious circumstances and have had to grapple with how to grieve the missing. Ask Bret McCann, whose parents Lyle and Marie McCann vanished on a road trip to British Columbia five summers ago. "I've read about this," he says, "and it's called ambiguous loss, where, psychologically, you're not really sure what happened. I mean. It still bothers me."Or ask Crystal Dunahee, for whom not having any closure is her daily reality since March 24, 1991, the day her four-year-old son Michael disappeared from an elementary school playground in Victoria, B.C. Her situation, Dunahee says, has no real comparison to this latest glimmer of hope the families of flight MH370 victims have received."You have a plane incident. You know they were on the plane. Whereas we have nothing to show what happened to Michael or where he may be now. We have nothing.We have no answers."Just some facts-Sometimes, says author and New Hampshire-based grief counsellor Ashley Davis Bush, when people are seeking what they call closure, they're hopeful they can put an end to the pain because we are, what she calls, "a pain-averse culture.""What they don't realize is that even when those events occur, whether it's finding a piece of evidence or prosecuting someone or finding an answer, the pain is still going to be there."Davis Bush doesn't deny that new information can bring a certain amount of relief to grieving families. She simply cautions that "it is not going to erase the pain. It will just give you some facts that provide an answer."In the McCann case, the last time the retired couple, both in their 70s, were seen alive was July 3, 2010. Video surveillance footage shows Lyle filling up their motorhome at a gas station in their hometown of St. Albert, Alberta.Two days later their burned out RV was discovered in a remote area near Edson. Their bodies were never found.At first, family members chose to believe they were lost. "For all that winter of 2010 to 2011 we looked after my parents' house, shovelled the snow and kept it clean. So by the next summer police were telling us they were ... gone," says Bret McCann.A year after the McCanns disappeared, a court declared them legally deceased. And shortly after, the family held a public memorial service on what would have been the couple's 59th wedding anniversary.Afterward, some family members told Bret McCann that the memorial helped them feel "better." But for him, it had another purpose: to continue the search for his parents."I mean, it was a meaningful memorial, but it was also another way to keep it in the public eye."A mother's pain-Dunahee says she'd much rather know what happened to Michael, even if the answer would be heartbreaking."It's always there. We don't have the closure that we need to move on 100 per cent."For her part, Davis Bush likes to remind people that "we want to believe that pain will stop, but you don't want the love to stop. Feeling the grief is part of having loved them."For the families of those lost on MH370, their public grieving has been an eventful roller coaster of emotions in the full glare of the world media.They've watched desperately as authorities chased several, sometimes erroneous leads and searched a vast expanse of the Indian Ocean, to no avail.Many of the families have already stated that even if the debris is determined to have come from the missing Boeing 777, it's only one piece of a very large puzzle and not nearly enough to give them any real understanding of what happened.That's not dissimilar to what Bret McCann is going through. Next March, Travis Vader will go on trial for the first-degree murders of Lyle and Marie McCann in Alberta.But when asked whether that is where the McCann family hopes to find conclusive answers as to exactly where his parents may be, McCann sighs deeply."I think we'll know a lot more after the trial, but we won't know everything. I think we'll just ... accept that."

Malaysian agency: Money in Najib's accounts came from donors-Associated Press-AUG 3,15-YAHOONEWS

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Malaysia's anti-corruption agency said Monday that $700 million in Prime Minister Najib Razak's personal bank accounts came from donations, not from a debt-ridden state investment fund.The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission effectively cleared Najib of any criminal wrongdoing. In early July, The Wall Street Journal reported that the money came into Najib's accounts from entities linked to the 1MDB state investment fund.The commission said in a statement that its investigation showed the money was "contributions from donors, and not funds from 1MDB"and that it had referred its findings to the attorney-general. It did not identify the donors or say how the money was spent.Najib has come under immense pressure over 1MDB, which has accumulated 42 billion ringgit ($10.9 billion) in debt. The fund was set up by Najib in 2009 to develop new industries but its energy ventures abroad faltered. Critics have voiced concerns about 1MDB's massive debt and lack of transparency.Last month, then- Attorney General Abdul Gani Patail confirmed receiving documents from investigators that linked Najib to 1MDB fund. The documents could pave the way for possible criminal charges and have embroiled Najib in the biggest crisis of his political career.The government last week abruptly terminated Gani's services, three months short of his retirement. Najib has also axed his deputy Muhyiddin Yassin, a vocal critic, and four other ministers in a surprise Cabinet reshuffle.Critics however, were skeptical of the timing of the anti-graft agency's statement and urged the agency to reveal the donors. Some also noted that Najib has not taken legal action against Wall Street Journal."In my view, the statement by MACC still causes me concern as it means whoever donated such large sums is likely to expect benefit," said lawyer Ambiga Sreenevasan, who heads the National Human Rights Society.Before the anti-graft statement, opposition lawmaker Rafizi Ramli earlier Tuesday predicted that Najib would claim that the money came from donations from rich individuals in the Middle East, which would halt investigations into the money in his account.However, he said it has failed to answer the questions on 1MDB's massive debt and why the money trail showed links to 1MDB.

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