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User talk:193.166.179.48

Agreed. 159.247.237.3 17:45, 9 June 2006 (UTC)

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54 killed, 20 injured in Tanzanian bus crash

June 9, 2006

A bus accident in the north of Tanzania located approximately 15 miles to the east of Mount Kilimanjaro killed at least 54 people and injuring 20 after falling into the Malala river. Police say that the bus was packed with too many people and witnesses claim the bus was speeding.

"There were some (people) that were standing, plus cargo on top...It is not allowed within the law because the bus's capacity is 26 passengers," said Arusha regional commissioner, Abbas Kandoro. He also said the bus had at least 74 people on board.

"The bus was carrying 74 passengers. Fifty four people have died," added Kandoro.

A crane has been called in to assist in the rescue and police fear that more bodies will be found under the wreckage.

The people were traveling from Arusha to Mererani.


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Talk:Mount Merapi erupts

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Even if this is breaking news, should this really be published right now? I don't really feel that this has enough detail to be published. I am now removing the publish template, if you disagree feel free to turn it back. Flipbaywood 18:35, 9 June 2006 (UTC)
 * "Merapi has not erupted yet. What is happening there is increasing volcanic activities as shown by gas clouds and lava, like what we have been witnessing over the last one month," Coordinating Minister for People's Welfare Aburizal Bakrie said at a news conference in Jakarta. http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2006-06/09/content_4667971.htm

Jason Safoutin 21:18, 9 June 2006 (UTC)

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Germany wins, 4-2 over Costa Rica in first World Cup match

June 9, 2006

The 2006 soccer World Cup kicked off in the Allianz Arena in Munich, Friday, with hosts Germany cruising to a 4-2 win over Costa Rica.

The first match of Group A, which was full of attacking football, was a goal-fest for Jürgen Klinsmann's side, whose Miroslav Klose notched up a brace.

The highlight of the match went to German midfielder Torsten Frings for a 30-yard shot that sent the new tournament football swerving viciously past a hapless Costa Rican keeper.

The match had started brightly for the side, missing captain Michael Ballack, when on 6 minutes left-back Philipp Lahm curled in from the top-left of the penalty area.

But the joy the home crowd had after the spectacular start was punctured 6 minutes later by Paulo Wanchope. The Costa Rican striker broke through a static German defence to pass the ball neatly by Jens Lehmann.

Klose, who had 7 goals for the team in the 2002 Korea/Japan World Cup, tapped in a second to again give the German side the lead with a quarter of an hour gone.

During the game possession of the ball was dominated by the hosts who, while looking vulnerable on the break, looked like scoring whenever they went forward.

They scored a third, Klose's second, on 61 minutes, when the striker was first to react to a rebound from his own header, which had been saved by Jose Porras.

Wanchope kept the home team on their toes breaking the German defence for a second time but any chance of the Central American team pulling off a shock was ended when Frings' bullet hit the back off the net.

The game was played in spirit, the only yellow card going to Costa Rica's Daniel Fonseca for a first-half challenge.

Statistics
Group A

Attendance: 64,950

Referee: Horacio Marcelo Elizondo (Argentina).

Germany

 * 01 J Lehmann
 * 03 A Friedrich
 * 17 P Mertesacker
 * 21 C Metzelder
 * 16 P Lahm
 * 07 B Schweinsteiger
 * 08 T Frings
 * 18 T Borowski (Substitute: 72 S Kehl )
 * 19 B Schneider (Substitute: 90 D Odonkor )
 * 20 L Podolski
 * 11 M Klose (Substitute: 79 O Neuville )

Costa Rica

 * 18 J Porras
 * 03 L Marin
 * 04 M Umana
 * 12 L Gonzalez
 * 05 G Martinez (Substitute: 67 J Drummond )
 * 06 D Fonseca  31'[[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 08 M Solis (Substitute: 78 C Bolanos )
 * 10 W Centeno
 * 20 D Sequeira
 * 11 R Gomez (Substitute: 90 R Azofeifa )
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Major blaze hits large Muslim building in the Netherlands

June 9, 2006 A major fire destroyed a large Muslim building in the city of Vlaardingen, the Netherlands on Friday evening. Firefighters were working to put out the blaze before burning out of control and at one point causing evacuations from nearby buildings.

The fire erupted just before 8 p.m. local time (1900 UTC) and was controlled around 10 p.m. (2100 UTC), according to fire officials.

The blaze was located in a large Muslim building, including a mosque on the first floor. No persons were believed to be injured in the inferno.

Authorities said they were investigating the cause of the fire but suspected the cause was arson. Police officers and fire crews were evacuating the surrounding residents. The fire department called it a "major fire" and all units were called to the scene. Also on the scene were water fire units as the building is located near a river.

Vlaardingen is located about 10 miles from the Hague.

Theo van Gogh
After the murder of Theo van Gogh on November 2, 2004, many mosques in the Netherlands were set on fire.

On November 8, 2004, a bomb exploded at a Muslim school in the south of the country.


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NO SPAMMING!! NO HOAXES! --Solofading 20:18, 9 June 2006 (UTC)

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Please stop
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Bye Bye
I have blocked you indefinitely. PVJ  (Talk) 08:10, 10 June 2006 (UTC)

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Willy on Wheels, Wikinews admin wannabe.

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Ecuador beats Poland, 2-0 in Group A

June 9, 2006

A strong defensive display and two well taken goals saw Ecuador beat Poland in the second Group A match at the soccer World Cup.

The thousands of Polish fans who had traveled to the Veltins-Arena stadium in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, saw their team struggle to put together attacking plays.

Ecuador, whose captain and defender Ivan Hurtado was taken off injured on 67 minutes, scored a goal in the first half and one ten minutes from the end for a 2-0 victory.

The first twenty minutes was cagey with both sides unable to find form; there was not one chance on goal for the first twenty minutes.

When one did come it was Ecuador who capitalised: a throw-in from the right into the penalty area was flicked on for Carlos Tenario to nod passed the outstretched fingers of Artur Boruc into the far corner of the Polish net.

While first half-possession was equal for both sides Poland dominated the second period as Ecuador sat back on their lead, content to hit on the break.

Poland continued their early form of choosing the wrong pass and many times lost the ball in the third of the pitch nearest the opposition goal.

Ecuador scored a second ten minutes from time; in a rare attack near the Polish goal the ball was threaded by Polish defenders leaving a two on one with a stranded Boruc.

Agustin Delgardo didn't miss from ten yards.

The Polish game never got going for manager Pawel Janas until the last five minutes when they hit the horizontal and then the vertical whitework of Christian Mora's goal.

Much of the credit for the performance of Luis Suarez's Ecuador side must be put at the feet of their defenders, particularly Giovanny Espinoza and Ivan Hurtado.

He will be hoping his defensive leader recovers for the next game against Costa Rica while Poland must contend with a German side who won their first game of the World Cup, Friday.

Statistics
Group A

Attendance: 52,000

Referee: Toru Kamikawa (Japan).

Poland

 * 01 A Boruc
 * 02 M Jop
 * 04 M Baszczynski
 * 06 J Bak
 * 14 M Zewlakow
 * 07 R Sobolewski (Substituted: 67 I Jelen )
 * 08 J Krzynowek (Substituted: 77 K Kosowski )
 * 10 M Szymkowiak
 * 15 E Smolarek 36'[[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 16 A Radomski
 * 09 M Zurawski (Substituted: 84 P Brozek )

Ecuador

 * 12 C Mora
 * 04 U De la Cruz
 * 03 I Hurtado 31'[[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]] (Substituted: 67 J Guagua )
 * 17 G Espinoza
 * 18 N Reasco
 * 08 E Mendez 70'[[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 14 S Castillo
 * 16 L Valencia
 * 20 E Tenorio
 * 11 A Delgado (Substituted: 83 P Urrutia )
 * 21 C Tenorio (Substituted: 65 I Kaviedes )

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User:BrendanFox

I mainly work over at the encyclopedia, my page over there is w:en:User:Brendanfox.

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User talk:66.138.162.81

Wow, I didn't know that the US was overthrown..... everything seemed so quiet.

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Australian government to review censorship of "hate material"

June 10, 2006

The Australian federal government is looking at reviewing censorship laws to ensure that so-called "hate material" is adequately censored. The government claims the review is required following the approval of eight publications and a film that allegedly promoted terrorism

Australia's attorney general, Phillip Ruddock said he had written to censorship ministers in each state and territory informing them that he wishes to raise the matter with them in July. He said that the government did not wish for material advocating or promoting "terrorist acts" to be available in Australia.

Under Australia's censorship laws, the classification board (which is part of the Office of Film and Literature Classification can refuse to classify a video game, book or film in certain circumstances (including incitement of crime or violence). An item that is refused classification can not be sold, hired or exhibited in Australia.

In a statement Mr Ruddock said that any censorship review had to find the right balance between freedom of expression and the incitement of violence. "I will be asking my State and Territory colleagues to consider whether current laws strike the right balance between freedom of expression and community concerns about promotion of acts of violence."

"Freedom of speech is a right all Australians would fiercely defend so it is important to consider these issues carefully," he said.

Mr Ruddock also has referred eight publications and one film to the Classification Review Board in response to community concerns about the dissemination of material that promotes terrorism.

Last year, eight publications and a film were referred to the Australian Federal Police for investigation after concerns they incited hatred and acts of violence. The AFP could not get sufficient to pursue a prosecution.

The classification board classified the material in December 2005 after it found that the material did not fall under refused classification provisions. The board found that the material did not promote or incite violence or crime.

In response to the classification, Mr Ruddock said "This is an important issue and further consideration of the classification of this material is warranted."


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Wikinews:Bad jokes and other deleted nonsense/American Government Overthrown in Coup D'Etat

June 10, 2006

Earlier today the United States government was overthrown in a coup d'etat by the sell-out pop-punk band, Green Day. Former President George W. Bush has reportedly left the country and is enroute to Bermuda, where he is expected to be met by British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Vice President Dick Cheney is reportedly in an undisclosed location, but that shouldn't surprise anybody.

The junta led by Billie Joe Armstrong has reportedly ordered the military loyal to the former government to disband and lay down their arms. He has also ordered the police force to arrest all the members of Congress and to have them expelled from the country indefinitely. In an address made following the take-over of the White House, Armstrong made the comment that the Constitution will be given to Reprise Records and that the flag will be redesigned to be similar to the Canadian flag, however it will be green instead of red and have a marijuana leaf located in the center rather than a maple leaf.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair gave an address following the report of the overthrow. When asked what he thought of the newly established junta, he responded, "They're a bunch of posers! We know what real punk is!" In retaliation for the comment, the Green Day regime has declared an economic embargo of the United Kingdom and has deployed the Navy to blockade the coast.

Reaction has been varied. "Dammit! Why did they have to do this!" an emo kid cried out while sobbing, "Why couldn't Hawthorne Heights or Armor for Sleep have pulled it off!?" However, many young women aged 8 to 14 have had much more positive reactions. "I don't know what a coup is.... but Billie Joe is really hot," said Minnie Tweed, a seventh grader at Milton High School in Nebraska. Others have been much more hostile, such as Russell Smitty, a true punk, who simply replied, "Fuckers!" when asked what he thought of the situation.

However, regardless of the views toward the regime, the newly established law stating that every citizen must purchase a copy of Bullet in a Bible has caused increased sales exponentially.


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My name is Michael Billington, I can be found on the English Wikipedia here. Note that I don't log in here often so I take quite some time to respond to messages. Leave a message on my user page at the english wikipedia if you want a fast response.

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Blocked.
You have been blocked for 10 hours for violating policy by describing users as idiots as also for trolling. PVJ  (Talk) 02:53, 10 June 2006 (UTC)

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Oklahoma allows execution of repeat child molesters

June 9, 2006 Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry signed SB 1800 that allows the death penalty or life without parole for those convicted of sexually abusing a child under the age of 14. Additionally, the bill also establishes a Child Abuse Response Team within the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. Oklahoma has now joined Florida, Louisiana, Montana, and South Carolina to have similar measures for repeat child molestation.

Gumm, a sponsor of SB 1800, said that ensuring the safety of children is the government's greatest moral obligation. Gumm also asked "We allow the death penalty for someone who has killed a body. Why would we allow someone to escape who has killed a soul?"

One Senator argued against the bill suggesting "the healing power of forgiveness" is more important than that of the death penalty.


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User talk:Ashlux

Welcome
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Add vertical whitespace for consistency
In Water_cooler/assistance, I am puzzling over why the date template sometimes displays 1 line spacing between the date and a story, and sometimes 1 1/2 lines. Since most stories display a 1 1/2 line spacing, I imagine that's the way it should be.

I know there's a lot to remember, but when you create a story, begin the story copy after two new lines…

 * June 11, 2006

 * The story copy here…

instead of a single space…

 * June 11, 2006 The story copy here…

so that the vertical spacing is consistent from story to story. The only time this doesn't seem to work is when the story copy begins with a link, and there's some work-around that Bawolff describes for that case.

And remember, don't take my word for anything - look around and see how others do things. I'm relatively new here. Karen 00:14, 12 June 2006 (UTC)

Oh, and thanks for all the news you've contributed! Karen 00:17, 12 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Thanks. I notice the whole spacing thing your last edits to Anti-Tubby Smith ad rejected by University of Kentucky student paper.  I was just telling Amgine on #wikinews-en that my goal is to finally write an article that you do not need to edit. =) Ashlux 00:21, 12 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Thank you very much for the note and the fix to the Date template! I re-protected it thusly, "15:24, 16 June 2006 Karen protected "Template:Date" (Returned to higher protection level per WN:PP "Protecting high visibility pages" [edit=sysop:move=sysop])"

tags (The XHTML equivalent) to keep with the <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> requirement.
 * If you see  tags anywhere, please remove them and either substitute a new line or as a last resort replace with

 * I believe and  are equivelant in how they behave on the browser end.  I've always prefered   just because I hate to see tags that aren't closed =)  Then again, I like xml. -- Ash Lux  (talk 15:59, 16 June 2006 (UTC)

 * I think the tags are interpreted exactly the same, also. The same is probably true for capitalized tags, which are also not valid in XHTML. When I see them on a page I can edit, I've been replacing them (or better, allowing the new line substitution to add the tags) so pages won't fail validation (yes, some user commented that some pages weren't passing w3.org's validator). The less human-added tags, the more likely any validation problems are somewhere in code. If I'm aware of any style inconsistency, I try to correct it. Karen 16:36, 16 June 2006 (UTC)

Stop the presses!
A few weeks ago I told Amgine that my goal was to write a news story, which got a laugh. I think you're doing a great job. Sometimes I (rarely) even add content or rework the story, so don't think all my edits are corrections. If you manage to get a "first edition" paper locally, compare it with a later edition paper. Often first edition papers are sent to locations farther from the presses so they will arrive about the same time as later editions. When there are corrections to a story, they're usually don't appear in the paper unless the press stops (usually due to a paper break). I used to take the first-run papers to the news room where up to 20 editors would pour over the stories for mistakes. Sometimes it's just a comma, other times it's an error of fact. Editors do make corrections while the presses are running, and sometimes the corrected pages are re-plated and hung. Good luck! Karen 00:58, 12 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Hehe. You really do a great job, it's nice to have someone like you to fallback upon.  I've always had the trouble of writing something in Wikipedia and a couple of weeks later realizing I had some huge glaring issues.  It's easy to feel like a little insignificant ant there =) And don't laugh, but your title "Stop the presses!" made me go "omg what did I do???" :-D  By the way, did you actually get around to actually writing a news story? Ashlux 01:03, 12 June 2006 (UTC)
 * No, not yet. I'm still struggling to understand the whole NPOV thing - I'd hate to put in a lot of work and have a few people claim it's not balanced or it's an editorial. Also, I'm out of town alot. That's why you'll see me pop in and make a whole lot of small edits to get current, then no edits for several days.
 * You're back. Great, now you can fix up all my stuff, and there's quite a bit of it =) Don't worry  too much about the NPOV, just try to cover the sides reasonably fair.  Sticking to facts and avoid trying to make a point that one side was right and the other was wrong.  You might want to avoid subjects that you are particularly passionate about.  I think you'll do just fine =) -- Ash Lux  (talk 15:48, 16 June 2006 (UTC)

WP:NOT
is a dead link here. -Edbrown05 16:59, 17 June 2006 (UTC)
 * lol. yah.  WP out of habit =)  Should be WN:NOT :-) -- Ash Lux  (talk 17:00, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Yeah, and here's another link: What Wikinews is... Wikinews is relevant. Wikinews stories reflect events that impact people and explain why their subject matter is important to readers who may be unfamiliar with the topic.  -Edbrown05 17:09, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

 * thanks, but why are you sending me there? -- Ash Lux  (talk 17:13, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

 * because I am attempting to understand objections to the use of cartoon content within articles. I do understand there is a lack of collaboration on the content of cartoon(s), but that could be overcome (here's an inactive community), either here on this wiki or elsewhere. -Edbrown05 17:25, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Aah. Sorry, it took me a second to remember that you are the one who put the cartoon on this article.  Graphics that are neutral point of view help illustrate the article are fine for wikinews.  The problem is editorial cartoons, by their nature, have a POV.  I'm not sure what the policies are with NPOV, but you might be interested in Wikimedia Commons.  I use deviantART for my artwork, but it is not wiki-oriented at all.  Maybe you could talk Wikimedia Foundation into starting a project similar to that inactive community, or push for editorials to be accepted in wikinews? -- Ash Lux  (talk 17:51, 17 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Check out Proposals for new projects. -- Ash Lux  (talk 18:07, 17 June 2006 (UTC)
 * This just a thought from someone who knows nothing about what their talking about, why not use svg based cartoon based wiki. images are easily group edited as its a text file. (The real question is how hard is svg to learn,). → SVG_image_support. Bawolff ☺☻[[image:smile.png]] 20:29, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

vertical whitespace, and your infobox
I changed the vertical white space in your template: Template:NBA Finals 2006, as I thought it was a bit much (also changed to divs/css more, and removed the noprint class as to me it seems like something that should be printed with the article). If you don't like it feel free to change it back. Bawolff ☺☻ 20:21, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

 * It looks great, thanks =) I got busy with a trip to Dallas though and was not able to write articles for the other games yet.  Actually, maybe I will do that now.  Four days old isn't too bad, right? :-P -- Ash Lux  (talk
 * Glad you like it. I don't think theres any problem with stuff four days old. Bawolff ☺☻[[image:smile.png]] 23:17, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

sources on images
Thank you for uploading images.All images require sources (See WN:FU). Please source the following images: Image:ESA Entertainment Software Assocation Logo.gif, Image:Rice-Owls-logo.gif, Image:University of Oklahoma OU Logo.png. Actually on that last one, the first version you uploaded, looks a lot better to me then the third vs. Do you mind if I revert to that revission? Thanks. Bawolff ☺☻ 20:37, 30 June 2006 (UTC)

 * I got most of these images from Wikipedia. I'll have to do some searching since (I don't think) their original sources weren't mentioned on there either.  I would imagine it would be easy enough to find.  -- Ash Lux  (talk 23:25, 9 July 2006 (UTC)

 * The image got modified a bit in attempts to get it to resize correctly. See User_talk:Karen if you're interested.  It never was resolved, so we should probably revert to the nicer version. -- Ash Lux  (talk 23:27, 9 July 2006 (UTC)

Wikinews missing you
In less than a month you've done a lot of administrative fixing around here. You should be an admin but must be active for a month before being nominated. I'd like to nominate you in a few days, but haven't seen you around lately. Karen 11:28, 7 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Yah, I've been kinda busy with switching jobs and stuff. My schedule should be more normal soon enough. =) -- Ash Lux  (talk 23:23, 9 July 2006 (UTC)

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'Net Neutrality Amendment' fails in U.S. House

June 10, 2006

On Thursday, Congress turned down the "Net Neutrality Amendment" to the Communications Opportunity, Promotion, and Enhancement Act (COPE Act) 269-152.

The COPE Act is designed to make it easier for telecommunications companies to offer cable TV service and strengthen competition. Proponents hope it would lower the price of high-speed Internet for consumer by enabling Internet service providers to bundle phone, data, video and mobile phone services. The act is the first major telecommunications bill to come before Congress in over a decade, and it passed by 321-101 vote on Thursday.

Portions of the "Net Neutrality" amendment to the COPE Act sought to assure that communication companies who provide Internet services treated all data delivery passing through their connections equally. It specified that each broadband provider has the duty "not to block, impair, degrade, discriminate against, or interfere with the ability of any person to use a broadband connection to access, use, send, receive, or offer lawful content, applications, or services over the Internet." The amendment's passage would have prevented AT&T, Verizon, Comcast and other broadband providers from charging content providers like Google, Yahoo, Amazon or eBay for priority access to their networks. Democrats were largely in favour of the legislation with 140 Ayes and 58 Noes, whereas only 11 Republicans voted for the measure, with 211 against.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi argued that "The imposition of additional fees for Internet content providers would unduly burden Web-based small businesses and start-ups," and that "They would also hamper communications by noncommercial users, those using religious speech, promoting civic involvement and exercising First Amendment freedoms."

The phone companies and their Congressional allies argued that the restrictions in the amendment would discourage investment in upgrading networks. Chief technology officer for BellSouth William L. Smith told the Washington Post that telephone companies should be able to charge companies for having their content load faster than that of competitors. "If I go to the airport, I can buy a coach standby ticket or a first-class ticket," Smith said. "In the shipping business, I can get two-day air or six-day ground."

The legislation has been subject to intense lobbying by telecommunication companies on one side, and content providers on the other. The bill is due to be discussed next in the Senate, where lobbying efforts from both sides are expected to intensify. The White House said that it supports the current bill.


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An article on this topic is already under development. Please check the developing articles before creating duplicates. --vonbergm 06:00, 10 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Acutally there can be more than one verison of an article vonbergm. Though, I do agree the article needs alot more work. --TUFKAAP 17:36, 10 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Yes there can be more than one, but it makes sense to pool the resources, especially if the articles are quite spartan in incontent. --vonbergm 18:05, 10 June 2006 (UTC)


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User talk:MadMadamMin

Welcome
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Internet Neutrality
Your vote count is incorrect. Please make sure that all information in your aticle is correct and sourced. Also, the article should be expanded before it is published. Moreover, there is already an article on this topic in development. Please check the articles under development before creating duplicate articles. --vonbergm 06:37, 10 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Acutally there can be more than one verison of an article vonbergm. Though, I do agree the article needs alot more work. --TUFKAAP 17:36, 10 June 2006 (UTC)
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Pilot with 9/11 links deported from New Zealand

June 10, 2006

A Yemeni man linked to the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States has been deported from New Zealand, only the second time that Section 72 of the Immigration Act is used to deport someone. Consent of the Governor-General was required and there is no right of appeal.

Rayed Abdullah, a United States-qualified pilot, arrived in New Zealand in February under a variation of his name.

Immigration Minister David Cunliffe says “The government considered that the man's continued presence in New Zealand posed a threat to national security because he was directly associated with persons responsible for the terrorist attacks in the United States on 11 September 2001,"

"We don't have any specific information that he was a terrorist. We know that he was associated with terrorists," he said, adding that his "activities in New Zealand" warranted the deportation. Once his real identity became known, he was identified as having close connections to people involved with the 11 September 2001 attacks in the United States, and had been named in the 9/11 Commission Report,"

"Initially, he lived in Auckland where he undertook some English language training, the stated purpose of his visit. He then shifted to Palmerston North where he was building up his flying hours flying with an instructor – he'd previously trained as a pilot in the United States."

"With immigration officials, police arrested the man in Palmerston North on Monday, 29 May, and he was deported to Saudi Arabia the next day."

"For security reasons, I cannot comment further. I am advised; however, that at no point was there any specific risk to New Zealanders during the man's time in this country."

The US Government's 9/11 Commission Report says that Abdullah lived and trained in Phoenix, Arizona with Hani Hanjour, the Saudi Arabian believed to have piloted Flight 77 into the Pentagon. Abdullah was a leader at the Islamic Cultural Centre in Phoenix where, the FBI says, he "reportedly gave extremist speeches at the mosque". The report also said another associate of Hanjour, Faisal al Salmi, had flight training with Rayed Abdullah but wanted to keep his training secret.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation said al-Salmi was deceptive when he was asked if he had taken flight training at the behest of an organisation. Section 72 of the Immigration Act 1987 provides that where the Immigration Minister certifies that the continued presence in New Zealand of a person constitutes a threat to national security, the Governor-General may, by order in council, order that person's deportation.


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Second fire in 24 hours hits Muslim building in the Netherlands

June 10, 2006

Just a few hours after fire crews put out a suspected arson fire, another fire hit the large Muslim building. The building has now been completely destroyed, a spokesman for the Dutch police said.

The building was engulfed in flames on Saturday morning. Authorities are investigating and do not rule out a possibility that it was arson.

A Turkish mosque that was located in the building has been there for over 14 years and relations with visitors and the neighborhood are fine, according to police.

Both fires didn't result in any injuries but after the second fire on Saturday, the buildings has been completely destroyed and police fear the entire building could collapse.


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Plane lands safely in Seoul after losing radar, nose and windows in storm

June 10, 2006

An  aircraft made an emergency landing Friday night and landed safely without its nose, radar and windows. The plane landed at the airport of. The plane lost parts in a severe storm between island and Seoul.

Hail also destroyed the plane's cockpit windows that were made of security glass. The windows remained in place but the pilots were unable to see through the glass. The radar could have solved the problem, but was also damaged by the storm. The pilots decided to use two very small windows on both sides of the cockpit.

The plane was carrying 200 people, including 177 students of primary education schools on a school trip, a spokesman of Asiana Airlines said Saturday.

The pilots Lee Chan-go and Kim Yong-ik will be rewarded because they landed the plane safely despite all the problems.

No one was injured in the incident.


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Talk:Second fire in 24 hours hits Muslim building in the Netherlands

"muslim building"
what is a "muslim building"? needs to be described with more specifics. Doldrums 11:07, 10 June 2006 (UTC)
 * And whats with publishing all these articles with only one sources?? Jason Safoutin 11:09, 10 June 2006 (UTC)
 * And I agree with doldrums...what building...name? Jason Safoutin 12:04, 10 June 2006 (UTC)
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Two teenagers killed in Greater Manchester

June 10, 2006

Two teenagers have been found shot to death in Salford, Greater Manchester, UK. One of the victims is a 15-year old girl, the other victim is a male aged 18.

Emergency services were called to reports of a shooting on Saturday morning. They found the girl dead at the scene. The man died in an ambulance en-route to the hospital.

A Greater Manchester Police spokeswoman said officers were still trying to establish the circumstances of the shooting.

"Police were called to Orion Place in Lower Broughton, Salford, following reports that shots had been fired. Officers attended and discovered the body of a 15-year-old girl. An 18 year-old boy was also found at the scene. He was taken to a hospital by ambulance but died a short time later. The investigation is at a very early stage and inquiries are continuing," the spokeswoman said.

The Heath Avenue area is sealed off while officers investigate.


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All Blacks defeat Ireland in rugby

June 10, 2006

The All Blacks defeated Ireland 34 points to 23 in rugby union at Waikato Stadium in New Zealand. The Irish came close to recording its first ever win against the All Blacks, leading 16 points to eight at half time, but a late surge by the New Zealanders ensured a clean record was kept against them. The All Blacks performed the traditional Ka Mate haka as their pre-match tradition. The decision was made prior to the day of the test after members of the public complained about the cut-throat gesture in the Kapa o Pango haka, first performed at the Tri Nations in 2005.

Scoring quickly opened for the home side, with Doug Howlett getting a try in the first minute of the game. Luke McAlister missed the conversion. McAlister missed a penalty shot soon after. Ireland quickly responded, and Ronan O’Gara was able to put points on the board, and converted it to give Ireland the lead, 10 points to five, with play just past 10 minutes. O’Gara was successful with another two penalties, and Ireland went into the second half leading 16 points to eight.

In the second half, Mils Muliaina was able to give the All Blacks breathing space, scoring a try in the opening exchanges of the second half. Ireland responded with a try to Andrew Trimble that was also subsequently converted. McAlister landed two penalty goals for the All Blacks to put the team back in the game, with around 20 minutes remaining. A penalty goal to McAlister in the 71st minute put the All Blacks ahead, with just nine minutes remaining. A try to Troy Flavell ensured the All Blacks kept its record against Ireland intact. It was Richie McCaw's first test as the All Black captain, coach Graham Henry was impressed with the win, but described the effort as rusty. The sides will contest a second test next week.

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England wins first match with 1-0 victory in Group B

June 10, 2006 England beat Paraguay 1-0 in a bruising encounter among the shadows of the Commerzbank Arena, Frankfurt, Saturday.

In the sunshine and heat, which reached 30 degrees Celsius, it became a physical game that saw three bookings and the referee frequently blowing his whistle.

England got the perfect start scoring after just 3 minutes from a David Beckham freekick. Swung in from the left of the field, the ball clipped the head of Paraguayan captain Carlos Gamarra on its way to the net.

However; the game was not attractive for the neutral. Both sides looked nervous and no side got control of the midfield. Passes were frequently misplaced and attacks from both teams lacked cutting edge.

Paraguay lost number one goalkeeper Justo Villa to an injury in the sixth minute of the game. Aldo Borbadilla replaced him.

Missing Wayne Rooney, arguably their team's most skilled player, whose recent injury though healed had ruled him out for this match, the noisy England fans in the crowd didn't have much to sing about except the victory.

England's Swedish manager Sven-Göran Eriksson's side had more possession but failed to score more than the one early goal. On their part, Paraguay was unable to capitalise on a number of English defensive errors to get an equaliser.

England next face Trinidad and Tobago while Paraguay face the England manager's home nation, Sweden.

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Group B

Attendance: 48'000

Referee: Marco Rodriguez (Mexico)

England

 * 01 P Robinson
 * 02 G Neville
 * 05 R Ferdinand
 * 06 J Terry
 * 03 A Cole
 * 07 D Beckham
 * 08 F Lampard
 * 04 S Gerrard 19' Yellow card.svg
 * 11 J Cole (Substituted: 82' O Hargreaves )
 * 10 M Owen (Substituted: 56' S Downing )
 * 21 P Crouch 63' Yellow card.svg

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 * 21 D Caniza
 * 04 C Gamarra
 * 05 J Caceres
 * 03 D Toledo (Substituted: 82' J Nunez)
 * 06 C Bonet (Substituted: 68' N Cuevas)
 * 10 R Acuna
 * 13 C Paredes
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First Tropical Depression of 2006 Forms

June 10, 2006

Near the western tip of Cuba, a poorly organized has formed, the first of the 2006 tropical storm season in the.

The thundershowers and torrential rain lie east of the center. However, over the weekend, if persistent develops closer to the center of circulation, the tropical depression could become Tropical Storm Alberto.

This is the first T.D. of the. Some of the rain will hit the north-eastern part of the, but the bulk of the heaviest rain will remain east of the tropical depression over the western half of Cuba where 10 to 30 inches are possible by early Monday.

Deadly and  are possible. picked up 22.7 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. From Sunday into Tuesday, the heavy rain will hit Florida and could become a good source of drought relief for much of the state.

In the, clusters of thunderstorms extend westward from to just south of Mexico. Any thunderstorms over land could produce flooding and mudslides in the higher elevations. Slow development of a off the coast of Guatemala is possible over the next few days as it heads northwestward to along the southern Mexican shores.

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Scotland go down to South Africa in rugby

June 10, 2006

The Springboks defeated Scotland in a rugby test in Durban, South Africa. The Springboks intended to defend its unbeaten home record under Jake White, whilst the Scottish showed good form in the Six Nations.

Scoring opened in the third minute, with Percy Montgomery landing a penalty goal to put South Africa three points in front. Scotland replied five minutes later with a penalty goal of its own by Chris Paterson to tie the game at three points all. In the 15th minute, the Springboks team was disallowed a try after the referee consulted the television match official. However, in the 16th minute, Schalk Burger is given a try. It was converted by Montgomery, to give the Springgboks an 11 points to three lead. A minute later Breyton Paulse touches down in the corner for another South African try, though it is not converted, Scotland now trails three points to 15. Paterson booted a penalty goal in the 25th minute to put Scotland back in the game, though Montgomery did the same in the 32nd minute. The Springboks entered the break leading 18 points to six.

Four minutes in from the break, Paterson kicked a penalty goal, putting Scotland back in the running, the score now being 18 points to nine, with over half an hour of game time remaining. However, the South Africans made a Scottish comeback all the more unlikely as Andre Snyman scoring a try in the 53rd minute. Montgomery converted the try, and South Africa was now leading 25 to nine. South African took the lead to 28 points with another penalty goal in the 61st minute. Two minutes later Montgomery scored a try and although he missed the conversion, he was successful with a penalty shot six minutes later. With just over ten minutes remaining, the score was 36 points to nine in favour of the Springboks. Simon Webster made sure that Scotland finished on a high note, scoring the last try of the match, which was subsequently converted by Paterson. The final score was 36 points to 16. The nations will meet again next week.


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Oklahoma State men's golf wins 10th NCAA title

June 10, 2006

The Oklahoma State University men's golf team won its 10th NCAA title last Saturday under first year head coach Mike McGraw.

After tying for fourth in the Big 12 Conference championship, McGraw said "The disappointment we felt after the conference championship was so deep, but these guys came back and changed their season by realizing you can't take winning for granted."

Jonathan Moore, a redshirt freshman, became the eighth individual national championship for Oklahoma State, the first since Charles Howell III in 2000. Okalhoma State also swept both team and individual championships in 1978, 1987, and 2000.

The Golf Coaches Association of America based in Norman, Oklahoma named Mike McGraw coach of the year earlier this week for guilding Oklahoma State to five tournament wins this season.

Florida took second place while both Minnesota and Wake Forest tied for third at the NCAA championships.


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Shiv Sena activists disrupt news conference in Jammu

June 10, 2006

Activists of the Shiv Sena today disrupted a news conference of Syed Ali Shah Geelani, the leader of the breakaway fraction of the All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) Kashmir's largest separatist alliance. Geelani was scheduled to address the press after his release from prison. He was arrested on Wednesday in south Kashmir on charges of inciting people against the Indian state during a series of speeches in Poonch district of South Kashmir in 2001.

Shiv Sena activists barged into the venue of the press meet and shouted slogans against him for his pro-Pakistan utterances. "They are supporters of Pakistan. They say that they want independence. We will allow them to allow them to raise anti-India themes here. We will not allow them to organise a news conference till they support India," said an activist of the Shiv Sena. Arguments also broke out between the activists of Shiv Sena and supporters of Geelani. Things turned worse when the police intervened to calm it down.

Geelani, accused the police of supporting the activists of the Shiv Sena, when they tried to take him away to cool off tempers. "We were giving a news conference peacefully when supporters of Shiv Sena came in and started shouting slogans. Now the police are also supporting them," he said, as he was being escorted away by policemen.

Geelani, who supports Jammu and Kashmir joining Pakistan, is supported by most of the armed Islamist militants fighting Indian rule in the disputed region in a conflict that has killed more than 45,000 people since it began in 1989. The 77-year-old separatist has been arrested and jailed on several occasions for making statements urging people to support Kashmir's accession to Pakistan.


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Talk:All Blacks defeat Ireland in rugby

Ryan O'Gara! Ronan O'Gara, n'est pas?
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Rebels blow up oil pipelines in Assam

June 10, 2006 Normal life in the Asom continued to be disturbed for third day in a row on Saturday following the series of subversive activities engineered by the banned United Liberation Front of Asom(ULFA). In the latest incident, Police on Saturday morning sounded red alert in the Guwahati city as an explosive timer device found in front of Kamrup SP office in Panbazar.

"The recovered device was kept in a Tiffin box, which was programmed to explode at 6:15 [IST] in the evening," said police sources adding that the hand of ULFA was suspected. The passengers of Delhi-bound Rajdhani Express had a miraculous escape as a bomb planted on the tracks near Naharkatia in the Dibrugarh district detonated just before the superfast train was to pass last night, said official sources. On Friday night, at least six persons injured in the state, following five powerful blasts that was suspected to be triggered by the banned outfit.

These blasts came barely hours after a powerful bomb explosion that killed five people and injured over 15 at a busy vegetable market in the Guwahati city on Friday evening. According to police, at least six persons injured when a bomb exploded in the house of one Milan Deori in Rupaisiding- Tapoban-Tiniali area in the Tinsukia district allegedly planted by ULFA militants. Besides this the outfit reportedly blew off four Oil pipelines belonging to Assam Gas Company Limited and Oil India Limited (OIL) successively at two places in the Dibrugarh district last night.

Police source said that two blasts occurred at 10:25 IST and 25 minutes later damaged pipeline used for electricity generation at Namrup Thermal Power plant at a place under Naharkatia police station. Later two more explosions severely damaged two crude oil pipelines belonging to OIL, nearby Bhadoipanchali. In another incident, at least three army personnel injured when militants hurled grenade at an army truck at Doomdooma in Tinsukia district at around 8 p.m. IST yesterday. On Thursday, there were four separate explosions that left 34 people injured in the districts of Dhubri, Mangaldoi and Nagaon.

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Grolier Poetry Bookshop has new owner

June 10, 2006

The Grolier Poetry Bookshop in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has a new owner, Nigerian Poet and Wellesley College Philosophy Professor Ifeanyi Menkiti. Menkiti purchased the bookstore from longtime owner Louisa Solano. Publisher's Weekly and the Boston Globe have reported that he plans to maintain the readings and other events that the store has long been famous for, expand the selection of international writers and maintain more regular hours.

Grolier is one of only two all-poetry bookstores in the United States, and had been in danger of closing. Such poets as T.S. Eliot and Marianne Moore have frequented Grolier. It is a Harvard Square historic landmark.

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Prix de West exhibit opens in Oklahoma City

June 10, 2006 The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum exhibit, Prix de West, opened yesterday and will exhibit 313 paintings and sculptures by contemporary western artists from Oklahoma. All exhibit pieces will remain on display until September 10 and will be available for sale at a fixed-price this weekend. The total value of the works on display is approximately $4.1 million.

Today, during the exhibition's banquet, the museum is to present Bob Kuhn with their lifetime achievement award. Over 50 pieces of his work is being featured in a special exhibit at the museum.

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London terrorist suspects released without charge

June 12, 2006

Two brothers who were arrested in London last week on suspicion of being involved in terrorist activities were released without any charges by the UK police on Friday.

Twenty year old Abul Koyair and twenty three year old Mohammed Abdul Kahar were arrested during a police raid on June 2 at a house at Lansdown Road, Forest Gate, during which Mohammed Kahar was shot in the shoulder. They were detained under the Terrorism Act 2000 on suspicion of being involved in terrorist activities. Both the men denied any such involvement.

Police sources had earlier said that they had information that a chemical device might be found there, the Assistant Commissioner Andy Hayman had earlier said the police had received "specific intelligence" regarding the location. Police found no such device.

The Police Complaints Commission is investigating the circumstances of the shooting of Mohammed Kahar.


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Wikinews:Briefs/June 10, 2006

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Second fire in 24 hours hits Muslim building in the Netherlands
Netherlands

Just a few hours after a suspected arson fire was put out by fire crews, another fire hit the large Muslim building. The building has now been completely destroyed, a spokesman for the Dutch police said.

Pilot with 9/11 links deported from New Zealand
New Zealand

A Yemeni man linked to the September 11, 2001 attacks in the United States has been deported from New Zealand, only the second time that Section 72 of the Immigration Act is used to deport someone.

Australian government to review censorship of "hate material"
Australia

The Australian federal government is looking at reviewing censorship laws to ensure that so-called "hate material" is adequately censored. The government claims the review is required following the approval of eight publications and a film that allegedly promoted terrorism.

Rebels blow up oil pipelines in Assam
India

Normal life in the Asom continued to be disturbed for third day in a row on Saturday following the series of subversive activities engineered by the banned United Liberation Front of Asom(ULFA).

Two teenagers killed in Greater Manchester
England

Two teenagers have been found shot to death in Salford, Greater Manchester. One of the victims is a 15-year old girl, the other victim is a male aged 18.

Shiv Sena activists disrupt news conference in Jammu
Kashmir

Shiv sena activists today disrupted a news conference of Syed Ali Shah Geelani, the leader of the break away fraction of the All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC).

U S House of Representatives passes HR 5252 COPE Act
United States

The United States House of Representatives with a vote of 321 yeas to 101 nays passed the COPE Act, HR 5252, at 10:05 pm, June 8, 2006.

Plane lands safely in Seoul after losing radar, nose and windows in storm
Korea

An Asiana Airlines Airbus aircraft made an emergency landing Friday night and landed safely without its nose, radar and windows. The plane landed at the airport of Seoul.

England wins first match with 1-0 victory in Group B
sports – football or soccer

England beat Paraguay 1-0 in a bruising encounter among the shadows of the Commerzbank Arena, Frankfurt, Saturday.

All Blacks defeat Ireland in rugby
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The All Blacks have defeated Ireland 34 points to 23 in rugby union at Waikato Stadium in New Zealand.

Scotland go down to South Africa in rugby
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The Springboks have defeated Scotland in a rugby test in Durban, South Africa.

Oklahoma State men's golf wins 10th NCAA title
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The Oklahoma State University men's golf team won their 10th NCAA title last Saturday under first year head coach Mike McGraw.

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Trinidad and Tobago hold Sweden in second Group B match

June 10, 2006

In what might amount to one of the shocks of the tournament Trinidad and Tobago drew with Sweden 0-0 in the second Group B match, Saturday, despite having a defender sent off.

Lars Largerback's Swedish side failed to break a high-energy team marshalled with great confidence from midfield by the Trinidadian captain Dwight Yorke.

Some excellent defending from Carlos Edwards and the Caribbean back four managed to keep out its European rivals for a famous first ever point in the World Cup tournament for the small island country.

Trinidad and Tobago started the game with a reserve goalkeeper after first choice Kelvin Jack was injured after warming up. But Shaka Hislop produced a string of outstanding saves, which included one 11 minutes from time when he stuck out a hand to stop Marcus Allback placing the ball over him.

The sending off of Avery John, after getting booked for a second time for a lunge, this time on Christian Wilhelmsson on 46 minutes, did not stop the Soca Warriors. In reply Leo Benhakker changed to a more attacking 4-3-2 system and threw on an extra attacker.

The West Indies team led by Yorke was competitive and hard in the tackle but Swedish pressure meant the team was in its own half of the pitch most of the game. The team had few chances on goal because its attacking plays were few; but one shot from substitute Cornell Glen clipped the crossbar to the glee of supporters.

Sweden made many goalscoring chances but its strikers must feel unfortunate that none were converted.

Rami Shaaban in the Sweden goal did not have a save to make. A statistic that says much for the dominance of the Swedish yellow jerseys is that Sweden had eight corner kicks to Trinidad and Tobago's one.

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Group B

Attendance: 65'000

Referee: Shamsul Maidin (Signapore)

Sweden

 * 23 R Shaaban
 * 06 T Linderoth (Substituted: 79' K Kallstrom)
 * 03 O Mellberg
 * 04 T Lucic
 * 05 E Edman
 * 09 F Ljungberg
 * 07 N Alexandersson
 * 08 A Svensson (Substituted: 62' M Allback )
 * 21 C Wilhelmsson (Substituted: 78' M Jonson)
 * 10 Z Ibrahimovic
 * 11 H Larsson 90'Yellow card.svg

Trinidad and Tobago

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 * 03 A John 16'Yellow card.svg 45' red card.svg
 * 05 B Sancho
 * 06 D Lawrence
 * 08 C Gray
 * 07 C Birchall
 * 11 C Edwards
 * 18 D Theobald (Substituted: 66' A Whitley)
 * 12 C Samuel (Substituted: 53' C Glen )
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New Hawaii airline sparks fare war, free seat giveaway

June 10, 2006

New Hawaii airline go! started interisland passenger service on Friday, but not before starting a fare war with Hawaii's two existing interisland carriers that culminated with one of them resorting to a free giveaway of seats on go!'s opening day.

The new airline, a division of Arizona-based Mesa Air Group, started a fare war in March when it offered an introductory fare of US $39.00 one-way, which was matched by Hawaiian Airlines and Aloha Airlines. Normal interisland fares prior to that point averaged about US$79 one way.

The fare war intensified in the week leading up to go!'s startup, when go! on Wednesday announced a $19.00 one-way fare good during go!'s first month of operation. Hawaiian immediately matched the fare but not by Aloha. Thom Nulty, Aloha's vice president of marketing, initially dismissed the fare cut, saying, "Over the years, we've seen many startups come and go with goofy fares designed to steal passengers away from Hawaii's homegrown airlines."

However, Aloha on Thursday went even goofier than both go! and Hawaiian, announcing a plan, called the "Great Go Away Giveaway," to give away 1,000 vouchers for free tickets at Hawaii airports on Friday morning on a first-come-first-served basis. Eager passengers lined up at Honolulu International Airport as early as 7 p.m. Thursday night to snag the free tickets, and the 500 tickets allotted at Honolulu were gone by 9 a.m. Friday.

Mesa Air CEO Jonathan Ornstein quipped on the name of Aloha's promotion, "They'd like us to go away so they don't have to give away seats." He also announced that go's original $39.00 promotional fare will become permanent.

Ornstein later reported that go!'s first day of operation went smoothly. "I think the day went really flawlessly, certainly in consideration it was our first day of operations," Ornstein said.


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Cherokee Nation tribunal approves new Constitution

A Cherokee Nation tribunal has approved the new 1999 constitution that was passed by Cherokee voters in July 2003. Two of the three justices ruled that approval of the constitution by the Bureau of Indian Affairs was not necessary and that the new constitution is effective immediately.

The constitution includes the creation of a speaker for the legislative council and would be the third in line of succession, behind the Principal Chief and Deputy Chief. The constitution also changes the name of the Judicial Appeals Tribunal to the Supreme Court and increases its size from three to five. Another provision is a two consecutive term limit for elected officials.

Principle Chief Chad Smith said. "This is a historic day for the Cherokee Nation ... our constitution requires that the people review our constitutional laws every 20 years, and modify when necessary. Today, the (Supreme) Court has reaffirmed the obvious, we were a government exercising inherent sovereignty before there was a United States. The greatest exercise of that sovereignty is to pass our own constitution, without interference from outsiders."

For a side-by-side comparison of the 1976 and 1999 constitutions, see The 1999 Constitution of the Cherokee Nation: A review and comparison between the 1976 and 1999 Constitutions of the Cherokee Nation in preparation for the Ratification Vote on July 26, 2003.


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Three inmates commit suicide at Guantanamo detention facility

June 11, 2006 Three inmates hung themselves with nooses made from their bedsheets at the U.S. base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. According to the U.S. Military, the time of death is not yet clear; the men were "found unresponsive and not breathing in their cells by guards." Two of the men are reported to be Saudi, the third being Yemeni. According to Admiral Harry Harris, one of the prisoners was a mid-to-high level Al-Qaida operative, another belonged to a splinter group, and the other was captured in Afghanistan.

Commander of the U.S. Southern Command, General John Craddock, said the three men had left suicide notes, but Craddock refused to discuss the contents.

Base commander Navy Rear Adm. Harry Harris said the suicides were acts of "asymmetrical warfare". According to Reuters his expressed opinion was that the suicides were an act of war, "They are smart. They are creative. They are committed. They have no regard for life, neither ours nor their own. I believe this was not an act of desperation, but an act of asymmetrical warfare waged against us," he told reporters. It must be noted however that the concerned officer has not claimed to have the educational qualification to analyse the prisoners in a psychological manner, so his authority to comment on this matter might be questionable.

Ken Roth, Human Rights Watch in New York, said "These people are despairing because they are being held lawlessly". Mr Roth continued "There's no end in sight. They're not being brought before any independent judges. They're not being charged and convicted for any crime."

Moazzam Begg, 37, who was released in 2005 after spending two years under detention at Guantanamo told the Associated Press: "We all expected something like this but were not prepared. It's just awful. I hope the Bush administration will finally see this is wrong."

Barbara Olshansky, of the Center for Constitutional Rights which represents about 300 Guantanamo Bay detainees, said "I think people [detained at Guantanamo] have this incredible level of despair that they will never get justice. Olshansky said the US government "not only failed these people but pushed them on the road to death".

The United Nations recently asked the U.S to close down the detention centre after reports of abuse were made, including the flushing of Quraans down toilets, force-feeding of inmates, sleep deprivation and beatings of underage prisoners.

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 * 1) --Apartmento2 08:29, 9 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 2) Ant ie 21:16, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * 3) Jason Safoutin 21:22, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
 * 4) 69.22.216.121 23:36, 31 January 2007 (UTC) /User:james chen0Wasted a couple of minutes editing this...lol =]...sneaky person, lol...Why did you put it on my messages, anyways? lol =]
 * 5) Thunderhead he he, I don't pay attention to the URL. There goes fourty seconds of my time for signing this. Fifty. Thunderhead  (talk) 01:43, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
 * 6) You got me you sneaky sod! :-) PVJ(Talk)(Articles I have written) [[Image:Flag_of_India.svg|25px]] 07:47, 8 October 2006 (UTC)
 * 7) 68.239.251.208 17:29, 22 October 2006 (UTC)
 * 8) -amiableamy 17:48, 15 November 2006 (UTC) Cute.
 * 9) -User:momodamonkey Haha, yeah i see I'm not the first
 * 10) How dare you?  Definitely deserves an honorable mention at WN:BJAODN. --InfantGorilla 01:05, 29 November 2006 (UTC)
 * 11) --Ericb 17:35, 10 December 2006 (UTC)
 * 12) Every freaking time I visit your userpage! terinjokes User Page / Talk 22:32, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
 * 13) Martinp23 00:11, 4 January 2007 (UTC)
 * 14) Charlie101 03:58, 11 February 2007 (UTC) -- this was sure a waste of time
 * 15) MyName 216.163.188.200 20:32, 3 March 2007 (UTC) --you said "Even Vandals can sign!" Peace Man.
 * 16) 71.234.233.163
 * 17) Maverick423 16:50, 5 March 2007 (UTC) Im new here and already im being tricked =P
 * 18) Hmm... never even thought of it being a prank.. Very nice. --wjmoore 04:50, 13 April 2007 (UTC)
 * 19) Symode09 BLAST! I'll be the laughing stock of the gentleman's club... I'm getting my lawyers onto you!
 * 20) I clicked on my user page and clicked "new messages" thinking I got another message! But, alas, I got fooled by my own trick!  —FellowWiki Newsie 17:03, 19 June 2007 (UTC)
 * 21) Ahh, you are too funny! Eric Wester 01:58, 30 August 2007 (UTC)
 * 22) I just got fooled again by my own trick!  —FellowWiki Newsie 15:54, 30 August 2007 (UTC)
 * 23) That's good. I bet I'll do it every time... Celticfan383 17:17, 30 August 2007 (UTC)
 * 24) You got me twice in 2 minutes... Celticfan383 17:20, 30 August 2007 (UTC)
 * 25) Damn it!...next time I get fooled I am deleting this page!  —FellowWiki Newsie 21:36, 31 August 2007 (UTC)
 * 26) Bleh... Rick 20:30, 13 September 2007 (UTC)
 * 27) lmao...Herb 23:47, 26 September 2007 (UTC)
 * 28) that is unfair! I was going to reply what you wrote and thought you had made a little correction while I was coming here... ¬¬ grrrr - Jurock (reply here) 22:23, 15 October 2007 (UTC)
 * 29) iFooled... 24.22.68.154 19:19, 20 October 2007 (UTC)
 * 30) I had this on my Userpage once! -- Nathannoblet 22:46, 26 October 2007 (UTC)
 * 31) Hmph. Auroranorth 11:16, 5 November 2007 (UTC)
 * 32) I thought this fad was over. Glad to see it's not. :P ~Planoneck~
 * 33) Richardkselby 03:11, 17 December 2007 (UTC)
 * 34) ComputerGuy890100 22:28, 5 January 2008 (UTC)
 * 35) Theo Assen - (talk) 15:21, 16 February 2008 (UTC) :D

Sign here if you were almost fooled by this. Click Here to sign.

 * 1) The diff link set me off. Bawolff ☺☻[[image:smile.png]] 22:45, 12 June 2006 (UTC)
 * 2) HeHe, the URI made it a little obvious... 68.39.174.238 21:57, 18 June 2006 (UTC)
 * 3) Almost...but not really... lol. :-p —Kathzzzz 09:41, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
 * 4) I realized no one would leave me a message, so I clicked for fun! Neebs 16:33, 16 December 2006 (UTC)
 * 5) I never check messages right away, kinda ruined it, still funny though :P—Dark Squall 02:18, 19 March 2007 (UTC)
 * 6) It looked legitimate.  However, I realized that there would be several warnings before being blcoked. 131.123.21.79 18:55, 8 October 2007 (UTC)
 * 7) It appeared to late :) 1bevingtonco 19:33, 13 January 2008 (UTC)

Sign here if you were not fooled by this. Click Here to sign.
Newsie''' 19:07, 17 December 2007 (UTC)
 * 1) FellowWikiNews 19:30, 12 June 2006 (UTC)
 * 2) — THIS IS M ESSED [[Image:R with umlaut.png]] OCKER (TALK) 19:37, 12 June 2006 (UTC)
 * 3) --Skenmy(t•c•w•i) 17:49, 10 December 2006 (UTC)
 * 4) --Cocoaguy 00:51, 18 January 2007 (UTC)
 * 5) --Sir James Paul 22:04, 31 January 2007 (UTC)
 * 6) --Goshzilla 20:44, 4 February 2007 (UTC)
 * 7) --I just came here to see who'd signed where. Brian McNeil / talk 22:45, 7 February 2007 (UTC)
 * 8) --Kamope (talk) 21:29, 23 February 2007 (UTC)
 * 9) --I don't have a talk page (at the time of this message)! You probably know me from Wikiyouth, yes? RyGuy 18:44, 19 April 2007 (UTC)
 * 10) --TheFearow 22:43, 29 August 2007 (UTC)
 * 11) --Cheap trick, seen it before Contralya 06:26, 7 October 2007 (UTC)
 * 12) LOL :-) I knew it was fake since I didn't do any vandalism. 71.79.150.234 01:40, 9 October 2007 (UTC)
 * 13) Seen it too many times on en.wp to have been fooled. :) EVula // talk // 02:22, 9 October 2007 (UTC)
 * 14) Didn't get me this time! 80.229.38.167 18:03, 14 November 2007 (UTC)
 * 15) hahaha 131.123.11.155 23:00, 12 December 2007 (UTC)
 * 16) Who would fall for something like this. (Anyway, I always read the end of pages before the beginning) Also, you have new messages is usually at the bottom of pages--User:Anonymous101 19:01, 17 December 2007 (UTC)
 * 17) -I knew it was fake since I didn't do any vandalism Kelly Ho 07:58, 19 December 2007 (UTC)
 * 18) I read the "Sign here if you got fooled by this." before I noticed "You have been blocked" :p --Mephiles 22:09, 6 February 2008 (UTC)
 * No, they are usually on the top. Answering the first question, 33 people have been fooled so far so... :) ''' —Fellow Wiki
 * 1) Zzzzz.... AzaToth 19:05, 10 February 2008 (UTC)

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Argentina start with 2-1 win in Group C

June 10, 2006 Argentina beat the Ivory Coast 2-1 in a highly-entertaining first match of Group C in Hamburg, Saturday evening.

The game saw the team in orange and the team of the blue and white stripes trading attacks at a furious pace all match. The Argentines dominated the first half while in the second half it was Ivory Coast who had opponents defending.

As the excitement reached a climax, on 82 minutes the pressure of the team two goals down paid when a great attack ended with a Didier Drogba score. He struck a first time shot low past Roberto Abbondanzieri from the middle of the penalty area. The Argentines had scored first when an in-swinging freekick delivered by Juan Riquelme was knocked-down in front of goal. Hernan Crespo pounced on the loose ball inside the six yard box to score on 25 minutes.

On 37 minutes the Argentine midfield "quarterback" Riquelme made the second goal when he split the Ivory Coast line with another well-executed pass. It had just the right strength that the runner Javier Saviola had only to stab past the oncoming keeper to score.

Roberto Abbondanzieri had a strong shot-blocking and tackling defence in front of him, supplemented by two defence-minded midfielders. The only real sight on goal the Ivory Coast had in the first half drew out of him a point blank save from the boot of Kadar Keita.

The incredible stamina, enthusiasm and high technical skill shown by the west African team, nicknamed "the Elephants", really tested the Argentina defence. But while pressed back, Jose Pekerman's side commanded the game, having had 60 percent of the ball possession, and looked dangerous on the break.

The quick accurate passing, movement and speed of ball play led to some mistimed challenges; five cautions were awarded by the Belgium referee. This may reflect the hard, competitive spirit in which the game was played.

The evening's entertainment in Hamburg had begun with some controversy when Ivory Coast goalkeeper Jean-Jacques Tizie juggled with the ball on his line. No goal was given and in the end it did not change the result of the game for Argentina.

Statistics
Group B

Attendance: 49'480

Referee: Frank De Bleeckere (Belgium)

Argentina

 * 01 R Abbondanzieri
 * 21 N Burdisso
 * 02 R Ayala
 * 06 G Heinze 49' Yellow card.svg
 * 03 J Sorin
 * 18 R Maxi
 * 08 J Mascherano
 * 05 E Cambiasso
 * 10 J Riquelme (Substituted: 90' P Aimar)
 * 07 J Saviola 41' Yellow card.svg (Substituted: 76 L Gonzalez 81' Yellow card.svg)
 * 09 H Crespo (Substituted: 64' R Palacio)

Ivory Coast

 * 01 J Tizie
 * 21 E Eboue 62' Yellow card.svg
 * 04 K Toure
 * 12 A Meite
 * 02 A Boka
 * 03 K Akale (Substituted: 62 B Kone)
 * 05 D Zokora
 * 08 B Kalou (Substituted: 56 A Dindane)
 * 18 A Keita (Substituted: 77 A Kone)
 * 19 G Toure
 * 11 D Drogba 90' Yellow card.svg

title: Argentina start with 2-1 win in Group C