the reasoning of the Office of Judges and conclusions of the
Board of Review. Pursuant to West Virginia Code § 23-4-15(b), an application for occupational
pneumoconiosis must be filed within three years after the later of either the day of last
continuous period of sixty days during which the employee was exposed to the hazards of
occupational pneumoconiosis or the date a diagnosed impairment was made known to the
employee by a physician. The record shows that Mr. Lee was diagnosed with occupational
pneumoconiosis as early as 1997. Since his application for benefits was not filed until December
of 2012, he must show that he was exposed to the hazards of occupational pneumoconiosis in
sufficient amounts for sixty continuous days up to December 6, 2009, or thereafter. Mr. Lee
failed to establish sufficient exposure to the hazardsThe last few days have seen a lot of press about the MSC Armonia hitting a pier in Roatan, Honduras. The dramatic video shows an amazing view of the cruise ship slamming into the pier and causing significant damage.

If you haven’t yet seen the video, you can view it here:

We happened to be on a cruise aboard the Liberty of the Seas when the incident occurred. Due to the damage caused to the pier, our call on Roatan was cancelled and the ship spent another day at sea.

Following that, the Liberty of the Seas docked in Costa Maya, Mexico. To our surprise, docked near the Liberty was the MSC Armonia. We went to the upper decks of our ship to capture photos of the damaged caused by the