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Dysprosia 05:22, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

Blatant POV
The name of this article is blatantly POV. - Lamkperson 12:53, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
 * I've moved it. (support for heterosexual marriage -> support for heterosexuality of marriage) - Lamkperson 12:56, 21 June 2006 (UTC)

 * There's nothing POV about "heterosexual marriage" as far as I can see; it is the direct analogy of "same-sex marriage". I can't see how moving it to "heterosexuality of marriage" makes any difference either. It would be best to keep the article at the shortest name. Dysprosia 23:17, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
 * I also don't see how the original title was POV. Also, can everyone please note that if you are going to rename an article, you must also fix any links or redirects to that article. The page that appears after you complete the rename explains how to do this. - Borofkin 23:49, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Ah. Sorry, I'm sort of new and unaware of how things go. Anyway, my reasoning for how the title was POV is that they're not supporting heterosexual marriage without in any way affecting homosexual marriage, it's just the wording they use to weasel out of the fact that they're actually rejecting same sex marriage -- hence, supporting the heterosexuality of marriage. - Lamkperson 10:16, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
 * The motion said nothing about the support or otherwise of supporting same-sex marriage, hence "heterosexual marriage" is also correct and not POV. Dysprosia 23:39, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
 * What Lamkperson has said is true - the intention of the bill is clearly to reject same-sex marriage. However, it is not for Wikinews to make that interpretation. We are reporting on what happened, and placing it in the context of the same-sex marriage debate. It is up to our readers to make such interpretations. - Borofkin 23:49, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
 * No way dude! This is blatantly POV! It's complete nonsense to say that someone is "supporting" something by merely keeping it legal. The title should be "Austrialian House of Representatives moves to support heterosexual-only marriage" (this discussion is so stupid that I actually even made my wikinews account!) Njaard 22:43, 19 July 2006 (UTC)


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Portal:Australia/Same-sex marriage in Australia

See also Same-sex marriage in Australia in Wikipedia.

June 13, 2006

 * ACT Civil Unions Act invalidated by Governor General
 * Australian Governor-General, Major-General Michael Jeffery has formally created an instrument declaring the Australian Capital Territory's Civil Unions Act, 2006 invalid. The instrument comes into effect from midnight tonight (AEST).

June 16, 2006

 * Australian Senator to introduce bill for same-sex marriage
 * The Australian Democrats deputy leader, Senator Andrew Bartlett moved in the Australian Senate a bill to amend the Marriage Act to provide for same-sex marriages.

June 20, 2006

 * Australian House of Representatives moves to affirm support for heterosexuality of marriage
 * The Australian House of Representatives yesterday discussed as part of private Member's business a motion moved by Michael Johnson (Australian Liberal Party, Division of Ryan) that seeked to affirm and "celebrate" support for marriage "between a man and a woman" and called on the Government to "enact policies that promote and strengthen marriage".

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Twin babies in NZ foster home die of head injuries

June 20, 2006

The who are investigating the deaths of male twin babies say that they suffered from serious head injuries.

The two babies were named Chris Kahui and Cru Kahui. They lived in an Auckland house with 12 family members. have removed two other children living at the home.

The police are investigating a double homicide after the two babies were taken off life support at Starship Hospital, Auckland. The twins were admitted to Starship on Tuesday June 13. At the time of admission they both suffered from head injuries and one suffered from a broken thigh.

A post-mortem revealed that the babies had died from numerous injuries and brain damage, however police cannot tell if any of the injuries were historical.

New Zealand is ranked third for the rate of child murder in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).


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Tony Blair orders two government jets

June 20, 2006

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is set to give the go-ahead for an order of two government jets. One jet is likely to contain 70 seats, whilst the other will be smaller with around 15 seats. Previously the Prime Minister has chartered aircraft or used a royal plane. Both planes would be second hand and not bought outright but leased on a long-term contract.

Government departments, as well as the royal family, who will have first priority, will be able to use the jets, but will have to pay for the full cost of travel.

The story was first reported by BBC correspondent James Hardy, and comes out of a study into ministerial travel costs.

The nicknames 'Blair Force One' and 'Blair Force Two' have already begun to stick. American presidents have traditionally used a special jet called 'Air Force One'.

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Apple plans to sell movies on iTunes

June 20, 2006

Apple Computer is planning to sell full-length feature films for download via the online iTunes Music Store. The store currently sells digital music tracks, and more recently has begun to sell TV episodes.

Apple executives are in negotiations with film studios to arrange the deal and settle on pricing structures. It is expected that films will retail for around $9.99 US dollars, although some studios are reported to want to set a higher price.

iTunes is currently by the biggest online retailer of digital music, with its software tightly integrated with the popular iPod line of products. Newer versions of the iPod include a colour screen capable of displaying videos, and so consumers could watch the films on the devices, but it is not yet clear how many people will want to do this.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs is also the largest single shareholder of Disney, which now owns animation studio Pixar, however he could end up playing a wider role within the film industry if iTunes becomes the dominant online distributor.

A full-length TV movie, 'High School Musical' from Disney, is already available on iTunes, suggesting that the technical infrastructure is already in place.

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Shashi Tharoor starts his campaign for Secretary General of the UN

June 20, 2006

The Indian government has announced its support for Shashi Tharoor's candidature to the post of the Secretary General of the United Nations. Tharoor is a writer, journalist and is currently the Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information of the UN. Arguably the most powerful multilateral position in the world, the author will have his work cut out in trying to win broad based support for his candidature from the developed world.

Tharoor met the Prime Minister and President of India, who have expressed their solidarity and whole hearted support to his campaign. It is generally understood that Mr. Tharoor has the blessings of the incumbent Kofi Annan, with whom he has shared a long and fruitful working relationship.

Pakistan have threatened to nominate their own candidate, leading to speculation that the Asian vote may be fragmented. However, it remains to be seen if these threats are translated into action.


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Interview with BBC Creative Archive project leader

June 22, 2006

The Creative Archive project is a BBC led initiative which aims to make archive audio and video footage available to be freely downloaded, distributed, and ‘remixed’. The project is still in a pilot stage, and is only available to UK residents, but the long-term future of the project could have a major impact on the way audiences interact with BBC content.

The project is partly inspired by the Creative Commons movements, and also by a general move within the BBC to be more open with its assets. Additionally, educational audiences such as schools have expressed an interest in using BBC content within the classroom, both to watch and to create multimedia content from.

So far, clips made available under the licence have included archive news footage, nature documentary footage, and video clips content designed for educational uses. “It’s done very well with the audiences we’ve directed them towards – heavy BBC users,” says Paul Gerhardt, project leader. Users downloading the clips are also prompted to fill in a questionnaire, and so far 10-15% of people seem to be doing something with the material, although the BBC can’t be sure what exactly that is.

One of the biggest limitations within the licence as it currently stands during the pilot scheme is that the material is only available for use by people resident in the UK. The BBC’s Creative Archive sites use ‘geo-IP filtering’ to limit downloads to the UK, but there is some confusion over whether people who create their own content using the material can upload their creations to their own websites. A question within the FAQs for one of the more recent selections of clips suggests that this isn’t possible, saying “during this pilot phase material released under the terms of the Creative Archive Licence cannot be used outside the UK - therefore, unless a website has its use restricted to the UK only, content from the 'Regions on Film' archive cannot be published on it.”

“We want people to make full use of this content, whether they cut and paste it or whether they share it, and we completely accept that we’ve got a bit of a contradiction at the moment by saying UK-only and yet encouraging people to put it on their sites to share it with others, because you can’t expect people to have geo-IP restriction technology,” admits Mr Gerhardt. “We’re thinking hard about how to deal with this after the pilot – at the moment it’s quite likely that we’re probably going to need to find a distribution partner outside of the UK, so that if you’re outside of the UK you’ve got roughly the same experience as in the UK, but the content could be surrounded by sponsorship messages or advertising or whatever. Once we’ve done that then leakage from one to the other won’t really matter very much.”

The Creative Archive project has not been without critics from the commercial sector, worried that the BBC giving away their content for free would make it difficult for them to be able to make money from their own content. The BBC has explained to some of the commercial players that the content would be limited during the pilot, would not be available in broadcast quality, and that watermarking technologies would be trialled so that content could be recognised when it crops up elsewhere. The BBC is also investigating a business model for the future where there would be a “close relationship between public access to low-resolution content and a click through to monetising that content if you want to buy a high-resolution version”. People who want to play around with the material might discover they have a talent and then find they need to get a commercial license to use it properly, Mr Gerhardt explains, and the project wants to make it easy for this to happen.

Before the project can go ahead with the full scale launch, it will have to go through a ‘public value test’ to assess its overall impact on the marketplace, and commercial media companies will have a chance to input at this point.

For ease in clearing the rights, all of the content available under the pilot project is factual, but in the future the project could include drama and entertainment content. The BBC may also, in the future, work the Creative Archive licences into the commissioning process for new programmes. “This raises some really interesting ideas – if you have a documentary series, you could use the Creative Archive to release the longer form footage, for instance – that would create a digital legacy of that documentary series,” Mr Gerhardt explains. “The other interesting thought in the longer term would be for the BBC, or another broadcaster, to contribute to a digital pool of archive material on a theme, and then invite people to assemble their own content out of that. We could end up broadcasting both the BBC professionally produced programme accompanied by other programmes that other people had made out of the same material.”

One of the ways that the Creative Archive licence differs from the other ‘copyleft’ licences like Creative Commons, aside from the UK-only limitation, is that the licence currently allows the BBC to update and modify the licence, which may worry those using the licence that their rights could suddenly become more restricted. “The licence at the moment is a draft, and we’ve given warning that we may well improve it, but we wouldn’t do that more than once or twice. The ambition is that by the time we scale up to the full service we would have a fixed licence that everyone was comfortable with, and it wouldn’t change after that.”

“The ambition is to think about creating a single portal where people can search and see what stuff is out there under the same licence terms, from a range of different suppliers. The idea is that if we can create something compelling like that, we will attract other archives in the UK to contribute their material, so we’d be aggregating quite a large quantity.”

The Creative Archive project has captured the interest of many Internet users, who are growing increasingly, used the idea of being able to ‘remix’ technologies and content. Some groups have been frustrated with the speed at which the project is developing though, and with some of the restrictions imposed in the licence. An open letter to the BBC urges the dropping of the UK-only limitation, the use of ‘open formats’, and to allow the material to be usable commercially.

Mr Gerhardt has publicly welcomed debate of the licence, but makes it clear to me that the whole BBC archive will never all be available under the Creative Archive terms. “We will make all our archive available, under different terms, over the next five to ten years, at a pace to be determined. There would be three modes in which people access it – some of the content would only be available commercially, for the first five year or so after broadcast, say. The second route is through a ‘view again’ strategy where you can view the programmes, but they’d be DRM-restricted. And the third mode is Creative Archive. Over time, programmes would move from one mode to another, with some programmes going straight to the Creative Archive after broadcast.”

Others who disagree with the ‘UK-only’ restriction within the licence include Suw Charman, from the Open Rights Group, who has said “it doesn't make sense in a world where information moves between continents in seconds, and where it is difficult for the average user to exclude visitors based on geography.” On the project generally, though, she said “I think that it is a good step along the way to a more open attitude towards content. It is a toe in the water, which is far preferable to the attitude of most of the industry players, who are simply burying their heads in the sand and hoping that lawsuits and lobbying for new legislation will bolster their out-dated business plan.”

Other organisations currently participating in the Creative Archive scheme include the British Film Institute, the Open University and Teachers' TV. Two artists have been awarded scholarships to create artworks using BBC archive material, and BBC Radio 1 has held a competition asking people to use the footage in creative ways as backing visuals to music. The process of making the BBC’s archive material fully available may be a long one, but it could end up changing the way that people interact with the UK’s public service broadcaster.


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I'd love to hear your joke! Be sure to tell me on my talk page. — THIS IS M ESSED OCKER  (TALK) 16:00, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

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I would please like to know why I blocked. This is my first day here and it is really scaring me. Wazzawazzawaz 17:35, 20 June 2006 (UTC)
 * For one thing, you blanked a high-profile page and constantly asked people if they wanted to hear jokes, and continued asking when they didn't want to hear the joke. — THIS IS M ESSED [[Image:R with umlaut.png]] OCKER (TALK) 18:24, 20 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Don't worry, you'll be unblocked it about a day, just please don't revert/blank things for no reason. Bawolff ☺☻[[image:smile.png]] 22:03, 20 June 2006 (UTC)
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Wikinews would love to have you back....why not make an edit here and there?

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BBC's famous 'Top of the Pops' programme to be axed

June 20, 2006 The BBC has confirmed that its famous Top of the Pops music programme is to be axed this summer, after Media Guardian broke the news. The programme began on New Year's Day in 1964 and has featured most of the top bands and artists ever since.

The last show will be on July 30, 2006.

The Controller of BBC Two, Roly Keating, said "I've really enjoyed the last year that Top of the Pops has transmitted on BBC Two and the team did a sterling job in revitalising the format for our audience, but we all recognise that the time has come to move on."


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Germany too hot for Ecuador in Group A

June 20, 2006 Germany made light of heat and humidity to brush Ecuador aside 3-0 in their final Group A match, Tuesday.

The Germans got goals from Miroslav Klose, whose two tallies put him top of the Fifa World Cup scorers chart with four goals, and Lukas Podolski, his first at the competition.

Luis Suarez's side had 57 per cent of ball possession but Jens Lehmann had to make just two saves from Edison Mendez's and Edwin Tenorio's 35 yard efforts.

After the third goal what there was of a contest ended. This was partly because both sides had already achieved qualification through to the round of sixteen and wanted to conserve energy.

It also was 27 degrees Celsius in the Olympiastadion and together with the 65 per cent humidity playing at a fast pace for a long time was difficult.

The first goal came on three minutes. Bastian Schweinsteiger brought down a cross level with goal and cut it back to Klose. The Polish born striker finished neatly across Cristian Mora from the edge of the six yard box.

Ecuador were no big threat going forward and had rested Carlos Tenorio, Augustin Delgado and Ivan Hurtado, the captain, for the game. Marlon Ayovi was Ecuador's captain against Germany.

Germany's second was set up by Michael Ballack. His brilliant chip surprised two Ecuador defenders and Klose stole in between them and before the advancing Mora to score.

In the second half there was no hurry to the German game, Ecuador had much of the possession, but Klinsmann's team looked a constant threat on the break. On one such fast attack Bernd Schnieder on the right wing crossed low for Podolski who slid in and tipped the ball toward the far post.

Germany and Ecuador had to wait on the outcome of the Group B match between Sweden and England to know their next opponents. The winner of Group A would play the runner-up in Group B and vice versa.

Statistics
Group A

Attendance: 72'000

Referee: Valentin Ivanov (Russia)

Ecuador

 * 12 C Mora
 * 04 U De la Cruz
 * 17 G Espinoza
 * 13 P Ambrossi
 * 02 J Guagua
 * 16 L Valencia 51' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]](Substituted: 63' C Lara)
 * 20 E Tenorio
 * 15 M Ayovi (Substituted: 68' P Urrutia)
 * 08 E Mendez
 * 09 F Borja (Substituted: 45' C Benitez)
 * 10 I Kaviedes

Germany

 * 01 J Lehmann
 * 03 A Friedrich
 * 17 P Mertesacker
 * 04 R Huth
 * 16 P Lahm
 * 07 B Schweinsteiger
 * 08 T Frings (Substituted: 66' T Borowski 75' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]])
 * 13 M Ballack
 * 19 B Schneider (Substituted: 72' G Asamoah)
 * 11 M Klose (Substituted: 66' O Neuville)
 * 20 L Podolski

Table
Fifa World Cup Group A table June 20, 2006

Related news
Poland win 2-1 against Costa Rica in Group A

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Is this really breaking? Put it back in if you completely feel like this is world changing news. Neebs 16:51, 20 June 2006 (UTC)

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Could someone with the power add some cats: And also link to my new story:
 * Europe
 * United Kingdom
 * BBC

ThanksZir (talk) 15:01, 18 November 2008 (UTC)

Also just noticed that the date on the final ref. source is wrong (after pasting it into mine!) and should read:

Thanks again Zir (talk) 20:43, 18 November 2008 (UTC)

✅ with the exception of the forward link to new story. That story is not yet published and I don't think we want to begin a practice of forward linking from the archive. Cheers, --SVTCobra 23:01, 18 November 2008 (UTC)


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Poland win 2-1 against Costa Rica in Group A

June 20, 2006 Poland came from behind with two set-piece goals to beat Costa Rica in Group A, Tuesday.

The result of the match gave Poland three points but they did not qualify for the next round of the Fifa World Cup as Ecuador had six and Germany nine. Costa Rica left the 2006 World Cup without a victory in three games.

Though the pace of the game was rather slow in the heat the outcome did seem to matter to the two teams who both wanted a World Cup win.

Referee Shamsul Maidin produced his yellow card ten times; five for each side, which was to that date the highest caution tally of the tournament.

Alexandre Guimaraes's Central Americans had the best start with a goal from a freekick. Ronald Gomez fired hard and low through the wall and it somehow went between an off-balanced Artur Boruc's legs.

Jose Porras in the Costa Rica goal then helped Poland to an equaliser. Porras missed at the near post a corner Maciej Zurawski clipped to the far post. Polish defender Bartosz Bosacki notched his first international goal off the underside of the crossbar.

Another set-piece in the second half led to the winner for Bosacki. Jacek Krzynowek delivered from another corner, again to Bosacki, who headed beyond Porras.

Statistics
Group A

Attendance: 43'000

Referee: Shamsul Maidin (Singapore)

Costa Rica

 * 18 J Porras
 * 02 J Drummond (Substituted: 70' H Wallace )
 * 12 L Gonzalez 76' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 04 M Umana 17' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 03 L Marin 47'+ [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 07 C Bolanos (Substituted: 78' A Saborio )
 * 08 M Solis
 * 10 W Centeno
 * 17 G Badilla 56' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 09 P Wanchope
 * 11 R Gomez 47'+ [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]] (Substituted: 82' C Hernandez )

Poland

 * 01 A Boruc 91' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 04 M Baszczynski 60' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 06 J Bak 24' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 19 B Bosacki
 * 14 M Zewlakow 29' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 08 J Krzynowek
 * 10 M Szymkowiak
 * 15 E Smolarek (Substituted: 85' G Rasiak)
 * 16 A Radomski 18' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]] (Substituted: 64' M Lewandowski)
 * 21 I Jelen
 * 09 M Zurawski (Substituted: 45' P Brozek)

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Fifa World Cup Group A table June 20, 2006

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Germany too hot for Ecuador in Group A


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The time is 18:00 (UTC) on June 20th, 2006, and this is Audio Wikinews News Briefs.

New Zealand PM faults Japan over Whaling Commission vote
New Zealand

New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has accused Japan of creating a rift between Pacific Countries. She accuses Japan of influencing the voting of some member nations of the Pacific Island Forum at the International Whaling Commission by supplying vast amounts of aid to certain small pacific nations.

Australian House of Representatives moves to affirm support for heterosexuality of marriage
Australia

The Australian House of Representatives yesterday discussed as part of private Member's business a motion moved by Michael Johnson (Australian Liberal Party, Division of Ryan) that seeked to affirm and "celebrate" support for marriage "between a man and a woman" and called on the Government to "enact policies that promote and strengthen marriage".

Italy seeks indictment of U.S. marine
Italy

Italian prosecutors have asked a judge to indict a United States solider for fatally shooting the Italian intelligence officer Nicola Calipari at a roadblock in Iraq a year ago. Calipari died just after freeing the Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena, as he was escorting her to the Baghdad airport.

Tony Blair orders two government jets
United Kingdom

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is set to give the go-ahead for an order of two government jets.

Twin babies in NZ foster home die of head injuries
New Zealand

The New Zealand police who are investigating the deaths of male twin babies say that they suffered from serious head injuries.

BBC's famous 'Top of the Pops' programme to be axed
United Kingdom

The BBC has confirmed that its famous Top of the Pops music programme is to be axed this summer, after the news was broken by the Media Guardian. The programme began on New Year's Day in 1964 and has featured most of the top bands and artists ever since.

"Avast ye scurvy file sharers!": Interview with Swedish Pirate Party leader Rickard Falkvinge
Sweden

The Pirate Party, a new Swedish political party first publicized in January, wants to legalize sharing music, movies, and other copyrighted content using the Internet.

Apple plans to sell movies on iTunes
United States

Apple is planning to sell full-length feature films for download via the online iTunes store. The store currently sells digital music tracks, and more recently has begun to sell TV episodes.

Germany too hot for Ecuador in Group A
sports – football or soccer

Germany made light of heat and humidity to brush Ecuador aside 3-0 in their final Group A match, Tuesday.

Poland win 2-1 against Costa Rica in Group A
Poland came from behind with two set-piece goals to beat Costa Rica in Group A, Tuesday.

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Sweden score late against England for 2-2 draw in Group B

June 20, 2006 Sweden came from behind twice to hold England to an eventful if scrappy 2-2 draw in Cologne, Tuesday.

Seconds from time England looked likely to win against a team they had not beaten since 1968. But a long throw from the Swedish left was missed by Sol Campbell and Henrik Larson got a touch that crawled into the far corner of Paul Robinson's net.

For England, who needed at least a draw to top Group B and play Ecuador in the round of sixteen, the drama began after two minutes. Striker Michael Owen fell to the floor unchallenged apparently badly injured. Owen rolled off the pitch and was substituted with Peter Crouch. Later it was confirmed Owen returned to England and would not play again at the 2006 World Cup.

Sweden pressured an unsettled England early on with aerial balls, from corners especially; these tactics would provide two goals in the second half for the Scandinavians.

England had 55 per cent of ball play in the game and were most dominant before half time.

Sven-Göran Eriksson's side had the lead on 33 minutes. Joe Cole on England's left took a clearance on his chest 35 yards from goal. Cole volleyed the ball first time on a high dipping trajectory and a scrambling Andreas Isaksson could only paddle it in off the post.

Joe Cole created the second goal for Steven Gerrard on 85 minutes with a chip to the far post that Gerrard headed powerfully on target. Joe Cole also earned seven fouls for his side, two of which got Swedish players cautioned.

Joe Cole aside, Sven-Göran Eriksson's England might have been fortunate to had gone one goal up with five minutes to go as Sweden had many chances in the second half.

The chance Sweden converted to make it 1-1 came on 51 minutes from one of Sweden's 12 corner kicks. Marcus Allbäck, standing on the left edge of the six yard box, flicked Tobias Linderoth's cross with his head and it looped behind him over the defence and in the net.

An almost identical corner brought a reaction save on to the crossbar from England's Robinson. Sweden captain Olof Melberg then hit the crossbar with an effort. From yet another dangerous Linderoth corner Gerrard cleared the ball off the England goalline.

Given the Swedish pressure the last minute equaliser perhaps created a fair reflection of the game. It also seemed to expose in the Group B winners a weakness defending high balls. Sweden play the winner of Group A, Germany, in the next phase of the Fifa World Cup.

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Group B

Attendance: 45'000

Referee: Massimo Busacca (Switzerland)

Sweden

 * 01 A Isaksson
 * 04 T Lucic
 * 03 O Mellberg
 * 05 E Edman
 * 07 N Alexandersson 83' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 06 T Linderoth (Substitute: 90' D Andersson)
 * 16 K Kallstrom
 * 09 F Ljungberg 87' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 18 M Jonson (Substitute: 54' C Wilhelmsson)
 * 11 H Larsson
 * 20 M Allback (Substitute: 74' J Elmander)

England

 * 01 P Robinson
 * 15 J Carragher
 * 05 R Ferdinand (Substitute: 56' S Campbell)
 * 06 J Terry
 * 03 A Cole
 * 07 D Beckham
 * 08 F Lampard
 * 16 O Hargreaves 76' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 11 J Cole
 * 09 W Rooney (Substitute: 69' S Gerrard)
 * 10 M Owen (Substitute: 4' P Crouch)

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Fifa World Cup Group B table June 20, 2006

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Paraguay beat Trinidad and Tobago 2-0 in Group B

June 20, 2006 Paraguay beat Trinidad and Tobago in a match that had no effect on the qualifiers through to the round sixteen of the Fifa World Cup, Tuesday.

Paraguay edged the game from start to finish and got a goal in each half.

Trinidad and Tobago could manage just two shots to trouble Aldo Bobadilla in the Paraguay net. Kelvin Jack, who started his first Fifa World Cup game, made seven saves.

After 25 minutes Jack was a bystander when Roberto Acuna's freekick was driven hard into the box. Jack's central defender Brent Sancho inadvertently directed the ball goalbound with his head.

The goal that sealed the game for the South Amercians was scored six minutes from time by Nelson Cuevas after he had exchanged passes with Roque Santa Cruz. The game was notable for being the last appearance for Carlos Gamarra, 35, for his national side. He had played 110 games for Paraguay.

After three games the Group B table was topped by England with seven points and then Sweden with five points with Paraguay and Trinidad and Tobago going out of the competition.

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Group B

Attendance: 46'000

Referee: Roberto Rosetti (Italy)

Paraguay

 * 22 A Bobadilla
 * 02 J Nunez
 * 04 C Gamarra
 * 05 J Caceres (Substituted: 78' J Manzur)
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 * 18 N Valdez (Substituted: 66' N Cuevas)

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 * 21 K Jack
 * 03 A John (Substituted: 31' K Jones)
 * 05 B Sancho 45' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 06 D Lawrence
 * 07 C Birchall
 * 09 A Whitley 48' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]] (Substituted: 66' R Latapy)
 * 11 C Edwards
 * 18 D Theobald
 * 13 C Glen (Substituted: 41' E Wise)
 * 14 S John
 * 19 D Yorke

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Fifa World Cup Group B table June 20, 2006

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Heres a picture of an Ipod Nano, is that the same type as video? Bawolff ☺☻ 01:53, 21 June 2006 (UTC)


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NZ law exempts working farm dogs from embedded ID tag rule

June 21, 2006

New Zealand farmers have won a key victory in Parliament, with MPs voting to exempt Working farm dogs from microchipping legislation, passing 61:60.

The Federated Farmers debated the law for a long time, saying that the cost of microchipping all their dogs will be a huge cost and an inconvenience. Under previous legislation, all newly registered dogs were to have identification microchips embedded by July 1. The microchips in dogs are for owner identification, in case of attacks on humans. This law was introduced when Carolina Anderson, 7-year-old, was attacked in 2003.

Parliament has been debating several proposed amendments to the Local Government Law Reform bill, which aimed to change the microchipping requirement.

Blogger David Farrar says "It is very messy for the Government to lose the vote after piling so much pressure on." In the end only Labour, Progressive plus New Zealand First voted for it.

The Green party split votes (rare for a party). Four Greens MPs voted for the farm dog exemption and two against.

The four Green MPs were - Sue Bradford, Keith Locke, Sue Kedgley and Nandor Tanczos. The Greens had previously proposed that only dangerous dogs should be microchipped.

In favour of exempting farm dogs:
 * National: 48
 * Greens party: 4
 * Maori: 4
 * United Future: 3
 * ACT: 2

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Australia's Old Parliament House becomes heritage listed

June 21, 2006 Australian John Howard announced on Tuesday that  in Canberra has been heritage listed. It is the 31st entry on the National Heritage List.

The listing acknowledges the role the building has in shaping Australia's culture and protects it from being modified in any way which could affect its historic value.

Old Parliament House served as the home of Australia's parliament from 1927 until 1988, when it was relocated to the parliament house. From 1901-1927, parliament met in Melbourne in the (the state parliament was relocated for 26 years). Before being known as Old Parliament House, the building was known as Provisional Parliament House - as it was intended to be used for 50 years before a permanent building could be built.

In the 61 years the building was used as the seat of parliament, the government changed only seven times, and several new political parties were formed (the Liberals,, and the ).

Mr Howard said the building played an important part in Australia's political history. "Old Parliament House will always be an important part of our political history with its rich collection of original furniture, art and memorabilia helping to illustrate the story of Australia's political customs and functions," he said.

According to Mr Howard, the National Heritage List lists sites which have helped shape the country. "The National Heritage List contains places that have played an important role in the development of our nation, such as Captain Cook’s landing place in New South Wales, Port Arthur in Tasmania and the Australian War Memorial in Canberra," said the Prime Minister.

The building currently houses Australia's National Portrait Gallery, and serves as a venue for receptions and exhbitions.


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Northern Hemisphere celebrates summer solstice for 2006

June 21, 2006

Around 17,000 people converged on the ancient monument of Stonehenge this morning to celebrate the northern hemisphere's summer solstice. Despite a night of torrential rain, spirits were high as the sun rose over the horizon, though clouds blocked out the dawn for much of the event.

The summer solstice is the longest day of the year, having the greatest length of time between dawn and dusk. Stonehenge is constructed so that on the dawn of the solstice, the sun appears in the centre of one of the stone structures. Pagan rituals have taken place at this time every year for many centuries.


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I was there! I took the not so good photos! Seriously, I could write and write about this but it would read like an editorial/diary entry. Let me know what you think. Or bin the whole thing if you like. I drove 250 miles to get there, had 3 hours sleep, and drove 250 miles back, so I'm not thinking straight. WillJenkins 10:03, 21 June 2006 (UTC)

 * I think it would be good to have a bit more text. How many people were there? What were the police like? How close to the stones could you get? etc

Translate into Polish
Hi, English Wikinewsies. I`ve translate this article into Polish (Świętowanie przesilenia letniego w Stonehenge), and I think that You should know that. Roman 92 11:25, 21 June 2006 (UTC)

Southern Hemisphere exists too

 * I apoligize (on behalf of everyone) for excluding you half of the earth. Perhaps we could change the article to include more on the southern hemisphere. Bawolff ☺☻[[image:smile.png]] 22:50, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Do you have any paticulur winter celebrations you'd like to include? Bawolff ☺☻[[image:smile.png]] 22:58, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
 * I wouldn't worry about it - there's only around 17,000 people in the Northern Hemisphere, according to the headline and story. Let them have their fun while the snow ski resorts open in the Southern Hemisphere. Karen 17:25, 22 June 2006 (UTC)


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England fans watch match in cinema

A few hundred England fans weren't watching the 2006 FIFA World Cup match against Sweden last night in a pub or at home, but instead had ventured out to their local cinema to see the game on the big screen. A number of Odeon cinemas nationwide have been using digital projection technology to screen the matches live with a high definition (HD) picture. HD broadcasts contain a greater level of detail than traditional TV broadcasts, meaning a sharper picture and better sound quality.

In the darkened auditorium of the cinema in Covent Garden, the audience (or should that be crowd?) were behaving almost as if they were at the stadium, singing along to the national anthem, cheering at the England goals and groaning at the Sweden chances. At times, chants being sung by the England crowd at the match were even picked up and sung along to by those watching the cinema screen like some kind of football karaoke contest.

Trailers before the match were replaced by a soundtrack of England anthems, both the successful and not-so-successful ones, and the traditional movie treat of popcorn was replaced by trays of beer (in plastic cups) being brought in by the punters. The cinema had cheekily listed the screening as being 'directed by Sven-Göran Eriksson' and as 'starring Wayne Rooney (hopefully)'.

Despite a disappointing 2-2 draw, the audience seemed impressed with the experience. "I'm a bit short and so wanted to make sure I had good view without having to jostle around for position," Amanda, from London, explained to me. "I also liked that it was non-smoking, and there was a fabulous atmosphere". Sian, Caio and Laura, who lived locally, said they wanted to see the match on the big screen and commented on the excellent picture quality.

Other events that have been broadcast by the cinema chain include concerts by Robbie Williams and Elton John. Odeon Marketing Director Luke Vetere said "offering films is just one part of the cinema experience - our ambition is to offer guests the chance to watch other events they feel passionate about". Watching football in the cinema is not a brand new event though, during previous World Cups such as in 1966, film footage from the matches was broadcast in cinemas after the event, providing a way for people to see the games in colour when TV broadcasts were in black and white.

Cinema screenings aren't the only way that fans can watch the World Cup games in high-definition this year though, as both Sky TV and Telewest have been broadcasting the games in HD to viewers with a special set-top box. There have been trials with HD on the growing Freeview platform too, with a pilot group of a few hundred viewers in London. However, as any move to roll out HD on Freeview would use up extra space on the broadcast spectrum and would require viewers to buy a new set-top box, it seems unlikely that this will happen any time soon.

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Amanda, from London: short, wanted good view, no jostling. fabulous atmosphere, community feel. thought commentary was odd, not like tv - no reporting of other match.

Sian, Laura, Caio, London: thought it was good idea, big screen, excellent picture quality, no comparison to watching normal films...

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ODEON CINEMAS TO SCREEN LIVE WORLD CUP 2006 MATCHES Cinema chain first in the UK to broadcast in High Definition format Odeon Cinemas today announce that they will be the first cinema operator in the UK to exhibit the 2006 World Cup Matches in High Definition Television (HDTV) format. This means that football fans in major cities across the country will be able to view the tournament on the big screen, and benefit from an incredibly sharp image and enhanced audio quality, making the experience as close as possible to being just as if you were there. The cinema chain intends to show all games in which England are involved, as well as the quarter and semi-final matches, 3rd place play-offs and the final, meaning at least 11 matches will be screened throughout the tournament. Fans will be able to watch the games at 14 cinemas across the country, including the prestigious 1,679 seat auditorium at Odeon Leicester Square as well as other major sites including Manchester Printworks, Bath and Newcastle Silverlink. The cinema chain has invested £150,000 in the new technology, and will make 45,000 tickets available nationwide. The games will be broadcast by leading HD company Euro1080. The investment in this groundbreaking new technology is a logical progression for the cinema chain, who were the first to offer screenings of the preceding 2002 World Cup using digital projection, and illustrates their commitment to offering cinema-goers alternative digital programming. Since installing digital projection, Odeon has offered cinema-goers a diverse range of events including the live broadcast of pop concerts and other sporting events. Previous HD projects at Odeon have included concerts by artists Robbie Williams and Elton John. The cinema chain plans to continue to programme a variety of entertainment events in cinemas going forward.

“At Odeon we are fascinated by new technology and as market leaders, we strive to offer cinema-goers the highest quality audio and visual experience currently available,” comments Luke Vetere, Marketing Director at Odeon. “For us, offering films is just one part of the cinema experience and our decision to broadcast the World Cup stems from our ambition to offer guests the chance to watch other events they feel passionate about. We’re excited about the tournament, and hope that watching the games on the big screen, in high definition with hundreds of other England fans will make our cinemas the ultimate venue to watch the match this summer!”

Not just Odeon
This isn't just limited to Odeon cinemas. My local Vue cinema is also showing World Cup matches in HD with free seating.

My local park is also showing the match on big screen to view for free !

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Mexico lose 1-2 to Portugal but still qualify in Group D

June 21, 2006 Portugal struck two early and held on to beat Mexico in their final Group D match in Gelsenkirchen, Wednesday.

The three goals came in the first period of a match in which Mexico had a player sent off and missed a penalty in the second.

Portugal had rested Deco, Ronaldo and Pauletta but with Figo, Simão and Maniche still packed an offensive threat.

Five minutes into the game Simão ran down the left side of the penalty area and passed a ball square. It deceived the Mexican defence and Maniche, who ran on to it, placed the ball high beyond Oswaldo Sanchez.

The second goal came after 23 minutes when Rafael Marquez reached with his hand to meet a cross from a corner. The resultant penalty saw a theatrical display by Sanchez on the goal line but Simão scored hard to his right.

If Mexico's Omar Bravo had a better game the result might have been a Mexican victory. In the first half he volleyed wide and via a Ricardo leg-save hit the crossbar; on 63 minutes through on goal he blazed over.

Bravo's best chance came on a 56 minute penalty kick after a move of neat passes ended with Miguel's arm connecting with Luis Perez's ball control in the area. Bravo stepped up and hit well over.

Statistics say ball possession was equal and shots on goal were just shaded by Mexico despite the fact Ricardo La Volpe's side had to play the last half hour with 10 men.

Perez received his second yellow card four minutes after Bravo had missed his penalty - sent off for foul simulation in the Portuguese penalty area, in an apparent attempt to get another.

The biggest threat to Portugal's goal was posed by Jose Fonseca. He got four of six shots on target and scored the only Mexican goal, a glancing header from Bravo's corner kick.

Defeat to Portugal did not alter the top two positions in Group D. Luiz Felipe Scolari's Portugal would next play the team placed second in Group C in the round of sixteen, while Mexico had to play the winner of that group.

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Group D

Attendance: 52'000

Referee: Ľuboš Micheľ (Slovakia)

Mexico

 * 01 O Sanchez
 * 14 G Pineda (Substitute: 69' J Castro)
 * 04 R Marquez 65' Yellow card.svg
 * 05 R Osorio
 * 03 C Salcido
 * 22 F Rodriguez 22' Yellow card.svg (Substitute: 45' A Zinha 87' Yellow card.svg)
 * 08 P Pardo
 * 23 L Perez 27' Yellow card.svg 61' Yellow card.svgRed card.svg
 * 16 M Mendez (Substitute: 80' G Franco)
 * 17 F Fonseca
 * 19 O Bravo

Portugal

 * 01 A Ricardo
 * 13 L Miguel 26' Yellow card.svg (Substitute: 61' R Paulo Ferreira)
 * 16 A Ricardo Carvalho
 * 05 F Meira
 * 03 M Caneira
 * 08 A Petit
 * 18 N Maniche 69' Yellow card.svg
 * 19 C Tiago
 * 07 L Figo (Substitute: 80' L Boa Morte 88' Yellow card.svg)
 * 11 S Simao
 * 23 H Postiga (Substitute: 69' M Nuno Gomes 91'+ Yellow card.svg)

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Fifa World Cup Group D table June 21, 2006


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Angola draw 1-1 with Iran in Group D

June 21, 2006 Angola scored its first Fifa World Cup goal against Iran in a 1-1 draw that was not enough to put the African side into the round of sixteen.

Angola needed to win at least 2-0 in their game and for Mexico to lose 2-0 to Portugal in the other Group D game played, Wednesday.

For fifteen minutes Goncalves De Oliveira might have thought his side could do what was necessary when Ze Kalanga's beautiful cross to Flavio was headed over Ebrahim Mirzapour and Angola were one-up.

The news from the other Group D game played concurrently was that Mexico were losing 2-1; two more goals for Angola or Portugal or one more goal for each would do it.

However; Branko Ivankovic's team were not to be beaten. Iran had 55 per cent of ball possession in the match and saw twelve shots saved by the Angolan keeper, Ricardo.

Iran may consider they were the better side on the day and deserved to share the point they earned 15 minutes after they conceded.

A corner met Sohrab Bakhtiarizadeh who, barely challenged, guided his header into the open net to the right of a stationary Ricardo.

In the first half, on 26 minutes, a similar move almost resulted in a goal for Iran. Vahid Hashemian saw his header, also from a corner, cleared off the line by the man on the post, Mendonca. When Iran scored there was nobody on the post.

Statistics
Group D

Attendance: 38'000

Referee: Mark Shield (Australia)

Iran

 * 01 E Mirzapour
 * 03 S Bakhtiarizadeh
 * 05 R Rezaei
 * 13 H Kaabi (Substituted: 67' A Borhani)
 * 20 M Nosrati (Substituted: 13' M Shojaei)
 * 02 M Mahdavikia
 * 07 F Zandi 91'+ Yellow card.svg
 * 14 A Teymourian 55' Yellow card.svg
 * 21 M Madanchi 37' Yellow card.svg
 * 09 V Hashemian (Substituted: 39' R Khatibi)
 * 10 A Daei

Angola

 * 01 P Joao Ricardo
 * 03 J Jamba
 * 05 C Kali
 * 20 M Loco 22' Yellow card.svg
 * 21 L Delgado
 * 06 M Miloy
 * 07 P Figueiredo (Substituted: 72' M Rui Marques)
 * 11 d Mateus (Substituted: 23' A Love)
 * 14 A Mendonca 46'+ Yellow card.svg
 * 17 J Ze Kalanga 67' Yellow card.svg
 * 10 F Akwa (Substituted: 51' A Flavio)

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Fifa World Cup Group D table June 21, 2006

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The time is 19:00 (UTC) on June 21st, 2006, and this is Audio Wikinews News Briefs.

Northern Hemisphere celebrates summer solstice for 2006
United Kingdom

Around 17,000 people converged on the ancient monument of Stonehenge this morning to celebrate the summer solstice. Despite a night of torrential rain, spirits were high as the sun rose over the horizon - though the cloud did block out the dawn for much of the event.

Australia's Old Parliament House becomes heritage listed
Australia

Australian Prime Minister John Howard announced on Tuesday that Old Parliament House in Canberra has been heritage listed. It is the 31st entry on the National Heritage List.

NZ law exempts working farm dogs from embedded ID tag rule
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New Zealand farmers have won a key victory in Parliament, with MPs voting to exempt Working farm dogs from microchipping legislation, passing 61:60.

England fans watch match in cinema
sports – football or soccer

A few hundred England fans weren't watching the match against Sweden last night in a pub or at home, but instead had ventured out to their local cinema to see the game on the big screen.

Mexico lose 1-2 to Portugal but still qualify in Group D
Portugal struck two early and held on to beat Mexico in their final Group D match in Gelsenkirchen, Wednesday.

Angola draw 1-1 with Iran in Group D
Angola scored its first Fifa World Cup goal against Iran in a 1-1 draw that was not enough to put the African side into the round of sixteen.

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Argentina and Netherlands play 0-0 stalemate in Group C

June 21, 2006 Argentina and the Netherlands drew 0-0 in a cagey stalemate in Frankfurt, Wednesday.

Both sides had rested key players for the game and seemed to give the greatest respect for the other side's abilities and in the end both defenses won.

With Lionel Messi and Carlos Tevez, who started for rested players, Argentina had the talent to get a win. However; though Messi was lively the Argentines struggled for space to trouble the Orangemen and Argentina had to settle for a draw, which was enough to top Group C.

The Netherlands, who had rested Arjen Robben and Giovanni van Bronckhorst, had the best of the first twenty minutes play. In this time they had 65 per cent of the play, although this was to almost even out by the end of the match.

A goal nearly came when Dirk Kuyt robbed a defender to the left of the penalty box and ran toward goal. Had Kuyt passed to Ruud Van Nistelrooij instead of forcing a near post save out of Roberto Abbondanzieri there may subsequently have been a more open match.

Argentina then had more of play though they needed a set piece to trouble the opponent's defence. A Juan Riquelme freekick fizzed low into the box and Khalid Boolahrouz almost tipped into his own net but Edwin Van Der Sar's right post intervened.

The teams denied each other space which made it hard to pass around the penalty boxes and get clear sights of goal. This is implied in the game statistics. Both keepers made three saves during the game; while - indicating some attacking play - there were 17 corner kicks as defenders successfully blocked crosses and shots.

The best two moments in a second half that was more scratchy than the first came from the boot of Tevez. On 72 minutes a hard shot from outside the box produced a one-handed save from Van Der Sar and a last minute effort from a long ball whizzed wide.

In the round of sixteen Argentina would play the runners-up of Group D who were Mexico. The Netherlands would play Portugal for the right to get into the Fifa World Cup quarter-finals.

Statistics
Group D

Attendance: 48'000

Referee: Luis Medina Cantalejo (Spain)

Netherlands

 * 01 E Van der Sar
 * 03 K Boulahrouz
 * 13 A Ooijer 42' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 02 K Jaliens
 * 15 T De Cler 48' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 20 W Sneijder (Substituted: 86' H Maduro)
 * 08 P Cocu
 * 10 R Van der Vaart
 * 17 R Van Persie (Substituted: 67' D Landzaat)
 * 09 R van Nistelrooy (Substituted: 56' R Babel)
 * 07 D Kuyt 28' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]

Argentina

 * 01 R Abbondanzieri
 * 21 N Burdisso (Substituted: 24' F Coloccini)
 * 02 R Ayala
 * 15 G Milito
 * 17 L Cufre
 * 08 J Mascherano 90' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 18 R Maxi
 * 05 E Cambiasso 57' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 10 J Riquelme (Substituted: 79' P Aimar)
 * 19 L Messi (Substituted: 69' J Cruz)
 * 11 C Tevez

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Fifa World Cup Group C table June 21, 2006

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Ivory Coast beats Serbia and Montenegro 3-2 in Group C

June 21, 2006 Ivory Coast scored three goals to pull back a 2-0 deficit and beat Serbia and Montenegro in Munich, Wednesday.

This match had no effect on the Fifa World Cup round of sixteen as the two sides started the game without a point in Group C. The win was Ivory Coast's first at a World Cup finals.

Serbia and Montenegro had been beaten 6-0 in their previous Group C tie with Argentina but to begin with seemed to have put that behind them.

Nikola Žigić with great skill took down a long ball from Dejan Stankovic and rounded Boubacarthe Barry on 11 minutes. Ten minutes later Sasa Ilić made it two when Cyrille Domoraud under pressure miscontrolled the ball six yards from goal.

Moments of indiscipline - two Milan Dudic handballs and the sending off of Albert Nadj for a second yellow card just before half time - seemed to show it was the broken will of the Balkans team that eventually lost the game.

Ivory Coast would end the match with 68 per cent of ball possession and having had 14 extra shots, including a Blaise Kouassi effort that hit the white of Jevric's goal.

Serbia and Montenegro were 2-0 up when on 37 minutes Dudic stuck out his hand to touch a ball tossed in front of Dragoslav Jevric's goal. Aruna Dindane tucked the spot kick away. Moments later the side in blue were down to 10 men when Nadj walked for a rough challenge into the side of Abdulkader Keita.

In the second half Dindane bagged his second, a header from a Keita cross. Then Bonaventure Kalou stepped up and scored the winner from another penalty six minutes before time.

Milan Dudic had also a hand in the second Ivory Coast penalty as it was his hand that had got in the way of Kalou's shot.

Both sides lacked the necessary discipline to keep 10 men on the pitch for the whole game. Domoraud received a second yellow in injury time and the captain had started to walk even before the referee had flashed his red.

Statistics
Group D

Attendance: 66'000

Referee: Marco Rodríguez (Mexico)

Ivory Coast

 * 23 B Barry
 * 03 A Boka
 * 06 B Kouassi
 * 17 C Domoraud 41' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]] 92'+ [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]] [[Image:Red card.svg|10px]]
 * 21 E Eboue
 * 02 K Akale (Substituted: 60' B Kone)
 * 05 D Zokora
 * 18 A Keita 33' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]] (Substituted: 72' B Kalou)
 * 19 G Toure
 * 09 A Kone
 * 15 A Dindane 43' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]

Serbia and Montenegro

 * 01 D Jevric
 * 06 G Gavrancic 57' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 14 N Djordjevic
 * 15 M Dudic 35' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 20 M Krstajic (Substituted: 16' A Nadj 17' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]] 46'+ [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]][[Image:Red card.svg|10px]])
 * 02 I Ergic
 * 04 I Duljaj 37' [[Image:Yellow card.svg|10px]]
 * 10 D Stankovic
 * 11 P Djordjevic
 * 22 S Ilic
 * 19 N Zigic (Substituted: 66' S Milosevic)

Table
Fifa World Cup Group C table June 21, 2006

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85-year-old jailed for shoplifting in New Zealand

June 22, 2006

An 85-year man, Reginald Hugh Donovan has been jailed for a month by the Christchurch District Court for shoplifting. He is the oldest person in New Zealand to be sentenced to prison.

Mr Donovan has been previously banned from many stores for shoplifting and has been convicted about 50 times for it.

The Christchurch District Court judge, Colin Doherty, said to Mr Donovan "You are a recidivist and incorrigible thief. You steal predominantly from local supermarkets. The extent of your offending is not great in monetary terms, but you persist."

He has always promised to stop shoplifting after receiving sentences of supervision and community work. He blames his poor memory for his shoplifting problems.

Mr Donovan was found stealing small items and he did not have enough money in his pocket to pay for those items. He suffers from deafness, dizzy spells, chronic breathing difficulties and the after-effects of a disabling accident.


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Red Cross movement admits Israeli Magen David Adom

June 22, 2006

The movement admitted the Israeli national emergency and medical relief service, the Magen David Adom (MDA), after a 58 year wait, despite objections by some Muslim member countries.

The emblem, into which the Star of David may be placed, made it possible for Israel's MDA to join the humanitarian network — which makes up the world's largest relief agency — after decades of isolation.

The decision had met with resistance from some Muslim countries opposing the Israeli group's admission, including representatives of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference, as well as and  delegates.


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User talk:72.165.204.124

Welcome!

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User talk:Riptupac1

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

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hi, first of all, welcome to wikinews. i hope u like it here and will contribute to it. u seem to have accidentally removed comments by other users while adding your own on the page Talk:Taiwan’s Blue Camp pays respects on the thirtieth anniversary of the passing of Chiang Kai-shek. i've since then restored the deleted comments. plese do be more careful while editing. regards, Doldrums 10:01, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

title: User talk:Riptupac1