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Talk:Space Shuttle Discovery prepares for launch

Not sure an account of a countdown qualifies as "news", Disco's new launch date has already been covered on Wikinews. Dan100 (Talk) 22:25, 25 July 2005 (UTC)

Well, they've already launched and it appear to be successful. We should probably just can this news report and start another one saying it appears to be successful.

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Britain's Royal Windsor Castle to get hydro-electric power plant

July 25, 2005

Windsor Castle, one of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom's official residences, is to get a hydro-electric power scheme.

The £1 million project will consist of a series of under-water turbines to be installed at Romney Weir in the nearby River Thames. The system will generate 200kW, enough to meet approximately one third of the castle's electricity needs.

The electricity from the four turbines will not be sold into the local electricity grid, but will instead be directly connected to Windsor Castle's electrical system. It will save 600 tonnes of carbon dioxide from being released into the atmosphere every year.

The scheme was announced after it gained planning permission from the local council, the plans having been submitted in February of last year. A feasability study will now be conducted, with construction scheduled to start next year.

The Windsor Castle is not the only environmentally-friendly Royal scheme. A borehole beneath Buckingham Palace provides cold water for air-conditioning and the Duke of Edinburgh's taxi runs on liquid petroleum gas.


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Bush likely to appoint Bolton during congressional recess

July 25, 2005 As the US Senate is about to take its annual August recess, they have not yet taken action on the controversial United Nations ambassador nomination of John Bolton. With Congress gone and President Bush at his ranch in Texas, White House press secretary Scott McClellan, speaking unofficially, hinted that Bush might exercise his constitutional authority and post him to the U.N. by use of a recess appointment.

The appointment would stand until January 2007 before it would once again become subject to Senate confirmation.

The Bolton nomination was passed on to the full Senate for consideration on March 17. This was done without a favorable recommendation from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Senators Joseph Biden (D-DE) and Christopher Dodd (D-CT) succeeded twice in leading Democrats to block efforts of Republican chamber leaders to bring the matter to a vote. Democrats raised questions on whether Bolton abused subordinates while acting in his role as undersecretary of state, and whether he tried to pressure intelligence analysts to issue reports that conformed to his views. There was also the question of Bolton's past criticisms of the body of the United Nations itself.

Democratic filibusters demanded of the Bush administration that it release classified information regarding the involvements of Bolton in his position as the Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and International Security since May 11, 2001. In the past, however, Senate confirmation was granted him to fill positions in government posts on four occasions.

With a week to go before recess, there are no signs of a Senate breakthrough.

In 1998, former President Bill Clinton selected Richard Holbrooke. In what some have called "partisan bickering", Republicans blocked Holbrooke for 14 months, before he was finally confirmed in August 1999.


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Hello, my name is Tadej Persic (or Tadej Peršič to be precise, well, and sometimes even Ivan Tadej Peršič-Kandus) and I am a 34 years old male, born on July 13 1980. I grew up in Ljubljana (my country's capital city), Slovenia, which is a country located in the heart of EU. I am a student at the College for Architecture, which is a part of the Univerza v Ljubljani (in English this means University in Ljubljana).

With regard to computers, I am interested in just about everything related to basic programming and scripting, like batch programming, Vbscript, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, Python, ABC, etc.), while I also enjoy customizing and tweaking my operating systems and similar. I mainly use Windows XP, but occasionally I also use Linux (the Slackware distribution). Otherwise I like mystics and stuff, I like to listen to various types of music, watch movies and television series, while South Park, Dilbert, Futurama, and Simpsons are currently my favorites. In my spare time I like to browse the World Wide Web (news and tech websites, post on various Internet forums), go to the nature, meet with my friends, and smoke herbs. In the paragraphs further below, there are also listed links to my various Wiki profiles (account home or user pages), to my blogs, and to the various variants of my three different websites.

My Wiki Stuff
I will begin this section with a link User:Wayfarer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Wayfarer to this very page that you are reading right now, then follows the link to my account's home/user-page User:Wayfarer: http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/User:Wayfarer at Wikinews, then there is a link to my user-page Uporabnik:Wayfarer: http://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uporabnik:Wayfarer on Slovenian variant of Wikipedia encyclopedia; see here for the main/front-page: Glavna stran.

And there are of course other Wiki-type sites on which I mainly use a nick "Satyr-wayfarer"; that's because my nick-name on "Lost In The Box", "MozillaZine", and "CastleCops" forums is satyr, while on all the Wikis it's Wayfarer except for the last two created Wiki-accounts. The links below are ordered by the date of registration. So as first here is a link to my account's page User:Wayfarer: http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=User:Wayfarer at "SourceWatch" website, and then there are links to User:Satyr-wayfarer: http://wiki.castlecops.com/User:Satyr-wayfarer at "CastleCops" Wiki, then to my account's page User:Satyr-wayfarer: http://wiki.mozilla.org/User:Satyr-wayfarer at "Mozilla" Wiki, and my user-page User:Satyr-wayfarer: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/User:Satyr-wayfarer at "Mozilla Developer", and finally there are links to User:Satyr-wayfarer: http://wiki.bb4win.org/wiki/User:Satyr-wayfarer at "bb4win" Wiki, and to User:Satyr: http://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php/User:Satyr at "Ghisler" Wiki.

My En/Si Blogs
At first I'll list my account/user page Twitter satyr: http://twitter.com/satyr at "Twitter" website, which is also some sort of a blog. And then there's my main English SY tayiper's blog: http://www.senserely.com/blog/tayiper.php on "Senserely Yours" ad revenue sharing community website (since this is an English variant of Wikipedia); in it I write about diverse non-specific topic, like about recent experiences with my computer (i.e. things that I've recently discovered, errors that I've coped with etc.), the "going ons" from my life from last few days and so on. I have other blogs in English too, like for instance my K5 satyr's diary: http://www.kuro5hin.org/user/satyr/diary blog/diary on "kuro5hin" (or shortly K5) website/portal where I also don't write about anything specific, then there's my SF satyr_moz's blog: http://www.spreadfirefox.com/blog/158407 blog on "Spread Firefox" community portal where I write about my experiences Mozilla Firefox, and Thunderbird programs, CC satyr's blog: http://satyr.castlecops.com on "CastleCops" etc., which are all as you can see more or less community-oriented blogs and are all, as mentioned, also in English language.

And finally links to my main Tadej: spletne objave: http://tadej.sopca.com blog on "Sopca" community portal, which is now the absolutely main blog of my two Slovenian blogs (and lately I only update this one, a diary on K5, and a blog on Senserely site), and as second a link to now somehow abandoned blog on "VOLJAblok" website titled Tadej na-liniji: razne objave: http://tayiper.blog.volja.net where I only post a joke or two from time to time after the one on Sopca has become my main Slovenian blog. On these two blogs in Slovenian language I write about diverse non-specific topic, like about recent experiences with my computer, the "going ons" from my life from last few days etc., similarly to my English blogs. Note that the second blog is unfortunately not accessible anymore (that's from the end of December 2007 onwards) since the blog-portal itself was taken off-line, however here's a link to the page: http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://tayiper.blog.volja.net/ on "Internet Archive" (the feature is called "Wayback Machine") listing all the archived states of this blog; for instance here's a direct link: http://web.archive.org/web/20070228022043/http://tayiper.blog.volja.net/ to the February 28, 2007 copy/archive of it at that particular time titled "Tadej na-liniji: razne objave" (which already shows the blog with new outlook/theme), and here a direct link: http://web.archive.org/web/20060423054718/http://tayiper.blog.volja.net/ to the oldest of them all (i.e. archived states) from April 23, 2006, at that time entitled just with a simple title "Web-Notes".

My Websites 1
Firstly, here is a link to Tadej Persic's website: http://tadejpersic.50webs.com website (and to its Slovenian Tadej Peršič stran: http://tadejpersic.50webs.org variant), which is my new personal website that I have created in April 2007. This particular website has now become my main general personal website, meaning that it's not strictly computing, nor strictly non-computing related, and is basically just a some sort of a navigational website that (with the exception of my-projects.html page: http://tadejpersic.50webs.com/my-projects.html, which similarly to the projects.html page: http://tadej-ivan.50webs.com/other/projects.html on my main computing-related website lists various distributed computing projects that I participate in) only describes and lists links to my other websites and blogs and interesting articles I've written and other notable sections on them, and is therefore not the site with actual interesting content. The site doesn't contain popups or banner-ads, and its XHTML and CSS code is valid by W3C standards.

Then secondly a link to Tadej's computing homepage: http://tadej-ivan.50webs.com, which is my main computing-related website that's generally about important computing-related things that I've discovered so far (mostly via "trial and error"), like for instance in it I list my various personal computing-related articles, hints, principles, rules, tips, my various favorite programs and their usages and so on. Especially interesting are my numerous discoveries and "tinkering with the PC to the extreme" type of experiences. Note that the website contains also a some sort of a blog (or in other words a personal ever-growing computing-related set of pages with important current news and events) started in 2005, so I am adding also the two links; as first a link to the first events1.html page: http://tadej-ivan.50webs.com/other/events/2005/events1.html, and as second to the last/current events12.html page: http://tadej-ivan.50webs.com/other/events/events12.html. Further, note that this site exists only so that all the ideas I have, and all the interesting things I discover regarding my computer or on the Internet don't go into the "oblivion" by not writing them down, while on the other hand I've tried to make an unique site, which would express those other practical things that you learn after using your computer for some time. I mean I just didn't want to make another site with well-known "tweaks" and widely-used security programs listed like there are too many out there already. The site is licensed under a "Creative Commons" license, and was created and is maintained only by me, mostly "typed-by-hands" with a bit of copy/paste in a few cases of JavaSript. The site doesn't contain popups or banner-ads, and its XHTML and CSS code is valid by W3C standards.

Thirdly is a link to my Clarinet informational website: http://clarinet.50webs.com, which is as its title hints my clarinet instrument related website that contains mostly technical and history information about the clarinet musical instrument, and a few of my personal experiences with it. Also note that the emphasis is not on the site's outlook but on the site's content, therefore I only use HTML/JavaScript and a bit of CSS. I've simply tried to make the website as simple and as fast-loading as possible. None of my websites are more or less crafted by hand was made with the use of pre-built templates or even worse, written with "make-your-webpage-in-5-minutes" type of program. Further, you may notice that on all of my websites I don't use underlying for "normal" words (i.e. not links) to prevent the confusion and to follow the standards. And finally note that like almost every other website on the Internet, this one is also always under construction. The site doesn't contain popups or banner-ads, and its XHTML and CSS code is valid by W3C standards.

My Websites 2
Next are all the other old/outdated (i.e. not updated anymore) variants of websites listed in the above paragraph that are also futile in the hierarchy of ultimate site's purity. Meaning that they mostly contain/generate popups (pretty annoying), and have quite a few banner-ads. They are too W3C-validated, but only "locally" in their original form as stored on my hard-disk, because the code that some of the free-host add unfortunately screws the otherwise valid syntax. So here are the links in order of importance or recency of when I stopped updating them; fist are listed variants/copies of my computing-related website that are mostly (except for the one hosted on "Volja", and the one hosted on "Atspace" free-host) now entitled with the old title Ivan's website: computing hints, principles, and rules: http://users.volja.net/tayiper, http://ivan-tadej.atspace.com, http://satyrhosts.bravehost.com, http://shirker.freehost386.com, http://www.geocities.com/tayi137, http://www.satyrhosts2.greatnow.com, and then of clarinet instrument related ones that are still titled Clarinet: the musical instrument website's title: http://clarinet.50webs.org, http://clarinet.150m.com.

And there is also another one titled TADEJ'S HOME-PAGE on VOLJA.NET: http://www.freewebs.com/satyrhosts, which is really totally out-dated (it is a "one page" website and it's actually my first-ever web-coding attempt), and is not at all interesting; in fact, its quite boring. The site does contain popups and if I recall correctly also banner-ads, and its not HTML-valid. For the reason for all these websites variants (they are almost identical, with only slight differences in code, like the differences in inner-links, host-specific banners etc.) please head on to website.html page: http://tadej-ivan.50webs.com/other/website.html on my main computing-related website and find out there. When/if I will create new ones I will list them here when I'll have some spare time.

Messages
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Welcome
Wayfarer, welcome to Wikinews! I hope you like the place and decide to stay. Here are a few good links for newcomers:

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Best regards Wayfarer | on July 27, 2005 at 4:00 GMT

Re: A question
Hey Wayfarer,

I am not exactly sure to which article you were refering? Can you please specify and I will give my best to answer your question. --Dčabrilo 15:40, 26 August 2005 (UTC)

 * Well I did link to it on your talk-page. It was that article about the Tomaž Humar's rescue. However, now I see that you just modified/shortened it to the "original" version, i.e. you just deleted all that new text regarding the Pakistani pilots. You see, I was comparing the two verisons' history and I thought that you totally shortened the article, making it a some kind of stub. It's my bad, sorry.

 * regards Wayfarer [[Image:Slovenia flag 300.png|20px]] | on August 27, 2005 at 13:30 GMT

cat in userpage
can u please change the Category:Wikipedians in Slovenia on ur user page to, in accordance with current conventions on the use of categories for user related info. thanks, Doldrums 09:17, 29 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Okay, it's done! Best regards Wayfarer [[Image:Slovenia flag 300.png|20px]] | on September 17, 2006

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Nice! -- Ross Koepke Talk 01:14, 26 July 2005 (UTC)
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Contributions
Here is a list of articles I wrote or greatly contributed to. Articles in bold are events I attended and submitted original reporting for. A full list of my over six thousand edits can be found here.

September

 * California passes same-sex marriage bill
 * Rapper Kanye West denounces Bush response, American media at hurricane relief telethon
 * Several hundred killed after stampede in Baghdad
 * West African cholera claims more than 500 lives, more deaths feared
 * California Senate votes to allow gay marriages
 * Hurricane Katrina strikes Florida, kills seven
 * Tropical Storm Katrina threatens Florida, Bahamas
 * World Health Organization declares tuberculosis emergency in Africa
 * Dance party broken up by police in Utah, USA
 * Authorities search for victims of Peruvian air crash
 * Earthquake reported near Rome's coast, no damage caused
 * U.S. study of gay sheep may shed light on sexuality

August

 * San Diego votes for new mayor
 * Tsunami warning briefly issued for Indian Ocean after latest earthquake
 * California Senator launches probe into National Guard abuse allegations
 * Four small explosions strike London's transport system
 * Super Typhoon Haitang to make landfall in Taiwan
 * Tropical Storm Emily forms in mid Atlantic, threatens North and Central America
 * Abbott labs ends dispute with Brazilian government over AIDS drug
 * Meth use now USA's top drug problem, survey finds
 * White House refuses to comment on Karl Rove as source of leak
 * Canadian military hosts first gay military wedding
 * False security alarm in Bradford, England
 * Hurricane Dennis heads for Gulf Coast, leaves trail of destruction in its wake
 * Nine hundred thousand Somalis face food crisis
 * NASA's Deep Impact probe strikes comet successfully
 * G8 expectations not met
 * Underwater volcano erupts in Pacific near Japan
 * Newspaper refuses to utilize leaked documents in article

June

 * Canadian boy killed in Cambodian seige; Police storm school
 * Third major earthquake rocks California
 * Six killed in Burundi church massacre
 * Youth forum to submit suggestions to UN
 * Iraq's Justice Minister accuses U.S. of having "lots of secrets they want to hide"
 * Commemoration of Srebrenica massacre to be held on July 11
 * Canadian PM vows to push ahead with same-sex marriage bill
 * Former Sudanese rebel leader John Garang sworn in as vice president of Sudan
 * France secures site for 10 billion euro nuclear fusion research project
 * Lebanese politician George Hawi assassinated as historic elections end
 * Mothers, teachers air more concerns about leukemia cases at California elementary school
 * Canadian military accused of Agent Orange cover up
 * France secures site for 10 billion euro nuclear fusion research project
 * Steve Jobs gives opening keynote to WWDC 2005
 * Bush Administration flip flops on legitimacy of Koran desecration allegations
 * Los Angeles firefighters battle Mt. Washington blaze
 * Mothers, teachers concerned about leukemia deaths at California elementary school
 * Researchers at UC Berkeley strike against "bad faith bargaining"
 * Marburg virus outbreak in Angola claims over 300 lives
 * Adrian dissipates, producing heavy rains and mudslides
 * Hurricane Adrian strikes Central America Thursday night
 * Tropical Storm Adrian forms in Eastern Pacific, threatens Central America

May

 * Uzbeks fleeing across border to seek refuge
 * Denunciations of Scandals Threaten UN
 * Millions worldwide still in slavery

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Talk:Fifth bomb discovered in London after July 21 attacks

Whodunit?
Who is behind these vicious attacks? Who is it that needs to be brought to justice? We know that when it comes to terrorist attacks the official government assignment of blame can not be trusted for truth or accuracy; e.g.

July22,2005 Metropolitan Police Commissioner Ian Blair; the "Asian" looking man shot dead by police was "directly linked to the terrorist bombings."

July 23,2005 London Police;"We are now satisfied that he("Asian" looking man) was not connected with the bombing incidents".

So; "Who is behind these vicious attacks? Who is it that needs to be brought to justice?"

This is the question that needs to be asked and re-asked whenever a "terrorist" attack occurrs. Who are the "terrorists" that committed the act? A patriotic citizenry can't just blindly accept the "next day" government assignment of guilt. Without a trial or thorough investigation, any superficial "evidence" lying around or anonymous calls claiming responsibility could just be part of a frame up. Here are a few verified historical examples of how cabals within just one government (USA) have started and inflamed major conflicts by killing civilians and blaming it on someone else; which is why, regarding this attack, we, the readers and citizens, need to withhold our judgement and the direction of our anger until we find out who actually did it.

"We could develop a Communist Cuban terror campaign in the Miami area" "Another most painful episode concerns the overthrow of President Ngo Dinh Diem, by a cabal in the State Department led by undersecretary Averell Harriman"[][][][][][] Paulrevere2005 02:05, 26 July 2005 (UTC)


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Brazilians call for arrest of UK policemen after shooting death

July 25, 2005

The death of Brazilian-born Jean Charles de Menezes in London on the 21st of July at the hands of British police, who mistook him for a terrorist, is being called an "assassination" by the mayor of Gonzaga, Brazil. "It's easy for Blair to apologize, but it doesn't mean very much," said Mayor Julio de Souza, referring to Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Ian Blair's description of the incident as a "tragedy". "What happened to English justice and England, a place where police patrol unarmed?"

Brazil's Foreign Minister, Celso Amorin, came to London and said president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva asked him "to take firm measures to defend the interests of the family of a Brazilian who died in an absurd manner."

Brazilian protesters called for the arrest of the policemen who shot Menezes, and are also demanding the immediate return of the victim's body, as traditionally in Brazil bodies are buried within 24 hours of death.

According to witnesses, police pursued the fleeing Menezes into a subway station and held him to the ground before shooting him. London was on heightened alert after the 7th of July's deadly bombings.


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User:NGerda/Beliefs

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User:RossKoepke/Newpage

About Me
I am an accredited journalist. (Verification) (About) I am a Technocrat. I am interested in a Michigan Wikinews Gathering.

Songs I Wish I Could Find

 * DJ Lord - Space 4
 * DJ Bluecore - Swedish Candy
 * DJ M-Project - HyperTrophy
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Mysterious disease kills 31 in China's Sichuan province

July 28, 2005

Chinese officials have ceased the export of pork from two cities after at least 31 individuals died and 152 were taken ill after contracting a mysterious disease related to pigs. China leads the world in the production of pork products.

Symptoms of the illness include fatigue, headache, high fever, vomiting, and eventually coma. Subcutaneous bruising has also been observed in some patients.

Initial reports indicated that those becoming sick had recently butchered sick sheep or pigs. Lab tests in China have revealed that victims may be suffering an infection of Streptococcus suis -- a bacteria found in many pork producing countries.

Serious cases of Streptococcus suis infection can lead to coma and eventually meningitis. Thus far, no human-to-human transmissions have been observed.


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User:John Dalton

Not much to see here, so you might want to go to my home page.

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User:RossKoepke/Contact

Koepke, Ross (Wikinews user RossKoepke)

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A 5.6 Richter quake hits Western Montana

July 25, 2005

A moderate earthquake shook western Montana at 10:08 p.m. on Monday. No immediate reports of damage have been received by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and its National Earthquake Information Center. The earthquake was centered about 20 km (15 miles) north-northeast of Dillon, and about 65 km (40 miles) south of Butte.


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Random-ass Pages I Think I'll Want Around In The Future

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User:RossKoepke/Laughs

Memorable Quote
This guy is a leader and will lead, no matter what happens here. Said about me in my RfA.

Funny Quotes
Also, can someone with power possibly put 'US president' in the headline? ClareWhite 16:23, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * You have the power, Clare :-). Just click the link "move" at the top of the page and enter the new title (mind the capitalization -- only US President should probably be capitalized).--Eloquence 16:35, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Woohoo! Well, look at that! Oh, there's no stopping me now... Thanks :) ClareWhite 08:01, 2 Jun 2005 (UTC)

[IlyaHaykinson] I don't know what to do and where to go. Outer world seems uneditable. [Raul654] how the hell did List of people on stamps of Gabon get on my watchlist? [Raul654] come on, isn't anyone here an admin on meta? [BillyH] I think Raul654 is. [FennecFoxen] You're not helping your cause. [jwales] What good is having a war mongering President if we can't invade Estonia to kill spammers? I AM JOKING DO NOT QUOTE ME ON THAT. :-) [S AlexS] Dear diary: No wikipedia today. Had to go outside and see real people again. [Snoyes] looking for NPOV female; 5k - 10k edits, to edit together, nothing long-term just a couple of one-night contributions [Kate-] Jimbo's in hospital with total amnesia. [brion] "I started a *what* on the internet??" [DavidGerard] the gates over hell, with "ABANDON HOPE ALL YE WHO ENTER HERE" over them... if you can find a GFDL image [Raul654] ...so, since we're boned both ways, we might as well make a policy [dannyisme] SJ, I have removed the misplaced comma you inserted to irk me. do not think that your attempt at vandalism has not gone unnoticed [SethIlys]: I was always under the impression that we *wanted* copyleft. [JamesDay]: Seth, "we" is an ambiguous concept:) [jwales] By sheer chance, the tree was close enough to an open free wifi port, so I was able to get on irc from the tree. I believe that when we die - you, me, the Christian - we're DEAD, and that's all there is. It's not very comforting, which is why it's not a very popular belief system. Do we use secret balloting when we vote for deletion? rm -rf (~/Mail) : Read Mail Really Fast

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Talk:Press freedom watchdog 'outraged' by closure of Burundi radio station/Temp

Having one more go at this. Wukuga Mungai, comms coordinator of the CPJ, has now replied to my email confirming permission to quote from their press release (?!?). See also: http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Wikinews:Water_cooler/policy#Dan100 Rcameronw 08:37, 26 July 2005 (UTC)


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Press freedom watchdog 'outraged' by closure of Burundi radio station

July 26, 2005

The Burundian authorities have forcibly shut down one of Burundi's most popular independent radio stations, Radio Publique Africain. The move came despite a compromise deal agreed last week between RPA and the Burundian authorities.

Burundi's National Communications Council (CNC) had ordered the indefinite suspension of RPA on July 15th, claiming that its coverage of recent elections had been biased, and that the radio station had insulted them. The station's Director Alexis Sinduhije rejected the allegations, and Burundian media groups accused the CNC of acting as a tool of political repression. Following negotiations, the authorities lifted the indefinite ban, after RPA agreed to a 2-day suspension.

RPA went off air on Monday July 18th. Broadcasts were resumed on Thursday morning, but less than 48 hours later the authorities were attempting to shut down the station again.

Bujumbura journalist Gregoire Wakana, writing on the African news website abarundi.org, reported a tense stand-off outside the radio station on Friday afternoon, as around 30 soldiers, led by Colonel Ildephonse Mushwabure, tried to gain entry. "The suspense lasted several hours, and a large crowd gathered, with several Burundian journalists coming to watch the fate of their RPA colleagues".

Abarundi.org reports "widespread indignation" over RPA's closure, with onlookers shouting angrily at the authorities as they moved in on the station. Some later threw stones at a nearby building owned by the Burundian President Domitien Ndayizeye.

Abarundi.org notes that Colonel Mushwabure is a controversial figure in Burundi, after giving contradictory statements to a UN inquiry over his whereabouts during the 1993 coup led to the assassination of the country's first democratic president, Melchior Ndadaye. Last month's elections were the first since the coup, which plunged Burundi into more than a decade of vicious, ethnically-charged civil war.

Earlier this week, the head of the UN's electoral unit in Burundi praised the country's media, saying it had "masterfully played its role of democratic watchdog by helping Burundians to allay their fears and go to the polls".

The dispute between RPA and the Burundian government has been monitored by the international press freedom watchdog the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).

"RPA fell silent around 5 p.m. local time as police broke into the station compound, padlocked its studios, and cut off its transmitter. It was not immediately clear if any RPA staff had been arrested, although one journalist told the CPJ in a brief phone call, "they are taking us to the police station", they announced in a press release on Friday.

"No one is above the law. Sanctions must be taken against whoever breaks the law... African Public Radio continues to show its lack of respect towards the authorities", the National Communications Council chairman Jean-Pierre Manda was quoted by Reuters as saying on Saturday.

The council had accused RPA of giving disproportionate coverage to the opposition FDD party in recent elections.

The FDD heavily defeated President Domitien Ndayizeye's FRODEBU party, gaining a majority of seats in the country's National Assembly, with 58% of the popular vote. The party is now expected to form the next government.

Abarundi.org reports that the men who broke into the radio station were unable to produce any kind of warrant. RPA's director Alexis Sinduhije told Reuters he had evidence Ndayizeye issued the order to shut down the radio station, calling it "an abuse of power".

"If they (the communication council) believe I have insulted them, they must go to court, but not punish the radio and the public audience," Reuters quoted him as saying.

"CPJ is outraged at the Burundian authorities' failure to deliver on their promise,", said CPJ Executive Director Ann Cooper, in a press release. "We call on President Ndayizeye to ensure that RPA can resume broadcasting immediately, allowing journalists to work freely without fear of reprisal."

Quoting Burundi National Radio and Television, BBC monitoring has reported that President Domitien Ndayizeye met representatives of a media organization on Saturday to discuss the reopening of Radio Publique Africaine.

The president reportedly decided to close the radio in order to "safeguard the integrity of state institutions."


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Talk:Peace tax campaigners turned down by UK judge

Original reporting notes: telephone account from Peace tax Seven member Roy Prockter, my notes: Our case has no possibility of our case being resolved in the British courts; Case heard for three hours; Court had to be enlarged; Law on taxation is general, you pay it and the government can decide what to do with it; Have the right to appeal once written judgment has been received; May take it to the human rights court; He listened carefully to us, if he’d been dealing with logic we’d have got through. ClareWhite 09:03, 26 July 2005 (UTC)


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User talk:70.240.135.134

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User talk:RobinTh

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Press release
Hi, can I ask you stop uploading that press release? We only accept news articles, written according to the policies laid out above. Dan100 (Talk) 11:20, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

Sorry for wrong done.
I'm so sorry. I don't have enough understanding how to use it. I'll re-read your politics then follow the construction.

RobinTh 11:46, July 26, 2005 (UTC)

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Inter lead race to snap-up Figo

July 26, 2005

Internazionale are understood to be on the brink of snapping up Real Madrid star, Luis Figo and are also thought to be leading the race to sign him.

According to the Italian newspapwer Gazzetta dello Sport, the 32-year-old Portuguese right-side midfielder, who has been a Liverpool F.C transfer target for quite some time, is close to agreeing a deal with Inter.

Reports in Spain, however, suggest Figo will finally resolve his dispute with the Madrid giants when he returns from the club's pre-season tour of Japan later this week, clearing the way for a move to Merseyside. Liverpool F.C. manager Rafael Benitez has also revealed that he will buy a right-sided midfielder before the start of the new Premiership campaign. "We are waiting for news, we have heard nothing as yet," he said. "We are in Lithuania and he is flying from Japan so maybe we will hear something later in the week." Figo has been in dispute with Real over the payment of the final year of his contract. Liverpool are likely to offer Figo wages of around £60,000 a week, if he does sign, but Inter are also stepping up by stating that they would give him around €3.5 Million Euros a year.

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Murderer of Dutch filmmaker van Gogh gets life term

July 26, 2005

Mohammed Bouyeri, a radical Islamist who was a member of the Hofstad Network, was sentenced to life in prison by a court in Amsterdam for the killing of the controversial filmmaker Theo van Gogh in November 2004.

Van Gogh was ambushed on an Amsterdam street and shot repeatedly in the chest before Bouyeri stabbed him and slit his throat. The judgment said that Bouyeri showed "complete disregard for human life" and butchered Van Gogh "mercilessly".

Bouyeri, a 27 year who holds joint Dutch-Moroccan citizenship, claimed he acted on behalf of Islam. He made a confession in the courtroom and vowed he would "do it again" if he had the chance.

Van Gogh had been a staunch critic of Islam and its perceived mistreatment of women. Van Gogh directed several movies critical of Islam, most notably Submission in which verses of the Qur'an were written on naked women's bodies.


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User talk:82.153.97.75

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User talk:Garysjp

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 * Hi, regards deletion, I replied on my talk page Dan100 (Talk) 12:04, 28 July 2005 (UTC)

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User talk:Yahiea~enwikinews

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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 Yahiea. To make sure that both of you can use all Wikimedia projects in future, we have reserved the name Yahiea~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
 This account has been renamed as part of single-user login finalisation. If you own this account you can |log in using your previous username and password for more information. If you do not like this account's new name, you can choose your own using this form after logging in: . -- Keegan (WMF) (talk) 06:41, 21 April 2015 (UTC)

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User talk:195.159.128.110

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User talk:67.100.51.233

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Talk:Brazilians call for arrest of UK policemen after shooting death

Isn't it muslims that have their dead buried in 24 hours?

Although this story conflicts http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4670379.stm they left 10 years before burying the dead.

Lots of people don't want embalming; like I think Jewish people are buried within 24 hours too.Paulrevere2005 19:24, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

...as traditionally they bury their dead within 24 hours after a person dies.
It is not exactly a tradition. The fact is that it is an unpleasant situation and the family want that the situation get finished soon. When somebody dies, you want to get rid of the body as soon as possible. --Carlosar 21:20, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

That makes sense to me too,Carlosar, but here in America, we are more attached to the bodies of people than their souls/spirits.. so we keep the dead bodies around for weeks; fill'em full of chemicals & put on lots of make up; then we have a long drawn out ceremony with lots of recycled flowers and maybe a few speeches about what a great person the dead body was and then we lower them down into a muddy hole in a brand new $6,000.solid oak box with gold or silver plated handles and elvis presley red velvet lining. + we're all too busy and spread out to get anywhere within 24 hours. 64.229.187.72 01:00, 27 July 2005 (UTC)


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Space Shuttle Discovery launches

July 26, 2005 The NASA  roared into the Florida sky at 10:39AM ET (14:39 UTC), 2 weeks after the launch was scrubbed due to a faulty sensor. The launch was the start of the mission, which is planned to be completed on August 7, 2005.

Solid rocket booster separation was triggered two minutes and five seconds into the flight after burnout of the putty-like fuel packed inside each rocket. The firing of explosive bolts freed the twin boosters from the side of the external tank, allowing them to peel away from the space shuttle. Parachutes were then automatically deployed from the boosters, allowing them to slowly descend into the where they will be towed back to shore.  Discovery initiated the command for main engine cutoff, or MECO, at the 8-minute, 23-second mark. MECO shuts down the orbiter's three powerful engines in the rear of Discovery after completing the "uphill" climb into space.

With the ascent into space complete and fuel in the external tank exhausted, Discovery jettisoned the orange canister. Following jettison, Commander pitched the orbiter up until the tank could be sighted through the orbiter´s upper windows. Mission Specialist then took digital photographs and video of the external tank from a distance of just 1,500 feet.

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Adding stories without writing content.
Hello and welcome to Wikinews. I noticed you have been submitting stories without fleshing out the content in recent days. I am assuming these are test pages and am deleting them to keep them from cluttering up the front page. If you really want these stories to appear on Wikinews - then you will need to re-submit them and write them yourself - or at least start them with three good paragraphs or sentences that explain the who, what, when, where and how of the story. Other than that, thanks for taking an interest in creating stories. -- Davodd | Talk 00:22, 28 July 2005 (UTC) I will try. --Maoririder 15:27, 1 August 2005 (UTC) Three good sentences okay I will try. --Maoririder 15:30, 1 August 2005 (UTC)
 * I see that you are still doing this. Please stop, and do as Davodd has suggested instead. Uncle G 15:23:35, 2005-08-01 (UTC)
 * Have a look at the Five Ws and the style guide for some guidelines. Uncle G 15:41:59, 2005-08-01 (UTC)

Thanks. --Maoririder 15:43, 1 August 2005 (UTC)

Yahoo! is not a source? It is a top news site. i don't understand. What do most people use to add information to WikiNews, CNN, Google News, Yahoo! News, etc? --Maoririder 18:39, 1 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Yahoo! News is a news aggregation service. It's not an actual source. The source will be whatever news service Yahoo! is displaying the content from. Also note that you aren't putting the article dates in the correct field in the  template.  They go in the "date" field, not in the "pub" field. Uncle G 19:02:40, 2005-08-01 (UTC)

I can still use Yahoo! News? Google News is not that updated like Yahoo! News. --Maoririder 18:58, 1 August 2005 (UTC)
 * Google News is an automated news aggregation service, too, just like Yahoo! News. Uncle G 19:02:40, 2005-08-01 (UTC)

This is hard to follow but I'am trying. --Maoririder 19:04, 1 August 2005 (UTC)

When do you think the pages will be published? I see that the Iran story got published actually quickly. --Maoririder 19:45, 1 August 2005 (UTC)
 * When they actually gain some content. They have hardly any.  Many of them are unpublishable in their current form, and some of them are outright speedily deletable.  If you want your stories published, please go back over them and flesh them out so that they answer the Five Ws, as mentioned above.  Look at Australian warship sunk as artificial reef, and compare it with Niger is hit with a food crisis.   Uncle G 03:16:34, 2005-08-02 (UTC)

Brain-dead woman pic
Do you think a picture of her is necessary? I'm doubtful, but if you wish to pursue, I will show you how. -Edbrown05 17:14, 3 August 2005 (UTC)

Would a picture help? Not nesacerly for the woman but something along the lines of a health symbol. --Maoririder 17:16, 3 August 2005 (UTC)
 * on a 'health symbol', not sure what would be applicible. -Edbrown05 17:25, 3 August 2005 (UTC)

One your picture wiki site do you have anything that would go with the article? --Maoririder 17:26, 3 August 2005 (UTC)
 * there are kinds of things that could be put there... picture of melanoma skin disease, picture of Mrs. Torres, picture of a fetus. Most appropriate would be picture of the new born. But that's not likely. -Edbrown05 17:41, 3 August 2005 (UTC)

Why is it not likely? Picture of a new born baby would that work? but also maybe a health symbol like I was saying hopefully we can come up with something. --Maoririder 17:43, 3 August 2005 (UTC)

Still no picture??

Helping out with other articles?
Want to help me add more? --Maoririder 17:51, 3 August 2005 (UTC)

New articles
Hello Mauoririder. I'd like to ask you, when creating articles, to at least write the first portion of the article. Do not list a story as breaking unless there really is a story. Stories without sources or references, and with a single sentence without necessary context, will be deleted as there is not enough there to begin writing with. - Amgine 20:40, 16 November 2005 (UTC)

Its maoririder and thanks

 * Where the article does not contain any source or context, it will be deleted as nonsense as no one else can decipher it. Where there is at least a source and context, I will add, which states the article will be deleted within 3 days. - Amgine 20:50, 16 November 2005 (UTC)

That does not seem fair because anyone can write a news article its "free" please help expand! Maoririder 20:52, 16 November 2005 (UTC)

 * Maoririder: If you do not give enough information for anyone to determine what story you want someone else to write, we cannot help, and your contribution cannot be expanded. You must at least include minimal information such as where you saw the story originally, who is doing something, what are they doing, where are they doing it, how are they doing it, and possibly why they are doing it.

 * To give you an example, "Politician announces investigation into why at least 80 child death inquiries were stopped." This is a real story. Please try to write an article about it. - Amgine 20:59, 16 November 2005 (UTC)

I will try to write something everyone can work with? Maoririder 21:02, 16 November 2005 (UTC)

Immature
The article Saddam Hussein's exposure to CIA was deleted due to the nonsense of the article, which was IMHO very immature. Please view the style guide. --Mrmiscellanious 21:32, 16 November 2005 (UTC)

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User talk:205.175.225.23

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Talk:Space Shuttle Discovery launches

Removed reference to ´new belly camera´ (which would be news to NASA ;-) ) and added the manouver that Discovery performed to allow the viewing of the ET through the orbiter´s upper windows where photographs & video were taken by an MS. --Pvtparts 16:36, 26 July 2005 (UTC)

Part that fell off?
What about the part that fell off? http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/space/07/26/space.shuttle/index.htmlZypres 00:17, 27 July 2005 (UTC)

 * At the latest press conference, the (white) item falling off just a few seconds after launch was identified as a light-plastic TVEC cover which was designed to seperate in flight. (this is an insignificant event apparently).

 * There was also a radar return from an article falling from the shuttle later in flight and the rocketcam video showed a relatively large item falling from the side of the ET just after booster seperation (missing the oribiter).

 * There was also word of a suspected 1 1/4" deep damage point on a tile but unfortunately I missed the full detail on this. - There will be more to follow on tommorows early press conferenece. --Pvtparts 00:35, 27 July 2005 (UTC)

 * The item that separated from the tank after the booster did not appear to strike the actual vehicle, however I did make an animated GIF out of it. --Mrmiscellanious 00:49, 27 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Might be worth another story to put it all in. The nasa post-launch brief contained images of a bird-strike to the lower ET nosecap, the TYVEK covers coming off, the l/h debris event on the ET and a suspected 1 1/4" section of tile missing just aft of the nosegear door. (Press brief images avail on the nasa.gov website.)--Pvtparts 09:55, 27 July 2005 (UTC)

 * I think we should mention it, even if it did no harm...--Zypres 09:26, 27 July 2005 (UTC)

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