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Mujahedeen Army issues threat of attack on Vatican City

September 17, 2006 The Mujahedeen Army, a group of insurgents in Iraq has posted a message on the Internet threatening attacks on Vatican City in Rome, Italy.

The statement is issued to "you dog of Rome" then begins to threaten Rome saying, we will "shake your thrones and break your crosses in your home. Our minds will not rest until we shake your thrones and break your crosses in your home. We swear to God to send you people who adore death as much as you adore life. Rome will be a witness when Muhammad destroys the Vatican. Rome's cross will be destroyed."

The threat comes after Pope Benedict XVI recited verses from a conversation between Emperor Byzantine Manuel II Palaiologos and a Persian man in the 14th century. The Pope quoted Palaiologos as saying, "show me just what Muhammad brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached."

Because of the threat, security around Pope Benedict has been increased.

"The preoccupations make reference not only to the Vatican City, but also to diverse objectives that are somehow conducive to the Catholic world," the Dominican Today news agency quoted the Italian News Agency as saying.

Security around the Pope "will be discreet not to disturb the context of the mass however, meticulous and attentive, it will cover a more extensive area than what is habitual. [We] have reinforced safety measures in the area surrounding the Vatican."

Secretary of State of the Vatican City, Cardinal Tarcisio said that the Pope apologized for the way his remarks made during a speech at the University of Regensburg in Germany on September 12 2006 were interpreted saying, "the Holy Father is very sorry that some passages of his speech may have appeared offensive to Muslims and were interpreted in a way he hadn't intended them to be. [The speech was supposed to reflect] the relationship between religion and violence in general, and to conclude with a clear and radical rejection of the religious motivation for violence, from whatever side it may come."

The Pope apologized in public today saying, "at this time I wish also to add that I am deeply sorry for the reactions in some countries to a few passages of my address at the University of Regensburg, which were considered offensive to the sensibility of Muslims. These [comments] were in fact a quotation from a medieval text which do not in any way express my personal thought."

"I hope that this serves to appease hearts and to clarify the true meaning of my address, which in its totality was and is an invitation to frank and sincere dialogue, with great mutual respect," added the Pope.

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Please also include the in-person apology by the Pope today on top of the non-apology apology by the Vatican state secretary. Zer T 19:31, 17 September 2006 (UTC)
 * I am not sure what you mean? Sorry...reread the comment and I added his public apology. :) Jason Safoutin 19:40, 17 September 2006 (UTC)
 * "An Iraqi insurgent group threatened the Vatican with a suicide attack over the Pope's remarks on Islam, said a statement posted Saturday on the Web." Seems like the media is kindof slow reporting this... http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20060916.wbenedict0916/BNStory/International/ Zer T 20:52, 17 September 2006 (UTC)

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Why isn't the Pope demanding an appology from these terrorists? 128.83.103.75 14:09, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Its not the terrorist's who demand the appology. Its the 1,476,233,470 other muslims who want the appology.

 * Maybe because Ratzinger started the whole thing? PVJ(Talk)(Articles I have written) [[Image:Flag_of_India.svg|25px]] 14:37, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

Where is it?
Why isn't there a link to the internet page where the supposed threat was made? This is internet news, if we're talking about something on the internet there must be a link. Why isn't there any link in any of the source articles? It makes everything much harder to believe. How do we know this wasn't made up by somebody else?
 * Good question. But given that the group, in the eyes of the US poses a threat to national security, I imagine the site will not be able to viewed in the US. I have not been able to locate it. Jason Safoutin 22:13, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

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Set of CSI: Miami becomes real crime scene

September 17, 2006

Police were called to the set of the television crime show, CSI: Miami during filming, when a real body was seen washing up on shore.

A police officer for the Miami Dade Police Department spotted the body while he was working on the show which was being filmed in Bicentennial Park in Miami, Florida.

The cast of the show were attempting to get shots from the air using a helicopter when the officer spotted the body floating a few yards from the set's location.

"Unfortunately, it's not unusual during certain times of the year that people who have fallen in the bay, either homeless people or people who were asleep or in some cases boaters who had a mishap, fall into the bay and turn up days later," said Delrish Moss, a detective for Miami Police.

There is no word on what caused the individual's death, but police say an autopsy will be performed on the body.

Earlier in the week, the set of CSI: New York was also turned into a real crime scene when a mummified body was discovered inside a building located in Los Angeles, California where the show was being filmed.

The Miami Herald reported an unnamed source as saying that the corpse "was discovered by a building engineer who checked on the tenant because he had not paid rent for the month."

CSI: New York just finished filming an episode with a similar plot.


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Street protests in Hungary over PM's taped lies

September 17, 2006

Despite rainfall and Sunday late evening local time, street demonstrations started in Hungary hours after almost all of Hungarian electronic media coordinatedly published a taped recording of prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsány's confidential address made to a gathering of socialist MSZP leaders on 26th May 2006.

In the recording, Mr. Gyurcsány is heard to admit openly, often using foul language that the last 1½—2 years of his government and his victory in the spring legislative elections were based on lies, doctored fiscal data and he admits the four years under his government has created absolutely nothing remarkable.

The most commonly quoted part of his monologue, when translated literally:

"We have no choice left, because we fucked it up. Not small (time), but big (time). No other country in Europe has done such a fucking big disgusting thing we did. We can explain it away if we want... Obviously, we lied constantly during the last 1,5 to 2 years. It was crystal clear whatever we said was not true. We are so much behind the (economic) possibilities of our country, we could never imagine before, nobody could anticipate the government of the MSZP and the liberal party government does this. And meanwhile we did nothing in the last four years. Nothing. You cannot mention a single action of our government, which we could be proud of, except regaining the government at the very end [referring to false propaganda that won him the spring election]. Nothing. If we are ever held to give our account to the country, what will we say then?"

The original in Hungarian: "Nincsen sok választás, azért nincsen, mert elkúrtuk. Nem kicsit, nagyon. Európában ilyen böszmeséget még ország nem csinált, mint amit mi csináltunk. Meg lehet magyarázni... Nyilvánvalóan végighazudtuk az utolsó másfél, két évet. Teljesen világos volt, hogy amit mondunk, az nem igaz. Annyival vagyunk túl az ország lehetőségein, hogy azt nem tudtuk korábban elképzelni, hogy azt a Magyar Szocialista Párt és a liberálisok kormányzása azt valaha is megteszi. És közben egyébként nem csináltunk semmit négy évig. Semmit. Nem tudtok mondani olyan jelentős kormányzati intézkedést, amire büszkék lehetünk, azon túl hogy a szarból vissza hoztuk a kormányzást a végére. Semmit. Ha el kell számolnunk az országnak, hogy mit csináltunk négy év alatt, akkor mit mondunk?"

The widespread publication of this monologue quickly led to a spontaneous gathering of an estimated 1200 to 2000 people, mostly young adults, in front of the seat of the Legislature of Hungary in Budapest. About one hundred riot police and two water-cannon trucks are securing the restricted grass area around the building, while protesters are chanting with demands for Mr. Gyurcsány to immediately step down and schedule a new election before the year ends.

According to midnight news, about 50 young people are leading a march in the rural town of Zalaegerszeg with the intention to harangue more support for the protest and lead a crowd to Budapest.

The prime minister has appeared on a liberal controlled cable TV channel "ATV" and later on nationwide commercial television "TV2". He pledged not to resign. He said the taped disclosure was fine, as the country can now finally understand why their spring censoring of state fiscal information and their election promises were justified - according to him the victory of Christian conservative Fidesz party would have pushed the country into even deeper economic and social turmoil.

According to a Hír TV editorial, the current scandal and the resulting public protest bears a harrowing similarity to early events of the Hungarian revolution of 1956 when a group of university students started a street protest against the communist regime after hearing leaked excerpts of the Secret Speech made by Nikita Khruschev wherein he denounced his predecesor's (Josef Stalin) regime. This comparison is disputed by other media.


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You can verify! Here are up to date news from hungarian state news agency reportings in english: http://english.mti.hu/

This is an ongoing event. I would say it is like the Profumo affair or the Watergate in significance for a nation's history. Hungary is a European Union member since mid-2004 and a NATO member since early 1999, so it is incredible that such undemocratic means of a regime of total government lies could be established, but it is encouraging that the people are standing up in the street to end it.

The big fear people have hear is that it may end up like the 1956 revolution started: oppressive government used weapons on the people and a bloody conflict followed. The 50th anniversary of autumn 1956 hungarian revolution is only one months away.

I am suprised neither CNN, nor BBC carries anything about it on their websites. We are not the 3rd world! 195.70.32.136 22:48, 17 September 2006 (UTC)

Live video is now more reliably accessible
The MMS based live video feed of Hír Tv seems more reliably available now, it is 310kbps MPEG-4 with 320x240 size, only about 3 seconds delay from realtime (what I see on the cable TV connected TV set).

The crowd is now about 3000 people in front of the parliament building, according to Hír Tv. Two other crowd columns are marching to the residence of the figurehead president (to ask him dissolve the parliament) and to protest in front of Gyurcsány's luxury villa (which his wife inherited from her top communist boss grandfather, who go it as a reward for organizing the prearranged trial and execution of 1956 revolutionary leader Imre Nagy.

By the way, a catholic nun martyr of WWII jew-saving was pompouosly inaugurated to local blessed (beatified) heavenly rank today in the morning here in Budapest, on order of Pope XVI. It was mere hours before the lies news broke. I already see web forum entries saying that it was she, Sara Szalkahazi, who pleaded to God in heaven to make a miracle and expose the unrepentent lies of Ferenc Gurcsány. They are asking to make her into a full saint on fast-track Vatican schedule, based on this miracle. This weird idea shows how excited the mood has become here. 195.70.32.136 23:03, 17 September 2006 (UTC)

Hír-Jazeera / if PM steps down Budapest's mayor will fall as well
Nothing can now save HírTV channel from becoming the hungarian local equivalent of CNN or Al-Jazeera. Their swift coverage of the 20th August 2006 storm disaster during the massive Budapest firework was excellent. They are doing well covering this protest now. Many were previously opposed to them based on their right-leaning agenda, but they do their job and I see admiring comments now. All hungarian web portals, even the big ultra-libertine Index.hu are directly quoting them. All other local TV channels (two national commerical ground air, one state-funded ground air and two state-funded satellite channels) seem fairly ignorant.

If Gurcsány fells due to this scandal, mayor of Budapest and libertine SZDSZ party strongarm Gábor Demszky will also fall, municipal elections are on 1st of October 2006 and his ratings are suprisingly low after 16 years of totally unsuccessful majorship. Once "Paris of the east" Budapest is now mere ruins compared to Prague or even Bratislava, no new bridges since communism fell in 1989 and the old ones are now crumpling. Demszky's fall would destroy the power of SZDSZ party, whose rating never exceeded 7%, but are strong in fiscals and among Budapest elite (upper class) voters.

This evening and night is a landslide or even a mud avalanche in hungarian politics and J. S. Bach is a master of fugues. 195.70.32.136 23:22, 17 September 2006 (UTC)

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This article has references, but, no -- The references in this article cannot be displayed. SQL (talk) 04:40, 28 August 2008 (UTC)
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Opposition alliance wins power in Swedish elections

September 18, 2006

Sweden's centre-right opposition has narrowly won Sunday's general election, beating a Social Democratic government for only the third time since the Second World War. The provisional results give 48.1% of the vote to the four-party Alliance for Sweden and 46.2% to the government and its two supporting parties, which translates to a seven-seat majority in the 349-seat Riksdag, Sweden's parliament. A detailed summary of results can be found in the Wikipedia article on the election.

Around 22.50 CET last night Moderate Party leader Fredrik Reinfeldt claimed victory at his party's election night vigil in Stockholm. Referring to the Moderates' renewal under his leadership, he said: "We stood for election as the New Moderates. We have won as the New Moderates. We will also - together with our Alliance friends - govern as the New Moderates." Prime Minister Göran Persson admitted defeat shortly afterwards at the Social Democratic Party's election night vigil: "We have lost the election, but we are not a beaten party. We will fight back." He said however, that he "would not lead the comeback", and announced his resignation as Prime Minister but also that he would resign as party leader in March 2007, at the party conference convened to choose his successor. Mr Persson has announced that he will hand in his resignation at 16.00 CET today.

The Speaker of the Riksdag, who in Sweden is constitutionally responsible for proposing a new government to the Riksdag, is expected to officially ask Mr Reinfeldt to form a government tomorrow. The opposition Alliance for Sweden (composed of the Moderate Party, the Centre Party, the Liberal People's Party and the Christian Democrats) had already agreed a common programme and on Mr Reinfeldt as its prime ministerial candidate before the election.

The centre-right opposition has bounced back from a decisive defeat in the general election of 2002, when the Moderate Party's proposal of large tax cuts and disunity between the four parties led to the government increasing its majority. Commentators are agreed that the move of the Moderate Party towards the centre under its new leader Fredrik Reinfeldt and the agreements reached between the four parties of the centre-right on major policy areas were important in gaining victory. The Moderate Party in particular did well, achieving its best result since 1928 and making a gain of 10.9 percentage points, the biggest gain made by any party since 1914. In contrast, the Social Democrats had their worst result since 1914, with 35.2% of the vote.

The key issue in the election was employment. The opposition argued that more needed to be done to get people into work to support Sweden's generous welfare state, and proposed to cut income taxes on those with lower incomes and to cut payroll tax, especially for the private services sector and for companies hiring long-term unemployed. This was to be funded mainly by cutting unemployment benefit from 80% of previous income to 70% after 200 days and 65% after a further 300 days. The opposition also argued for more choice in the welfare system.

The government pointed to Sweden's impressive economic growth, good fiscal situation and low unemployment rate of around 6%. They also attacked the opposition for wanting to undermine the "Swedish model" and attacking those who were already most vulnerable by cutting unemployment benefit. The opposition countered by arguing that unemployment is higher than official statistics suggest because of the large numbers of people on long-term sick leave and in early retirement, as well as government employment schemes.

Sweden's new government will be presented to the Riksdag on 6 October, and will present its first budget on 16 October.


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Maher says 'Free speech' segment on CBS News' not so Free

September 17, 2006

The CBS News commentary segment "Free Speech", which made its debut with  this month, was accused last Friday by  of 's "Real Time with Bill Maher" of being "anything but free speech".

Maher said he was asked by CBS News to appear on the segment. But when he asked if he could talk about religion, "that was a dealbreaker from the start". Instead, he said they would send over a list of "acceptable topics".

CBS News executive producer Rome Hartman has since responded in an e-mail to  saying that, "Bill Maher was never told that he couldn't discuss religion in a Free Speech segment," and added, "In fact, Free Speech has already addressed religion and we expect others will in the future."

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This is a good start, but I think we should clarify images more. All controversy in the past have been with images (the anti-Islam cartoon, Gutatomo bay). Bawolff ☺☻ 01:07, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

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What's not npov about this? Ben 01:20, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
 * The title "CBS News's Free speech not so Free" from it it is kind of hard to tell what it is about other then attack CBS. The rest of the article is ok, just a bit denser then it probably should be, a bit of background would be nice.--Cspurrier 01:54, 19 September 2006 (UTC)

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Talk:Opposition alliance wins power in Swedish elections

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New name for the article
As a new editor I can't rename the article, but I would like to suggest changing its name. How about "Opposition alliance wins Swedish election"? Strictly speaking, after every election in Sweden a new government is formed so even if the Social Democrats had won there would still have been a "new" government. Tamino 11:37, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

Thanks - the new name is fine. Tamino 12:20, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

Ready to publish?
Is the article ready to publish now? In-text links have been removed, all sources are now in the sources section. Tamino 14:55, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
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Newspaper photos highlight New Zealand PM's husband's friendship with gay doctor

September 18, 2006

Photographs published by the Investigate magazine and the newspaper Sunday Star Times has shown the Prime Minister of New Zealand Helen Clark's husband, Peter Davis, being hugged and kissed by openly gay Auckland GP (General Practitioner) Dr. Ian Scott on election night 2005. The editor of Investigate, Ian Wishart, stated that at no time has Investigate ever suggested Davis is gay.

Wishart said that he has "Been targeting Mr Davis for months and has appealed for readers to send him details of his private life. [My] article makes no homosexual inferences and is merely an attempt to background Davis ahead of reports to follow."

Investigate has been publishing a series of stories involving Davis about an alleged incident overseas. They were tipped off by New Zealand law enforcement. "The picture is all about trying to find out more about the alleged incident. [I am] working through overseas sources to investigate the allegations. Regardless of what his investigation uncovers, the results will be published." Wishart also says there is more 'dirt' to come.

Clark has called it a "pack of lies" and labelled it as a smear campaign. "I've been aware of a smear campaign circulating for many months. Actively circulated by National Party people. And I've had countless friends phone me about it. It's been assiduously spread through circles in business, the law, accountants – it's just come from all quarters."

Dr. Scott is a close friends of the couple and was, according to Clark, "reasonably boisterous and drunk," when the situation occurred and Davis was "a bit disgusted," when he was kissed. "We have a particularly small group of very close friends . . . and Ian is right in there. He is one of our oldest friends as a couple. There is not a shred of truth to what Wishart says," said Clark.

"People just fall about themselves laughing when they see that was the great 'gay' allegation," Clark said.

Clark has partly blamed the Exclusive Brethren for the smear campaign as they were allegedly the ones who campaigned to unseat Labour and also allegations that they hired a private detective to follow Davis, the church has denied having any involvement. Clark has said "the smear campaign against her husband had spread far too wide for it to be the work of the Brethren alone," so she also blames Brash.

"I think the National Party has stooped to new levels with his leadership. I think we're seeing the absolute desperation of, actually, the far Right in politics, which feels it has a right to rule, couldn't cope with losing three elections in a row and there's a desperation and nastiness about it and it will stoop to anything," Clark said.

Brash said that he rejects and condemns the rumour-mongering and a spokesman said: "he [Brash] nor any of his MPs were involved in spreading them [rumours]. National believes the private lives of politicians and their families should be just that – private."

A source for the National Party said that people had phoned in with the rumour and National told them to "go away."

Gerry Brownlee, Deputy leader of National, denies any National Party involvement. He said: "Despite Don Brash coming under fire for admitting his marriage was in difficulties amid speculation he had an affair, National is not in a vengeful mode and rejects any such suggestion. The private lives of the families of MPs should be left out of the public eye."

Media experts are passing off Investigate's story as poor journalism. Including the head of New Zealand Broadcasting School, Paul Norris. Norris said: "The leader of a party has to expect their private life to impact on their leadership but in this case it seems Clark does not have a lot to answer to. The story has very little substance."

Clark has denied that a meeting between Brash to discuss toning down personal attacks will take place. But does say a meeting between party representatives could be arranged.

Clark has told the New Zealand Police that she believes that they have been followed by private detectives. The police are yet to confirm that they are investigating the claim as of Monday morning. Clark said that she has been "told by a number of sources that private investigators have been hired to follow both herself and her husband, Professor Peter Davis."


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Iranian-American woman in space

September 18, 2006

Anousheh Ansari, 40, an Iranian-American became the first female paying passenger astronaut today. Paying $20 million [USD] for the trip, she replaced a Japanese businessman who decided not to take the trip due to medical reasons. The Russian made Soyuz Rocket lifted off at 04:10 GMT from.

Ansari is accompanying Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Tyurin and American astronaut Michael Lopez-Alegria, who are joining German astronaut Thomas Reiter on the International Space Station.

Ansari is a businesswoman in the telecom industry and put up the Ansari X Prize for the first privately funded trip to space won by Burt Rutan of Scaled Composites and his team.

The mission is expected to dock with the ISS on Wednesday.

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Two more found guilty in 1993 Mumbai blasts case

September 18, 2006

The special TADA court hearing the 1993 Mumbai blasts case has found two of the accused, Asghar Mukadam and his accomplice Qureshi guilty of executing the explosion near Plaza Cinema that killed 10 people and injured 27. Mukadam, the manager of main-accused Tiger Memon (who is still absconding), parked a car laden with RDX near the theatre. Qureshi aided Mukadam by arranging for the explosives to be brought from Raigad to Mumbai.

Special Judge P.D Kode convicted Mukadam of 12 of the 14 charges brought against him, including abetting and intentionally facilitating the commission of terrorist acts, collecting funds for terrorist acts and conspiracy. Qureshi was found guilty of transporting the RDX via boat to the Maharashtra coast, and then bringing it into Mumbai. He was also found to have participated in the meeting where the bombings were planned, and visiting Pakistan to be trained in the execution of the attacks.

The TADA court began pronouncing the verdict in the 1993 bombings which killed 257 in 13 explosions, on the 12 of this month, and has so far found seven persons guilty in the serial blasts case. Four members of the Memon family were convicted last week, and Mohammad Shoaib Kasam Ghansar (Tiger Memon's hitman) was found guilty on Thursday.


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Talk:Newspaper photos highlight New Zealand PM's husband's friendship with gay doctor

No kidding
"The story has very little substance." --12.216.67.70 05:38, 19 September 2006 (UTC)

tabloid journalism
Is the story really about "sparked speculation"? Just seems a smear. How about a title something like 'NZ tabloid smears New Zealand PM's husband'. Not a great title either, but closer to the truth. TRWBW 13:15, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
 * What an utter nonsense item. So what if het was? Aleichem 13:21, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
 * I agree, Wikinews is not a tabloid, go ahead with the title change. PVJ(Talk)(Articles I have written) [[Image:Flag_of_India.svg|25px]] 13:52, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

I hope I'm not being biased but there seems consensus that this is a smear, and it sure looks like one to me, so I stated it as fact in the title. If it matters on a question of bias, I give you my word that I don't give a rat's ass about New Zealand politics. TRWBW 16:29, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

I think this is the first pure tabloid story I've seen on Wikinews. The title change makes it a tabloid story with some garish. A politician had his picture taken with a gay man... and this is news? Come on, this isn't CNN... this is a news site.
 * I agree, it focuses alot on the article from the Investigate. F  e  llow  Wiki  News   (W)  22:25, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Brianmc changed the title to just state the facts, and I think he was right. I made some minor edits to the article to focus more on the facts. Let the reader figure it out, that's their job. TRWBW 05:10, 19 September 2006 (UTC)

The photos, etc have gained a lot of media attention here in New Zealand, and so did the Don Brash affair (briefly mentioned in story). --Nzgabriel | NZ Portal | Talk 05:33, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
 * What would have been a perfect way to finish this off would have been if someone could get a quote from one of the political parties describing the paper as "gutter press" or a tabloid. Then the term could have been used in the article, and possibly in the title. --Brian McNeil / talk 07:00, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
 * I think you were right before, and wrong now. I'll say it again, state the facts and let the reader come to their own conclusion. It's not like it's hard for them, this is obviously tabloid journalism. TRWBW 07:13, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Fair enough --Brian McNeil / talk 07:28, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
 * While I'm usually in favor of "let the reader come to their own conclusion", my reaction to this article's title is "Wtf? Why is someone's friendship news, especially when that someone is not really notable, only his wife is and the person he's friends with isn't notable either?", and then reading the story I found out that this is really about smearing (or alleged smearing if you really contest that intent). If the story is about (alleged, attempted) smearing and reaction to it, then it is newsworthy; if it is about the photograph or the friendship, then it is not. The title should also say what the article is about. As it stands, it smacks of tabloid publishing. Coffee2theorems 11:12, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
 * That's what I thought but I didn't want to get involved in this huge debate. It is also too wordy. --Nzgabriel | Article list | Talk 20:05, 19 September 2006 (UTC)


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Baikonur
There is no any Baikonur in Russia. The correct link should be Baikonur Cosmodrome, which is in Kazakhstan.
 * correction notice added. — Doldrums(talk) 06:46, 22 October 2006 (UTC)

Edit request
editprotected "Rented", usually describing a short-term arrangement the parties regularly renew, doesn't seem to me like an appropriate descriptor for the agreement on Baikonur, as used in the correction. "Lease" is what I would've used — indeed, in 2021 the Kazakhstani parliament approved a continuation of the Russian administration to 2050 (that article itself describes this as a "lease"). Heavy Water (talk) 04:57, 20 August 2023 (UTC)
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User talk:Tamino

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sweden election article
can u help check whether the swedish language sources i've moved to the Sources section are proper? atleast one of them needs fixing. once all of the in-text links are placed correctly in the article, the in-text links need to be removed. thanks. Doldrums 14:38, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
 * in-text links are the ones in the body of the article, the ones that look like this: . i think all of them are now also listed in the sources section. just check it over once, and then all the in-text links can be removed. Doldrums 14:46, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

I’m trying to add this source, but the captcha is broken for me, so I can’t: --193.11.177.69 15:06, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
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Done. Thanks for the source. Tamino 15:20, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

Listing articles on your userpage
I see you're another one of us who is going to keep track of contributions, why not use Template:Wikinews for this, same as you'd do in the Related news section of an article? --Brian McNeil / talk 10:25, 10 March 2007 (UTC)

DUP article
Thoughts on the DUP article using QuoteLeft and QuoteRight? I know you meant editorial balance on the talk, but do you agree the page layout looks more balanced now too? --Brian McNeil / talk 10:25, 10 March 2007 (UTC)

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Comedian pushes talk show host Charlotte Church over the edge, on air

September 18, 2006

Comedian Johnny Vegas peeved talk show host Charlotte Church during his appearance. She slapped him, and shouted "Shut the fuck up", after he made numerous rude comments and stared down female audience members.

The comedian suggested Church looked tense, and offered the former smoker "have a cigarette." Church has appeared in a national anti-smoking campaign.

When Church commented that she and he sang karaoke together in a hotel owned by her mother, Vegas replied "Yes and I shagged your grandma too."

Mentioning his 2004 movie Sex Lives of the Potato Men had bad reviews, he replied "Well I listened to your album and it was shit." Her album, "Tissues and Issues", reached #5 on the UK music charts.

The Charlotte Church Show has aired on Britain's Channel 4 since September 1, 2006.


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Hello, I'm Myselfalso. --Myselfalso 20:11, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

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Talk:Comedian pushes talk show host Charlotte Church over the edge, on air

What's the importance of the nationality in a headline? You either care about a comedian battling with a talk show host, or you don't. Frankly, I'm Canadian, I wrote the story. I've never been to Britain. I doubt I'll ever see the show in question. But I was still interested that the story took place, because of the architypes portrayed. I couldn't care if this was in Malaysia or Chile. It's still interesting. That's not to say countries never should be in headlines, there's a good 50% where it makes perfect sense. But this is just one drop in a ridiculous line of renames. -- Zanimum 20:21, 18 September 2006 (UTC)
 * I've changed the title. F  e  llow  Wiki  News   (W)  22:50, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

Category removal
editprotected "Category:Britain" may be removed as it redirects to "Category:United Kingdom", which is also present. Van der Hoorn (talk) 16:19, 15 March 2009 (UTC)
 * ✅ --Brian McNeil / talk 16:42, 15 March 2009 (UTC)


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Ethane clouds found on Titan

September 18, 2006

The spacecraft Cassini-Huygens has discovered ethane clouds using the Visual and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer [VIMS] on Saturn's moon, Titan. The spacecraft also suggested that ethane "rain" and "snow" may be falling from the clouds into liquid methane lakes.

"Our observations imply that surface deposits of ethane should be found specifically at the poles, rather than globally distributed across Titan's disk as previously assumed. That may partially explain the lack of liquid ethane oceans and clouds at Titan's middle and lower latitudes," University of Arizona planetary scientist Caitlin Griffith in a statement on the Cassini-Huygens website.

"We think that ethane is raining or, if temperatures are cool enough, snowing on the north pole right now. When the seasons switch, we expect ethane to condense at the south pole during its winter," added Griffith.

Cassini recently took pictures of what scientists call "lakes and oceans" on Titan and scientists now believe that the oceans, filled with methane, may also be "rich" with ethane.

"We now know that Titan's surface is largely devoid of lakes and oceans. During the polar winters, we expect the lowlands to cradle methane lakes that are rich with ethane. Perhaps these are the lakes recently imaged by Cassini," said Griffith.

VIMS first detected the clouds during flybys in December 2004 and September and August 2005.

The Cassini-Huygens mission is a cooperative project of NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency.

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Eva Avila crowned winner of Canadian Idol

September 18, 2006

Eva Avila, 19, of Gatineau, Quebec was crowned this years winner of Canadian Idol. Craig Sharpe, 16, of Upper Island Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador was the runner up.

The show was aired in the Air Canada Centre in Toronto and lasted two hours.

Former Canadian Idol winner Melissa O'Neil sang her new hit single Speechless. O'Neil was presented with a multi-platinum record for her single Alive by Craig Sharpe earlier in the show. Eva Avila also gave her a muti-platinum record for her self-titled album Melissa O'Neil. Nelly Furtado sang her new hit single Maneater from her new album Loose. The African Children's Choir also sang on stage with this years Top 10.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams and St. John's MP Loyola Hearn were in the audience to lend their support for Craig.

Avila won by approximately 131,000 votes, a margin of just over three per cent of the four million votes cast in the final.

"I'm just one tiny person on this planet but thanks to you guys, I'm feeling like I'm sitting on top of the world," Avila said Sunday.

Avila sang what will be the first single of her upcoming album: Meant to Fly, co-written by Chantal Kreviazuk and her husband Raine Maida. Sony BMG Music Canada is the record label that will be releasing her single on September 26. Her new recording was on the radio airwaves at 12 am. today.

"The fact that all Canada is voting and the votes were so close ... I'm happy that she won," he said. "I mean, I'm sad that I lost, but we are different and she's just amazing," Craig Sharpe said.

Canadian Idol host Ben Mulroney announced Sunday that Cyndi Lauper has agreed to produce one track for Avila's future album. Country singer Martina McBride has invited Avila to join her on her Canadian tour in summer 2007.


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=About Me=

I am Dr.J.Mariano Anto Bruno Mascarenhas, male, 28 years old, married, native of Thoothukudi or Tuticorin district of TamilNadu, India

Education
I did my schooling in St.Thomas Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Thoothukudi, MBBS in Tirunelveli Medical College and D.Ortho in Madurai Medical College.

Profession
At present, I am working as Medical Officer, Mullakkadu Primary Health Centre. I am at present a Civil Assistant Surgeon, Government of Tamil Nadu

Before that, I was working as Block Medical Officer, Ottapidaram Block at Ottanatham Primary Health Centre.

Other institutions with which I have been associated / I have worked in the past (and not given above) include
 * Primary Health Centre, Puthiamputhur
 * Primary Health Centre, Kulathur
 * Government Rajaji Hospital and Madurai Medical College

Languages known

 * 1) Tamil - mother tongue
 * 2) English -
 * 3) French - Read, Write and Speak
 * 4) Hindi - Read, Write

=My Books=

Already Published
I have so far written and published six medical Books.

 * 1) ISBN 81-8061-309-7 RxPG AIPG 2004 (out of print) - published by Jaypee
 * 2) ISBN 81-8061-547-2 RxPG TargetPG AIPG 2005 - published by Jaypee
 * 3) ISBN 81-89477-00-5 TargetPG TNPSC 1995 to 2003 - published by Kalam Books
 * 4) TargetPG TNPSC Interview Buster -  published by TargetPG
 * 5) ISBN 81-8061-768-8 RxPG TargetPG Series All India 2006 - published by Jaypee
 * 6) ISBN 81-8061-811-0 TargetPG Zulfi-Raj's PrePG Medicine Handbook - published by Jaypee

In Print

 * 1) First Test Series: Ortho MCQs - to be published by Kalam Books

October 2006

 * 1) TargetPG Series Tamil Nadu PG 2002 to 2006 Review - to be published by PARAS Publishing
 * 2) TargetPG TNPSC 2005 - to be published by Kalam Books
 * 3) TargetPG TNPSC 1995 to 2005 - to be published by Kalam Books

January 2007

 * 1) RxPG TargetPG Series All India 2003 to 2006 - to be published by Jaypee

Medical

 * 1) A book about Acids Bases and Electrolyte Disturbances
 * 2) A book about Genetics

Social

 * 1) A book about PHC Life
 * 2) A book about Internship

Fiction

 * 1) Translating the works of Thamizh authors like Indira Soundarajan, Subha, Pattukottai Prabhakar into English

=My Web Sites= The websites I have created include The Blogs I maintain include
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 * http://www.targetpg.org
 * http://www.targetpg.in
 * http://www.nellaimedicos.com
 * http://www.nellaimedicos.org
 * http://www.aftermbbs.com
 * http://www.mcqsonline.com
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Germany wins Hockey World Cup

September 18, 2006

Germany won the 2006 Men's Hockey World Cup on Sunday in Mönchengladbach, Germany in a 4-3 defeat of Australia. Germany came behind from a 1-3 deficit to score 3 unanswered goals. Christopher Zeller of Germany was named Most Promosing Player and Jamie Dwyer of Australia was named Player of the Tournament. Spain defeated South Korea 3-2 after extra time for 3rd and in the match for 11th between India defeated South Africa 1-0. South Africa is now relegated from the top tier of Men's Hockey.

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This happened on the 18th, but I don't know how to change the date to yesterday.—I like Radiohead 04:42, 19 September 2006 (UTC)

- Don't worry I figured it out —I like Radiohead 04:43, 19 September 2006 (UTC)

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Wanaka, New Zealand attempts bra chain record

September 19, 2006

Wanakafest has attempted to break the world record for the longest bra chain. They fell short by 107,297 bras, but raised more than NZ$10,000 for the Breast Cancer Research Trust charity in the attempt to beat the record currently held by Cyprus. The record is 114,782 bras which was made on April 30 this year.

The bra chain, however, did manage to create a distance of 5 kilometers from 7,485 bras collected from all over the world over a period of six weeks. The bras included such places as United States, United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, Australia and from numerous places in New Zealand. 1,000 bras collected in North Hampton, England, courtesy of the BBC, did not count for the final tally. Three sacks full of bras, delivered complete with spiders, cob webs and cockroaches, from the world-famous Cardrona bra fence in Otago which farmer John Lee had to dismantle after council pressure earlier this year.

Wanakafest managed to collect $10,000 for charity by donations sent in with people's bras, bras previously owned by celebrities were auctioned on New Zealand auction site, TradeMe, community fundraisers and an art auction.

Kerry Quin, Wanakafest manager, said that she was "thrilled with how the community got behind the fundraiser. We have had so much support – not only from Wanaka locals, but also from throughout New Zealand. It's great to be able to give money to such a worthy cause."

The Wanakafest organisers are unsure what will happen to the bras collected but Ms Quinn has said that a Napier charity asked for them and were not told what the purposes for them were.

Quinn said: "Some were so tiny you wonder why they bother, and some so big you wonder how they walk!"


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Wikinews talk:2005/March/29

Please change the image of the Israeli flag to Image:Flag of Israel.svg --ALE! 12:37, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
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New Brunswick voters shun Premier Bernard Lord

September 19, 2006

Voters in the Canadian province of New Brunswick narrowly defeated the Progresive Conservative government of Premier Bernard Lord giving Shawn Graham's Liberals a narrow upset victory in yesterday's general election.

While the Tories edged the Liberals in the popular vote by a margin of 47.65% to 47.00%, the Liberals will form a majority government having won 29 seats to the Conservatives' 26 while the New Democratic Party was shut out. Graham, 38, will become premier displacing Lord, 40, who held the office for two terms. Lord becomes the first New Bruwnswick premier to fail to win a third term since the 1950s.

"Welcome to a new era for our province," said Graham in his victory speech. "It is with great humility tonight that I accept this mandate from the people of New Brunswick."

"But the first thing we will do is bring back the pride of New Brunswickers," he said. "Today, New Brunswickers made a choice and that choice was change. You have chosen hope. We can not wait another day. We have worked to earn your trust and now we will work to keep your trust."

Lord accepted the result telling his supporters that "serving as Premier for the last seven years has been an honour and a privilege. I was hoping that we had the energy [to win] but in the end I accept the decision of the people of New Brunswick."

In the election, the Liberals picked up two seats from the Tories in northern New Brunswick where the government had made several controversial hospital closings.


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Cabinet shuffled in Ontario

September 19, 2006

Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty implemented a mini-Cabinet shuffle yesterday following the surprise resignation of Economic Development and Trade Minister Joe Cordiano who is leaving politics to spend more time with his family.

After only five months on the job, Education minister Sandra Pupatello moved to the trade portfolio while parliamentary secretary Kathleen Wynne has been promoted to the education portfolio.

Pupatello had faced criticisms for her handling of a conflict with three school boards, including both of the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic board which have not balanced their budgets. Wynne, a former Toronto school trustee, is seen as being less pugnacious than her predecessor and as having a better relationship with the boards. Pupatello had insisted that the boards' problems were self-inflicted and some Queen's Park reporters such as the Toronto Star's education reporters suggest the change in ministers may indicate a change of attitude by the government.

Cordiano, 48, has been in politics for 21 years and says he wants to spend more time with his wife and daughters. "I'm standing here with very mixed emotions," Cordiano told reporters, "after a great deal of reflection, I've decided my time here should come to an end."

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Canadian "terror" suspect Arar cleared after one year of torture

September 19, 2006 The Royal Canadian Mounted Police bungled the case of Maher Arar leading to an innocent man being tortured in Syria following his deportation from the United States, according to the findings of the federal inquiry into the affair. Justice Dennis O'Connor's report, released yesterday, reveals that the RCMP erroneously told the United States that Arar was linked to Al Qaeda and wrongly described him as an "Islamic extremist individual".

"The potential consequences of labelling someone an Islamic extremist in post-9/11 are enormous" wrote O'Connor.

Based on information received from the RCMP, Arar was detained on September 16, 2002, during a stopover at JFK Airport in New York City. After being held in the US for two weeks he was deported to Syria under the US policy of "extraordinary rendition" and was detained in a Damascus prison for a year without charges and tortured before being returned to Canada.

"I am able to say categorically that there is no evidence to indicate that Mr. Arar has committed any offence or that his activities constitute a threat to the security of Canada," O'Connor wrote in his 822 page report. "This was not a case where investigators were unable to effectively pursue their investigative goals because of lack of resources or time constraints. On the contrary, Canadian investigators made extensive efforts to find any information that could implicate Mr. Arar in terrorist activities... The results speak for themselves: they found none," stated the report.

Arar, 36, was relieved by the findings and was tearful when he first read them.

"I think the Canadian public has always believed that I was innocent. But it's very different when it comes from a respected jurist like Justice O'Connor," he said saying also that the judge had "cleared my name and restored my reputation."


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