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Explosion at University of Missouri-Columbia leaves four injured

June 30, 2010

An explosion at the (Mizzou) on Monday afternoon left four people injured, authorities say.

The explosion occurred in a science laboratory in Schweitzer Hall around 2:20 p.m. (1920 UTC) Monday. The source of the explosion was first thought to have been a 2,000-pound (907.2-kilogramme) tank, but fire officials later said that this was not the case. The cause of the incident is currently under investigation by the Fire Department.

The Columbia Fire Department arrived at Schweitzer Hall after a report of a structure fire, but found that most of the fire had already been extinguished by the building's. The remaining flames were put out by firefighters, one of whom said it looked as if "a bomb went off in the lab".

Of the four hurt in the blast, one was a research scientist, one a graduate student, and the other two postdoctoral fellows. Three were treated for mild injuries and released from, while the fourth was in good condition after being taken to the hospital's for life-threatening injuries. A school spokesperson said that the university was not allowed to release the names of the victims.

Authorities initially believed that a large container of hydrogen gas had exploded, but investigators later said that the tank was intact. Fire officials also retracted an earlier statement that said the incident had been a result of human error. In a Monday night news release, the fire department said that lab workers had turned on the hydrogen but did not recognize warning signs indicating a dangerously high level of hydrogen gas in the lab, so they left the gas supply running. The report said the explosion occurred after the gas reached a source of ignition. However, the department said Tuesday that the investigation into the explosion is still ongoing and that they were not certain human error was the cause.

The investigation should determine the cost of repairs for the building, as well as whether the school should implement new procedures to avoid similar incidents in the future. The lab where the explosion took place will be totally rebuilt.

Schweitzer Hall houses Mizzou's department, which is part of the medical and agricultural programs. The building's single classroom is located in the basement and was not in use at the time. The explosion happened on a third-story lab assigned to Judy Wall, a university professor, who was in her office across from the lab during the incident and referred inquiries to the news bureau. Other labs in the building were not disturbed, and Schweitzer Hall was established to be structurally sound, although nearly twenty windows had been shattered from the blast. The building reopened Tuesday for researchers to continue working.


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Thread:Comments:US Senator Robert Byrd dies at age 92/On racisim/reply

He was not racest. Overall he was one of the best senators of West Virginia.


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Thread:Comments:US Senator Robert Byrd dies at age 92/On racisim/reply (2)

Lets not pay any attention to the fact he'd join the Klan.--KDP3 (talk) 00:30, 30 June 2010 (UTC)


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US airlines eke out US$12 million profit in first quarter

June 30, 2010

US airlines in the first quarter of 2010 managed to eke out a US$12 million profit, mostly from "ancillary" services like checked baggage fees, pet transportation fees and more.

Compared to the first quarter of 2009, checked baggage fees soared 33% to $769 million. The airlines also reaped $554 million in reservation change fees, and made $534 million from other ancillary sources; such services (including checked baggage fees, reservation change fees, etc.) made up 21.7% of ' income, the highest in the industry.

The US airline industry is made up of 21 carriers, according to the.

The five "network" or —including United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Continental Airlines, American Airlines and —continue to struggle and posted a $163 million loss as a group. Delta Air Lines had the highest profit, at $107 million, while American Airlines was at the other side of the carriers, with a $322 million loss.

Low-cost carriers fared better, posting a $115 million profit as a group, with having the largest profit, at $54 million, while 's profit margins were the highest of the budget carriers at 20%. Regional airlines made a $60 million profit.

The world's airlines expect a US$2.5 billion profit as a whole, despite an earlier forcast of a loss. However, many investors and groups, such as the International Air Transport Association (IATA), are somewhat doubtful of this number, as oil prices are expected to remain volatile, leading to the possibility of high prices cutting into airlines' profits.


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New leader with the same problems...


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I believe he renounced racism, no? Even if he is hiding his racism, his record of pro-Civil Rights votes kinda makes his internal opinions and feeling more or less irrelevant from a societal point of view


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R.I.P Robert Byrd. Ow I wish you are not dead by now.


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but things that weren't before will be


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Talk:Braidwood Inquiry finds Dziekanski tasering in British Columbia unjustified

Timeliness
The sources are a little older on this, but they're all government reports, so that makes this borderline OR, so perhaps some lee-way should be granted in terms of staleness policy imho. Bawolff ☺☻ 03:17, 30 June 2010 (UTC)

 * The event itself is almost three years ago and covers long-term issues like the use of tasers and the behaviour of various authorities. Also I spent more time (re-)learning mediawiki code, layout, style and template usage than writing the article. so it took me a while. The next one will be faster.

Netscr1be (talk) 03:33, 30 June 2010 (UTC)

 * btw, in related news - http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/06/29/bc-dziekanski-special-prosecutor-recommendation.html they might charge the rcmp officers. Bawolff ☺☻ 05:04, 30 June 2010 (UTC)


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Wikinews:Assume good intentions/alt

As with all projects involving diverse groups of people, mistakes and misunderstandings will happen from time to time. It is important not to over-react to such events until you have all the facts. Thus we have this simple guideline to help minimize drama between editors. Basically, if someone does something that either negatively affects, or potentially negatively affects the project, assume they had the best of intentions when doing that action. That doesn't mean allow people to do anything on the basis that it might be a good thing, just that assume whomever did it was a good person with good intentions, no matter how bad the action is. Here's the process broken down step by step:

Step 1: Badness happens
Somebody does something bad. Nobody is perfect, put a lot of people together, and bad things will evntually happen. Perhaps a good person accidentally did something that negatively affected Wikinews, perhaps the action was done by a troll who wants to destroy Wikinews from the inside out. Its best to treat both situations similarly instead of making assumptions about the motives of others.

Step 2: badness is reverted (if appropriate)
We're a wiki - Almost everything can be reverted. If the bad thing is false information, revert it. Just because a good person tried to do a good thing that backfired does not mean it should not be reverted. If something is questionable, it should also be removed (depending on the situation of course. Always use common sense). If it was really good, it can be re-added later

Step 3: figure out the why
Now the hard part, figuring out what happened. This is where this policy comes into play. If there is doubt as to the intentions of the user, assume they were good. If you can't assume they were good, assume they were stupid. Only assume malice if you there is no other alternative. Most people in the world are good people, and well some aren't - much more damage can be done by assume a good person is evil, than assuming an evil person is good. Especially in a wiki environment where everything can be reverted, and a flagged revs environment where stuff has to be approved before going live.

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Thread:Comments:US Senator Robert Byrd dies at age 92/On racisim/reply (4)

Maybe he was just voting the racist sentiments of his constituents, regardless of his own feelings. You know, doing his damn job.


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But in a country where people are crazy looking for terrorists everywhere, who knows what kind of explanation they're going to pull out of their hats.


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could an example of a deleted image(s) be included so that the reader could make an opinion between porn/art/info


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Your account will be renamed
Hello,

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.

Unfortunately, your account clashes with another account also called Wikis. To make sure that both of you can use all Wikimedia projects in future, we have reserved the name Wikis~enwikinews that only you will have. If you like it, you don't have to do anything. If you do not like it, you can pick out a different name.

Your account will still work as before, and you will be credited for all your edits made so far, but you will have to use the new account name when you log in.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Yours, Keegan Peterzell Community Liaison, Wikimedia Foundation 23:23, 17 March 2015 (UTC)

Renamed
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Couldn't find what i was looking for!


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Thread:Comments:US Senator Robert Byrd dies at age 92/On racisim/reply (5)

– 1942: Joins the KKK; eventually rises to the rank of “Exalted Cyclops.”

– 1945: Writes “Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again, than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds.”

– 1947: Says in a letter that the Klan is needed “like never before” and declares that he is “anxious to see its rebirth.”

– 1964: Attempts to filibuster the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It wasn’t out of principled libertarian support for property rights. Cites a racist study claiming that black people’s brains are statistically smaller than white people’s.

– 1967: Votes against Thurgood Marshall’s Supreme Court nomination. Went to J. Edgar Hoover to see if Marshall had any Communist ties that could ruin his nomination.

– 1968: Tells the FBI that it’s time that Martin Luther King, Jr., “met his Waterloo.” FBI ignores him.

– 1991: Votes Against Clarence Thomas’ Supreme Court nomination. Becomes the only senator in the body to have voted against both black Supreme Court nominees.

– 2001: Refers to what he called “white niggers” on national television. Try to imagine, say, Haley Barbour being given a pass after calling someone a “white nigger.

Every can act like he is "redeem" since is was anti-war and anti-bush when he was president.--KDP3 (talk) 11:28, 30 June 2010 (UTC)


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What were you looking for?


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I like your idea. However, since Wikinews uses Wikimedia and Commons servers, contributors here have a conflict of interest in selecting examples, which as I understand, run the gamut of shocking, prurient, artistic and suggestive. A mixture of photographs, engravings, and paintings seem to have been under discussion. It is a shame that the interviewees did not describe specific examples. There were many that remain deleted and so are hard even to verifiably describe, and many that were deleted then restored during the conflict, so I wouldn't trust myself or any Wikinews user to make a representative selection. For that you will have to consult other sites.


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60 eagleville rd —96.25.14.100 (talk) 15:17, 30 June 2010 (UTC)


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Talk:Australian Foreign Minister condemns Fiji media decree

NPOV issues
Thanks for writing this article. I always like to see articles about Fiji :). There are at present several major NPOV issues in it. Please remember that ever story will have multiple sides. This article presents only the Australian government/News Corp position. Please see the PINA article I added for another perspective. It is not necessary to state that the government is in place because of a coup unless it is directly relevant to the story. It would be silly to say President Obama, who was elected in a democratic election in 2008, did X unless you are talking specifically about something related the elections. Making coups the only form of taking office that requires it to be repeatedly announced is not NPOV.

It would also help if your primary sources were not owned by one of the parties involved. The Australian and Fiji Times are News Corp papers and ABC is government owned (by the same government as Smith is a part).

“Dictator” is almost never a npov term unless used as part of a direct quote. It is very loaded word whose applicability is very debatable.

Once again thanks for your work. I am going to be out for the next few hours, but if no one has fixed these issues, I will, as soon as I get back. --Cspurrier (talk) 16:22, 30 June 2010 (UTC)

You will be hard pressed find the Fijian side of the story, as the article is kinda about how the government is stopping the media from reporting. Australian and New Zealander media sources are the only free press operations functioning in the nation.H.R.H Sovereign King Bradley The Great, Autocrat of All Australia talk  06:35, 1 July 2010 (UTC)

 * I don't agree with BKCW8 here, but his point about the small number of sources in Fiji (and their biased nature) shouldn't be ignored. Journalistic activity in Fiji has been severely curtailed. Gopher65talk 22:36, 27 July 2010 (UTC)


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Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers face potential charges in Dziekanski tasering death

July 1, 2010

After reviewing the report into the death of Robert Dziekanski at  on October 14, 2007, Special Prosecutor Richard C.C. Peck,  announced he will revisit the British Columbia Attorney General's decision not to charge the four Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers involved.

Mr. Peck cited "factual material that was not available to the Branch at the time [of the initial ... decision]" as the motivation for reviewing the evidence heard at and recommendations of the Braidwood Inquiry into the tasering of Mr. Dziekanski with a view to pressing and prosecuting criminal charges against four RCMP officials involved in the incident.

According to a media release from the British Columbia Ministry of the Attorney General Criminal Justice Branch, Mr. Peck "will examine any other conduct of the four officers in relation to this matter, and in particular their statements to investigators and their testimony at the Braidwood Inquiry [to determine] whether their conduct was at any time contrary to any provisions of the Criminal Code or applicable provincial legislation."

The Polish Embassy in Ottawa welcomed the publication of the Braidwood Inquiry report in a statement on their web site that commended "the Government of Canada and the Government of British Columbia for leading this public inquiry that showed new evidence and discovered serious errors in the conduct of four RCMP officers that had dealt with Mr. Robert Dziekański at Vancouver International Airport.

"We strongly believe that the findings of the Braidwood Commission should have a follow-up. We therefore expect that the B.C. Criminal Justice Branch will reassess its decision from 12 December 2008 and reopen the criminal investigation or [a] Special Prosecutor will be appointed by the Attorney General."


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English court jails policeman over insurance fraud

July 1, 2010

A court in England, UK has jailed a for ten months after he was convicted of  his  company.

Police Constable Simon Hood, 43, arranged for a friend who dealt in to dispose of his, then claimed it had been stolen.

Hood had been disappointed with the car's value when he tried to sell it two years after its purchase in 2008. He arranged for friend Peter Marsh, 41, to drive the vehicle to his scrapyard in, Norfolk. Marsh then dismantled the vehicle with the intent of disposing of it, but parts were later found wrapped in bubblewrap at Ace Tyre and Exhaust Centre.

Marsh picked up the TT from outside nearby police station. Records show conversations between the conspirators that day in March, both before and after the vehicle was reported stolen. The pair denied wrongdoing but were convicted of conspiring to commit insurance fraud after trial.

The fraud was uncovered after Hood told former girlfriend Suzanne Coates of the scheme. It was alleged before Norwich Crown Court that he had confessed to her in an effort to resume their relationship. Coates said that after the pseudotheft, Hood told her "he didn't want to look for it. He said it would be like looking for a needle in a haystack, which I thought was a bit strange."

Shortly afterwards Hood suggested they should become a couple once more, she said; she challenged his version of events regarding the car: "He said he did it but I couldn't tell anyone. He said he did it with Peter. Peter had a key and took the car away and it was going to be taken to bits and got rid of so it was never found."

Hood was defended by Michael Clare and Marsh by Richard Potts. Both lawyers told the court that their clients had already suffered as a result of the action in mitigation before sentencing. Clare said Hood had resigned from the police after fifteen years of otherwise good service and risked losing his pension. "It is not a case where his position as a police officer was used in order to facilitate the fraud," he pointed out. "His career is in ruins." Hood is now pursuing a career in plumbing.

Potts defended Marsh by saying that he, too, had already suffered from his actions. His own insurers are refusing to renew their contract with him when it expires and his bank withdrew its overdraft facility. His business employs 21 people and Potts cited Marsh's sponsorship of Great Yarmouth In Bloom as amongst evidence he supported his local community.

Judge Alasdair Darroch told Marsh that he did accept the man was attempting to help his friend. He sentenced Marsh to six months imprisonment, suspended for two years and ordered to carry out 250 hours of community service. He was more critical of Hood:

"As a police officer you know the highest possible standards are demanded by the public. You have let down the force. You knew throughout your career that policemen that get involved in serious dishonesty get sent to prison."


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 * This is mainly from Navalny's blog where he regularly places scanned documents and from his commenters who receive official answers (I personally have one). I've removed them as they are mainly addendum to the initial news and have no time jut now to collect proving Navalny's posts. --Ssr (talk) 07:48, 1 July 2010 (UTC)
 * Instead, updated with some fresh details on Bastrykin. --Ssr (talk) 16:51, 1 July 2010 (UTC)


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Christian Wulff elected Germany's new president

July 1, 2010 German Chancellor Angela Merkel's candidate,, was elected Germany's new President on Wednesday. Wulff was a candidate of Germany's centre-right coalition.

Wulff won 600 votes in the first round; 615 in the second and 625 in the third and final round, beating, who reached 494 votes.

"Ladies and gentlemen, an eventful day has ended and Christian Wulff is the president of the Federal Republic of Germany," Merkel said. "This was our nomination, out of conviction, because we believe that he will represent this country as president in a wonderful way," she added.

Wulff succeeds Horst Koehler, who resigned a month ago, and will be sworn in on Friday the 2nd.


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Taliban attack on NATO base repelled

July 3, 2010Taliban forces launched an attack on a NATO base in Afghanistan on June 30. The attack was subsequently repelled, with eight Taliban fighters killed. The raid, the third such attack in five weeks, was carried out with a car bomb and rocket-propelled grenades. A Taliban spokesperson said that there were six initial suicide attackers, and a total of eight were killed in the initial attack and the gun battle that followed.

A German Army official, Brigadier General Josef Blotz, said that the Taliban "were not able to breach the perimeter. They were fought off by a combination of Afghan and coalition security forces." The attack occurred at an air base in the eastern part of Afghanistan, near the city of. The base is home to both Afghan and international troops.

According to commentators, attacks such as this have become increasingly utilized by the Taliban; all three of the largest bases in Afghanistan have been attacked in recent months. They generally result in higher levels of casualties when compared with other forms of attacks.

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Sweeping bank regulatory overhaul passed in US House of Representatives

July 1, 2010

The US House of Representatives passed a significant overhaul of financial regulations that strengthens the government's hold on banks and also creates a new federal agency to oversee consumer lending on Wednesday.

"Never again, never again should Wall Street greed bring such suffering to our country," said House Majority Leader, -MD after the bill was passed by the House.

The House vote, which was mainly split over party lines, had 237 representatives in favor and 192 opposed. Only three voted for the bill, though this was an increase from December, when no Republicans voted for the previous version of the bill. This new bill combines the old December bill with a newer one passed by the more conservative Senate last month.

But even though the Senate passed their bill already, support for the one passed Wednesday looks a little uncertain. Since earlier this year the lost their 60 vote, they had to secure the votes of a few more moderate Republican senators to beat back procedural hurdles. Democrats struggled to win the full support of these senators even after backing down on a US$19 billion tax on big banks and hedge funds, which had been opposed by Republicans. This group of senators includes, and. All three voted for the Senate bill last month.

The $19 billion tax was inserted in the 2000 page plus bill late last week, which came as a surprise to many large banks. Brown initially objected to the tax, and threatened to vote against the entire bill if the tax was not removed. Instead, the new way of financing the bill's cost will be using $11 billion in cash that came from ending the (TARP), a bill passed in 2008 that bailed out struggling banks, and also by increasing rates that banks pay to insure bank deposits to the. However, the increase in rates won't affect banks with assets of less then $10 billion.

On Wednesday, Collins wrote a statement saying that she now planned to vote for the bill. However, Brown remained on the fence and said he would use recess during the week of July 4th to examine the details of the bill. He credited Chairman  for "thinking outside the box" in coming with a new way to fund the bill.

Other Republicans were much more opposed to the bill, and attacked it for failing to place tighter restrictions on and, the mortgage giants that helped trigger the economic and housing meltdowns. House Republican leader compared the new bill to using a nuclear weapon on an ant. In response, President Barack Obama said in a speech in, Wisconsin that "[i]f the Republican leader is that out of touch with the struggles facing the American people, he should come here to Racine and ask people if they think the financial crisis was an ant."


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Australian priest admits child sex abuse, testifies in court

July 1, 2010

A New South Wales District Court heard today from Priest John Sidney Denham, who pled guilty to a string of sexual abuse charges involving 39 minors between 1979 and 1986 in Newcastle and, north of Sydney.

Denham, who was Head of Discipline at St Pius X High School, Newcastle, where 27 of the young boys that he abused attended, claimed to have been given access to the boys when they were sent to him for misbehaving in class and told the court as well as a psychiatrist that "some of them were little bastards who were already in trouble."

Although Denham couldn't offer any explanation as to why he committed the crimes in question, he claimed "[i]t was as if I thought no-one could resist me" having told the court prior that he was aroused by children he took pity on. 67-year-old Denham, whose age led a psychiatrist to class him as being at a low risk of reoffending, has called himself a "mere scumbag paedophile".

Denham finished his testimony by apologising to the victims and their families. He has yet to receive a sentence. He claims he has not committed any more offences in the last 25 years.


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Is there an already existent category for Catholic Church Related Stories? H.R.H Sovereign King Bradley The Great, Autocrat of All Australia talk  08:56, 1 July 2010 (UTC)

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Is paedophilia a crime, or just child sexual abuse? Can Australians be summarily executed for taking a second glance at an 11 year old? -
 * Paedophilia is a crime and falls into the category of sexual abuse. Under Australian law, nobody can be executed no matter the crime. --RockerballAustralia c 13:34, 1 July 2010 (UTC)

 * Paedophilia is not a crime in any jurisdiction I can name. However, there are various statutory offences linked to paedophilia, such as statutory rape in England and Wales, which is the act of engaging in penatrative sexual intercourse with a child of not more than twelve years of age. Wanting to have sex with prepubescant children is not an offence (almost?) anywhere; thought crimes are pointless in any civilised society.

 * For the record, although many news sources make the mistake, to many - such as myself - it grates to hear of someone pleading 'of' an offence. You plead to an offence. In this case, the exact offence(s) charged is/are not clearly specified in the only source I can access (The Australian is refusing to load for me). ABC talks of "plead[ing] guilty to sexually abusing the boys," but it is, to me, not clear if 'sexual abuse' is the exact name of the offence(s) - I rather suspect it/they will be 'anal rape', 'sexual abuse of a child (under the age of xyz)' or similar. I will therefore edit this article to take a, eh, circuitous route to avoid this problem - we cannot state somebody pleaded to an offence we cannot name, at least not without a little wordsmithing. Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 19:29, 1 July 2010 (UTC)

Australians cant be executed...H.R.H Sovereign King Bradley The Great, Autocrat of All Australia talk  09:38, 2 July 2010 (UTC)


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 * It's not that important to me, but the redirect would be consistent with that found in most other major Wikimedia Projects. You may do whatever seems most appropriate. Mikael Häggström (talk) 12:52, 20 November 2012 (UTC)

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Mikael, I saw that you recently posted Water_cooler/proposals, so you seem to be the right guy to ask for an explanation why Wikinews uses a different CC license (2.5) than Wikipedia (3.0) and what, if anything, can be done about this. This prevents any direct content port from Wikipedia to Wikinews, and that's a major handicap, because there's a huge flow of up-to-date content at WP, but only a sad trickle here. If stuff could be ported here, it would only take some copyediting to significantly improve news production here. So, what can be done and who has the competence to decide on such a big change? I hope you can provide some insights. Thx! Gray62 (talk) 13:36, 5 October 2018 (UTC)
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What is a "pseudotheft"? There are plenty of other words to use instead: incident, scheme (took place), deception; there's no need to invent a word, and especially not one so ugly. And what was the car worth, and how much would it have been insured for? Give us some idea what this man stood to gain.


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pseudo. And it isn't invented. But never mind.


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My user page is here, on wikipedia

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"Just three Republicans voted for the bill. Still, it was an improvement from December, when no Republicans voted for the previous version of the bill." Biased b/s


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User:Shankarnikhil88/Talk:Chicago mayor proposes new strict gun regulation

Review of revision 1053291 [Failed]
Example of the issue with this article:

Article: '''A city council panel backed Daley's new gun restrictions after he announced his proposal. The full city council is expected to approve the measures on Friday, July 2.'''

Sources: A City Council panel later backed the measures, and the full council is expected to approve them tomorrow.

Those are practically identical. Yes, I understand that there are only so many ways to write that particular sentence (or sentences). But that's the point;o). If you just reword their sentences you're going to run into this type of copyright problem. If instead you read the whole article, make a list of the pertinent information, and then write an article from scratch, you won't run into this problem. Gopher65talk 01:14, 3 July 2010 (UTC)


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Scores killed in bombings at Pakistani shrine

July 3, 2010

At least 37 people were killed after two suicide bombings struck the, a shrine in , the capital of Pakistan's  province.

The attacks took place during a worship service at around midnight, when several thousand people were reportedly inside. According to officials, at least 37 people were killed and around 175 injured.

Only two attackers have been confirmed as setting off bombs, although police said in the immediate aftermath of the attack that three explosions had been heard. Police have recovered the heads of two attackers, whose ages are estimated to be around 17 and 22.

Damage to the shrine was severe, as one bomb was set off in the basement of the building, and another upstairs. The courtyard was almost entirely destroyed. According to police, the bombs included ball bearings for the largest possible impact.

A witness to the explosion, security guard Mohammed Nasir, described it as "horrible," saying that "[T]here were dead bodies all around with blood and people were crying."

A spokesperson for the Pakistani government said that "[T]hose who still pretend that we are not a nation at war are complicit in these deaths."

Sufism is a branch of Islam that preaches equality, unique in Islam in that women are granted access; the province of Punjab has traditionally been a cultural stronghold of Sufism in the country. It has in recent years been challenged by more hard-line forms of Islam.


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User talk:Manish~enwikinews

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Hello,

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User talk:Shoobhgroup

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This is to share that shOObh theme of the year 2016 is गंगा | GANGA. shOObh aim is to share & spread Beauty of Ganga using different art forms. shOObh has launched three projects under the theme गंगा | GANGA; shOObh Arts Competition, shOObh Photography Contest & shOObh NATYA. All projects are divided into 3 verticals School, Open School & Special School. Our sole aim is to reach as many school going children in India & abroad. The theme was unveiled by galaxy of renowned people from the field of Art & Education on 3rd, February, 2016 at Ahlcon International School, Mayur Vihar-1, New Delhi-110091, India.

In 2015, Thousands of schools from 12 countries submitted best of their entries in shOObh theme LiGHT. The project was supported by UNESCO, NIOS, CBSE & PNB. Besides, contest & competitions shOObh also organize workshops, exhibitions, seminars, panel discussions, advocacy meets & more on the subject.

Guest list: Guests: Padmashree Anjolie Ela Menon, Padmashree Shovana Narayan, Shruti Chandra Gupta, Ranjeeta Kant, Poona Chandrika Tyagi, Priyender Shukla, Nawal Kishore, Sheela, Chamaria, Alexsander Venus Bakshi, Artist Kunal Kapoor, Singer, Rashmi Agarwal, Odissi Dancer, Jyoti Srivastava, Sandeep Marwah, Ashok Pandey (Principal, Ahlcon International School & Chairman, NPSC)  Prof, Zahid Khan, Advisor-UNESCO-IYL-2015 & Bharat Gauba (shOObh Group)

Link to event pictures: https://www.facebook.com/bharat.gauba/media_set?set=a.1040060449368729.1073741839.100000943527033&type=3&pnref=story

About shOObh: shOObh Group Welfare Society is a non profit community based organization working in the field of community-service and action, education, health, personal growth and improvement, social welfare and self-help for the disadvantaged. Our programs are designed to educate people on human welfare issues. In all of shOObh Group projects different art forms are used to convey the message. shOObh Group is working on different social issues. Website: www.shoobharts.com

Thanks & Regards

Bharat Gauba Founder & President, shOObh Group Email: shoobh.group@gmail.com

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Progress spacecraft fails to dock with International Space Station

July 2, 2010

The unmanned  supply ship failed to dock with the International Space Station Friday due to an apparent critical communications failure. The spacecraft bypassed the station at a safe distance and NASA officials report that the six member American-Russian space station crew were never in any danger; however, flight controllers are struggling to determine what exactly went wrong.

It is believed that the abort was caused by a malfunction in the Progress spacecraft's automatic docking system, resulting in the loss of telemetry data. The malfunction occurred while the spacecraft was at a distance of several kilometers from the orbital outpost, and there was never any threat to the spacecraft or the station, report NASA officials. "The Progress literally flew past the station, but at a safe distance from the outpost," says NASA commentator Rob Navias, "The station crew reported seeing the Progress drift beyond their view, as they worked to reestablish telemetry with the spacecraft."

The Progress supply ship was intended to deliver food, water, fuel, and other supplies to the space station and was launched earlier this week. According to Russian officials, no additional docking attempts will be made today. Flight controllers in Moscow are analyzing the problem and are weighing the possibility of a second docking attempt within 48 hours, but this still remains to be determined.