This is Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Tyler Jaggers, an aviation survival technician based out of Astoria, Oregon.
He died Thursday after suffering critical injuries Feb. 27 during a rescue off the coast of Oregon, the Coast Guard says.
RIP.
@KeenanPeachy I have been saying prayers for the people of Los Angeles and am so sorry it had to come to this.
Also, I very inappropriately laughed out loud when I read your line about the cats.
Praying more that people come to realize that common sense must prevail. 🙏🏻
AMAZING GRACE: NC State AND Wake Forest Marching Band’s came together for a joint performance as a tribute to neighbors in Western NC impacted by Hurricane Helene. @WRAL
Jewish Museum Milwaukee, presenting The Book Smugglers: Partisans, Poets and the Race to Save Jewish Treasures from the Nazis-The True Story of the Paper Brigade of Vilna.
Learn More → https://t.co/7Q3U629usZ
NEW SHORT TUTORIAL OUT - Follow the video along to learn two ways to get photos from your iPhone to your Mac computer. #iPhonephotos#Mac https://t.co/pUalo6KFd5
@seancannell Yep! How to organize photos! I went through one of your classes three years ago! You really helped me get our channel going!! https://t.co/YwICL7LBre
@garypageau Interesting story - I had to ship 35mm Nitrate Film and Fedex failed. I went to four different locations, spoke with three different representatives, finally arranged a pick up. The person who picked it up did not know it was potentially explosive and didn't seem to care.
@JesseWiza@theleanover We teach using a folder system with nested folders - decades/years/months or events with the formula being YYYY-MM-DD Description. If you store all photos in one folder, it gets to be a mess opening the folder and works very slow once you get into the thousands of photos.
@JesseWiza I'd love to chat with you about the polling you did! Got time? https://t.co/2KnbtAQWzn - I teach consumers about how to save family photos and I'm curious to hear more about what you learned.
@oceana_roll Hey Elizabeth . . . what's your end goal with the photos? Are these personal, work, screenshots? I help people and recommend that photos (the keepers) be saved on a computer in folders.