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User talk:199.181.174.146

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User talk:67.161.42.199

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User talk:82.94.251.206

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User talk:172.197.253.92

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User talk:205.206.239.17

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User talk:137.226.59.249

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User talk:130.102.0.178

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User talk:70.48.99.40

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User talk:67.161.249.75

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User talk:149.9.0.8

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User talk:220.161.154.90

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User talk:62.197.40.155

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User talk:69.13.252.34

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User talk:63.13.227.121

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User talk:65.68.102.65

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User talk:212.202.49.90

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User talk:80.1.240.105

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User talk:150.108.160.215

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User talk:62.142.224.55

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Senate questions Roberts in confirmation hearings

September 14, 2005

John Roberts sat before the United States Senate Wednesday in his third day of confirmation hearings. Members of the nation's highest legislative house questioned him on his ideology, deciding whether they should confirm his appointment as.

Roberts flatly refused to say about when he believes life begins, an important question when considering the ethics of, saying that it would be unethical to comment on the specifics of likely cases. He did, however, reiterate his earlier statement that was the "settled law of the land", emphasizing the importance of consistent Supreme Court rulings. He also confirmed that he believed in the implied which the Roe decision depended upon.

Senator Jeff Sessions asked Roberts about his opinion of yesterday's California ruling against the use of the words "under God" in the, which is recited daily at most public schools. Roberts noted that the Supreme Court has previously been inconsistent in its application of the and that it should try to correct the situation, but didn't hint at his stance on the issue.

Asked about the recent ruling, a case involving the government's power to seize property, Roberts called on state and federal legislatures to limit the power of local governments: "The court was saying there is this power, and it is up to the legislature to decide if this power is available."

Senator inquired if Roberts believed the President had war powers allowing him to torture prisoners. "I believe no one is above the law in our system," Roberts replied.

Democrats and Republicans alike have expressed frustration at what they see as Roberts dodging their questions, but commentators expressed irony at the complaint; as one letter-writer to a California newspaper noted, "When is the last time that you heard one of those politicians give a direct answer to a specific question?"


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Highly, highly biased. 24.46.115.48, please look at our policies and edit this story to comply with them. --Mrmiscellanious 02:13, 14 September 2005 (UTC)
 * Too bad this story was written so, I would like to read a report on the goings-on without having to resort to main-stream media. -Edbrown05 05:29, 15 September 2005 (UTC)
 * I've pretty much rewritten this article from sources; hopefully it's less POV now. Please take a look at it.  —Brent Dax (talk) 09:18, 15 September 2005 (UTC)
 * It looks good now. I'm removing the NPOV tag, and I think it may be ready for publishing.  Cllewr 20:05, 17 September 2005 (UTC)


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User talk:Vonbergm

My develop vote on the Iraqi bioweapons article
Concerning this version of the article, which was current when I voted, I noted the following problems: On May 27, 2003, two days before President Bush made public statements on these trailers, asserting that "We have found the weapons of mass destruction" and the CIA published their whitepaper detailing how these trailers were allegedly used to produce biological weapons, a fact-finding group comprised of U.S. and British civilian experts that investigated the labs concluded unanimously that these had nothing to do with biological weapons production and relayed their results back to Washington, according to the Washington Post.
 * Title of article was simply way too long
 * This is a run-on sentence:
 * "The Washington Post" is inconsistently capitalized ("the" vs "The") and italicized.
 * The paragraph beginning with "The Iraq Survey Group reported in September 2004" has a stray quote mark, or is missing one.
 * Dates are formed inconsistently, some with numeric suffixes ("24th" vs "24"), some with commas and some without ("May 24th, 2003" vs "May 24th 2003").
 * The last source does not properly use the source template.

These are all things I noted in a brief survey of the article. They stood out to me as cosmetic problems. They don't directly apply to MrM's objections, however, a vote for publish versus develop was called, and I felt this article needed continued development. I didn't have time to make the changes myself; I would have if I wasn't at my day job at the time. irid:t 08:05, 16 April 2006 (UTC)
 * Yes, however, the description of the poll started with

Mrm write he has "actionable objections" against this article in its present form.
 * Given that, I looked to find actionable obections about the article. I can't read MrM's mind, nor can I be expected to read, in depth, the entirety of that talk page while I'm at work. I was watching the edits fly by on the IRC channel, and I checked in and saw the vote. After a brief overview of the article, I found the items I mentioned above. I said "sorry" at the end because I knew this was obviously an issue of contention. I wasn't trying to take sides, but my honest opinion was that the article wasn't ready for publishing. Perhaps if you specifically wanted information about MrM's objections, you should have held a poll where only he could respond. In any case, thank you for your work on that article. irid:t 01:55, 17 April 2006 (UTC)
 * I would, conversely, argue that it is not my duty to instruct people how to interpret my vote. The vote, as I saw it, only asked whether there were actionable objections to the article as it existed at the time. I said there was and I didn't believe the article was of a high enough quality to be published. The vote was started in light of MrM's objections. The vote did not say that the only valid responses were in direct relation to those objections. The fact that these things were at fault with the article was significant, were they not?
 * I do appreciate your attention to this issue; it's important to maintain scrutiny of other users when it comes to collboration. What I did probably seemed to you to be a "by default" support of MrM. Thank you for not allowing the life of a sock puppet to be comfortable. irid:t 19:16, 17 April 2006 (UTC)

A question
I was looking over the ArbCom case regarding MrM... I was wondering what your intent was in this addition. I don't understand what you expected to get out of this. Do you expect all users to openly acknowledge this? Because I can assure you that you've also made POV edits. irid:t 03:52, 17 April 2006 (UTC)

Regarding my block on Neutralizer
Policy backs a 30 day block for continued site disruption with several previous warnings. Given that Neutralizer had been previously blocked 24 times, and considering his already stated intention to be unavailable for about a month, the block boiled down to a 1 week block effective after his return. Given the unprovoked nature of his attack on MrM, I felt this was very appropriate. irid:t 17:59, 17 April 2006 (UTC)
 * Firstly, Neutralizer had previously established that he would not be using the wiki for a period of approximately 30 days. Given this, a 24 hour, 72 hour, or 1 week block would be pointless; he wouldn't even be around to notice. I chose the block level that would impact him, 30 days.
 * Secondly, I mention Neutralizer's block history as an indication that he has previously disrupted the site a number of times and his "short term" blocks have proved ineffectual. A more signifigant block was needed, in my mind, so ensure he felt the weight of his actions.
 * If you view the recent activity of MrM before the comment was made on his talk page, you'll see no significant interaction between the two users. In fact, Neutralizer had been "on vacation" during that time. I call that unprovoked. Consider also that he had written the offending statement previously on a different page, erased it, then reposted it on the talk page about 5 days later. irid:t 19:07, 17 April 2006 (UTC)

Archiving
Your talk page is becomming rather unwieldy. Can I help you archive it? irid:t 19:17, 17 April 2006 (UTC)
 * How's this? irid:t 20:07, 17 April 2006 (UTC)
 * Speaking of archiving, I stuck our discussions above into a sperate page, since they seem to run so long and are of interest to noone but us. Take a look. You can probably remove the stuff above if you feel my page is suitable. irid:t 22:35, 17 April 2006 (UTC)

Editing patterns and blocked issued
I understand your skepticism in how I have issued the block against Neutralizer and not against MrM. The fact of the matter is that I haven't seen the same pattern from the latter as I have from the former. I will also admit that I hadn't read that entire talk page; I even acknowledged that elsewhere. I am talking it over with other admins, and we've all agreed that a retroactive block is not a good block. In the future, please let me know if he personally attacks anyone. He will be blocked accordingly. irid:t 03:25, 18 April 2006 (UTC)
 * Again, I do want to point out that he's under investigation by ArbCom for exactly this type of behavior. Perhaps that won't amount to anything, but it has been noticed and recorded.
 * Take a look at WN:ALERT for some recent developments. It looks like we're going to try employing the civil stick and nobody escapes its long, long reach. irid:t 04:44, 18 April 2006 (UTC)
 * Well, I'm not saying the blocking is being done fairly. I simply wasn't aware of what was going on with MrM. I am saying that he's not being ignored. Neutralizer has likewise not been ignored, though I fear his activity is unprovoked on a regular basis, as if trying to incite retaliation.
 * Let me be clear. I acknowledge that MrM should be blocked for his personal attacks from here on out. In fact, anyone will be. It's time to make this a policy, not simply a crusade. irid:t 15:27, 18 April 2006 (UTC)

I'm interested in what you meant...
... by your comment here, "So much for the prospects of continuing to have wikinews getting the same treatment as the big news outlets when it comes to bandwidth on the ISP side." -Edbrown05 04:07, 27 April 2006 (UTC)

re: internet bill
I replied to your post on my talk page because it seems easier to follow the thread in one location. I've noticed the exchanges between you and Ironiridis, and thought that thread would have been easier to follow on one user's talk page, anyway, hi, and best regards! -Edbrown05 02:56, 28 April 2006 (UTC)
 * I'm not sure where I want to respond to your most recent post on my talk page, there I suppose. -Edbrown05 09:56, 30 April 2006 (UTC)
 * I small talked at you at the same link above. -Edbrown05 08:44, 1 May 2006 (UTC)

Thanks
Thanks for the compliment! Hopefully things will start to cool off soon.... - Borofkin 04:43, 2 May 2006 (UTC)

"theatre of war" behaviour
I expected my reasoning behind my block to be apparent, but if it was not I would refer you to Neutralizer's recent contributions. Immediately following the expiry of the block prior to mine his edits focussed on WN:ALERT, issuing demands that I considered to be an effort to turn wikinews into a theatre of war.

If how that is the case is unclear, it is the attempt, conscious or otherwise, to polarise the community of editors and administrators into separate camps who pass negative judgements on those in the other camp. Demanding blocks and other punitive measures is tantamount to asking people to get behind the barricades and start shooting at each other.

And if you check that link above closely, you'll see Neutralizer came back after my block of him expired and asked the admin community to shoot at me. --Brian McNeil / talk 22:02, 2 May 2006 (UTC)

re: off-site vs. on-site
Its a try to get some rationale out of them. And someting must be made to avoid similar things to repete. There is no policys against 'cabal' stuf and I dont see the need. But when skit like this happen and it involve some of the most active and/or influental users, most of them admins, we need to sort things out. I just start with the off-site part and see if they are willing to, like Messedrocker did, explain and I will forgive and forget. international 19:15, 4 May 2006 (UTC)

Murtha article
Can you explain to me how this qualifies as current news? No disrespect to the article, but this sounds like political campaign ad. Is anything about this a news event? -  Amgine | talk en.WN 06:08, 19 May 2006 (UTC)

 * It is also Mr Murtha's opinion of the events, rather than a cited study or investigation report. While I respect Mr Murtha very much, as a journalist I would have to ask if it might be possible he might be, perhaps, biased in his interpretation of the facts. Since we do not have access to the report he is speaking about, there isn't any actual new information to report. -  Amgine | talk en.WN 06:22, 19 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Murtha is not writing the Wikinews report. What he has or has not seen is not actually news; what is released for us to know is. His comments regarding the events are also unchanged from his position shortly after the actual events, so they are not news either. In short, this article is giving Mr Murtha advertising campaign ad space on Wikinews, and I find that behaviour extremely offensive. It does not take a great leap in logic to realize that a politician's discussion with the press during an election year when the press cannot verify his comments is likely to be "spin". Failing to cover all politicians comments on this particular issue or to request comment where none has been made, would be biased, yet this article doesn't even make the slightest attempt to do so. It's the kind of poor reporting one expects of blogs but not Wikinews. -  Amgine | talk en.WN 16:44, 19 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Reading the sources for the article, the current article incorrectly states he is referring to preliminary reports - this is not supported. In fact, the sources specifically quote an Army spokesman who has no idea where he is getting his information.

 * Given that there is no corroboration, and he is a politician - not an authority regarding this event - the article is clearly inappropriately presenting a single point of view which is not supported with verifiable sources. This is my complaint regarding the article.

 * If you have any source supporting this one person's viewpoint, put it in the article. If you do not, the article is a violation of WN:NPOV. -  Amgine | talk en.WN 18:19, 19 May 2006 (UTC)

Dog handler article
Neutralizer published that article, and bumped the date on it. Seeing as none of the sources were later than the original creation, I unbumped the date. Having now looked at the other, better, article I would suggest merging any information not covered in the better article, and turning this one into a redirect (thus preserving the edit history.) -  Amgine | talk en.WN 19:54, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

 * I republished? were our edits very close in time proximity? Oh, wait, I was following up from a user contributions page, and probably hit the edit tab without looking at the final article version. I goofed, and I'm sorry about that. Would you like me to unpublish? -  Amgine | talk en.WN 20:03, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

checkuser
Transparency is a good thing. The way ArbCom works is a good example how all users with anykind of formal power/status should work. Dont know what policys regulate Checkuser requests from wikinews side. Isnt there a side on meta where all requset have to go that make it possible for anyuser to check afterwards? We must fix policys for this and start to work with ArbComs also so this latest thing dont repet itself. international 22:51, 9 June 2006 (UTC)

are you ...
in a mood to expand London terrorist suspects released without charge? Doldrums 18:12, 10 June 2006 (UTC)

also what's the deal with an article (Second fire in 24 hours hits Muslim building in the Netherlands) having only a foreign language source? Doldrums 18:20, 10 June 2006 (UTC)

check user idea to resolve dispute
Heres an idea I had to perhaps resolve the chekuser issue. If someone thinks someone is a sock, they list them on the appropriate page (providing the reasons for their suspicions like they do now). They then have to wait for three other people to agree with them that the chek should be preformed before a chekuser can be preformed. If someone thinks that using chekuser would be inapropriate in the situation, they can oppose the check. one oppose takes away two supports. (so if you have one oppose, you'd need five supports to go through with it). the check users have to wait at least 12 hours before preforming the check so people will see it. Just an idea. [note: I cross posted this on user talk:International] Bawolff ☺☻ 02:31, 13 June 2006 (UTC)

adminship
May I nominate you for adminship? Nyarlathotep 09:24, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
 * k, cool, no worries. :)  Nyarlathotep 13:52, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

Re.welcome messages
The vote link is part of my signature. I'm not doing that to solicit votes. F e  llow  Wiki  News   (W)   (Vote!)  00:44, 10 July 2006 (UTC)

RfA :(
Thanks for voting on my RfA. Unfortunately a consensus was not reached. Anyway, thanks for voting. MyName 01:22, 24 July 2006 (UTC)
 * BTW, this message is the same for everyone :)

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User talk:Ferty3

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User talk:68.147.139.100

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Talk:Panic-buying as petrol protests sweep Britain

Original reporting notes: Brits get out there and witness the panic! And add your notes here:

 * My eyewitness did indeed see someone fill up an extra tank as well as a great big car. And my mum, not panic buying at all had to wait ages just to get her normal petrol, had to wait ages. I love it when this happens, the Brits may queue nicely for their petrol but watch 'em fight each other when it gets low and they look like they might have to walk somewhere. Heh. I get the train :) ClareWhite 08:15, 14 September 2005 (UTC)

 * Is that an original photo? ClareWhite 08:42, 14 September 2005 (UTC)

 * Travelled from Southampton to Salisbury today, and saw queues at most petrol stations. Two of them were coned off, empty - an unusual site during rush hour.

 * As of 18:19 BST (British Summer Time) -09.14.2005 Still very queit compared to 2000 it seems -  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4243950.stm


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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 Renegade. To make sure that both of you can use all Wikimedia projects in future, we have reserved the name Renegade~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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Renamed
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Portal:Disasters and accidents/Eyewitness accounts

Eyewitness accounts of disasters and accidents

Please add new eyewitness accounts to this list by copying the link below and changing the article name (the last part), then pasting the eyewitness account and adding the template.

 * Portal:Disasters and accidents/Eyewitness accounts/Katrina aftermath Bradshaw and Slonsky
 * Portal:Disasters and accidents/Eyewitness accounts/St Bernard Parish


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Portal:Disasters and accidents/Eyewitness accounts/St Bernard Parish

I've been reading some news reports on Katrina, and as an evacuee,  I want to clear up a couple of things.

The city made it through the storm in pretty good shape. It was afterwords with storm water still in the lake that the levees broke in two major places. One flooding the city and one flooding the 9th ward and St. Bernard parish. People have said they were getting ready to go outside and assess damage when they were literally chased into their attics by the water flooding through the levees.

The shootings, looting, robberies are not as bad as the news reported. They were happening but some news reports were ridiculous, especially CNN's. I knew two nurses at two seperate hospitals, and they struggled, but those hospital invasion reports are b.s. People really went after all stores for food and water, and others took this opportunity to steal the drugs.

The people that remained in the city are mainly the poor or stubborn. Story after story you hear people say that they couldn't afford to leave. I've seen rescues of huge people, infirmed people. I know of many people who thought they'd be ok and stayed behind only to be rescued or make their own way out of the city. The news makes it out to be a black/white thing, but the news crews are in the city. The people that mostly stayed in the city are the poor that couldn't get out. The news is not reporting the thousands of mostly white people that are trapped or rescued in St. Bernard parish. I still have not seen much footage down there. That is where I know the most people. I think everyone I know has lost their house or their parents have lost their houses in St. Bernard. It's almost 100% under water while the city is not.

As far as the monies people say Bush cut, it's a litte off base. Bush, or whoever, cut funding for future levees and storm protection. The money was not earmarked for the levees that failed, rather new levees and pumps for new suburban areas on the outskirts of the city.

Police have quit, but not in those numbers being reported. There are 200 or so that haven't been accounted for that are trapped, left, or are taking care of their own families or whatever. Or are working without anybody knowing they are out there. One of the cops that killed himself was the spokesman for the force. He lived by me and lost his house like I did. Reports were he was heading into a funk, that in retrospect, people noticed too late.

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User talk:Stephan Schneider

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Camel Rock Festival held in Scilly

September 14, 2005

The August Bank Holiday weekend, as usual, played host to many festivals and musical events around the UK, not least the Camel Rock Festival held at Porthcressa on the Isles of Scilly. But will it be the last?

Local bands included those formed at the Five Islands' School, the members of the Steamband under the temporary name Senile Shambles and the rhythm and blues band, Roadrunner. Bands imported from mainland England included Murdoch, from Manchester.

The event, deemed 'unique' in the local press, raises money for local musical projects on the islands. It's future is, as always, in doubt due to the amount of work for organisers and volunteers, especially for the clean-up operation. Organiser Paul Lewis hopes that the event will return next year as long as there are still volunteers.

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Caged children well fed, behaved

September 13, 2005

Clarksfield Township, Ohio - The children looked ordinary enough to neighbors and seemed polite, well-behaved, well-dressed. They spent their apparently carefree days playing in a toy-filled yard.

But at night, the 11 children were not treated like ordinary children, authorities say. Their adoptive parents allegedly forced several of them to sleep in homemade cages about 3 1/2 feet high.

Their adoptive parents, Michael Gravelle, 56, and Sharen Gravelle, 57, denied in a custody hearing Monday they abused or neglected the children, aged one to 14, who have conditions that include autism and fetal alcohol syndrome.

The cages had mats and the house smelled of urine. They also had alarms that sounded when they were opened.

Neighbors said that the children were polite and well-behaved. They never saw any signs of abuse.

The children have been placed with foster families and appear to be doing well, authorities said. Charges have yet to be filed.

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User talk:Camillechk

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Wal-Mart accused of workers rights violations

September 14, 2005 A class-action suit has been filed with the Superior court of the state of California accusing Wal-Mart of failing to ensure their suppliers' employees work in acceptable conditions. The suit, representing workers from six countries across four continents, conceals the identities of 17 workers from China, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Swaziland and Nicaragua in addition to four Californians cited as also representing others from the state.

The complaint accuses Wal-Mart of failing to adequately police garment suppliers and ensure that workers are not kept in sweatshop conditions, and that this is in breach of their own Code of Conduct for foreign suppliers. Wal-Mart counters that they have an extensive programme to ensure suppliers adhere to their Code of Conduct; that 200 full-time inspectors are employed to check supplier factories, and 108 factories have been permanently banned as suppliers. However, this is mainly for child labor violations.

This is part of an ongoing campaign against Wal-Mart by the International Labor Rights Fund ; a labor rights group opposed to many of the business practices of Wal-Mart that they claim encourage unacceptable working conditions and salaries in developing countries.


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First Nestorian search engine goes online

September 14, 2005

Recently the first ever Nestorian Search Engine went online currently offering users more than a million resources...

The Web site says that is the "official Search Engine for all things Nestorian." The Nestorian Search Engine has materials ranging from Assyrian, Chaldean, Biblical languages, Aramaic, Hebrew, Christianity, Judaism, Armenian texts, and much more.

This is the only Nestorian Search Engine on the Internet. Spokesman Marcus Levine said, "Our Search Engine spiders the internet on a daily basis for Nestorian related Web sites and research materials in general." Levine said the Nestorian Search Engine is an ongoing project.

"We are working on many features that will be of interest to Nestorians and all Christians in general such as recipes from Nestorians around the world. Users will soon be able to post their own recipes or request others. Get breaking news from your city, state or country through the free service as well as local weather - users can find out what the weather's like in their area or anywhere in the world", Levine said.

The Nestorian Search Engine will also include a service called "Nestorian Books", which Levine said would serve as a "book finder and publishing service. We will be offering a free print-on-demand service. You can upload a PDF or MS Word doc of your manuscript and the service will publish it. The search engine will also be able to find online books within just a matter of seconds."

Other features the Nestorian Search Engine will include:

 * Nestorian Q&A - Nestorian Question and Answer. Post a question and get an answer from a clergy person with the Nestorian Orthodox Church.
 * Nasrani Blog - Users can sign up for a free blog and post their thoughts daily, every other day, or weekly with the free service.
 * The Global Nestorian - This is the search engine in the user's own language. Soon users will be able to search Nestorian sites in many different languages.
 * Free Translation Service - Need a translation of a verse or passage in the Scriptures? Want to see your congregation's name in another language such as Nasramit, Hebrew or Aramaic? Users will be able to post translation requests and get their answer emailed to them.
 * Nestorian Chat - Users will be able to start chatting soon with fellow Nestorians worldwide with the free Nestorian toolbar.
 * Photo Gallery - Find Nestorian graphics, create your own Nestorian photo gallery or view other galleries with the click of a button.

You can visit the beta site of the Nestorian search engine by going to this link: The Nestorian Search Engine is provided by the Nasrani-Kazaam Software Foundation and sponsored in part by the Nasrani Church of the East and Abroad which is also known officially in many parts of the world as The Nestorian Orthodox Church.


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User talk:216.64.14.135

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Light stopped for over a second

September 14, 2005

Light has been stopped in its tracks for more than one second, setting a new record over a thousand times longer than the previous one.

Researchers at the Australian National University used a technique called electromagnetically induced transparency in which a beam of laser light puts the atoms in a solid sample into a state in which a signal light pulse can be trapped.

Most previous stopped-light demonstrations have used gases rather than solid materials. Light had previously been stopped in a solid (yttrium-silicate doped with atoms of praseodymium), but only for a few milliseconds.

Although the efficiency of the storage was low in this experiment, the researchers believe they can improve the efficiency by using a thicker sample and by increasing the concentration of praseodymium in the sample. The technique could be useful in quantum information processing applications such as quantum computers.

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User:BuzzSkyline

My name is James Riordon. I write about physics-related news.

My goal is to increase the amount of science covered in Wikinews.

If you have a news tip, contact me at skylinejry@yahoo.com

Thanks,

James --BuzzSkyline 15:45, 23 September 2005 (UTC)

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User talk:BuzzSkyline

Welcome
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 * please check your commons talk page Bawolff ☺☻[[image:smile.png]] 21:30, 13 October 2006 (UTC)

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