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User talk:錢江

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User talk:Mohammadnasiruddin

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User talk:Orlandotf

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User talk:Dd42

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Talk:Libyan foreign minister defects to the UK

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User talk:RichNCrispy

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Thread:Comments:Poison lead singer Bret Michaels in critical condition/Comments from feedback form - "thanks for see that an old fri..."

thanks for see that an old friend of mine has returned to his music. he's the best n will be Brett glad to see you are out n singing again you had me scared dude. FRIENDS FOREVER Sherri Sherock (Girard, OHIO). hope to see you again, i am being tested for Cancer n i'm scared shitless. have to have surgery date n time not set just yet. TTYL


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Thread:Comments:Situation at damaged nuclear power plant remains 'very grave', says Japanese Prime Minister/Fallout IRL

Kind of.. 71.243.57.74 (talk) 08:54, 31 March 2011 (UTC)


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User talk:Rainbowgirl878

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Comments:John Kerry's Military records and Yale transcript released

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India's population increases by 181 million in ten years

March 31, 2011

India's reports  that its   has increased by 181 million in the span of one decade, a figure  17.6 percent greater than  2001. The census results, publicised today, show the population of India now stands at 1.21 billion. C. Chandramauli, the commissioner of the census, said India's population represents "over 17 percent of the world population, [while] India is 2.4 percent of the world’s surface area."

According to , the current population of the country is in excess of the populations of Pakistan, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Brazil and the United States put together. While India's population has increased by more than 17 percent since the 2001 census, this growth rate is the lowest since India achieved independence in 1947. Between 1991 and 2011, the population growth rate has steadily decreased. Approximately 25 percent of Indians over the age of seven were found to be in the 2011 census, a decrease of 10 percent from the census held ten years ago. The increase in literate females is greater than that of males, the new census reports.

The findings have suggested a preference of male over female children. For every one thousand boys below the age of seven, there were 914 girls, a decrease from the 2001 census, which reported 927 female for every one thousand male children. Chandramauli called this discovery "a matter of grave concern. This is the lowest ever in the demographic history of the country," he said, and noted "[t]he last census in 2001 had warned us about this, the tendency has worsened." This pattern continues although the has prohibited hospitals from disclosing the gender of an.

According to , parents in much of India female fetuses and  young female children for financial reasons. Incidents like this occur more frequently in the better educated and the richer Indian states, including and. G.K. Pillai, the home secretary, has claimed that "[w]hatever policy measures we have been following in the last 40 years will need a complete review now. They have not been effective".

There are now 940 female adults for every one thousand men, in contrast to 2001, when there were 933 women per thousand males. However, in the capital,, only 866 females were counted for every one thousand males.

Throughout the states of India, the population growth rate varies significantly. This results in an inequality in the allocation of funds and is a problem, experts say. According to Management Institute of Population and Development consultant Devendra Kothari: "Our federal government sends funds to the states according to their population. This means that the states that have worked harder to reduce their population growth get less money from New Delhi". Kothari continued: "The states with lesser population send fewer members to the Indian parliament. Their financial and political clout will go down."

Over the course of the approaching year, concluding census figures will be publicised, according to officials.


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User talk:Bhaskar2011

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User talk:Bessenyei

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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Wrong use of term "rebel"

The press should stop referring to them as rebels and use the term "opposition" instead. Like the old joke goes, the difference between rebels and freedom fighters depends on who won.


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User talk:Satyenmandal

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text: Comments:All change for Nottingham, England trams as new operator announced


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User talk:Aerickcf

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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Wrong use of term "rebel"/reply

I thought the joke was "terrorists and freedom fighters".

To me, the term "rebels" doesn't seem to have negative connotations. The term is regularly used for the good guys (eg, the "Rebel Alliance" in Star Wars).


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User talk:Kostemer

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User talk:Extremadurian

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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Wrong use of term "rebel"/reply (2)

The Rebel alliances was a band of alien loving terrorist!


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User talk:Nastena13-89

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User talk:Arjunc1997

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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Wrong use of term "rebel"/reply (3)

I kinda agree with Nolween. We don't know who will win; calling them rebels seems to imply that they won't. (Guy Fawkes's a rebel; Robespierre's a revolutionary.) Kayau (talk · contribs) 15:00, 31 March 2011 (UTC)


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User talk:Frederickmauricelim108

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Thread:Comments:BP lose laptop containing sensitive claimant data/This is a parable about encryption

Laptops get stolen. All the time. It's the downside of portability.

The message here is clear: Encrypt your data!


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User talk:Henri de Carvalho

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User talk:Enrico Munari

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User:Tempodivalse/A short story

''This is just a short story, not intended as a judgment of any particular individual. Make of it whatever you wish.''

The residents of one riverside village had once built a big, beautiful ship. The villagers would show off their creation with pride to any passing visitors.

One day, for some reason, the ship sprung a small leak while at the dock. The villagers became quite alarmed upon discovering this problem. Someone offered to plug the leak from the interior, but started arguing with another resident who thought the hole should be plugged from the exterior. A third villager demanded proof that plugging the leak would stop the flow of water, and yet another person questioned whether the leak would hurt the boat at all.

Soon the entire community became involved and started arguing on the dockside, each repeating his own opinion and refusing to listen to anyone else. Meanwhile, in the background, the boat started to slowly sink, unnoticed by the group. When the villagers finally realised what had happened, their prized possession was at the bottom of the river.

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User talk:Patrick Mesguen

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User talk:Venkat kuchipudi

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User talk:SUAREZSG

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Thread:Comments:U.S. military denies reports helicopter opened fire on Libyan civilians during rescue mission/Comments from feedback form - "why no inline citations like w..."

why no inline citations like wikipedia? fails my sniff test verifiability, etc. i'll stick to reading actual news sites such as bbc, cnn, abcnews, nbcnews, nytimes, daily telegraph, al jazeera, et al.

regards.


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Thread:Comments:U.S. military denies reports helicopter opened fire on Libyan civilians during rescue mission/Comments from feedback form - "why no inline citations like w..."/reply

emend my earlier entry. also, will also just continue to go to wikipedia for the broad, comprehensive picture since wikipedia is heavily sourced with inline citations.


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User talk:ChloeD

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User talk:Sajidkhan0345

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Thread:Comments:U.S. military denies reports helicopter opened fire on Libyan civilians during rescue mission/Comments from feedback form - "why no inline citations like w..."/reply (2)

<laughs> Wikipedia should not be considered reliable. They do no peer review, so you're misinformed as to what constitutes "reliable".

I agree that their articles probably have more detail; that is because they're encyclopedic, not actual news reports.


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Thread:Comments:U.S. military denies reports helicopter opened fire on Libyan civilians during rescue mission/Comments from feedback form - "no refs"/reply

See above; refs are evil.


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Comments:2007 Twenty20 World Championship: India vs Scotland

Comments from feedback form - "ha ha"
ha ha —218.248.80.53 (talk) 16:43, 31 March 2011 (UTC)


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User talk:Niland.g

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Thread:Comments:Gaddafi loyalists go on offensive, rebels pushed back/Comments from feedback form - "Rebels v. Loyalists? LOL, it j..."

Rebels v. Loyalists? LOL, it just Gaddafi's soldiers vs Gaddafi's ex-soldiers. Whatever side wins, it's not going to be more free.


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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Comments from feedback form - "So how is this "change" from R..."

So how is this "change" from Reagan or Bush?


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User talk:Nitinbellingcat

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User talk:Sergior1gm

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User talk:Darkfae

-- 17:09, 31 March 2011 (UTC)

Your account will be renamed
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User talk:Loran4521

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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Wrong use of term "rebel"/reply (4)

They can't even make headway with heavy NATO air support. They don't have the support of the Libyan people. The eventual winner is decided whether we like it or not. 24.159.24.36 (talk) 17:31, 31 March 2011 (UTC)


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User talk:Aynser-rodi

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text: Talk:India's population increases by 181 million in ten years


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User talk:Kishvino

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User talk:Ssgorial

-- 17:53, 31 March 2011 (UTC)

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User talk:Jiblet42

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User talk:خالد عباس محمود مقبول

-- 18:18, 31 March 2011 (UTC)

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User talk:Jeffrey Harrington~enwikinews

-- 18:28, 31 March 2011 (UTC)

Your account will be renamed
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Renamed
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User talk:Allisond04

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User talk:Gjb History

-- 18:45, 31 March 2011 (UTC)

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User talk:Sohale SHARIFAN

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User talk:Undertakerpitt

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User talk:Brian.J.Flores

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Scotland's oldest detainee facing attempted murder charges

March 31, 2011

A man thought to be the oldest person ever held in custody in Scotland is facing charges of attempted murder. Sylvester 'Eddie' Nowak, 98, is imprisoned in hospital for evaluation after a court appearence; it is alleged he used a knife and axe to attack two police officers.

Nowak had been alone in his home in, on Tuesday after leaving hospital on Monday. A carer became alarmed for his well-being and summoned police. said in a statement two officers attended "which would be deemed appropriate. This incident happened upon their arrival and then a number of further officers attended at the scene to assist."

It is claimed Nowak attacked WPC Shona Beattie, 42, with a knife and WPC Katie Deas, 23, with both an axe and a knife. Beattie was wounded in the arm and hospitalised after an ambulance trip, and underwent surgery on Wednesday. Deas was uninjured.

Polish veteran Nowak has extreme hearing difficulty, his initial court appearance before Perth Sheriff Court delayed to move the case to a second courtroom with equipment catering for hearing aids. Two more hours of delay followed when Nowak remained unable to hear and Wednesday's hearing ultimately took place in the original room. He was helped by guards from security firm as he walked.

Nowak is an ex-prisoner of the Nazis but escaped to Italy before settling in the UK. Previously living in, he has lived in his Scone home since the 1960s. He has no relatives in Scotland. 81-year-old friend and neighbour Jim Grant paints a picture of a highly independant individual.

"Eddie keeps himself to himself... He never wanted any help and turned down all offers from the social services. He never answered the door or his phone to anyone, carers included. I had a secret knock on his window which is how he knew to let me in." Grant says all Nowak's family live in Poland.

Following the private court appearance, Sheriff Peter Hammond sent Nowak to the Murray Royal, a mental hospital, for assessment. The order lasts 28 days, and Nowak is anticipated to be back in court later.


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User talk:JimCubb

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Talk:Scotland's oldest detainee facing attempted murder charges

Who's who?
The sources require careful reading to piece tgether which officer was which, but the information is there. This stems from their names not being released immediately; of course, they ultimately appeared in court. Blood Red Sandman (Talk)   (Contribs) 19:14, 31 March 2011 (UTC)


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US woman sentenced to jail for faking son’s cancer

March 31, 2011

A Michigan judge sentenced a woman to a year in jail Tuesday for giving her twelve-year-old son drugs  so that he appeared to have  and telling him he was dying. She also shaved his eyebrows and head. The motive was to fool her son, relatives and the community, including  churchs, into thinking he had   in a  to collect money.

said Carol Lynn Schnuphase, 47, shaved her son's head and eyebrows and fed him food laced with so he would look sick and feel ill. The scam produced thousands of dollars in donations. When authorities attempted to removed him from her custody, she faked his death.

Circuit Judge Richard Caretti also gave Schnuphase three years' and six months. She must also pay, including $10,000 to several churches, , and a woman who provided financial help and gifts. The sentence was based on a reached by the prosecutors and Schnuphase's lawyer, Dominic Greco. Schnuphase, formerly of Roseville, plead to charges of child abuse and false pretensions in February.

"Your conduct, ma’am, in this case is reprehensible. To tell a vulnerable, defenseless young boy that he is dying of cancer for your own pecuniary gain is almost beyond the realm of comprehension," said Judge Caretti. "To then give your son strong opiate-based pills crushed up in his to further your despicable scheme defies all reason."

Schnuphase's attorney Greco said Schnuphase was suffering from the stress of the loss of her job and "vehemently denies" drugging her son. She claims she gave him  medicine. "It was the snowball effect. She didn't feel she could get out of it," Greco said. "She was basically at the end of her rope."

Schnuphase's cousin, Patrick Kelsch, called the sentence "ridiculous" and said, "She's made a living as a for years." He added, "She's always had a sinister side."

A hearing to terminate Schnuphase’s parental rights to her son will be held in April.


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User talk:Maxel62

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User talk:Mutamarrid

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User talk:OMEGAlomaniac

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User:Tempodivalse/Respect

Respect is a key, cornerstone principle for any online community that wishes to obtain a good reputation and a productive, focussed working environment. Editing Wikinews can be stressful due to the deadlines involved, and tempers can flare, but nonetheless it's important to maintain This page outlines concepts that all users of Wikinews, both established and new, should follow at all times.

Respect the person
If there is a problem with an article, criticism should be directed at the content and not the author. Criticism should also specifically state what needs to be improved and why, instead of vague, unhelpful comments. ("You're a fool for not reading the appropriate policy" is not acceptable, for instance, but "This article is unacceptably badly written because it lacks punctuation" is.) Even then, make an effort to phrase comments gently - your words may come off as being more abrasive and upset than you intended.

Do not make blatantly insulting or derogatory remarks about the person. It is never helpful nor productive to call someone a "moron", "imbecile", or similar names - even if you think it's true, you're never going to improve things that way.

Comments regarding negative personal behaviour or traits are acceptable if they are clearly relevant to the issue at hand (such as to voice concern at a RfA or deadminship request). However, even then any assertions should be backed up with evidence and phrased in a respectful manner.

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Users who are flagrantly and repeatedly hostile and rude to others after repeated warnings can be subject to blocks of longer and longer duration, culminating in an indefinite block if there is community consensus.

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British haulage managing director Edward Stobart dies at age 56

March 31, 2011

Edward Stobart, famed for his construction of the truck empire and being its  for over thirty years, has died at the age of 56. In a statement, the Stobart Group commented: "It is with great sadness and regret that Stobart Group shares the news that Edward Stobart, son of Eddie Stobart, passed away at 8:10 AM this morning at, after heart problems yesterday."

When Eddie Stobart — Edward's father, who is aged over eighty — created the company during the 1950s in in northern England, it originally involved itself in the business of agriculture. In the 1970s, the business was given the name Eddie Stobart Limited and became a haulage service. Eddie Stobart then handed over the company to his son. The enterprise subsequently became the most popular of that industry within the United Kingdom, according to ; it extended to include transportation by air and railways, as well as warehousing and management of.

Due to the that they had achieved via a  of 'Stobart spotters', which involves the observation of their company's uniquely named vehicles, the Stobart Group decided to create an official followers' group, which now has in excess of twenty-five thousand members. Eddie Stobart-branded merchandise has also been released.

William Stobert — the brother of Edward Stobart — and Andrew Tinkler purchased the business from Edward in 2004. Edward subsequently relocated to the and took over what was to become an unsuccessful  building firm in 2009.

Edward Stobart experienced his death in, England at 0810 (0710 ) on Thursday. The Stobart Group have expressed their condolences to "Edward's wife Mandy, his children and family at this difficult time."

Haulage firm Preston's of Potto's chairwoman Ann Preston described Edward as "the most iconic figure that has ever been in this industry" and that the death of a man who "was very passionate about road transport" and "didn't want to do anything else" since he was a child was "a massive loss". The Stobart Members' Club have stated: "The club's members will certainly have fond memories of the man who started the phenomenon off, created the iconic Eddie Stobart brand and made it cool to spot lorries. Stobart Spotting will continue and the legacy of Edward Stobart will live on."


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Comments:Devon prison rooftop protest ends peacefully

Comments from feedback form - "i was on that roof protest"
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Thread:Comments:All change for Nottingham, England trams as new operator announced/Comments from feedback form - "Smart card chips can be easily..."

Smart card chips can be easily hacked, I have no idea why the company would use a flawed system.


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User talk:Tempodivalse/Respect

I don't think "This article is unacceptably poorly written" should be the suggested comment. Saying something is unacceptably poorly written just tells the writer that they suck, but without saying why. Its not that difficult to say this article is unacceptably poorly written because it doesn't use complete sentences, or what not. Bawolff ☺☻ 21:47, 31 March 2011 (UTC)
 * I concur. There should be some proviso that criticism should be helpful and allow the writer to improve. But do you agree with the general gist of it? Although I think "no personal attacks" works better, "respect" might be easier to define. Tempodivalse [talk]  22:12, 31 March 2011 (UTC)
 * In general yes. By the way, have you read - Its about open source projects, but in general I think there's a lot we can learn from it. A new user submitting an article is not very different from a new contributor submitting a patch to an open source project. Bawolff ☺☻ 23:23, 31 March 2011 (UTC)

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Talk:British haulage managing director Edward Stobart dies at age 56

Euphamisms
Given that we would like to compete with professional news outlets, or at least considered to be on an equal footing with regards to our professional standards of prose, why are we publishing ephamisms for "died"? "Experienced his death" is a corker. Matthewedwards (talk) 03:44, 2 April 2011 (UTC)


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Australia to lose $2 billion due to Japanese disasters

April 1, 2011

The fallout from earthquake and tsunami catastrophes in Japan   will cost Australia about 2 billion in lost export earnings in the near term due to lower  Australian exports to Japan, according to estimates in a  brief released Thursday. After China, Japan is Australia’s largest export market, making up 15 percent of its total exports. "The tragic events in Japan—together with the impact of floods and at home—will clearly mean revenues take a substantial hit in the near term", Treasurer Wayne Swan said in the brief.

Short term exports of "non-rural " are predicted to be lower as Japanese port facilities, coal-fired power stations and steel-making plants were damaged. Businesses whose export products are designated for Japan must find other customers to replace Japanese clients, the brief said. The loss of Japanese markets has been a contributor to a 6 percent drop in the price  and an 8 percent drop in the price of. Japan imports account for 27 percent of Australia's iron ore and coal exports.

Also on Thursday, Japan's manufacturing production index experienced its sharpest fall in the decade since  data has been collected, indicating a steep fall in output for  most businesses in Japan in March. Recently, Japanese industry seemed to be rebounding from the.

In Asia, concern is mounting that the electricity shortages and other disruptions to Japan's manufacturing sector will affect manufacturing in various areas of Asia, since the manufacturing of many goods are dependent on the integrated network of s.


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Thread:Comments:British haulage managing director Edward Stobart dies at age 56/RIP Edward Stobart - the UK's trucking legend

A very sad day today for the UK trucking legend. I thought it would be appropriate to have this Facebook page for people to share memories of the legend. I did meet him the once at Truckfest several years ago. Personally, had if of not been for Edward's business acumen, I would not have known of Stobart, joined the fan club, collected the models and made that part of it into a career. His idea of creating a fan club found a way in creating a frenzy of hauliers following his lead in having models made and it's down to his idea that I am in business doing what I do today, making models for Stobart and other UK truck companies.

Edward Stobart was one of the country’s finest businessmen who was totally inspirational to many who have seen how he took his business from very humble Cumbrian beginnings, into one of the biggest names in British transport history. His devotion to cleaning up the transport industry with smarter drivers, and engaging his company with the public at every opportunity was simply unique. His company did a lot for the British economy and continues to do so now, especially as a major player in Multi-Modal Logistics for the 21st Century. His death is simply tragic and an awful sudden loss to his family. His contribution to the UK’s Trucking Industry has simply been phenomenal and was quite unrecognised officially in some respects.

Undoubtedly, his efforts brought Stobart's into the househould of many up and down the country. Nearly everyone you mention the name to, they'll know stories of spotting them on road trips, noting the girls' names etc. All of it, was his idea - setting his trucks above the rest!

Gone, but certainly not forgotten!


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Thread:Comments:India's population increases by 181 million in ten years/Comments from feedback form - "lol"

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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Wrong use of term "rebel"/reply (5)

"They don't have the support of the Libyan people." Eh? Where are you getting this from? I'm getting my news from PBS and Al Jazerra. Where are you getting your news from?

They can't make headway because Qaddafi's side still has heavy weapons and is able to afford foreign mercs, while the opposition is disorganized and only has small arms, some rockets, and some anti-aircraft guns on pickup trucks. (And I haven't seen much of the last in recent news reports.) If they could get organized, they might start making headway. I'm hoping they might be able to get the oil flowing again and buy some weapons on their own, but that's probably a pipe dream.


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More of Gaddafi's top officials defect

April 1, 2011

A number of new reports suggest that more of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's inner circle have deserted him.

Al Jazeera reports that a group of top officials who "headed to Tunisia for talks have decided to stay there". Among the defectors reported are the head of Libya's Popular Commitee, Mohammad Abu Al Qassim Al Zawi, and, Libya's prime minister from 1990 to 1994. Gaddafi's Europe minister and head of intelligence have also defected according to reports. Security sources suggest that the total number of defectors could be up to a dozen.

Yesterday Ali al-Treiki, foreign minister of Gaddafi's cabinet, announced he had cut ties with the leader, while officials in London have been checking reports that the deputy head of Gaddafi's mission in London, Tarek Khalid Ibrahim, is planning on defection as well.

This latest breakthrough follows the defection of Libya's foreign minister,, who abandoned Gaddafi's regime and entered the United Kingdom on Wednesday.

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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Arms

With arms all over the world why should america be handing them out.. u got a big defense budget but should it be spent on providing guns to other nations or spent fixin your economy. or do oil contracts make more money i dunno


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Ohio man dies after sitting in chair for two years

April 1, 2011

A Ohio man died Wednesday after being found unconscious in his home several days earlier. The man had been sitting in a chair for two years and was physically fused to it when he was discovered by two roommates, one of which was his girlfriend.

Authorities who arrived at the house in reported seeing the man sitting amidst his own urine and feces, which were infested with. The man's skin had become attached to the recliner's cloth, said law enforcement officers, one of whom had to dispose of his uniform after responding to the home. In order to transport the man to the hospital, officers had to carve out a portion of the wall.

Identified as 43-year-old Richard Hughes, the man died after being taken to Wheeling Hospital in West Virginia. The residence's landlord said Hughes, weighing 348 pounds (157 kilograms), began sitting in the chair after his knees started to hurt, and refused to get up. Hughes' girlfriend told police that she fed him because he was unable to move around.

Jim Chase, a city official, called the room where the man stayed "very filthy, very deplorable" and said it was "unbelievable that somebody live[d] in conditions like that."


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User talk:Tah727

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Journalism students!?!?!
Hi!

I notice quite a few of you registering accounts all at the same time. Good luck with Wikinews! Has one of your lecturers suggested use of this site for any particular reason? If so, you might want to suggest they get in touch with myself, or some of the other administrators on the project.

--Brian McNeil / talk 13:56, 21 April 2011 (UTC)

Category:UoW 2011 student work
I have created this category so you can all track each others' work on-wiki. Please add it to all articles you create; if any articles you have already created are now protected, and require this added, please put an editprotected request on the talk page of the relevant article. --Brian McNeil / talk 18:40, 24 April 2011 (UTC)
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Thread:Comments:Florida prisons ban inmate smoking/Comments from feedback form - "Do you really think that it wi..."

Do you really think that it will make prisons safer? Who are you kiding with that vanilla retoric? Prisoners are going to smoke and this only creates another black market within prison walls. Drugs are considered "contraband" and that has not stopped anyone who really wants something from obtaining it. Health costs? What about the cost of a hospital visit to sew someone up who did not pay his "tobaco slip" to the houseman? As long as there are civilians working in prisons there will be tobaco and every other illicit drug imaginable. How do you think they get inside the walls in the first place? It is just one more excuse for the Department of Corrections to ask for funding. Second only to oranges, prisons are one of the biggest busineses in Florida. Good luck to all you unfortunate officers who have to deal with an angry inmate who just wants a cigarette. Also, good luck to all you unfortunate inmates who have to deal with an angry c.o. who only wants a cigarette.


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I don't believe it.


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Thread:Comments:India's population increases by 181 million in ten years/Comments from feedback form - "lol"/reply

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Another picture would have been better! —129.78.32.24 (talk) 04:04, 1 April 2011 (UTC)


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This is weird...poor man.


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Treasury reveals cost of carbon tax on Australian families

April 1, 2011

Treasury documents released today under the (FOI) act reveal that Australians could face up to an 863 rise  in household costs per annum if the  proceeds with its plans to.

The documents reveal an a annual price rise of $218.40 for electricity, $114.40 for gas, $187.20 for petrol and $88.40 for food for the average household. The treasury modelling was based on a $30 carbon tax, but also estimated other prices such as a $40 tax which predicted a rise of over $1,100 to the average household's annual budget. However, they do not take into account the compensation deals and offsets promised by the government if a price is put on carbon.

After viewing the treasury modelling, Treasurer Wayne Swan and Climate Change Minister released a joint statement saying without the finalization of compensation packages it is too early to predict price rises. "No final decisions on the starting price or assistance have been taken and therefore it is far too early to speculate on any potential price impacts," the statement said. Until the final design and modelling have been settled, anyone who uses these figures to scare families about prices is engaging in a dishonest, misleading scare campaign."

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott said the figures demonstrated the toll a carbon tax would have on Australian families. This just demonstrates that the Government has known all along that its carbon tax won't clean up the environment but it will clean out your wallet," he said. That's right and this is $863 a year in extra burden that the Australian people shouldn't have to pay. This is an $863 a year hit on families' cost of living. Families are doing it tough as things stand. They don't need a bad situation made much, much worse by Julia Gillard's carbon tax."

The (ACCI) has also officially opposed the adoption of a carbon tax. A resolution was passed by all 30 members at their general meeting to reject the Federal government's plan.


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User talk:Kumara~enwikinews

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Your account will be renamed
Hello,

The developer team at Wikimedia is making some changes to how accounts work, as part of our on-going efforts to provide new and better tools for our users like cross-wiki notifications. These changes will mean you have the same account name everywhere. This will let us give you new features that will help you edit and discuss better, and allow more flexible user permissions for tools. One of the side-effects of this is that user accounts will now have to be unique across all 900 Wikimedia wikis. See the announcement for more information.

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

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

Sorry for the inconvenience.

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User talk:PaolaMontiElena

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Thread:Comments:Australia to lose $2 billion due to Japanese disasters/Comments from feedback form - "wow"

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Talk:2007 Cricket World Cup: Pakistan vs Ireland

Error in the Bowling Table of Pakistan
Rana Naved Ul Hasan was not playing the match and Shoaib Malik was the one who bowled 1 over instead of Rana Naved Ul Hasan. See pakistan bowling table.


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Thread:Comments:Ohio man dies after sitting in chair for two years/Comments from feedback form - "I don't believe it."/reply

Gross dude. I really hope this is an April Fools joke and not real.


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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Wrong use of term "rebel"/reply (6)

Just because the rebels don't look like they'll win doesn't mean they won't. The media calling them rebels constitutes bias IMHO.


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Thread:Comments:New York City disputes 2010 Census/Comments from feedback form - "why nework gives reliability c..."

why nework gives reliability completeness neutrality presentation iam particularly reads and browse the wikipedia so good .........


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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Wrong use of term "rebel"/reply (7)

I'm not sure why 'rebel' implies they will lose. They are rebelling against the status quo of the last ~40 years. That makes them rebels.


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User talk:Mandolito

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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Arms/reply

The UN has effectively put an arms embargo on Libya. And here you have the US president openly stating that he is considering arming or aiding the rebels in violation of the UN resolutions and International law. The US and the coalition have already twisted the UN's no-fly zone resolution into a license to act as the rebels' air force.

Strange how the people who twists and disregard international laws to fight illegal wars, claim a moral high ground.


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Tonga: Four guilty over ferry disaster that killed 74

April 1, 2011

Tonga's largest criminal trial today ended in the conviction of four men and the state shipping firm over the sinking of. 74 were killed when the ferry went down off in 2009.

The vast majority of bodies remain missing. Only two were recovered, including one Tongan — a 21-year-old mother called Vae Fetu'u Taufa. The Shipping Corporation of Polynesia (SCP) manager John Jonesse, acting director of the national department for ports and marine affairs Viliami Tu'ipulotu, captain Viliami Makahokovalu Tuputupu, and first mate Semisi Pomale were all convicted of her by negligence. The men were remanded into custody over the weekend to await sentencing; they face a maximum of ten years in jail.

Justice Shuster cited the severity of the offences in denying bail, which was requested by Laki Niu and Vuna Fa'otusia, attorneys representing the accused.

Built in the early 1970s, by 1985 the ferry was found to be unseaworthy and hence not suited for use in deep water. When SCP bought it in 2009 from Fiji, it suffered from "huge" rusting holes and on August 5 that year sank in deep water during a storm. Most passengers were sleeping below deck when the ship was lost near the island of, where it remains on the seabed. No women or children escaped.

The six-week trial followed a royal commission of inquiry that found Jonesse, from New Zealand, bought Princess Ashika "without any proper due diligence, surveys, inspections, valuations, documentation or proper inquiry having been completed." It also concluded Tuputupu chose to sail that day despite the ship leaking on other journeys. The inquiry branded the loss "a result of systemic and individual failures... The tragedy is that they were all easily preventable and the deaths were completely senseless."

SCP was convicted of charges concerning the vessel's seaworthiness by the jury, which sat in Tonga's parliament building after the trial's high profile saw it moved away from Nuku'alofa Supreme Court.

Jonesse and Tuputupu have both been convicted of five counts of taking an unseaworthy ship to sea under the Shipping Act, for voyages held on July 3, July 9, July 15, July 23 and August 5. Jonesse is also guilty of forgery and knowingly using a forged document.


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Talk:Treasury reveals cost of carbon tax on Australian families

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those other sources kinda were needed. the abc one was were the quotes came from.

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Thread:Comments:US President Obama considering supplying arms to Libyan rebels/Arms/reply (2)

Americans think they have a right to mind other people's business. And by "other people" I mean of course whoever their media brainwashes them into supporting.


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Change for worse.

At least Reagan and Bush weren't lying.


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More proof that Global Warming is just a scam, so that the government can tax more from the people. Total crap!


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All is well.


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Thread:Comments:New York City disputes 2010 Census/Comments from feedback form - "They don't care about the trut..."

They don't care about the truth, they just want the Federal money they think they deserve. Bunch of crooks.


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yeah, your like, wikileaks right? except without the BALLS


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Thread:Comments:Ohio man dies after sitting in chair for two years/Comments from feedback form - "I don't believe it."/reply (2)

some of the links provided are from a couple days ago... what kind of a joke would this be?


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Polar bear Knut's death linked to encephalitis

April 2, 2011 Two weeks after the celebrity   died unexpectedly, an  report  shows that the immediate cause of death was. It also reveals Knut was suffering from a resulting in a  that led to his fall into the  water.

The four-year-old polar bear had been living at the at the since birth and was a popular attraction. Just before his death he  turned around in circles  in front of hundreds of zoo visitors, and then fell into the pool  in his enclosure  and  died.

The final autopsy report determined that a large amount of water was found in his lungs and  the immediate cause of his death was drowning, said  Achim Gruber,  of, at a news conference.

The autopsy also showed  that  Knut was suffering from , a  swelling and inflammation of the brain that can cause seizures, and  is the likely explanation for his collapse into the pool, according to experts who studied the report. Knut's encephalitis was the result of an undetermined infection that was probably caused by a, said Claudia Szentiks, lead pathologist of Knut's autopsy. Ruled out during the autopsy were causes of encephalitis such as or a.

Szentiks said, "Given the massive scale of the inflammation, Knut would probably have died sooner or later."

The zoo’s original plan to  Knut  for display is being vigorously opposed by his fans, who have organized a "Stop the Stuffing of Knut" protest scheduled  for Saturday.


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Thread:Comments:Petition urges Apple to remove 'anti-gay' app/Religious hypocrisy

I hope that the people that claim homosexuality is a sin because the Bible told them so follow all the rules in the Leviticus section. It'd be pretty bad if they didn't eat like God told them to or purify themselves like God told them to, huh?


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Man charged with two counts of attempted murder in south London, England

April 2, 2011

Police in London, England, UK have charged a 19-year-old man with two counts of attempted murder. Anthony McCalla,  from the district of, is accused of  shooting  Thusha Kamaleswaran, a five-year-old girl, and  Roshan Selvakumar, 35,  in a shop in , a southern district of the city.

Kamaleswaran was shot in the chest, while Selvakumar was wounded in the head. Selvakumar is currently in. Kamaleswaran's condition is listed as serious but stable.

Both victims are Sri Lankan but are unrelated to each other. The incident took place after three youngsters on bicycles pursued two youths who sought cover inside the store. According to , investigators have discovered that Kamaleswaran's mother, 12-year-old brother, and three-year-old sister were also inside the store during the shooting.

McCalla is expected to appear before Magistrates' Court today. A second suspect in the shooting, a 14-year-old boy, remains under arrest on suspicion of attempted murder.

For details which lead to those involved being caught, is pledging a 50,000 reward.

 reported that Kamaleswaran is believed to be the youngest victim of a gun-related offence in London.


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User talk:Amani~enwikinews

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Daily and Sunday Sport owners to enter administration

April 2, 2011

Britain's tabloid ' newspaper and its sister title, the more commonly known ', have ceased publication in the UK effective yesterday. Owners (SMG) made the announcement the paper was ceasing operations immediately, following warnings back in December 2010 they had experienced "an insufficient recovery".

Rescued from collapse by former owner in 2009, The Daily Sport, first published in 1991, followed on from the Sunday Sport, first published in 1986, which became known for its use of unbelievable and most often untrue headlines, and the more-than-gratuitous use of  throughout the newspaper.

If the publications close entirely it will be the first loss of national newspapers in the UK since the disappearance in November 1995 of Today owned by.

Previous editors of the newspapers include presenter, and it was while he was editor that the reputation for the utterly bizarre making it to the front page was earned. With headlines claiming such strange things as a being found in Antarctica and a World War II bomber being found on the moon, for most of their existence, the Daily Sport and the Sunday Sport were not seen as particularly reliable news outlets.

At their peaks, both papers barely passed circulation of 190,000 per issue. The titles were withdrawn from media audits in 2009 following a disastrous drop in sales.

In a press release on their website, Sport Media Group says the closure is due to an "inability to meet certain creditors as they fall due". Trading in SMG shares was suspended yesterday morning pending clarification of their financial position. "The company is in the process of appointing administrators and will update the market once an appointment has been confirmed," they stated.


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UN workers killed by Afghans over burning of a Qur'an in Florida

April 2, 2011

An Afghan mob attacked a United Nations compound last Friday, killing seven UN workers and setting fire to the compound. The attack occurred after several hours of peaceful protests, broadcast online, over the burning of a  by a Florida pastor.

The protest occurred in the northern Afghanistan city of and was in response to reports that controversial US pastor  had instigated the burning of a Qur'an on March 20 by his colleague Wayne Sapp at the  in Gainesville, Florida.

Jones drew when he announced plans to burn Qur'ans on the anniversary of 9/11. At that time there were several protests in Afghanistan. Jones was persuaded not to carry out his plans, influenced by a phone call from Afghanistan commander  who feared burning the Qur'an would result in the deaths of US military personnel.

Friday's attack occurred after several hours of protests by approximately 2000 demonstrators in front of the UN compound in Mazar-e-Sharif that was broadcast online. Demonstrators began to throw stones, tried to climb the compound walls, and then overwhelmed the  UN guards positioned outside the compound, taking their weapons and shooting at Afghan police. They set parts of the compound on fire. According to, three UN staff and four guards were killed. The UN victims included personnel from Nepal, Norway, Sweden and Romania. The UN is still in the process of determining the exact death toll and the extent of the damage. At least four demonstrators were killed also.


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Thread:Comments:Ohio man dies after sitting in chair for two years/Oh my word

What a terrible way to go. Nobody wants this to happen to them.


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I'm sorry, but no. We and the Wikimedia Foundation are not affiliated with Wikileaks or its parent company "The Sunshine press". Phearson (talk) 00:27, 2 April 2011 (UTC)


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Articles awaiting publication

Articles published

http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Daily_and_Sunday_Sport_owners_to_enter_administration (5pts)

http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Serial_killer_suspected_loose_in_New_York,_more_bodies_found (5pts)

http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Twelve_dead_at_Brazilian_school_after_man_opens_fire (7 pts)

http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/White_farmer_who_beat_Mugabe_over_land_seizures,_dies (5pts)


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Seems like more and more dislike Gaddafi.


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Southwest Airlines flight diverts due to 'rapid decompression in the cabin'

April 2, 2011

carrying 118 passengers between Phoenix, Arizona and, California was forced to divert to the Yuma Marine Corps Air Station in Arizona, after a hole appeared in the top of the aircraft; the plane landed safely at Yuma.

The plane was forced to make an emergency descent down to 11,000 feet and reportedly descended 16,000 feet in one minute. One passenger identified as Cindy said, "[t]hey had just taken drink orders when I heard a huge sound and oxygen masks came down and we started making a rapid decent. They said we’d be making an emergency landing. There was a hole in the fuselage about three feet long. You could see the insulation and the wiring. You could see a tear the length of one of the ceiling panels." In a statement issued by Southwest Airlines they informed that, "Southwest Airlines Flight 812, the scheduled 3:25 pm departure from Phoenix to Sacramento today, diverted to Yuma, Ariz due to loss of pressurization in the cabin. Upon safely landing in Yuma, the flight crew discovered a hole in the top of the aircraft. There are no reported Customer injuries. One of the Flight Attendants, however, received a minor injury upon descent."

Southwest Airlines have provided a replacement aircraft to take the 118 passengers to Sacramento. The confirmed it is investigating "an in-flight fuselage rupture."


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User talk:Monger51

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User talk:H. hardanto

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Thread:Comments:Daily and Sunday Sport owners to enter administration/I'm sure the world of journalism will survive

Hardly a big loss is it? I remember nicking the odd copy from the newsagents when I was a paperboy from about the age of 11. I expect its main audience would have been early and pre-teen boys.

I seem to remember the paper getting in hot water some years ago because they used to show topless pics of girls on their 16th birthday. Eventually someone figured out that for that to happen, their pictures had to be taken when they were fifteen, which broke a couple of laws!


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User talk:Dhokodoenath 69

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Thread:Comments:Treasury reveals cost of carbon tax on Australian families/Comments from feedback form - "More proof that Global Warming..."/reply

Because the government really needs an excuse to tax people. Oh wow, the tax costs people money? Do you even know what a tax is?


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User talk:Shalinjhaveri

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User talk:Hoahaiduong 89hy

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User talk:Philippe Lapic

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Talk:Southwest Airlines flight diverts due to 'rapid decompression in the cabin'

Source of text message quote
I can't see the source for the "going down. Love you" quote in either of the two articles. Is it one of the videos? If you can provide a source for it, it's otherwise ready to be published as far as I can tell. —Tom Morris (talk) 08:13, 2 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Looks like they've taken it out Bobby122   Contact Me   (C)

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The NTSB have issued a press release confirming the fuselage was compromised ('ruptured'). See  Blood Red Sandman  (Talk)   (Contribs) 12:39, 2 April 2011 (UTC)


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User talk:Pandit Gaurav Gautam

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Thread:Comments:7.0 magnitude earthquake strikes off Japanese coast/Comments from feedback form - "Unrealiable"

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User talk:JV024Endah

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Thread:Comments:7.0 magnitude earthquake strikes off Japanese coast/Comments from feedback form - "Unrealiable"/reply

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User talk:Fekle

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Talk:Polar bear Knut's death linked to encephalitis

Correction adds information not in the sources
Is that the way to go? It isn't a "snapshot of history" if you revise history with new information. I made a mistake by changing the article. I think it should be left as it is. The mistake template adds new information not in the sources. Is that correct procedure? Mattisse (talk) 22:08, 5 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Any information should be sourced. There isn't really a set procedure dealing with incorrect articles, but in my experience adding a source to back up/clarify the error never hurts. However, in this case I'm not sure the mistake was big enough to warrant correction. Usually that's reserved for when the entire premise/topic is false, not a small detail. I'd have just made the correction (from what appears to have been a mis-reading of the sources by the author?) and moved on. Tempodivalse [talk]  22:27, 5 April 2011 (UTC)
 * The sources are not clear.

"The nature of the infection is unclear, explained Claudia Szentiks, the pathologist who led Knut's examination, although it was probably caused by a virus. Other possible causes such as rabies, botulism and a prion infection (i.e., mad cow disease) were ruled outPeople"

 * I read that to mean that rabies was not caused by a virus. It turns out I was I was wrong, but I don't think the source was clear. I researched the issue after the reader's comment. The information that rabies is a virus comes from the  Wikipedia article on . So much for the "snapshot of history" theory of wikinews.  Mattisse (talk) 22:45, 5 April 2011 (UTC)

"The report shows that Knut was suffering from encephalitis, an irritation and swelling of the brain that was probably brought on by an undetermined infection, says pathologist Claudia Szentiks, according to the Associated Press. ... Experts ruled out rabies, botulism and bovine spongiform encephalopathy, aka mad cow disease, as causes of the encephalitis that led to the animal's spasm and collapse, Szentiks said. USA Today"

"The polar bear suffered from encephalitis, an inflammation of the brain, which caused him to collapse before he drowned, a necropsy indicated. Knut would have probably died from brain swelling if he had not drowned, officials said..Toronto Sun"

Isn't this "revising the snapshot of history" to get into a discussion of the virual cause of rabies? Mattisse (talk) 23:30, 5 April 2011 (UTC)

 * Having by now reread the source passage this comes from at least a dozen times, I'm satisfied that it really does represent rabies as non-viral.

 * Regarding what to do about the error, if a correction notice were not employed, perhaps one might simply delete the word "non-viral" from the article.

 * (BTW, best not to quote large blocks of copyrighted sources. We can all read the sources (at this time), and if they later disappear behind paywalls, that just makes it more problematic to be quoting large blocks of them here.  It's easy enough to comment on what the sources say without making a verbatim copy of it on-wiki.)  --Pi zero (talk) 00:15, 6 April 2011 (UTC)
 * I get your point (although the sources are clearly given and credited.) Could you point out the wikinews policies the limit the size of the quote, as I have seen larger quotes accepted in articles? However, which source clearly states that rabies is caused by a viral source? Mattisse (talk) 00:26, 6 April 2011 (UTC)

 * The passage in People is what I'm talking about. Taking the words to mean exactly what they say, they put rabies in a list of non-viral causes.  It's even possible the author of those words didn't realize quite what xe had written; but I think it fair to say the source "represents rabies as non-viral", the wording I'm proposing for a correction notice... supposing we want a correction notice.

 * Regarding copyright, I'm not referring to a policy, but simply to prudence. Our relation to the commercial news sites is not analogous to their relations to each other.  Commercial sites are wont to indulge a commercial motive for aggressive suppression of non-commercial parties on the web copying their content, and it behooves us to be pointedly ultra conservative in that regard.  --Pi zero (talk) 01:04, 6 April 2011 (UTC)


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Thread:Comments:'Worst song of all time' becomes YouTube sensation/Comments from feedback form - "Really weird,huh? Rebecca Blac..."

Really weird,huh? Rebecca Black is like a Miranda Cosgrove to me.


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Thread:Comments:US woman sentenced to jail for faking son’s cancer/Shocking

I am stunned by just how cruel this woman actually is.


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Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team banned by FIFA

April 2, 2011

The of Bosnia and Herzegovina has been banned by FIFA, the sport's international governing body. The ban comes after the (NSBIH) rejected a demand from FIFA to change its three-man presidency to a single president. The change was rejected on Wednesday during an NSBIH meeting, causing FIFA and European football governing body to make the decision to suspend the federation.

FIFA and UEFA said in a statement that "[t]he NSBIH representative and club teams are no longer entitled to take part in international competitions as of 1 April 2011 and until the aforementioned problem is solved. This also means that, as of 1 April 2011, no NSIBH official or representative may participate in any international match or event."

The Bosnia and Herzegovina national team's manager,, spoke out against FIFA's ruling, blaming politics for the demand not being met. He said "[t]here is absolutely no chance that the NSBIH might find a way out of the present deadlock and get the job done. These people are incapable of running the NSBIH properly, although this situation is partly a result of political orders because Bosnia is an ethnically divided country where a dysfunctional system has now caught up with football. Denying the players a chance to perform on the big stage through no fault of their own is like sending innocent people to prison."

Bosnia and Herzegovina are currently competing in the qualifying stage of the 2012 European championship. Bosnia are only five points behind group leaders France, and hold a over both Belarus and Albania. Unless FIFA's ruling is reversed, it seems unlikely that Bosnia's next game against Romania on June 3 will take place.


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Talk:UN workers killed by Afghans over burning of a Qur'an in Florida

Error?
I noticed that the Terry Jones link on this page links to the Monty Python Terry Jones, not the pastor, so... anyone feel like changing it? (I'm new so I'll try to figure it out, but in case I don't) Airuel (talk) 18:47, 2 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Thanks! It's been fixed.  Mattisse (talk) 19:04, 2 April 2011 (UTC)


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