Yvonne Lee - All Headline News Staff Reporter

Amsterdam, Netherlands - The world's oldest person on record dies Tuesday at the age of 115.

A skinned human exhibition opened at Tampa's Museum of Science and Industry, known as MOSI. The exhibit features 20 human bodies and 260 human organs.

The Florida Anatomical Board, which regulates the distribution of cadavers for research and education, voted 4-2 in Gainesville to deny approval for the exhibit because board members did not agree with the way in which the bodies were preserved and displayed.

Fearing more violence after Genoa's demotion from Italy's top division for game fixing, police are keeping a close eye on ferry terminals and train stations.

Violence breaks out early Tuesday after Italy's highest soccer tribunal decides to relegate Genoa to the third division.

Always heed a low clearance warning.

A soccer fan traveling in a double-decker bus gets a little more that fresh air after poking his head out of a ventilation hatch on the roof, as the vehicle was passing under a low clearance bridge.

The Guinness Book of World Records holder for oldest living person will celebrate her birthday Wednesday amongst her favorite soccer team and the Dutch royal family.

Hendrikje van Andel-Schipper celebrates her 115th birthday Wednesday in good company, once joking the secret to long life was "breathing."