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Honey bee decline spreading globally

March 12, 2011 Scientists working for the United Nations (UNEP) reported Thursday that the collapse of  colonies is becoming a world wide phenomenon and will continue unless humans work to restore habitats for bees. The insects are necessary for crops and the report calls for profound changes in how humans.

The decline in managed bee colonies, first noticed in Europe and the U.S., is now seen in China and Japan, and there are signs of in Egypt. According to the, honey-producing colonies in the U.S. have declined from 5.5 million colonies in 1950 to 2.5 million in 2007. A co-author of the report, Peter Neumann, said changes in rural areas during the past 50 years have contributed to decline of wild bees and other. Additional factors include the declines in flowering plants, the use of harmful chemicals and insecticides, the increase in air pollution and a worldwide trade system that spreads bee and pests.

The world's growing means more bees are needed to pollinate the crops to feed more people. According to the U.N. report, of the 100 crop species that supply 90 percent of the world's food, bees pollinate more than 70 percent. Noting that humans seem to believe that they can operate independent of nature through technological innovations, Achim Steiner, the executive director of the UNEP said, "Bees underline the reality that we are more, not less dependent on in a world of close to 7 billion people."

The report calls for such measures as incentives for farmers and land owners to encourage them to restore habitats that are friendly to pollinators.

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Thread:Comments:US military brig officials order whistle-blowing suspect to sleep naked/This is absurd/reply (19)

One, he is innocent until proven guilty, but here is a clue for you, it is not universal. In most Countries he would just get a bullet in the back of the head. Even in Europe, Manning could be held indefinately without being charged. But the truth never holds the interest of simple minded people. The conditions Manning is being held in are pretty much the result of his crybaby pandering and whining. "I am going to hurt myself, that will show you!" Guess he got a lesson in reality.


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Wow! Its amazing only 288 people are dead. I was expecting that number to be way higher.


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No, not really, when you consider he is being held in better conditions than your average everyday prisoners outside of the United States who are not whining about hurting themselves. Guess the ICC actually has real problems in the world to worry about. Besides, they still need to prove they comprehend reality in those nations where people live in fear being imprisoned merely for their opinions, or suspected opinions, in far worse conditions. It is called reality; you probably are not too familiar with it.


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It is way, way higher... "in the thousands", acc. Au's defence minister... we'll only know as the magnitude of this disaster unfolds. The prime minister of Japan was a bit ahead of himself on announcing that there had been no leaks in the nuclear power plant. (A great idea to build a nuclear reactor in a quake-prone country! We now know (also acc. to this arvo's announcement by Rudd) that there have been.


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Explosion at earthquake-damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant

March 12, 2011 An explosion has been reported at Japan's stricken nuclear power plant after its cooling system was damaged by a massive 8.9 magnitude earthquake that hit off the North-East coast of Japan on Friday. The explosion occurred at around 3:00pm local time (6:00am UTC). According to the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company, four workers were injured in the explosion.

The explosion occurred as workers were attempting to cool a reactor by injecting water into its core. Local media are reporting that the plant's exterior walls have been destroyed and only a skeleton structure remains.

More than 45,000 residents within a 10-kilometre radius of the plant have been evacuated.

Television reports show white smoke coming from the plant. Local authorities are warning residents in the vicinity of the plant to stay indoors, turn off air-conditioners and not to drink tap water. According to Japan's nuclear agency, radioactive and  has been identified at the plant. Authorities speculate that this indicates that containers holding uranium fuel at the site may have ruptured and are leaking.


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Comments:Dr Anil potti

This press release informs the readers that Dr. Anil Potti has been a recipient of the Arnold P. Gold, Leonard B. Tow Humanism in Medicine Award. (UpVery.com) Jan 4, 2011 -- Dr. Anil Potti received his M.B.B.S. (Bachelor of Medicine & Surgery) degree from Christian Medical College & Hospital Vellore, India in 1995 and fellowship training in Hematology and Oncology at Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC. He is a well-respected clinician who takes care of patients suffering from cancer and is board certified to practice medical oncology. In addition to being chosen to receive the prestigious Arnold P. Gold Foundation, Leonard B. Tow "Humanism in Medicine" award, Dr. Anil Potti has also been previously elected to the Alpha-Omega-Alpha (AOA) Honor Society and is also associated with several prestigious organizations like the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and American Association of Cancer Research (AACR).

About Dr. Anil Potti Dr. Anil Potti is a renowned clinician and oncologist in the United States. He is known for providing exceptional care to his patients suffering from cancer and giving patients and their family members complete access to him at all times. The Leonard B. Tow Humanism in Medicine Award annually honors a medical school faculty physician (MD or DO degree) who exemplifies the qualities of a caring and compassionate mentor in the teaching and advising of medical students. The awardee must also possess the desirable personal qualities necessary to the practice of patient-centered medicine by teaching ethics, empathy, and service by example. The goal of the award is to emphasize, reinforce, and enhance the importance of humanistic qualities among medical faculty, since the presence of a caring, compassionate, and collaborative learning environment serves as positive reinforcement to prospective physicians of the desirability of such qualities in the doctor-patient relationship.

Dr. Anil Potti attended the St. Patrick's High School in Secunderabad, India, from 1977 to 1987 and graduated at the top of his class. After completing collegiate training, under the auspices of a National Merit Scholarship, he was chosen to complete medical school at the prestigious Christian Medical College & Hospital, Vellore, India and received his certification in 1995. Thereafter, Dr. Anil Potti completed his Residency training in Internal Medicine at the University of North Dakota (UND) School of Medicine, Fargo, North Dakota and his Fellowship training in Hematology/Oncology at Duke University, Durham, NC. Between 1999-2000, Dr. Anil Potti was a Chief Resident in Internal Medicine. Over the years, for his dedicated services in teaching and patient care, Dr. Anil Potti has been honored with several awards including, Joseph Greenfield Mentoring Award, Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA), several 'Outstanding Teacher of the Year' Awards, ASCO Merit award, ASH CRTI, Robert Silber Research Prize, Lisa Stafford Prize, Burroughs Wellcome Physician-Scientist Award, ASCO IDEA Mentor and many more. He currently practices medicine in the state of North Carolina.

Apart from being a keen clinician, Dr. Anil Potti also loves to spend time with his family and in volunteering activities. Each year, Dr. Anil Potti donates his time and money to the local public school system, the local church, and not-for-profit organizations that benefit the education of underserved children, particularly young women, in third world countries like India.

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Thread:Comments:Earthquake-damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant triggers evacuation/Fukushima I was scheduled to be taken out of service on 24 March 2011

According to the ICJT "Nuclear Power Plants of the World" website, Fukushima was to be shut down on 24 March 2011, after 40 years of service time. http://www.icjt.org/npp/podrobnosti.php?drzava=14&lokacija=818 This should change the discussion on the service time of old nuclear power plants.


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It will. Regardless the fact that this disaster will have pretty much nothing to do with the age of the plant ... It had to do with the DESIGN. Shutting down old plants is idiot's, err, politician's, solution and does solve NOTHING. Requiring that all plants, whether old or new, meet stricter requirements does.


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According to NHK, officials say the explosion did not involve the reactor containment vessel. http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20110312/t10014632471000.html Paul Davidson (talk) 12:09, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

they have now evacueted people in a 20km radius http://www.tagesschau.de/nachrichtenticker/ 12.03.2011 11:18 Uhr


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Special report on Japanese tsunami emergency in Pichilemu, Chile

March 12, 2011 On Friday, a strong earthquake in Japan triggered a massive tsunami throughout the Pacific Ocean. Chilean President Sebastián Piñera declared a "preventive tsunami warning" that morning. "I want to express my, and Chilean people's solidarity with the Japanese government and people, who were hit by one of the worse earthquakes and tsunamis in the history of mankind," Piñera said. Later that day, the tsunami first reached Chilean territory in, without causing any damage.

Meanwhile, in Pichilemu, O'Higgins Region, the tsunami warning caused panic amid people. a fisherman told Wikinews.

Schools executed the, a preventive emergency operation against earthquakes, fires, and other emergencies, during Friday morning. The operation, officially called "Cooper Plan", is named after Francisca Cooper, killed in Indonesia after the 2004 tsunami.

During the afternoon, people living or owning stores, restaurants, and kiosks near the beach began to take their belongings away, due to the potential damage the tsunami would cause. Police officers did not allow cars to pass by the nearest street to the beach, the Costanera Avenue, especially in the Government area; however, curious people traveling on foot were able to see the strong waves hitting the Pichilemu shoreline before the eventual tsunami. The was used mostly for that purpose, until  (Chilean equivalent to the United States' Federal Bureau of Investigation) told people to leave the area because "it was dangerous."

At around 16:30 local time (19:30 UTC), the Intendant of O'Higgins Region, Rodrigo Pérez Mackenna, arrived at Pichilemu Municipal Stadium in a helicopter, to inform Mayor Roberto Córdova of what he and other authorities should do because of the emergency, according to reports.

Fishermen took their boats away from the beach. "I don't want to lose it [the boat] again, we were already very affected by the February 27 earthquake and I just don't want that to happen again; we still have time," a fisherman, Manuel González said.

At around 21:30 local time (00:30 UTC), heavy rain began to fall in the city. Most of the people who evacuated to the quickly went back to their houses, despite most of them being too close to the beach to be safe. Some of them preferred to stay in refuges provided by the : the Pichilemu Municipal Gymnasium, and the Pueblo de Viudas Primary School. Fabricio Cáceres said on  that "people should stay calm," and that the tsunami "would not be any worse than February 27's." Personnel of the, the Pichilemu Fire Bureau, and kept on patrolling the city's streets.

The Pichilemu Hospital, located around 100 meters from the beach, was moved temporarily to the facilities.

The tsunami waves finally hit Pichilemu at around 03:30 local time (06:30 UTC) on Saturday, damaging some kiosks that were too close to the beach. In Playa Hermosa, around three kilometers south of the center of the city, the tsunami even reached houses and, but caused no damage. Some reports on Radio Entre Olas say that the tsunami reached up to 70 meters inland. According to, , Pichilemu's Caleta de Pescadores (Fishermen Creek, almost completely destroyed on February 27, 2010 after that day's earthquake) suffered minor damage.

The tsunami warning was lifted in most of Chilean territory but ",, [sic], , , , and ," by Sebastián Piñera at 10:45 local time (13:45 UTC) on Saturday.

Governor of Cardenal Caro said that "around 10,000 people were evacuated in Pichilemu to  or ," and that the tsunami was "just meters away from affecting the [Cardenal Caro] province government building."


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Hi, please add Persian language Persian, Thanks. Mjbmr Talk 14:24, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
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I am living in the area. I mostly got the information through TV, and by my reporting on the beach on yesterday's evening. It all was fun until the police took us off :P Fabricio Cáceres said that on his TV program "Recuerdos del ayer" (which showcases music videos of the sixties and all that jazz, but they decided apparently to give information regarding the tsunami warning). The rest of the information, is mine. And obviously the pictures might prove you I was there! Diego Grez return fire 14:30, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

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Some 'breaking news' informations came just some minutes ago, Radio Entre Olas reported water came 70 meters inland and Governor of Cardenal Caro spoke with Jorge Vargas (Radio Somos Pichilemu) saying that the tsunami almost affected the Government of the province. Dunno if these are correct BR/OR notes, but anyway. Diego Grez return fire 16:47, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * De Solminihac says on Twitter: Well behavior of infrastructure and public services between regions of Arica and Valparaíso. Only minor damage in [Fishermen Creek] Caleta de Pichilemu and Algarrobo. Diego Grez return fire 16:57, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

 * The Twitter is OR; I'd say the Radio Entre Olas is broadcast report - so I'll put the template on. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 18:22, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

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When you guys are finished editing this, it definitely needs to be nominated as an FA. --Ashershow1talk 18:01, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
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PDI = FBI?
Is it accurate to compare the PDI with the FBI? I'm not sure that a federal police and a unitary state police can be accurately compared. 76.117.247.55 (talk) 11:03, 14 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Hmm, you have a point. I believe the original intention was to compare the groups' activities, since few people outside Chile have heard of the PDI. However, this function can be covered adequately by a wikilink. I'll wait for more input first, but I don't think it would count as a major content edit to remove the parenthesised comment (and thus allowable after more than 24 hours have passed) - I also don't think it warrants a correction. As I said, however, I will await further input before changing anything. Δεν δοδγε  t\c 17:53, 14 March 2011 (UTC)
 * It would have been worse to compare the Carabineros de Chile with the FBI. What the FBI does is mostly investigations, if I recall correctly. That's what the PDI does, investigative work, and of course detentions, and all that kind of things. Not a perfectly accurate comparation, but it's good to give an idea of what PDI is. --Diego Grez return fire 22:04, 14 March 2011 (UTC)


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BCCI needs to be more accountable in its functioning, says Ajay Maken
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WikiLeaks:Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati sent jet to collect shoes
Can you find an image of the minister on her, or a government, website that could be used locally under Fair Use?

What we can't use are ones from competing news agencies.

It'd also be good if you can use the cable search tool to find the exact cables on this! --Brian McNeil / talk 14:15, 5 September 2011 (UTC)

Indian ghazal singer Jagjit Singh dies aged 70
Published, but there were, indeed, substantial problems on the copyright check (as well as some on verifcation). Please see both the review comments and the. --Pi zero (talk) 04:13, 11 October 2011 (UTC)

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我十分同情他们，我想各个国家应该及时帮助日本 I have sympathy for them, I think each country should timely help Japan


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We'll I would like to have more complete information regarding this issue


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How the Hell did some grade school kid know she did porn? Apparently parents in Missouri don't care too much about what their kids are up to. Perhaps its time Child Protective Services look in on the kids household.. that's where the REAL media story could be.


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Thread:Comments:Earthquake-damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant triggers evacuation/Fukushima I was scheduled to be taken out of service on 24 March 2011/reply (2)

Human needs Iodine before radioactive iodine contamination, not after. radioactive iodine tries to replace Iodine in human’s thyroid gland. Human needs enough Iodine to prevent radioactive iodine penetrate his/her thyroid gland. When radioactive iodine is in the thyroid gland it is to drink Iodine. Every Belarusian knows this fact after Chernobyl catastrophe. In Belarus, thyroid gland and other cancer rates rose dozens times. Dangerous radioactive fallout as far as 300 km Chernobyl. Wind direction changed during a few days after Chernobyl catastrophe.

I (KI) - effective against - I 131 (8 and 100 day) Ca - effective against- Sr 89, Sr 90 К - effective against - Cs 135, Cs137 (http://saveyou.ru/forum/archive/index.php/t-78.html) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_iodide http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster (I

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Human needs Iodine before radioactive iodine contamination, not after. radioactive iodine tries to replace Iodine in human’s thyroid gland. Human needs enough Iodine to prevent radioactive iodine penetrate his/her thyroid gland. When radioactive iodine is in the thyroid gland it is to drink Iodine. Every Belarusian knows this fact after Chernobyl catastrophe. In Belarus, thyroid gland and other cancer rates rose dozens times. Dangerous radioactive fallout as far as 300 km Chernobyl. Wind direction changed during a few days after Chernobyl catastrophe.

I (KI) - effective against - I 131 (8 and 100 day) Ca - effective against- Sr 89, Sr 90 К - effective against - Cs 135, Cs137 (http://saveyou.ru/forum/archive/index.php/t-78.html) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_iodide http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster

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Thanks!
Thank you for your productive and helpful edits on Wikinews. We really appreciate what you've done. Wikinews needs more good editors like yourself; please consider getting an account! We'd be very happy to have you. Δεν δοδγε  t\c 18:52, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Thank you for the note. What does it involve?  What do I get for getting an account?   99.190.81.234 (talk) 18:55, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * You get a personal username, so you can be credited for your contributions without exposing your IP address, and can be granted more user rights (such as the ability to review or even delete pages) as you gain the community's trust. See Why create an account? Δεν δοδγε  t\c 18:59, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * What additional identity/security protection is there? What does "credited" mean, does it have value beyond tracking?  What does the "User Right" of reviewing an page mean?  Is there a list of other potential "User Rights"?   99.190.81.234 (talk) 19:03, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Now looking at http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Wikinews:Why_create_an_account%3F, so maybe I'll 'talk' later.
 * It simply means that your chosen username will appear in the page history, instead of your IP address. Pages have to be reviewed before appearing on the main page, and on our various feeds (including Google News). The most common user rights are reviewer (which allows you to review a page), administrator (which grants a user the power to delete pages, block users, etc.), and bureaucrats (who can grant rights to other users based on community consensus). Other rights, such as CheckUser and oversighter, are less common and more bureaucratic, so I won't go into those now. If you take a look at our policy pages, you will soon familiarise yourself with all our workings. Δεν δοδγε  t\c 19:16, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

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More about the topic, Chernobyl strikes back!:D


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No one knows for sure the cause of the colony collapses. Before spreading the stereotypical "we are destroying the environment" nonsense, Peter Neumann should do more research.


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Arab League calls for Libyan no-fly zone

March 12, 2011

The Arab League joined calls to impose a over Libya after a meeting of the 22-nation group in Cairo on Saturday.

The proposal was settled upon during a six-hour-long emergency meeting at the Arab League's headquarters, with only Algeria and Syria in opposition. According to League officials, the group had been in contact with rebels engaged in fighting prior to the meeting.

According to, the organization's secretary general, it had "officially requested the United Nations Security Council to impose a no-fly zone against any military action against the Libyan people." Moussa went on to say that he was "talking about a humanitarian action ... supporting the Libyan people in their fight for freedom against a regime that is more and more disdainful."

According to onlookers, some members of the League, including Saudi Arabia and Algeria, are concerned about establishing a no-fly zone because they have experienced protests as well, and they worry that uprisings similar to the Libyan one could occur. Additionally, even though the League voted in favor of a no-fly zone, other analysts say internal dissent could lead to them going no further than stating their support.

During the meeting, Libyan protesters gathered outside the headquarters building in support of a no-fly zone. One protester, originally from the Libyan city of Benghazi, said that "[w]e want the Arab League to show the same resolve on this situation as the rest of the world...if they don't, it will be embarrassing for them in front of their own peoples and everyone else."

NATO considers the support of regional powers essential if a no-fly zone is to be established, as some members believe that it could be seen as outside interference by Western powers. According to Britain's Foreign Secretary, William Hague, "You need support within the region from the Arab world" for a no-fly zone and "[the UK] would like Arab nations to participate in it militarily."


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You didn't know about porn in High School?


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She wasn't forced to do porn; she could have got a proper job. Seriously, if it was up to me, I wouldn't fire her, but she must admit that she brought this situation upon herself.

"Her past is her past", yeah right. Would you say the same if it was an ex-pedophile? His past is his past, right?


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Death toll rises from Japan quake

March 13, 2011

The death toll from the earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit Japan on Friday has risen to more than a thousand, with many people still missing, according to reports issued over the weekend.

While Japan's police says that only 637 are confirmed dead, media reports say that over a thousand people have been killed, with several hundred bodies still being transported. Thousands more are still unaccounted for; in the town of, alone, up to 10,000 people are missing. Four trains that were on the coast have yet to be located.

In the aftermath of the disaster, evacuations of around 300,000 people have taken place; more evacuations are likely in the wake of concerns over a damaged nuclear power plant. According to Prime Minister, around 3,000 people have been rescued thus far. 50,000 troops from the Japanese military have been deployed to assist in rescue efforts.

The tsunami generated by the quake has destroyed communities along Japan's Pacific coast, with up to 90% of the houses in some towns having been destroyed; at least 3,400 structures have been destroyed in total. Fires have also sprung up among the impacted areas.

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Acting in pornography is legal and doesn't hurt anybody. Comparing it to pedophilia is not remotely fair.


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The kids would never let it drop. It'd interfere with her job too much - and simply banning them from talking about it a) is wrong and b) would fail anyway.

I'd employ her, but not to be a teacher.


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Thanks for spelling "Thursday" correctly! Mattisse (talk) 21:59, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

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Maybe she could have gotten some minimum wage job and struggled by forever. She chose to do a job that paid enough for her to move on and do what she ultimately wanted to do. Paedophilia ? Really people, it's a long way from working in porn to molesting children... And from all accounts she sounds to have the kids interests at heart. I say if she's a good teacher and is strong enough and willing to ride out the inevitable comments/slurs/etc then let her teach. You Americans are so repressed sometimes when someone mentions sex... pity you were'nt so concerned when your previous president and vice-president were busy stealing electons and killing people by going to war to line their pockets.


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Cuba sentences USAID worker to fifteen-year prison term

March 13, 2011

A 15-year prison sentence was handed down by a Cuban court to US Agency for International Development (USAID) worker Alan Gross for crimes against the state.

Gross was arrested in December 2009 while on a mission intended to promote democracy by distributing satellite communications equipment to Jewish groups; these groups have denied any involvement in the matter. Such equipment, and distributing it, is illegal in Cuba.

According to a Cuban court, Gross's activities were part of "a subversive project of the US government that aimed to destroy the Revolution through the use of communications systems out of the control of authorities."

In response to the decision, a spokesperson said that the "sentencing adds another injustice to Alan Gross’s ordeal. He has already spent too many days in detention and should not spend one more."

Gross's wife has requested that Cuba release her husband on humanitarian grounds; some political analysts expect this to eventually occur. Gross, aged 61, is reported to have lost 90 pounds while imprisoned since his arrest, and is affected by, , and.


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I am temporarily unpublishing this article to address concerns regarding bias in this article. The article appears to presenting a sympathetic POV for Mr Gross which, likely, can easily be balanced in the existing text. -  Amgine | t 23:22, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * The diff clearly highlights speculation, and Mr Goss being misrepresented as some sort of charity worker. Sadly, the POV version is what would've been spidered by GNews. --Brian McNeil / talk 02:06, 13 March 2011 (UTC)
 * At this moment, GNews doesn't seem to have it at all. --Pi zero (talk) 02:21, 13 March 2011 (UTC)


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Four dead after Yemen police fire on protesters

March 13, 2011

Police forces in Yemen opened fire on protesters with gunfire, tear gas and water cannons Saturday morning, killing four people in two separate events.

The incidents began overnight, after the largest protests yet on Friday drew some 100,000 people. Before dawn, security troops attacked protesters in the capitol city of ; several hours earlier they had surrounded a central square where protestors were located. At around five in the morning local time, security forces began firing on the protesters, using first water cannons, and shortly thereafter tear gas and live ammunition. Witnesses said the attack began shortly after morning prayers.

Three people were killed in Sana'a, while a teenage boy was also killed in. The scene in Sana'a was described by one protester as "total mayhem [...] a real battlefield."

In response to the deaths, the US embassy in Sana'a issued a report saying that the Yemeni government should investigate the events, and denied claims that the US government "has somehow condoned the use of violence by any side." US counterterrorism official said that both the opposition and government "should respond constructively to President Saleh's call to engage in a serious dialogue to end the current impasse."

Yemeni president had previously said the government would not use violence against protesters, and according to O'Brennan had "reiterated his hope that the opposition will engage immediately in a dialogue with the government as well as his public assurance not to use violence against peaceful demonstrators" in the wake of the deaths on Saturday.


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Cuba releases leading dissident from prison

March 13, 2011

The Cuban government released one of the country's  leading dissidents,. from prison on Friday, under an agreement attained through talks supported by Spain and reached last July between Cuba's president Raul Castro and Cuba's  to free 52 political prisoners. Biscet, 49, was sentenced to a 25-year prison term  in 2003 for "acts against the sovereignty and independence of the national territory".

The original deadline for the release was November 7, and the 40 who were released by that date agreed  to exile in Spain. Biscet and 11 others  refused to leave Cuba and were not freed by the deadline. Biscet stated, "I’ve always lived in Cuba and I’m from Cuba. I haven’t done anything bad to anyone. I’ve always given love, a lot of love, and for giving love they came down hard on me, especially the government".

A follower of the peacefully resistant philosophies of   and,  Biscet's nonviolent  fight for human rights and his persistent opposition to the  Cuban government have won him worldwide prominence. He has worked to oppose abortion and the death penalty and campaigned to free Cuban political prisoners. In 2007 President George W. Bush bestowed upon him the, American's highest civilian honor, in recognition of his work.

Biscet was escorted by security agents to his home in. He told reports gathered there, "It goes without saying that I will continue in the opposition because even in jail I did not give up my questioning attitude toward this government and the abuses it commits."


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User talk:L.tak

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Article sources
I notice you've got an article started with a bunch of text written, but no sources listed yet. Note, in the Howdy template's step-by-step instructions for writing an article, we recommend not only choosing all your sources before you start to write, but also reading them all before you start to write. The Sources section of an article is more than just a list of sources from which all information in the article can be verified; it should also be an accurate accounting of where the information actually came from. --Pi zero (talk) 22:09, 25 September 2012 (UTC)
 * Thanks, in view of the vast amount of sources, I did it partly the other way: read everything, but added a suitable selection later... It's my first article and I hate not having submitted yesterday. Only now the media (outside Curacao) are picking it up... ;-) L.tak (talk) 12:54, 26 September 2012 (UTC)
 * Ah.

 * Three out of five sources non-English, I see. Just letting you know, that could be a serious problem.  Sometimes we manage to review and publish articles with non-English sources... more often the review doesn't happen and everyone (writers, reviewers, and innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire) has a miserable time of it.  The difficulty, you see, is that if, as usually happens, there are no reviewers available who can more-or-less-fluently read the language of the sources, automatic translation is laughably bad and so the reviewer can't possibly pick up the sort of subtle nuances of meaning that are needed for rigorous source-check during review.  (Indeed, with automatic translation often one can't even get anything resembling the basic sense of the meaning, let alone nuances.)

 * Occasionally we do manage to successfully source-check based on non-English sources, as I say. Usually (though not always) it's because we get help with manual translation from someone who reads the source language fluently... with luck I'll be able to take a look in reasonable time and give you some feedback on what might be needed.  Of course when you submitted this, after several days of hardly anything being submitted, suddenly we've got four articles all arriving on the queue in the past seven hours or so.

 * Btw, there is a mention of non-English sources on one of our official policy pages: WN:Cite sources.  Finding better ways to reconcile non-English sources with our review process, thus giving us access to a wide range of juicy stories on which we might actually scoop the English-language mainstream press, is something we've long wanted to do; alas, it's a refinement we've never been able to devote our attention to because we've got other more fundamental improvements needed to our basic infrastructure.  --Pi zero (talk)
 * Thanks for that extensive explanation... Some differences between the dream (first en-news source) and practice thus... I have found some en-refs now, which tell most of the story. The newspapers "feel" a bit less notable, but I they seem neutral and correct in their reporting (news.google.com does not pick them up however). Let's see if it helps... L.tak (talk) 15:32, 26 September 2012 (UTC)

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Thread:Comments:Former adult film actress forced to leave teaching job again/Comments from feedback form - "Her past is her past. I would ..."/reply (6)

Yes she could have struggled with a minimum wage job. Instead she chose the easy way and now is paying the consequences for her easy choice.

My point about pedophilia was that the past isn't just the past, I wasn't somehow comparing both. And who said I'm American?


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User talk:Geofferybard

I am soliciting your input please!
I am attempting a Dispute resolution at Dispute resolution/Brian McNeil and Mattisse and I am soliciting your input as to the problem. I urge you to give feedback. Soliciting input is the next step in the Dispute resolution process. Please do! Regards, Mattisse (talk) 00:04, 6 May 2011 (UTC)
 * In all honesty, I thought that Brian basically runs the joint and that he probably created wikinews or inherited the keys to the kingdom from whoever set this website up. I scanned some of the dispute resolution page and IMO there is no resolution if the issue is personalized and made into a dualistic win/lose game.

I found Brian to be motivated by a sincere desire to make Wikinews into a respected journalistic website and clearly intending to make his mark in journalistic history. The bottom line is you probably need to take a deep breath, realize that Brian is not going to apologize, publicly, and take some time off, write for some other entity, and at some later point decide whether you would be willing to come back and let by gones be by gones. You, such as I suppose I myself at this point am doing, will be in a position to make your point by going on strike for a limited time period. Then, when you return, it would be a clean start.

So, you asked, that's my opinion. Geofferybard (talk) 20:41, 6 May 2011 (UTC)

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An American perspective.

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Thread:Comments:Explosion at earthquake-damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant/speculation? I thin k its clear that there is a leak.

"Authorities speculate that this indicates that containers holding Uranium fuel at the site may have ruptured and are leaking."

seriously: if there is no leak responsible for contamination, what is the alternative ?

did a russian spy sneak in to plant some plutonium from russia on site to frame the japanese? Or is it bin Laden?


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Thread:Comments:Explosion at earthquake-damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant/speculation? I thin k its clear that there is a leak./reply

It could be speculation that the fuel storage is leaking, when it's actually leaking from the cooling system?


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Thread:Comments:Microsoft waits for death of Internet Explorer 6/Comments from feedback form - "Something may be "antiquated",..."

Something may be "antiquated", [paragraph 1] but it does not mean it is useless. Look-up Classical (adj.). With more computing power, we have high-bandwidth-sucking banner ads, not better A/V or music quality, or ability. Secondly, HOW has it "outlived its usefullness"[paragraph 5]? 76.90.229.237 (talk) 09:10, 13 March 2011 (UTC)


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TEST PAGE:Self-publish today

This is a test page! It should not be reviewed, or otherwise flagged as checked.

The purpose of this page is to demonstrate a mechanism whereby the bar to contributing to Wikinews is lowered. However, it is being sought to achieve this without making Wikinews an unreliable source. Articles such as this, not subject to full formal review, must not be pushed to Google News or social networking sites.

If you are looking for recent news stories, please visit our Main Page. For information on what we do here at Wikinews, see Introduction.

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User talk:Abinjoy331

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Your quiz
Hi, your quiz has been removed because you used external sources. WE ARE NOT REUTERS NOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. We are Wikinews, so please use internal sources. Wikipedia-news sources are not a good idea either. Please do not add any more quizzes with external sources. By the way, I usually make the quizzes, so if you'd like to partner up you can if you want, but I feel you're "butting in". --Jeffwang (talk) 20:51, 30 December 2011 (UTC)

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User talk:Tiago Peixoto

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New York tour bus crash kills 14

March 13, 2011

At least fourteen people have died after a chartered bus crashed in, New York. According to authorities, the tour bus accident also injured eighteen other people, amongst which five were critically injured.

The vehicle was travelling from in Connecticut to the village of, also located in Connecticut. When the crash occurred on at approximately 0535  (1035 ) on Sunday, there were at least thirty-one passengers present.

40-year-old Ophadell Williams, the driver of the bus, reported to the police that the vehicle came into contact with a, which was veering across the interstate. He said that he attempted to move out of the way of this vehicle, causing the bus itself to swerve, overturn and scrape the side of a railing for one hundred yards before impacting with a highway sign's upholding bar.

Captain James Ellson, of the fire service, described the scene as "a pile of humans, either still in their seats or on the floor, wrapped in the metal". Jose Hernandez, one of the survivors of the bus crash, said that "[w]e tried to help people, but there was twisted metal in the way".

The semi-trailer truck driver failed to stop after the accident. Police are currently attempting to detect this driver. Raymond Kelly, the current, stated that the truck was moving on a lane to the bus' nearside, although whether the vehicles came into contact with each other or not is yet to be confirmed. Both vehicles were travelling at "a significant rate of speed", according to Kelly.

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Japan facing 'most severe crisis since World War II', says prime minister

March 13, 2011 Amongst the aftermath of a magnitude 8.9 earthquake which struck on Friday, followed by a tsunami,, the of Japan,  claimed that the country is experiencing its largest difficulties since the end of World War II in 1945.

"The current situation of the earthquake, tsunami and the nuclear plants is in a way the most severe crisis in the past 65 years since World War II," Kan said. Speaking on television, he stated that "[w]hether we Japanese can overcome this crisis depends on each of us. I strongly believe that we can get over this great earthquake and tsunami by joining together."

Kan reported that there were limited supplies of electricity due to the closure of numerous, including located in. According to, a broadcasting organization in Japan, approximately 310,000 individuals have been transported to safety in shelters that, in various cases, do not contain electricity.

The has reported the deaths of one thousand individuals, although thousands of others have not been taken into account. The police have claimed that the death toll in as a result of the earthquake and tsunami could be in excess of ten thousand. 100,000 troops - which equates to approximately 40% of the country's armed forces - are said to have been committed to assisting with the survivors of the disasters.

The nuclear agency of Japan consider the circumstances at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant to be Level 4 on the, which is. According to, incidents like this usually cause one person to die from causes related to radiation. No individuals from the power plant are reported to have died.


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Talk:Four dead after Yemen police fire on protesters

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editprotected Can you please add the "2011 Yemen anti-government protests" category to this page? thanks -- The Egyptian Liberal (talk) 18:23, 21 April 2011 (UTC)
 * ✅ — sorry for the delay, there was something of a backlog. — μchip08 08:36, 27 April 2011 (UTC)


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Talk:New York tour bus crash kills 14

Places
According to the SFGate article and the Wikipedia articles, -- AVRS (talk) 09:51, 15 March 2011 (UTC)
 * The bus was going from Uncasville to Chinatown, not to Uncasville.
 * Mohegan Sun is in Uncasville.
 * Correction notice issued ([]). --Pi zero (talk) 12:32, 15 March 2011 (UTC)

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Israel to build new settlements in West Bank

March 13, 2011

Israel announced Sunday that it plans to build several hundred new housing facilities in the occupied, days after several Israelis were in an attack on Friday.

According to officials, a meeting on Saturday of a government committee resulted in the decision to build up to 500 new housing units, all within existing settlements. The new buildings are to be constructed in areas that Israel expects to retain control of in the event of any potential peace accord with Palestine.

A Palestinian spokesperson said that Israel's decision was "wrong and unacceptable and will only create problems." The building of settlements by Israel is widely criticized; in February fourteen of the fifteen United Nations Security Council members, with the US the only exception, supported a resolution that would demand Israel stop further construction.

The announcement of the new buildings came days after five Israelis were stabbed to death on Friday night, in an attack suspected to be of Palestinian origin. In response to the attack, residents of the area had asked the Israeli government to build new housing facilities.

The attacks were referenced by Prime Minister, who said in a statement that he had "noticed that several countries that always hasten to the U.N. Security Council in order to condemn Israel, the state of the Jews, for planning a house in some locality, or for laying some tiles somewhere, have been dilatory in sharply condemning the murder of Jewish infants."


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Does anyone recognize the correlations to cellular towers in remote areas in an inverted relationship with the decrease in bees?


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Researchers identify genetic link to peanut allergies

March 13, 2011 An international research team at in Scotland has established a gene called  is linked to peanut allergies. Calling the research a "potential breakthrough", the team says it is the first firm evidence of a genetic element to the potentially fatal condition.

The team — including scientists from the Netherlands, the UK, Ireland, and Canada — had previously identified Filaggrin as linked to and. The gene is involved in ensuring the skin is an effective barrier to irritants and Dundee University fellow Dr. Sara Brown described "logical next step" as investigating peanut allergy linkage.

The university says in the last two–three decades there has been a major rise in peanut allergies, which now affect 1–2% of young Britons. The condition is not fully understood, but it is now known that changes in the structure of Filaggrin can cause a genetic fault, leading to increased liklihood of peanut allergy.

The gene is a factor in around 20% of the cases studied, and Dundee's Professor Irwin McLean — a Filaggrin expert — said more work is required to fully understand the causes of the disease. "We knew that people with a Filaggrin defect were likely to suffer from eczema, and that many of those people also had peanut allergy," he explained. "What we have now shown is that the Filaggrin defect is there for people who have peanut allergy but who don't have eczema, which shows a clear link between Filaggrin and peanut allergy."


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Al Jazeera cameraman killed in eastern Libya

March 13, 2011

An Al Jazeera cameraman working in Libya was killed in an alleged ambush  on Saturday  as he was returning with his team to the rebel-held city of Benghazi. Al Jazeera, in an official statement, called the act a "cowardly crime" and "part of the Libyan regime's malicious campaign targeting Al Jazeera and its staff".

, along with two colleagues, was returning from a reporting assignment on an opposition protest in a nearby town, when unidentified gunmen opened fire on the car in which the group was traveling. Al Jaber was rushed to a hospital but a bullet had apparently penetrated his heart and he died. One of his colleagues was wounded.

The director general of Al Jazeera Wadah Khanfar paid tribute to Jaber at the network's media forum. He said, "He was one of those people who lived and eventually died in the pursuit of truth. We are determined to carry on regardless. We cannot sacrifice our lives except for noble causes. There is no nobler cause than the pursuit of truth."

Al Jaber, a Qatari national, is the first journalist reported to have been killed in the Libyan conflict. Reporters who were previously welcomed by opponents of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi now feel threatened by Gaddafi supporters as his forces near Benghazi. There are signs that Gaddafi intends to drive the foreign press out of Libya. He has already announced that foreign reporters working in the east of the country are working for "Al-Qaeda." Many journalists are now planning to leave the city.

The director of Al Jazeera, Wadah Khanfar, said that the killing of the cameraman followed "an unprecedented campaign" against the news organization by Gaddafi. He said, "Al Jazeera reiterates the assault cannot dent its resolve to continue its mission, professionally enlightening the public of the unfolding events in Libya and elsewhere." He described the people in  Benghazi who expressed support of the station once news of the ambush was reported.


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US State department official resigns after Wikileaks comments

March 13, 2011

A spokesperson for the US state department,, resigned today after making comments describing the treatment of , who is accused of leaking information to Wikileaks, as "stupid."

Crowley made the comments last week at the. After being asked a question about concerns Manning was being tortured while in prison, Crowley replied that he thought that how the Defense Department was treating Manning was "ridiculous and counterproductive and stupid." He also said that he still believed Manning belonged in prison.

Crowley's remarks sparked widespread controversy, and on Friday President Barack Obama was asked about them at a press conference. In reply, Obama said that Defense Department officials had "assure[d] me" that Manning was being treated appropriately.

In a statement, Crowley said that "[g]iven the impact of my remarks, for which I take full responsibility, I have submitted my resignation." Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that Mike Hammer, a current White House aide, will replace Crowley. She also said that it was "with regret" that she accepted his resignation, and wished him "the very best."


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The article has been merged with Al Jazeera cameraman shot dead in eastern Libya. All the information and sources from that article have been incorporated into this one. I was trying to address the comments at Talk:Al Jazeera cameraman dies in eastern Libya as I did not understand what was happening.

The title has been changed because this article was originally called Qatari cameraman shot dead in Libya. Qatari is the least important fact in the article and the headline should not lead with Qatari. It is the reason that I missed the article in the first place and wrote another article on the same incident. In changing the title, I made mistakes, e.g. Al Jazeera cameraman shot dead in eastern Libya Sorry! Mattisse (talk) 16:03, 14 March 2011 (UTC)


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Japanese tsunami impacts California coastal town

March 13, 2011 The tsunami caused by Japan's magnitude 8.9 quake on Friday destroyed the harbor of, California, a coastal  town still recovering from a devastating. Although most of the fishing boats were removed in advance, the 198 docking slips that the harbor had provided  for boats, enabling the livelihoods of the  fishing crews, were lost.

Richard Young said that the harbor is destroyed. "We're facing not only physical but financial disaster," he said during a briefing. "Our business activity came to a screeching halt yesterday, and that affects the entire community." Councilwoman Kelly Schellong said, "This is going to have a trickle-down effect beyond the lost jobs."

Crescent City's unemployment rate was 13 percent before Friday's tsunami destroyed its commerical fishing industry.

The 1964 tsunami that hit Crescent City killed 11, demolished the harbor and heavily damaged large portions of the business district. Although the city subsequently rebuilt,. The city was in the midst of reconstructing the harbor when Friday's tsunami hit. The harbor is surrounded by land and a built after the 1964 disaster. The tsunami's huge waves entered through a small opening provided for the entrance and exit of boats.

Lori Dengler, director of the Humboldt Earthquake Education Center, says Friday's tsunami was one of as many as 38 tsunamis to strike Crescent City within the last 78 years. She calls the city a "tsunami magnet" because of the  of the ocean floor that contributes to its vulnerability. She also blames the breakwater built after the 1964 tsunami because it traps tsunami waves in the harbor, causing them to boil and churn.

A county supervisor found the view painful on Saturday as she surveyed the wreckage accompanied by state officials. She is hoping they will provide  emergency assistance. "We don't have the financial resources," she said. "We need money. That's what it takes to fix things…. Our poor little harbor."


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Domestic economic impacts likely after Japanese earthquake

March 13, 2011

According to analysts, the major earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit on Friday is likely to have major economic impacts within Japan, though the global economy is unlikely to be significantly affected.

are planned to start on Monday in addition to continuing through this summer and may have to take place next winter as well. According to an economist, Michala Marcussen, at, a country's power supply "is a critical factor" to its economy. Marcussen said that if Japan's electrical infrastructure was severely damaged, then "that could have a durable [sic] impact on the economy."

The overall negative impact of the earthquake on Japan's (GDP) is expected to be only a few tenths of one percent, though that is expected to be enough to push Japan's expected recovery from its current economic slump back by several months. According to the, "[w]e had projected an April-June exit [from the slump] but now forecast July-September or possibly October-December." It added that most of the economic effects of the quake will probably be felt early this summer.

To fund the current rescue efforts, the Japanese government is reportedly considering raising taxes, as the estimated cost of rebuilding affected areas is as high as one percent of the total five trillion GDP. Japan currently carries high levels of debt, estimated to be about ten trillion dollars, which is expected to make additional government spending for rebuilding efforts difficult.

The Japanese stock market index dropped 1.7% at the end of the day Friday; it closed fourteen minutes after the quake and tsunami struck. Beginning on Monday, when trading resumes, the is, according to its governor, prepared to inject money into the economy in order to stabilize the markets.


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Japan earthquake shifts Earth's axis 10 centimetres

March 14, 2011

According to the Italian-based National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, the magnitude 8.9 earthquake that struck Japan on Friday caused the axis of the planet to shift by approximately ten centimetres. Experts believe that

According to La Nación, the impact of the Japanese earthquake caused an energy release one hundred times larger than that of the earthquake which struck Haiti in 2010. Leading the research at the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, Antonio Piersanti stated that

Richard Gross, of NASA's, was responsible for discovering the extent to which the Earth's axis had been shifted by the 2010 Chile earthquake. He claimed that there

Gross explained: He said that despite the fact that  the planet's axis would not alter in space.


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Yes it is. Right at the top of the second page of the Reuters article. "'The Japanese economy is now likely to take longer than we expected to exit its current lull. We had projected an April-June exit but now forecast July-September or possibly October-December,' Nomura said in a note to clients." C628 (talk) 20:01, 13 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Ah, so it is. I didn't see the article was two pages, sorry.  wacky wace  20:03, 13 March 2011 (UTC)
 * No problem. It'd probably be good if there was some way for the source template to include multiple pages, but I don't know of one. C628 (talk) 20:06, 13 March 2011 (UTC)


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If the bees are needed to pollinate agricultural plants, how can a decline in flowering plants trigger coloney collapse? Those crops should provide them with all the flowering plants they need.


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