None aboard escaped, and many of the bodies, more than a score of which were hurled from the plane by the explosion, were burned or mutilated beyond recognition.
The reinforced glass came away in chunks, which were hurled at the unionists and anti-racist campaigners trapped in the foyer.
The crowd's frustration appeared in the form of open, spraying water bottles, which were hurled with increasingly intensity towards the roof-kids.
The spectators traditionally sit on red seat cushions, which are hurled into the air to celebrate a victory.
The cheaper alternative is "commingled" recycling, where householders put everything except food into one plastic sack or bin which is hurled into a lorry and taken to a MRF (pronounced "murf"), or Materials Recovery Facility, where robotic technology separates recoverable items by size, weight and type.
The move is designed to avoid a repeat of the Chinese New Year's violent confrontations between protesters and police, nicknamed the fishball revolution", during which bricks were hurled at officers.
Ms. Srbljanovic, who was 10 when Josip Broz Tito died, believes her generation must decide whether to be actors in the moral, historical and cultural vortex into which they were hurled or to surrender, letting history pull them along like broken twigs in a rising creek.
We walked out of the town, up steep narrow alleys, shaded by trees and flowering shrubs, and blessedly free from motorised vehicles, to the ruined Villa Jovis which the Emperor Tiberius built as his retreat on the edge of a precipitous cliff from which those who offended him were hurled to their deaths.
Fireworks were hurled at police, which said just after midnight that at least three officers had been injured.
Several bottles were hurled, one of which gashed my head badly enough to require stitches, and the incident could easily have escalated into an all-out attack after we were surrounded and egged on to fight.
The hearing, the second of 10 to take place around the region over the next two weeks, was a mostly subdued exercise in mass democracy, at least compared to some past fare-increase hearings at which insults and even loose change were hurled at transit officials.
