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South African lawyer and anti-apartheid leader Harry Schwarz dies age 85

February 5, 2010

South African lawyer, politcian, diplomat and anti-apartheid leader Harry Schwarz has died at the age of 85. He died after suffering from a short, undisclosed illness.

Leader of the Democratic Alliance of South Africa Helen Zille paid tribute to Schwarz. She said "On behalf of the Democratic Alliance, I extend sincere condolences on the death of Harry Schwarz". She added "Harry Schwarz will be remembered for his signal contribution to the development of our democracy. His piercing intellect, and long professional experience in banking, made him the most astute analyst in Parliament on economic and financial matters during his terms in office. He has engraved his place in South Africa's political history. We will always remember him".

Harry Heinz Schwarz was born in Cologne, Germany in 1924. At the age of 10 he arrived in South Africa as a Jewish refugee, he later served in the South African Air Force. After World War II he qualified as a lawyer from the University of the Witwatersrand.

As both a trained advocate and attorney, Schwarz served on the defence team on Nelson Mandela and several other anti-apartheid activists during the 1963-64 Rivonia Trail.

Schwarz entered politics in 1951 with his election to the Johannesburg City Council. He entered parliament in 1974 on the UP ticket. He was the opposition's spokesman on finance until 1987. Despite being on the opposition he was chosen as South Africa's ambassdor to the United States and served from 1990 to 1994. He was also South Africa's first ambassador to Barbados, serving from 1993 to 1995.

His funeral is planned for Febuary 7th. He is survived by his wife Annette, and his three children Jonathan, Allan and Michael.


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Comments:Ten US missionaries charged with child kidnapping in Haiti

Throw the book at them!
Another case of people who think they have some mission from god that allows them to flout the laws of man! Kidnapping is kidnapping, if they weren't criminals they would have set up or worked through a legitimate adoption program.

—Sturmrabe (talk) 18:54, 5 February 2010 (UTC)

 * Obversely you never been to Haiti. The average Haitian orphanage does have a better life then a child with parents. Even the fact that the children where being abandoned so Americans can take care of them before the earthquake. And I questioned how the Haitian "government" got the word out on how they change the law. --71.206.70.12 (talk) 19:11, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
 * is that supposed to legitimize the kidnapping? The children had it bad there? Really? Your last sentence is hard to read, but the law is the law. There is no reason these people should not be tried. After all, the trial is there to determine if they are guilty and/or deserve punishment. 77.250.25.84 (talk) 19:27, 5 February 2010 (UTC)

 * Haitian orphanages received care packages from America so they can go to school (clothes and school books). In Haiti there is no public schools (and this is before the earthquake) only American churches and the UN have schools set up. The schools that are run by the church is mostly full of orphanages. And the issue of "kidnapping", Haiti has pack of kids running around without there parents, And I truly believed the parents of the "kidnap" children freely gave the kids away. And on a side note the Haitian court system is one of the worlds worst organize system in the world. --71.206.70.12 (talk) 19:38, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Stop trying to legitimize kidnapping. 99.247.82.251 (talk) 02:12, 7 February 2010 (UTC)

 * There are two points to consider. The first is that it appears the children were freely given by their parents. Given the statements of acknowledgement, there is still a breach - in other words, the law does not give the parents the right to do so - but it greatly reduces the severity. The second is that it is a defence in many jurisdictions that the actions were appropriate owing to an emergency situation. For example, I will not be prosecuted for parking on the hard shoulder if my vehicle had broken down or caught fire; I would be risking lives to remain on the road. A question for the court: Does the humanitarian situation in Haiti constitute an emergency sufficient to remove children from the country without due process? The fact that there was an attempt by the Americans to verify legality may count either for or against them. For them, in that they were making an effort in a confused situation that they may have perceived as an emergency, or against them because it demonstrates they had determined that the situation was not so severe that they could not afford to spend time checking the ins and outs. The criminal association charge may be more easily defended; again, it partly depends on the exact wording of the statute. Does it require intent, much like a conspiracy charge? This is not as simple or clear-cut a case as either side would like to make it out to be. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 22:24, 7 February 2010 (UTC)

To add a some bit, in a previous related article, it stated that the missionaries did have paperwork but that it was not correct set of papers. Hardly the actions of hardened criminals.User: Guardianstatue
 * I always thought cannibals had the best approach to missionaries; treat them as a source of protein. :-P --Brian McNeil / talk 03:30, 8 February 2010 (UTC)

Are we supposed to infer here that US churches approve taking children away from their families rather than investing in the local infrastructure so that the children can have a better life close to their family? Also where is this evidence that there's packs of children (talk of them like they were animals, will you?) running around the streets? Where's the evidence that they're better off now and not being sold to slaver drivers? Can we track the adoptions records somehow? There's much claimed "evidence" here, but no information of where we can check them. 88.115.200.79 (talk) 14:04, 15 February 2010 (UTC)MrSonPopo

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This article about Haiti is really nice. Thank you for putting alot of detail into this article. I am sad to say that people are kidnapping Haiti children. Haiti children have been through alot.


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Pope Benedict XVI confirms visit to Scotland as part of his UK tour

February 5, 2010 Pope Benedict XVI has confirmed that he will be travelling to Scotland as part of his tour to the United Kingdom this year.

The Pope made the announcement, which was in a gathering with the Scottish Catholic bishops in Rome, Italy, in response to an address from Cardinal Keith Michael Patrick O'Brien.

The Pope has been quoted as saying: "Later this year, I shall have the joy of being present with you and the Catholics of Scotland on your native soil."

Pope Benedict, who announced that he would be taking a visit to the United Kingdom in 2010 last year, spoke against sectarianism and euthanasia. He said that "[f]aith schools are a powerful force for social cohesion."

"Together with my brother Bishops," Cardinal Keith O'Brien stated in reaction to the address, "I am filled with joy at the news that the Holy Father will visit Scotland, since he has confirmed his intention to visit us we in turn will now begin our preparations for his visit in earnest." O'Brien wished Pope Benedict XVI a "heartfelt welcome" and said that "[w]e are thrilled that your visit will include Scotland." The Cardinal also declared: "As Scots Catholics we are proud of our nation’s long relationship with the Holy See."

At present, a precise route has not been announced by the Vatican. Pope Benedict XVI's visit will be the first papal visit to the United Kingdom since 1982, when Pope John Paul II came to the country.


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Double bombing in Pakistani city leaves at least 22 dead

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Two bombings in Karachi, Pakistan have killed at least twenty-two people and injured over fifty.

In spite of tight security across Pakistan, a motorbike carrying explosives was able to hit a bus carrying people to a religious procession, killing twelve. A second bomb killed at least thirteen when it exploded an hour later outside the local Jinnah hospital emergency ward where the victims, mainly Shia Muslims, of the first attack were being treated.

The bus attack took place on a shopping street near the main road that connects the airport with the city, but it is not clear whether it was a suicide bomber ramming the vehicle, or whether the motorbike was parked along side the bus before detonation.

The second bombing by the hospital, which struck within a crowd of protesters that had gathered to mourn the people killed in the first attack, was likely a suicide bombing, according to local police.

Ghylam Nabi, a local police officer, told Reuters that a third bomb had been found inside a television set in the hospital premises. It was defused successfully.

40 Shia Muslims were also killed in a car bomb attack today in Karbala, Iraq, as they took part in the final day of the religious festival known as Arbaeen, the 40 day mourning for the grandson of the Prophet Muhammed. This was the third bombing in Karbala this week.


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Chinese animator Te Wei dies at age 95

February 5, 2010 Chinese  has died at the age of 95 in.

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A survey of households reported that the number of employed US residents rose by 541,000 last month; at the same time, however, employers cut 20,000 jobs.

According to the figures, the retail sector gained 42,100 jobs last month, the largest increase since November 2007; manufacturers' job counts increased by 11,000, the biggest gain since April 2006.

Temporary help, meanwhile, gained 52,000 jobs. The Press Association reports that could be an indication more hiring is on the way, saying that employers generally hire temporary staff before more permanent workers.

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This article doesn't tell the whole story. The rate, as measured, may have dropped, but it is largely due to how the number is calculated. The economy actually lost jobs during the period. "It's a series of conflicting data. ... The positive take is basically it wasn't a total disaster, but the flip side of it is you're not seeing a recovery," said Doug Roberts,

 * http://www.reuters.com/article/usDollarRpt/idUSN0515137320100205
 * http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Drop-in-jobless-rate-points-apf-315660824.html?x=0

I'd like to see a more complete story before reviewing. --SVTCobra 03:18, 6 February 2010 (UTC)
 * I completely agree and would have urged you to add the information yourself, but this is the writing contest. :p Calebrw (talk) 03:59, 6 February 2010 (UTC)


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no set rule on how many briefs the shorts should have, but two is generally considered the absolute minimum. Three or more is preferred. Tempodivalse [talk] 00:35, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

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published the article. Nice job! Tempodivalse [talk] 03:25, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

(<--) Thanks, and nice sig. -- The New  Mikemoral ♪♫ 03:26, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

 * I

don't see why not, as long as the shorts aren't actually published until the next day arrives. Sometimes, though, it might be better to simply add on to the existing shorts, if it's still a long time to go until midnight UTC. There's really no written "rule" to how to write the shorts, but that's just been my experience with it. Tempodivalse [talk] 23:20, 14 May 2009 (UTC)

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I have promoted you to the Editor class, as I feel you can be trusted to mark revisions of articles as sighted (review). Take a moment to read: If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask for help on my talk page, and thank you for contributing to Wikinews! Tempodivalse [talk] 03:05, 16 May 2009 (UTC)
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You just reverted a revision on my request for editor tools [http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Wikinews:Flagged_revisions/Requests_for_permissions&curid=111211&diff=906193&oldid=906191 here]. I understand that you mistook it for an edit to an archive. Could you please undo it? Thank you, Marx01 Tell me about it 04:12, 2 November 2009 (UTC)

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Here is the link to the religion test!] I found it very interesting (and a great time-killer). Thanks for replying and apologizing! Happy writing! Marx01 Tell me about it 04:32, 2 November 2009 (UTC)

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Wikinews Audio
I would be very interested in seeing what plans you have to try and do some work to revive Audio.

I've taken interest in this in the past (done a couple of spoken articles myself) and pushed a general idea of Wikimedia Radio as a broader concept. One person summing up my concept for WMF radio called it "The Free Radio 4" (BBC Radio 4, that is). There is a lot of free audio content, including Spoken Wikipedia articles and music on archive.org.

I've sort-of come full-circle on the idea as I moved almost totally to Ubuntu on my PC. I know quite a number of musicians so was very interested in the audio recording, mixing, and production tools available; looks like I can move at least one person off Windows with this - and make them more productive. I also found IDJC (Internet DJ Console) which — once rebuilt from source — supports both Shoutcast and Icecast broadcasting, in mp3 or ogg.

I'm doing my first test broadcast with http://1radio.org on Monday (0200 - 0400 UTC). This is mostly to test the technology and take advantage of a free chance to do so. Their server streams at 64kbps so is not-good quality; but, if you don't hate The Grateful Dead, tune in and give a post-mortem report. I'd like to think there is an opportunity here for Wikinews to provide 1radio.org with a 5-10 minute news roundup 2 or 3 times a day. --Brian McNeil / talk 13:55, 19 November 2009 (UTC)

 * What I'm planning is something similar

to what is now, but more podcast-like. I can only produce one show a day at most, being only 15 minutes maximum. I'm actually interested to see if these musicians you know could make a new theme for Wikinews Podcast (not such a good name...). I'm planning on basing the new Audio Wikinews on a few podcast I listen to, wihtout the commentary. 1radio seems good. I probably won't broadcast live, but I could make pre-recorded shows. If you want, I'm writing up plans for a show format (the current one is too meh) so keep an eye on the water cooler. I won't be able to listen to your broadcast, but feel free to send it to me. I'd like to hear it. I will take a look at the internet Archive so I can get some music for Audio Wikinews.-- The New  Mikemoral ♪♫ 01:27, 20 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Podcast-style has been done before. Like the now-deceased

print edition it should be possible to get it available on iTunes. --Brian McNeil / talk 01:39, 20 November 2009 (UTC)

 * Has

it? Well, I this is planned for January. There's plenty of time. I like the idea of broadcasting this on 1radio, A few changes then. Maybe switch to once weekly, summing the whole week. I think there already is something similar, correct? --The New  Mikemoral ]] [[Special:Contributions/The New

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Hi Mikemoral! Just to note, i [http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Wikinews_talk%3AWriting_contest_2010%2Fentrants&action=historysubmit&diff=919236&oldid=919230 moved] your name to the "established" list, since the instructions say that you should "sign up in the established category if ANY of the below apply", not if two or all three apply. Cheers and happy editing, Tempodivalse [talk] 01:04, 5 December 2009 (UTC)

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Tempo. --'The New ]]' [[User talk:The New

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By the way, you do realize that on wikinews, you can enable the script in special:preferences (under gadgets), and you don't have to mess arround with special:mypage/vector.js (unless of course if you want to use a custom configuration). Bawolff ☺☻ 21:39, 5 December 2009 (UTC)

I like to use the monobook.js (I guess here it is vector.js...) just out of old habit when many Wikipedia scripts were not Gadgets such as Twinkle and FurMe. --The New  Mikemoral ]] [[Special:Contributions/The New

Climate contrarians in Copenhagen
Please join the discussion, if you can do it attentively, if you have some free 30 minutes?

I'm just afraid that this novice user Wikiwide, the author of the article, being probably a scientist (you just look at the first version of this article), has a very little understanding of what Wikinews is. And probably has lots of other work to do, is not interested, etc. Even the topic of climate contrarians near UNCCC sounds scientific, doesn't it? I think that if you revive this article, it will be very good Please be informed that only an experienced Wikinews user can manage with such significant and responsible task. Q/0/k 04:12, 16 December 2009 (UTC)
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Seven civilians killed in Afghan police mistake

February 7, 2010 Afghan border police shot dead seven civilians yesterday, near the border with Pakistan after mistaking them for Taliban rebels, according to police officials. The seven men were collecting wood after dark in the southern Afghanistan town of, a common route for Taliban rebels.

The police thought they were going to be ambushed, so opened fire from 400 yards away, not realising that they were unarmed until the bodies were recovered, according to the local commander of the police, Abdul Raziq. He said six officers had been detained for questioning and an investigation opened, and that the police had checked with local residents that the bodies were not that of rebels.

This takes place amid widespread anger about civilian deaths in general, with over two thousand killed last year in fighting. Although United Nations figures show that the majority fell victim to Taliban attack, many Afghans blame the foreign troops, saying that if they were not in the country, the attacks would not take place. The president of Afghanistan,, has warned that civilian killings undermine the military effort as well as his administration.


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Former mayor receives two year sentence for underwear theft in Lancashire, England

February 7, 2010

A man who was formerly a mayor of a village in Lancashire, England has been jailed for two years after being found guilty after admitting four charges of burglary.

59-year-old Ian Stafford, a bachelor, was formerly the mayor of the village of Preesall, however he had to resign from his position in 2009 after being arrested for burglary. His crimes would involve going into houses of people who had entrusted house keys to him as he was employed by them as a handyman or a gardener. He then searched through drawers for underwear before carrying out sex acts and stealing or replacing the underwear, and then leaving the properties. He also stole some garments. The burglaries took place in the villages of Stalmine and Poulton-le-Fylde between the dates of January 1 and June 26 in 2009.

One person became suspicious and installed a hidden camera inside her bedroom. As a result, a 14 minute DVD was recorded which shows the former mayor walking naked from the waist downwards. The DVD was passed on to the police. Police officers later raided Stafford's residence and found the underwear, which had been marked with the names of the owners. The underwear is said to have been worth up to £900 (US$1407).

The trial was held in Preston Crown Court. There the Court heard of how the victims had been "embarrassed, disgusted and shocked" by the "sexual kicks" which the man had been getting. During a previous interview with police, Ian Stafford commented at how he felt "deeply ashamed at the whole scenario because I have hurt people who have been excellent friends - I could not wish for better. I wish I had said something to someone earlier. I am not proud of any of this, I am sickened. I wish I could turn the clock back."

Inside the court on Thursday, Judge Heather Lloyd said to Stafford: "Your private desires or fantasies which should only be your concern became public when you decided to do what you did in the homes of those who trusted you. To masturbate into a woman's underwear and place it back in the draw [sic], repeatedly, as seen in the DVD, as you have done in other homes is bluntly revolting and the impact on your victims is high." She sentenced Ian Stafford to two years in prison, with the recommendation that he takes therapy, a decision which was supported by Stafford's fourth victim.

After the court trial had concluded, Detective Constable Steve Montgomery, who comes from Lancashire Police, stated: "This has been a distressing ordeal for the victims involved, all of whom had let Mr Stafford into their homes, trusting him to carry out maintenance. They certainly did not expect him to search for, and steal, their possessions. There has been a breach of their trust in a very intimate nature. The victims are relieved that the court process is now over."


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 * Precedent one; two; three; four. These articles are shorter than this one, yet are published. Could you explain to me what is different about them to allow them to be published? I can add a line break in if you wish. — μ 14:03, February 6 2010 (UTC)
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Major snowstorm sweeps across Eastern US

February 7, 2010

A major winter storm, which has been nicknamed by some as "Snowmageddon", has pummeled parts of the U.S. Middle Atlantic region, dumping up to 19 inches (50 centimeters) of snow in some parts of the Washington area.

The National Weather Service is predicting as much as 24 to 30 inches (60 to 75 cm) of snow for the Washington, D.C. region by late Saturday. The storm brought high winds and low visibility, with winds gusting at 56 miles per hour (93 kilometers per hour) along the coast.

Life in the nation's capital ground to a halt with the federal government and most businesses closing early on Friday and residents warned to stay off the snow-clogged roads. Hundreds of thousands of homes were without power as the wet snow weighed heavily on trees and power lines. Power lines in some areas have been brought down by the heavy snow.

The Weather Service issued blizzard and winter storm warnings for states reaching from Virginia and West Virginia up to Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey.

Forecasters say this could be the largest recorded snowfall in Washington, rivaling a storm, known as the Knickerbocker Storm, that hit the city nearly 90 years ago, in January 1922. The largest amount of snowfall recorded so far has been in Elkridge, Maryland, reporting 32 inches (81 cm). The 1922 storm was named the Knickerbocker Storm for a theater where 98 people were killed when the building's roof collapsed due to heavy snow. Snowfall in that storm measured 28 inches (71 cm).

Airlines and airports across the region have canceled flights and train service has been disrupted. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport suspended flight operations for the day while nearby Washington Dulles International Airport reported only a few international flights would be departing. Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport reported most flights were canceled. Flights at Philadelphia International Airport are also canceled.

Amtrak announced that it was canceling a number of trains between Washington and New York City, along with service from Washington to cities in the south. The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, known as the Metro locally, has suspended bus service and above ground train service. Underground subway service is running at 30 minute intervals.

As the storm approached, residents emptied supermarket shelves, stocking up on food and other supplies, especially due to Super Bowl XLIV which will be held on Sunday. Local area sports teams in Washington, D.C. will still play games as scheduled. People are urged to take the Metro to see the games and not use the roads. Impromptu snowball fights have also broken with some people going as far as to organize them over Facebook and Twitter.

The winter weather has already been blamed for hundreds of road accidents. So far two fatalities have been reported, a father and son who were rendering aid to a stranded motorist on Interstate 81 in Virginia, when an approaching tractor-trailer jackknifed and killed the pair.

This is the second major snowstorm to hit the region in less than two months.

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Not entering in contest, just felt we should get a story up on the snowstorm. As such, not entering this one in WWC. --Patrick M (TUFKAAP) (talk) 16:38, 6 February 2010 (UTC)


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12-year-old girl dies after collapsing in school in Northamptonshire, England

February 8, 2010

A 12-year-old girl has died after collapsing at a school in Northamptonshire, England. Northamptonshire Police stated that the girl, who is currently remaining unidentified, collapsed in the school she attended — Kettering Science Academy — on Friday. She came from the town of Kettering, where the school is also located.

The girl was taken to Kettering General Hospital by an ambulance. Inside the hospital she was pronounced dead. A spokesperson for the police has said that the cause of her death is currently unknown.

Kettering Science Academy have stated that, on Monday, they will be offering counselling sessions for pupils of the school if they require it. According to what one spokeswoman stated about the incident: "There will be further investigations to ascertain the cause of death but police are not treating it as suspicious."


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Comments:US unemployment rate falls in January

God, this is a biased report. The real story is that 600,000 more jobs were lost in 2009 than previously thought. And it's in the very same sources used for this story. Kitch (talk) 23:57, 6 February 2010 (UTC)

yes it's biased only when democrats do good when republicans do it it's "time to party" the right-wing bias on the web is mind blowing


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Government poll indicates 85.6% of Japanese support death penalty

February 8, 2010

An opinion poll performed by the Japanese government reported that 85.6 percent of respondents consider the death penalty "unavoidable". The survey, released this Saturday, registered the highest percentage since 1994, when the government began conducting the polls.

For the survey, 3,000 men and women aged 20 or older were polled nationwide between November and December last year. However, only 64 percent of respondents –1,944 people– gave valid answers. They could choose more than a reason to support their opinion about capital punishment.

Of the people who favor execution, 51.2 percent said that the number of murders would increase if the death penalty were abolished. In addition, 54.1 percent considered the feelings of victims and families would not find consolation if criminals did not pay with their lives.

Only 5.7 percent expressed being against capital punishment in Japan. Of this group, 55.9 percent think criminals should pay for their crimes kept alive, and 43.2 percent said it would be impossible to avoid miscarriages of justice.

The Japanese government performs this survey every five years. Compared to the previous poll, conducted in 2004, the number of death penalty supporters rose by 4.2 percent, while the proportion of people against it decreased by 0.3 percent.


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British jazz musician John Dankworth dies aged 82

February 9, 2010

British jazz musician Sir John Dankworth, said to be "one of the totemic figures of British jazz" and "the first major jazz musician" by Jazzwise magazine, died at the age of 82 in the King Edward VII Hospital in London, England on Saturday after being hospitalised with an undisclosed illness for the last few months. His family and his agent made the confirmation of the obituary.

He was born in Essex on 1927 to a family of musicians. He started playing the clarinet after being musically influenced by Benny Goodman. During the 1950s, he became an active jazz artist with his group, the Dankworth Seven. While auditioning for singers for the group in 1950, he met Dame Cleo Laine, who later became his wife.

Dankworth, who had been working in the British jazz music industry for over 60 years, was the musical director to other famous jazz musicians such as Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole and Charlie Parker. He was also the composer of the theme music for television programmes The Avengers and Tomorrow's World, as well as writing the music score for 1966 film Modesty Blaise. Johnny Dankworth, as he was often known by, was appointed CBE in 1974 and was knighted in 2006 - to become Sir John Dankworth - for his services to music. One of the last performances from John Dankworth was at the London Jazz Festival in November 2009, where he played the saxophone while sitting in a wheelchair. Dankworth also had two children - Jacqui, his daughter and Alec, his son. Both are now jazz musicians.

Singer Dame Cleo Laine, John Dankworth's wife, also announced his death during a concert inside a music venue in Buckinghamshire which she and John founded near to their residence, having established the Wavendon Allmusic Plan in 1969. The concert was to celebrate the venue's 40th anniversary. A statement that was released from the music venue said: "The Stables is greatly saddened by the news that one of its Founders & Life Presidents, Sir John Dankworth CBE has passed away on the day that The Stables celebrated its 40th birthday." In a statement, Jim Murtha, Dankworth's agent, said that "[t]he all-star concert, featuring numerous British stars of stage, screen and recordings, became a tribute to John." Stephen Clarke, who is the chairman of the charity supporting The Stables released a statement which said that "[i]t is a fitting tribute that on the day of Sir John's death that we celebrated on stage...with some of the many artists who have performed with Sir John."

Speaking from New York in the United States, Jim Murtha stated to the BBC: "For British jazz and jazz around the world, I believe John has become such an international figure, particularly since he became Sir John Dankworth a few years ago." A message placed on the Twitter page of present day jazz musician Jamie Cullum said: "Sir John Dankworth - a great man and one of our finest musicians and composers has died. Rest in peace sir."


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Comments:Seven civilians killed in Afghan police mistake

Afghan police
If all civilians were stopped from carrying firearms andonly uniformed police and the armed forces were allowed to do so then it may bethat shots would only be fired in a return fire situation.
 * Didn't the article itself state that they were unarmed?--194.66.175.89 (talk) 13:13, 8 February 2010 (UTC)

Blame the Taliban for using civilians as sheilds!
Unlike other countries, and other times in history, the US has at least tried to do their best to reduce collateral damage, and this just demonstrates how hard it is to fight a cowardly adversary who hides among civilians and uses them for sheilds and weapons (suicide bombings, etc).
 * Just like the French Resistance? Eh, what? --Brian McNeil / talk 18:14, 8 February 2010 (UTC)


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The developer team at Wikimedia is making some changes to how accounts work, as part of our on-going efforts to provide new and better tools for our users like cross-wiki notifications. These changes will mean you have the same account name everywhere. This will let us give you new features that will help you edit and discuss better, and allow more flexible user permissions for tools. One of the side-effects of this is that user accounts will now have to be unique across all 900 Wikimedia wikis. See the announcement for more information.

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"Black box" found near crash site of Ethiopian Airlines flight

February 8, 2010

The  from an  flight that crashed into the Mediterranean several weeks ago, killing all on board, has been found by search crews. The had been recovered earlier in the day. The bodies of eight victims were recovered from what is believed to be fuselage.

"We found it and retrieved it about an hour ago today," Lebanese army Brigadier Saleh Haj Suleiman said, as quoted by. According to reports, the plane made a sharp turn and disappeared from the radar upon departure; Lebanese officials, however, say it's too early to conclude the crash was due to pilot error.

The black box records communication data, technical information such as speed, altitude, etc., as well as conversation in the airplane cockpit, which could help investigators determine why the jet crashed.

The boxes will be transported to France to be analysed, according to officials.

, which had departed from Beirut, Lebanon, was bound for Addis Ababa in Ethiopia on January 25 when it crashed into the waters of the Mediterranean Sea several minutes after takeoff, in inclement weather. All ninety people aboard were killed.

Minister of Public Works and Transport Ghazi Aridi told Reuters, "The priority now is searching for the rest of the bodies of victims." So far, the bodies of 23 victims have been recovered.


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Which one?
While it could be gotten away with on the last article, for this one which recorder has been located is critical information. Cockpit voice recorder or flight data recorder? Blood Red Sandman (Talk)   (Contribs) 18:27, 7 February 2010 (UTC)

 * This version is only marginally better. We at least know which one, but the article suddenly changes it's mind and decides we have both, nattering away about what information is contained on both (bold assertions in their own right, since nobady has actually attempted a readout yet). Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 18:31, 7 February 2010 (UTC)

 * I was under the impression that both the CRV and flight data recorder are both located in the same "black box", not separately. Does it make much difference? The sources don't really elaborate on this point. Tempodivalse [talk]  23:33, 7 February 2010 (UTC)

 * I have only once seen mention of a combined one; I had never heard of such a thing before and haven't again since (I'm trying hard, and failing miserably, to remember which accident report I read it in). It makes a difference because the information on them is utterly different; one records the sounds in the cockpit and is useful for understanding crew actions, as well as determining if the crew had a chance to react at all. The other records speed, pitch, yaw, etc etc - basically, it records what happened physically. I haven't read the sources; perhaps the appropriate response would be to simply state that it is currently unclear from reports which one has been found? Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 23:39, 7 February 2010 (UTC)

 * A quick look at a specialist source I know of reveals all. It is just above the pile of METARS technical gumf. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 23:43, 7 February 2010 (UTC)


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Super Bowl XLIV: Saints defeat Colts, 31-17

February 8, 2010

In the National Football League, the New Orleans Saints defeated the Indianapolis Colts, 31-17, to win Super Bowl XLIV.

Class of 2010 Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith did the coin toss. The Saints won toss and elected to receive. It was the thirteenth straight time that the NFC won the Super Bowl coin toss. The Saints got the ball first inside the 25, and went three and out. The Colts' first play was a first down pass to Dallas Clark. The first penalty comes with 8:36 left in first quarter, a false start on the Colts. Their third 3rd down of the drive failed, and kicker Matt Stover's 38 yard field goal was good, giving the Colts the first score of the game, 3-0.

Courtney Roby fumbled the kick return, but the Saints recovered it. Drew Brees threw a complete pass to Reggie Bush on third down for their first 1st down of the game. The Saints only got to midfield, and after nearly being picked off the Saints punted. The punt landed at the four yard line, where the Colts started their next drive. The Colts mixed run and pass plays, including several third down conversions, and made it all the way to the end zone, where Pierre Garcon caught a nineteen-yard pass on third down for the first touchdown of the game, making the score 10-0 Colts. The 96-yard drive tied the longest drive in Super Bowl history. Another kickoff return by the Saints ended inside the 25 as the first quarter ended.

The Saints move the ball down inside the Colts’ 30 yard line when, on third down, Dwight Freeney sacked Brees. After the sack on third down, kicker Garrett Hartley kicks a 46 yard field goal making the score Colts 10, Saints 3. The Colts get the ball returned to around the 20 yard line, but went three and out. Bush fair catches the punt inside the 30 yard line. Using mainly passing plays, the Saints moved down the field all the way to the 22 until a reverse play ended up as a seven yard loss. The next play, a pass to Marques Colston, however, was a 27 yard gain down to the three yard line.

After the two minute warning, the Saints had 20 plays in the quarter to the Colts' three. They were stopped short on third down. On 4th and goal on the one yard line, the Saints went for it and Pierre Thomas was stopped short after being tackled by Gary Brackett. The Colts get the ball on the one, but are stopped short on 3rd down, and had to punt after going three and out with under a minute left. Bush returned the punt to around midfield. Another field goal by Hartley was good as the score became 10-6 at halftime.

After the halftime show featuring The Who, the Colts were to get the ball to start the second half. The Saints attempted an onside kick which, after both teams crowded around the pile, the refs ruled that the Saints got the ball. After moving down the field, a 15-yard touchdown run by Pierre Thomas, thanks to breaking several tackles, gave the Saints a 13-10 lead. The Colts got the ball back on the kickoff return on the 24 yard line. After driving down the field, the Colts finished the drive with a five yard touchdown run by Joseph Addai, giving the Colts the lead, 17-13. The Saints got the ball back and moved across midfield with five minutes left in the third quarter. Several plays later, the Saints kicked another 40+ yard field goal, this one at 47 yards, moving the Saints to within one at 17-16. Hartley became the first kicker to kick three field goals for 40 or more yards in a Super Bowl. The Colts got the ball back around the 11 yard line and began running the ball, bringing the ball to the 29 yard line as time expired, ending the third quarter.

As the fourth quarter began, the Colts moved to around midfield and were faced with a 4th and 2. They went for it, and converted on a completion to Reggie Wayne. A second third down conversion failed, and the field goal by Matt Stover was no good, keeping the score at 17-16. The Saints continued utilizing their passing game, moving down inside the 10. After a run by Thomas, Brees completed a two yard pass to Jeremy Shockey for the touchdown. The Saints went for the two point conversion and failed on an incomplete pass by Lance Moore, making the score 22-17 with 5:42 left. The Saints challenged the play, stating he had possession in the end zone, though he did lose control as he rolled in the end zone. The play was overturned and the challenge successful, making the score 24-17 in favor of the Saints.

Starting on the 30 yard line, the Colts moved to midfield through the air. A few plays later, Manning threw an interception to Tracy Porter, who returned the ball 74 yards for a touchdown, moving the Saints ahead by two touchdowns, 31-17. With less than three minutes left, the Colts had to reach the end zone twice to keep it tied. A long pass to bring it to the two minute warning was completed to Austin Collie, who nearly fumbled it. The Colts moved to inside the five yard line, but a pass interference penalty led to a ten yard loss. A pass to Addai moved them back to where they were. They were stopped on third down, and turned the ball over on downs after an incomplete pass on fourth down. Brees took a knee to run out the clock, ending the game.


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