The Daily Populous

Nabi Tajima was born on August 4, 1900, and was the last surviving child of the 19th century, making her the third oldest person recorded in history.

Nabi Tajima was born on August 4, 1900, and was the last surviving child of the 19th century.

She became the world’s oldest person seven months ago after the death of Violet Brown in Jamaica, who was also aged 117. »

Because there was one huge problem: White hadn't played the White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army," arguably the most beloved song he's ever made.

One of the roadies exuberantly pumped his fist in the air, and a moment later, White was back on the stage.

Then came those familiar guitar lines, and White and the band attacked "Army," the crowd screaming along like blood-thirsty warriors. »

The MoD certainly didn't, at least not during World War II, and that's why it recruited former Museum scientist Geoffrey Tandy to work at Bletchley Park.

He worked at the Museum from 1926 until 1939 and was the first member of staff to specialise in algae.

Preparing such specimens provided Tandy with the experience required to preserve wet documents captured from the Germans during World War II. »

"I was looking around and saw a bunch of blood," the 20-year-old visitor from Colorado told Hawaii News Now.

He was about 50 yards from the beach, and was panicked that the shark might follow.

About seven months ago, McWilliams was camping with some friends in Colorado when a 300-pound black bear went straight for him. »