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Study says sea levels to rise faster and higher
First of all, thank you for your contribution.

The article you started, Study says sea levels to rise faster and higher, was not ready to be published because it's based on a press release. You rewrote it, but it took some time. Now the article is not news because it's old. It was abandoned, and may be deleted if no new sources come to light.

In the future, if you'd like to submit news, we are more than happy to have your help! Just make sure to check out this article, which talks about how to write your first Wikinews article.

Thanks again! Gryllida (talk) 12:13, 14 May 2011 (UTC)

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Thread:Comments:UK newspapers face libel, privacy action over murder coverage/Innocent until proven guilty

When newspapers get ahead of themselves like this, they ought to be sued. This is exactly the kind of scenario for which libel laws were created.


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Thread:Comments:Petition urges Apple to remove 'anti-gay' app/SUE Exodus International AND Apple/reply

I'm not Christian, I was not raised in a Christian household and even I know that homosexuality is negative. It is unsustainable, hedonistic, and contributes nothing useful to future generations of humanity. I wish the lgbtq (or whatever it is this week) movement would quit making this out to be just a problem with Christianity. People all across the world, in all times have had a natural intuitive repulsion to homosexuality. And the only exceptions they can come up with are conveniently cases where child molestation was also considered fine, i.e. ancient Rome and Greece and their practice of pederasty. Quit it already, you're not really fooling anyone. The only people who agree with you are just fed up listening to your shrill whining, and your use of government power to bully them into quiet submission.

Go ahead and censor this, like you want to censor everything else. That's all you'll ever contribute to society anyhow. That's all you're "good" for.


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Thread:Comments:Petition urges Apple to remove 'anti-gay' app/SUE Exodus International AND Apple/reply (2)

"It is unsustainable, hedonistic, and contributes nothing useful to future generations of humanity."

So's my music collection, but only Osama thinks that's a sin.


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U.S. Coast Guard investigation finds 'poor safety culture' contributed to Deepwater Horizon disaster

April 24, 2011

An investigation by the has concluded the  in the history of the petroleum industry was partly the result of a "poor safety culture" aboard the  oil rig. The April 2010 explosion aboard the rig, which is located in the, triggered a disaster that led to widespread environmental damage.

The report squarely blames, which managed the Deepwater Horizon, for being largely responsible for the that claimed eleven lives. The rig had "serious safety management system failures and a poor safety culture," the report says. Transocean fiercely rejected allegations that crews aboard the rig were badly trained and equipment was poorly maintained.

A slapdash safety environment on Deepwater Horizon would mean equipment was not mended or replaced if it meant losing valuable hours of drilling, the Coast Guard found. Electrical equipment believed to have caused a spark that ignited was described as being in "bad condition" and "seriously corroded." The report found that other deficiencies—improperly assembled and emergency equipment; audible alarms switched off because of nuisance false warnings; complacency with fire drills; and poor preparation for dealing with a —all contributed to the disaster.

Transocean attacked the report's conclusions and suggested the Coast Guard may have played a role in the disaster. A spokesperson for the company said Deepwater Horizon had been inspected by Coast Guard officials only months before the explosion, officials who said it complied with safety standards. "We strongly disagree with—and documentary evidence in the Coast Guard's possession refutes—key findings in this report," the company said.

This week, Deepwater Horizon owner launched legal action against Transocean. It also filed a lawsuit against, the company that cemented the well, and , which manufactured the rig's failed. BP is reportedly seeking to claim 40 billion in, and alleges it has taken a massive financial hit and loss of reputation. In a statement, BP said it filed the lawsuits "to ensure that all parties ... are appropriately held accountable for their roles in contributing to the Deepwater Horizon accident".

In the lawsuit against Transocean, BP claims the company missed signs that a disaster was imminent and that it "materially breached its contractual duties in its actions and inactions leading to the loss of well control, the explosion and the loss of life and injuries onboard the Deepwater Horizon, as well as the resulting oil spill." Halliburton, BP alleges, was riddled with "improper conduct, errors and omissions, including fraud and concealment" which led to the disaster, and continues to refuse to cooperate with investigators.

Transocean dismissed the lawsuit as "desperate" and "unconscionable," and announced a against BP, which it claims was responsible for the disaster "through a series of cost-saving decisions that increased risk, in some cases severely." Halliburton and Cameron, which is also countersuing, announced they would defend themselves against BP's allegations.

U.S. President Barack Obama marked the anniversary of the explosion by conceding that although "progress" has been made to ensure the safety of deep water drilling rigs, "the job isn't done." Obama's comments came less than a week after leading experts raised serious questions over the security of as the U.S. government approves more exploration without improving safety measures.

, a professor at, said the oil industry "is ill prepared at the least" to deal with another oil spill, despite repeated assurances from the industry and the government, which insists lessons have been learned from the Deepwater Horizon disaster. "I have seen no evidence that they have marshaled containment efforts that are sufficient to deal with another major spill," he said. "Even if everybody tries very hard, there is going to be an accident caused by cost-cutting and pressure on workers. These are moneymaking machines and they make money by pushing things to the limit."

However, politicians have insisted they are doing all they can to help clean the coast of oil. "Cleanup efforts in some places are still ongoing, and the full scale of the damage done to our state has yet to be calculated, but the good news is that most all of our fishing waters are back open again," said Louisiana Governor at a press conference. "All of us here today want the entire nation to get the message that Louisiana is making another historic comeback."

Gulf Coast residents, activists and relatives of the crewmen who were killed in the explosion paused this week for the anniversary of the oil spill's beginning. A helicopter took the victims' families from to over the site where the rig stood, where it circled. "It was just a little emotional, seeing where they were," said one victim's mother. Remembrance services and candlelight were held in the Gulf Coast region, which continues to suffer from the fallout of the catastrophe. The families have expressed anger at BP, who they say is being unfair and slow in paying out compensation from a $20 billion fund.

The area is still heavily affected by the disaster and reconstruction of the seafood industry that once thrived is slow. While tourists are beginning to return to the region, many are angry at BP and the over how they handled the disaster. All the fishing waters in the area have now opened again, but people who live in the area remain dissatisfied. "I don't see any daylight at the end of this tunnel," one fisherwoman said. "I don't see any hope at all. We thought we'd see hope after a year, but there's nothing."

External link

 * U.S. Coast Guard report on Deepwater Horizon disaster (PDF)


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Talk:'Apple's data is dirtiest,' says Greenpeace

Review of revision 1219273 [Failed]

 * There is no other data. The article's topic is the Greenpeace report. I would have to do investigative journalism to find other material. Greenpeace collected the data for this report. No one else has refuted it or replied. Thanks, 17:54, 23 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Ok, I found two articles with some criticism of Greenpeace's report. Probably there will be more, but after the article goes stale. Mattisse (talk) 19:55, 23 April 2011 (UTC)

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I think the article should be moved to 'Apple's data is dirtiest,' says Greenpeace, since it currently looks like we also think it so. アンパロ Io ti odio! 14:34, 24 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Greenpeace: "Apple's data is dirtiest"? I'd prefer Study shows that Apple has largest eco-footprint of top Internet companies owtte (although that's quite clunky). — μchip08 14:38, 24 April 2011 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:France first to enforce burqa ban/Comments from feedback form - "this is totally against humani..."/reply (2)

OK I get it: equality & fraternity, but where is freedom?


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Nice, now they are compelled to express liberty.


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U.S. drones enter Libya conflict

April 23, 2011

The first attacks carried out by United States in Libya reportedly occurred today, as the  confirmed a strike carried out by the  but declined to give further details.

According to Pentagon spokesperson Darryn James, a captain in the, the attack happened sometime Saturday, but withheld other information. According to the Pentagon, "common practice" regarding drone operations is to provide no more information than to confirm an attack. NATO later revealed the target was a in the  area. A statement from NATO said that, "[t]he MRL system had been used against civilians in Misrata."

, the US Defense secretary, announced Thursday that President Barack Obama had given permission for drones to be used in the conflict due to their "unique capabilities." Previously, drones had been used only in a surveillance role.

General, an official with the , said that drones have an "ability to get down lower and therefore, to be able to get better visibility, particularly on targets that have started to dig themselves into defensive positions," a benefit in Libya, where pro-Gaddafi forces are increasingly taking cover near civilian populations. Drones are able to make more precise attacks, which lowers the risk of civilian casualties in such areas.

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Thread:Comments:France first to enforce burqa ban/Good!/reply (8)

May I know where is it in Islam that if you are not a believer they are to either convert you or kill you?


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Tornadoes damage hundreds of Missouri homes, force closure of airport

April 24, 2011

An tornado struck near, Missouri Friday night, forcing the closure of  and damaging over 2,700 buildings in. The also confirmed that an EF1 tornado touched down in neighboring  and an EF2 touched down in.

The city of, in North St. Louis County, was hit by the EF4 tornado. According to the National Weather Service, it was the most powerful tornado to touch down in the St. Louis region since 1967, with winds ranging from 166 and 200 miles (267 and 322 kilometres) per hour. Aftereffects of that tornado were also reported in.

One official estimated that anywhere from 50 to 200 homes in the Maryland Heights and Bridgeton areas incurred damage, but early numbers released by St. Louis County indicate that over 2,000 buildings in those two cities had suffered "noticeable damage," which does not include minor damage. Around 30,000 people in the region did not have power Saturday, out of a total of 47,000 affected residents.

Authorities with went door-to-door Saturday, looking for possibly trapped residents. Aerial imagery was being used in damage assessment. Area residents unaffected by the tornado were assisting those that lost their homes, reported St. Louis television station.

The Harmann Estates neighborhood of Bridgeton was heavily damaged during the storm, with many residences losing roofs and siding. Officials have already condemned some of the subdivision's homes. St. Louis  reported 25 homes in Bridgeton and  as being completely destroyed and an additional 35 as uninhabitable.

was struck by the EF2 tornado, while was hit by the EF1. Fourteen New Melle homes sustained minor damage, while four were heavily damaged.

The storm also caused the temporary shutdown of two major St. Louis highways. Portions of and  were closed Friday night due to fallen power lines and storm debris. Both blocked sections have since reopened, but officials said it would take a few days to remove all the debris, which they pushed onto the roadsides.

Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, which is immediately west of Berkeley, suffered heavy damage Friday night from the same tornado, and was forced to halt all regular operations Saturday while crews worked to clear the affected terminals. Eight flights had been forced to land in Friday night due to the tornado. About 500 people were in Lambert Airport when the tornado hit. A (FAA) spokesperson said other US airports were not affected by Lambert's shutdown. Lambert is not an and is significantly less busy than it was ten years ago.

In a Saturday press conference, Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, Lambert's director, said the airfield and Terminal 2 were "fully functional," but the main terminal's Concourse C had been severely impacted by the storm. That terminal, which sustained the heaviest damage, serves, , , and. The total cost of repairs at Lambert is expected to be in the millions of dollars, but Hamm-Niebruegge said the airport does not yet have a good estimate.

One passenger of a waiting plane at Lambert told that heavy winds pushed the aircraft about 20 feet (6.1 metres) while it was still attached to the gate. Two other planes on the tarmac were unable to return to the airport, so passengers were bused back. Five planes—four operated by American and one by —suffered damage, and some will undergo major repairs.

Some travelers inside the airport received medical attention for minor injuries caused by flying glass. A handful of people were transported to a local hospital for additional treatment, but all were later released. "We get to the terminal and lights were out, glass everywhere, blood everywhere from people had been cut," recalled one witness. Another person at the airport reported, "The ceiling was falling. The glass was hitting us in the face. Hail and rain were coming in. The wind was blowing debris all over the place. It was like being in a horror movie. Grown men were crying."

On Saturday, it was evident that Concourse C would not be open for some time, said. A large section of its roof was missing and around half of its windows had been blown out by the high winds. Debris and water from the storm were present inside the airport as crews worked to restore power and assess damage to the terminal. Missing windows had been boarded up, ruined carpet had been removed, and the control tower was functional by Saturday afternoon. The power was back on by 7:40 p.m. (00:40 ) that evening.

The airport resumed outgoing flight services Sunday, although several incoming flights landed at Lambert Saturday evening. Slay said the airport will be running at 70 percent capacity until mid-week, depending on the availability of airline crew members and planes. Airlines using Concourse C will have their operations temporarily relocated, he added. On Sunday, Southwest was operating at normal capacity, while AirTran moved to Concourse B and canceled four of its eleven scheduled flights. A spokesperson for American said the airline would have planes ready for normal Monday operations. American had previously canceled all St. Louis flights scheduled for Sunday.

On Saturday afternoon,  arrived at Lambert and visited areas devastated by the tornado. He originally planned to tour Maryland Heights, Bridgeton, and Berkeley, but Nixon was only able to tour Berkeley due to an approaching line of storms. While in St. Louis, the governor said 750 Missouri homes had been damaged by Friday's tornadoes and that federal assistance was forthcoming. Nixon reported that the (FEMA) was involved in assessing storm damage, as well as that  Barack Obama had already contacted him, promising relief funds. , said Saturday that he would brief Obama on the situation.

The state declared the affected areas of St. Louis County a disaster area. No one has reported serious injuries or deaths as a result of the storm, although some people were treated for minor injuries. "It was horrific and for that much damage to been done, to have no loss of life, is truly a blessing," Slay said.


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Qur'an-burning pastor jailed after mosque protest barred

April 24, 2011 A controversial Florida pastor who had planned a demonstration outside a Michigan mosque Friday evening was briefly jailed after a court decided the protest would cause a breach of the peace and he refused to post a "peace bond" of US$1 required by the judge.

Fifty-nine-year-old Terry Jones, the pastor of a small church in, Florida whose burning of the sparked deadly protests in Afghanistan earlier this month, was denied a permit to stage a protest against "radical Islam" in front of the  in , where one of the largest communities of Muslims in the US is located. Dearborn police cited concerns about violence and offered alternate sites for the protest, which Jones rejected, saying his protest would go ahead as planned.

Prosecutors, concerned about possible violence, went to court on Thursday to obtain a ruling from Dearborn District Judge Mark Somers to prevent the protest. Somers conducted a one-day trial on Friday. At the trial, Jones argued that any limitations on his planned protest violated his free speech rights protected by the of the. "The First Amendment is only valid if it allows us to say what other people may not like," Jones said in court. "Otherwise, we do not need the First Amendment."

The six-person jury reached the verdict that Jones was "likely to breach the peace" if he went ahead with his demonstration.

Prosecutors requested the judge require a $25,000 bond. Judge Somers ordered Jones and supporter Wayne Sapp, 42, to pay a $1 peace bond and agree to stay away from the mosque for a period of three years. "The peace bond is to prohibit free speech," said Sapp. Both initially refused to pay the peace bond and were remanded to the county jail. Prosecutors said that if they refused to pay, they might be jailed for up to three years. Both later paid the bond and were released.

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) had filed a motion for the case to be dismissed on the basis that Jones could not be forced to post a bond making him pay for police protection. An ACLU spokesperson said, "It is unconstitutional to put a price on free speech in anticipation that the speech may not be welcome by others". Robert Sedler, a professor of constitutional law at, agreed, saying the US Supreme Court has determined that it was unconstitutional to require a bond for police protection.


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Talk:U.S. drones enter Libya conflict

This attack is part of a continuing assault on the people
A Kenyan Islamic terrorist named "Krupuk" visited Pakistan in 1981 on an Islamic passport. Pakistan was under Martial Law in 1981 and all travel was restricted by the US Department of State and by the Pakistani Government as well, being an Islamic State under Martial Law. Pakistan did not allow visitors other than Muslims to enter in 1981. The United States embassy had been bombed in 1979. Osama Al Kini was a citizen of Kenya. According to United States military spokesmen, Kenyans were the head of Al Qaeda's operations in Pakistan. Obama Al Kini was on the USA's most wanted list. He was believed to have met Kenya's Al Qaida leader Obama, and planned the bombing of the Marriot hotel in Islamabad. Obama and Osama Al-Kini vowed to bring Kenyan Islam to the Good Old USA. A Hellfire missile fired from a CIA operated Predator UAV killed Al Kini and his deputy in Pakistan but they let Obama get away. Osama and Obama announced "we have some drones." President Bush added "This attack is part of a continuing assault on the people of Pakistan."

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Comments:The Wii, Nintendo's next generation console, launches in North America

Comments from feedback form - "this sucks"
this sucks —24.239.56.12 (talk) 23:43, 23 April 2011 (UTC)

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fuck this shit :D we sucks dick :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD —213.64.27.211 (talk) 18:27, 5 September 2011 (UTC)


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Comment: California can commit to criminalizing offshoring of profits and forcing it's super rich to actually pay their taxes — corporations and people both. Audit and enforce that, which is the right thing to do, and your budget woes will disappear. Stop squeezing the little folks.


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as per rate.


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Thread:Comments:Qur'an-burning pastor jailed after mosque protest barred/Comments from feedback form - "With so much at stake & everyt..."

With so much at stake & everything going on in the world-the so-called "man of God"testing the US Constitution while inciting the deaths of innocents & whipping fanatical Islam into a fervor with his idiotic actions is unforgivable & serves to drag down the image of our noble country along with the chances of stabilizing the region or relations there being greatly diminished.This one clown singlehandedly has shown perhaps the largest logical reason to date for amending the Constitution in order to protect life,property and freedom. He should be hung publicly for causing the deaths directly caused by his ignorant,irresponsible actions instead of worrying about the Constitution or the other side's "feelings" about his Qur'an burning hobby.Nothing this publicity seeking imbecile could possibly do would ever justify the murderous,indiscriminate rampage focused against all Americans,Westerners or Christians by what appears to be the largest assemblies of illiterate,illogical radical morons I've ever seen to date outside of certain political events here in the US. Sheer stupidity by all parties involved & totally uncalled for...


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Thread:Comments:Qur'an-burning pastor jailed after mosque protest barred/Comments from feedback form - "With so much at stake & everyt..."/reply

Muslims are always very eager to respond to Western characterizations of them as mindless violent animals... by burning, destroying, and killing. Mission accomplished!


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Thread:Comments:All US states could have smoke-free laws by 2020/Already happened here

Calgary, Canada already has the same laws. If you want to smoke in a bar, you have to go at least 5 meters outside from any doorway, air intake, or window. You also aren't allowed to buy tobacco in any store with a pharmacy in it and stores aren't allowed to display or advertise tobacco products. Calgary smoking laws


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Comments:Thrill rides in U.S., Canada shut down after girl's feet are severed

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The only issue is the minor lack of information. The information present is probably representative of all that was available when the article was written, but an update would be useful. —72.205.9.83 (talk) 04:47, 24 April 2011 (UTC)


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Is there a way to disable the transmission of location information on iPhones?


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User talk:Milana~enwikinews

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Thread:Comments:Qur'an-burning pastor jailed after mosque protest barred/Comments from feedback form - "With so much at stake & everyt..."/reply (2)

untrue ignorant comment; however it's true that one can be sure that some WILL get murderous and this dickhead pastor knows it. Does he not feel he has enough blood on his hands?


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Australian PM Gillard pressured to address human rights crackdown in China

April 25, 2011

The international organisation Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard to publicly address China’s recent crackdown on dissidents, during her visit to the country from April 25th to 28th.

In an open letter HRW called on Prime Minister Gillard to address the increasing use of repressive force in China. According to HRW at least 39 lawyers and activists have been arrested and between 100 and 200 others have been victims of repressive measures such as house arrest, since February 16th.

Prime Minister Gillard is currently on a tour of Asia which included a stop in the disaster hit regions of Japan. She told Australian media before departing that she would "of course be raising human rights (with China)." "Our view of course is that we raise human rights. We have a human rights dialogue with China. That dialogue was in session as recently as December last year."

HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra, "the test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing".

The issue of human rights in China is of particular interest in Australia following the disappearance – and feared arrest – of Australian citizen and pro-democracy activist in China last month. The political blogger and writer disappeared in Guangzhou in March and although he has since resurfaced, he has not publicly stated exactly what happened during the two day period that he was missing.


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Thread:Comments:Schoolboy dies in Gaza after bus hit by rockets/Tragedy/Another Reason/reply (7)

Such as? When has Israel tried to kill civilians?


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Thread:Comments:Netanyahu pushed previous prime minister Olmert to attack Iran, according to Wikileaks cables/"Wiped off the map"

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad never said anything like this, it was a complete minstranslation.


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Thread:Comments:Genetically modified dairy cows produce 'human milk'/Still not a replacement./reply (2)

Most mothers, but not all, and if I remember correctly there isn't enough to go around. A better, cheaper substitute than the ones we have (and use!) would help.


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User talk:LarryTheDolphin

Uhm. Why am I blocked? It it because of that K!ttiesonf!reRELOADED asshole?

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User talk:K!ttiesonf!reRELOADED

Hi. I don't plan on making any edits. I accidentally made an account here, because I was using this on another wiki, went on here, and it automatically made an account. Sorry about the vandalism.
 * As far as I can tell, you registered manually, here. — μchip08 14:55, 24 April 2011 (UTC)

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Thread:Comments:Netanyahu pushed previous prime minister Olmert to attack Iran, according to Wikileaks cables/"Wiped off the map"/reply

Israel and Western powers have accused Iran, whose president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has called for Israel to be "wiped off the map," of seeking to obtain nuclear weapons under the guise of a civilian nuclear program.

how,, untrue.

he never called for that & the USA Scott Ritter Proved there is NO nuclear weapons program, just jew ish war mongers only. ( and a jew ish media)


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Thread:Comments:All US states could have smoke-free laws by 2020/Comments from feedback form - "The wording of the fourth para..."/reply (4)

The US is in favor of anti-smoking laws because of the high health care costs associated with smoking. They are trying like heck to lower the percentage of the budget the US spends on health care.


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User talk:TOMEK144

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Thread:Comments:Wreckage, victims of Air France Flight 447 found/Comments from feedback form - "needs the grammar sorting out,..."

needs the grammar sorting out, several bad uses in para six.


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User talk:Juli235

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User talk:Andreybobrov

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User talk:Nehu98

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User talk:Niveditamit

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User talk:Priteshpatel9977

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User talk:JamilKurd

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User talk:IHaresh

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User talk:Aeroclub

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User talk:Luigi simpson

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Thread:Comments:Kentucky lawmaker in critical condition after fight in high school cafeteria/Schoolthugs/reply

Prayers for Dewayne Bunch. My name is Hunter Lay and I'm a fifth-grade student here at Oak Grove Elementary school in Whitley County. I pray for Dewayne every night...<3


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User talk:Dwihario

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User talk:Sasi25

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User talk:Cilinhosan

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User talk:Leventio

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Thread:Comments:Qur'an-burning pastor jailed after mosque protest barred/Comments from feedback form - "With so much at stake & everyt..."/reply (3)

It's not the pastor's fault that muslims are violent animals. Not only he proved his point but the American government punished him for doing it.

Islam has already ruined half of Europe, it seems they want to ruin the Americas now also. First that attack on the Brazilian school, now in the US the government is arresting people who criticize islam. We must do something about it, and I'm afraid pretending that muslims aren't violent and that you're a friend of them won't stop them from hating you for not being a muslim.


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User talk:Bobimatutino

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User talk:Mihail-Nor

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Thread:Comments:France first to enforce burqa ban/Good!/reply (9)

http://www.usc.edu/schools/college/crcc/engagement/resources/texts/muslim/quran/009.qmt.html#009.029


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User talk:GRF

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User talk:Ariel-Halo

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User talk:Riddik77

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User talk:Pieszek

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User talk:Vaikoovery

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User talk:Давид Эвоян

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User talk:I donotwork

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User talk:Aussieladlav 6

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User talk:Write for info

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Category:UoW 2011 student work

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User talk:Jombibo

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User talk:Jomora94

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User talk:Ccraigcrawford

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Sherpa mountaineer Nawang Gombu, first to summit Mount Everest twice, dies

April 24, 2011 mountaineer, 79, the first person to reach the summit of twice, died Sunday morning at his home in , India, located at the base of the , his family reported.

Gombu was born in Tibet but later moved with his family to a small village in Nepal near Mount Everest.

When he was about 21, Gombu reached the as the youngest member of 's team in 1953. On that expedition, Hilary and, Gombu's uncle, were the first to successfully scale.

Gombu set another record as the first person to reach the mountain's summit twice, first in 1963 with on an American expedition and again in 1965 with Captain  on an Indian expedition.

He scaled many other Himalayan peaks including, and , and is credited with discovering several new mountain routes.

Gombu was one of the "Tigers of the Snow", Sherpa mountain climbers who brought recognition to their their ethnic community in the mountains of Tibet and Nepal.

He was important in the formation of the (HMI), along with other Sherpas. The creation of the Institute was supported by. Gombu served as Director of Field Training there after Norgay retired from the role, eventually retiring from HMI himself after more than forty years of work for the Institute.

"He was not only an outstanding climber, Gombu was a fine person who guided Indian mountaineering to a greater height," said, a retired Navy captain and leader of the 1965 Indian expedition. "Gombu’s death left a big void in the adventure field of the country."

For his work, Gombu received many awards, including medals from Queen Elizabeth II and the, and was invited to the  by.


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User talk:Leki

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User talk:Seppeee

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User talk:Bunnies on f!re

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User talk:Ben.kenobi.wan

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User talk:Nondoron

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User talk:Drago1274

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User talk:Earlehager

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User talk:Mshimbah

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Talk:U.S. Coast Guard investigation finds 'poor safety culture' contributed to Deepwater Horizon disaster

Wrong categories
editprotected Please remove Category:Renewable energy and Category:Greenpeace, these are not mentioned in the article. --Elekhh (talk) 09:23, 19 May 2011 (UTC)
 * [[Image:Yes_check.svg|link=|alt=|16px]] Done --InfantGorilla (talk) 09:50, 19 May 2011 (UTC)


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User talk:الكوالة

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User talk:Iizaa

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User talk:Parisdue

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User talk:Ewooll

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