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by zander
I've asked this question before and this seems like an interesting time to ask it again...
I'm curious today about breaking points. What is your personal limit? And what will your course of action be when that line has been crossed? Read more... (4 comments, 252 words in story) by zander
Hi everyone!
Katiebird, I hope you don't mind me hopping in on your hosting day - I tried to hunt you down by checking your comments, but then became hopelessly confused trying to figure out the time zone difference, etc... and had a whatever kind of moment. If someone is already scheduled for tonight, please let me know and I'll pull this down - but otherwise... can I treat this like a coming out (from under my rock) party? I've been lurking a little, and silently checking in on many of you... but as Catnip so eloquently said the other day - My brain has been on strike! Read more... (108 comments, 215 words in story) by zander
I've just seen a segment on CBC Newsworld Sunday with Peter Power, a representative with a company called Visor Consultants. He has just acknowledged that his company was running a security exercise in London when the bombings happened. This exercise was apparently based on a scenario of 3 bombs going off in the same 3 stations at the same approximate time...
I don't trust myself to comment on this... Read more... (74 comments, 657 words in story) by zander
Update [2005-7-10 1:20:7 by zander]: - This welcome wagon is closed. Please unrecommend if you can and go to Part 2.
Update [2005-7-9 18:34:25 by zander]: - On a whim, I just called the phone number listed at mamatang.ca and spoke with Tracy Tang, the photographer responsible for the Tinhat series to offer my thanks for the great pics. Kudos to Tracy for being cool about the use of her images here, and to her friends who unwittingly took part by letting her photograph them at a party... Comments >> (154 comments) by zander
I'm sorry to post a diary that consists only of quotes, but this needs to be said...
July 7th in England LONDON (Reuters)- Four blasts tore through packed underground trains and a bus during London's rush hour on Thursday, killing 37 people and disrupting a summit of world leaders in the deadliest-ever peacetime attack on the capital. Around 700 people were wounded, markets plummeted before partially recovering and Prime Minister Tony Blair rushed to London from the Group of Eight summit in Scotland after branding the attacks "barbaric".
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[From the diaries by susanhu.} At least 3 reports of explosions on buses in London, and also disruption of the Tube system. One double decker bus has been described as 'torn apart' by an explosion.
An ITN live broadcast described a major attack to cause maximum chaos, and minimal loss of life. Not like Madrid. There are reports of injuries. I'll update as I find more information. Update [2005-7-7 6:9:11 by zander]: - This is a major event. First explosions happened at 8:49 local time. The entire mobile phone network has ground to a halt, while people contact loved ones. Many people were trapped underground as the tube system stopped. Witnesses have described a flash and a sudden outage that stopped trains. There is some uncertainty about the cause. Read more... (85 comments, 991 words in story) by zander
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While browsing around ArabNews.com looking for anything at all about the helicopter that was downed in Afghanistan, I was startled by this headline..
US Holding Prisoners on Warships: UN Official
VIENNA, 29 June 2005 -- The UN has learned of "very, very serious" allegations that the United States is secretly detaining terrorism suspects in various locations around the world, notably aboard prison ships, the UN's special rapporteur on terrorism said yesterday. The article goes on to mention that the accusations are at this point, merely 'rumors', but the UN, seriously stymied at the moment in efforts to launch an inquiry into Guantanamo, is interested in investigating.
The use of prison ships would allow investigators to interrogate people secretly and in international waters out of the reach of US law, British security expert Francis Tusa said.
"This opens the door to very tough interrogations on key prisoners before it even has been revealed that they have been captured," said Tusa, an editor for the British magazine Jane's Intelligence Review. Read more... (29 comments, 574 words in story) by zander
--Unattended diary alert! I'll have to disappear sporadically throughout the day - please feel free to use this as an open thread for all things Supreme Court related if the need arises.
So in a 'just in case' kind of a way ... some of the potential replacements are: Read more... (18 comments, 606 words in story) by zander
1 million people are expected to attend Pride celebrations in Toronto this weekend - and there is much to celebrate...
A round-up of some great news from the last couple of days after the flip... Read more... (32 comments, 775 words in story) by zander
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Update [2005-6-12 15:56:13 by BooMan]:User 1500 hasn't signed in yet. But we have crossed the divide.
UID Nickname It seems to be a long standing tradition here at Booman Tribune to have `getting to know you' diaries. I believe this began quite by accident when Booman himself posted a diary back in April asking the question Where Do You Live? Well, I wasn't around back then, but browsing that thread now, I can tell you that it looked like a lot of fun (and some of the pictures are stunning).
This evolved over the following weeks and months into quasi-regular Tell Us diaries that were an opportunity for some of the original members (at diane101's coaxing, it appears) to welcome newbies into the `family' here. Read more... (124 comments, 396 words in story) |
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