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Yesterday's top 30 rating items on Scoop were...
1: Scoop Image: Southern Snow From Outer Space An image of the snowbound South Island taken from NASA's Modis Satellite yesterday. Click for big version (very big 1.7
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2: John Bolton Responds To UNDSG Mark Malloch Brown Ambassador John R. Bolton, U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations Remarks at the Security Council Stakeout
New York City June 7, 2006
3: Kamala Sarup: Politics Of Education We need to wage war for good educational system to improve a peaceful political system. Also, how can we protect a
detailed social system so we can work exactly for educational reforms system?. Radical reforms on education needed
because that means educational ...
4: Kelpie Wilson: Monkey Business 2008 Is this what the 2008 presidential contest is going to look like? Last week, two media stories made me wonder. On
Wednesday we were treated to a jaw-dropping Bill Frist puff piece by Washington Post writer Laura Blumenfield, who
followed the politician ...
5: Weather Update Buses are no longer running up Dyer's Pass Road or through to the Sign of the Takahe. These bus services are terminating
at Thorington Shops and Princess Margaret hospital respectively.
6: Salon, Mother Jones & the Tortured Dialogue The prevailing silence on election fraud 2004 was interrupted June 1 by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in his article Was the
2004 Election Stolen? He argues clearly and forcefully that the 2004 election was stolen, basing his analysis and
evidence on events and ...
7: Jason Leopold: Sealed vs. Sealed Four weeks ago, during the time when we reported that White House political adviser Karl Rove was indicted for crimes
related to his role in the leak of covert CIA operative Valerie Plame Wilson, the grand jury empanelled in the case
returned an indictment ...
8: Questions And Answers Tuesday, 13 June 2006 Dr Don Brash: Does she have confidence in the security of power supply to the Auckland region; if not, what steps will
she take, and when will she take them, so that she can express such confidence?
9: New Images: U.S. Killing Of Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi US Forces were tipped off as to where Al-Zarqawi was located – shortly after two F16 fighter planes dropped two 500lbs
bombs on his 'safe-house'. Scoop has obtained new images including a diagram report resulting from Al Zarqawi's autopsy.
10: Questions for Oral Answer Wednesday, 14 June 2006 1. STEVE CHADWICK to the Minister for the Environment: What reports, if any, has he received on changes to the Resource
Management Act 1991
11: Security treaty with Indonesia shouldn't be signed Senator Nettle, today, called on the Federal Government to suspend plans for a new security treaty with Indonesia in
light of continuing revelations of abuses in West Papua.
12: Will Major Media Finally Cover Election Fraud? That the presidential elections of 2000 and 2004 were stolen has become an article of faith for millions of mainstream
Americans. But there has been barely a whiff of coverage in the major media about any problems with the electronic
voting machines ...
13: Even dead dogs liable for $100 fine The NZ Kennel Club says scrapping compulsory microchipping is excellent news.
14: Spread of bird flu to humans only “matter of time An Australian expert on the flu virus has warned that it is only a matter of time that one of the present strains of
bird flu will jump species and be spread from human to human.
15: Scoop Image: South Isl. Snow Via Satellite (2) An image of the snowbound South Island taken from NASA's Modis Satellite Tuesday. (The snow storm started Monday
Morning.) For an earlier satellite image of the same storm see… Scoop Image: Southern Snow From Outer Space
16: Lightroom Public Beta 3.0 for Mac Now Available Adobe Systems today announced an update to the public beta of Adobe Lightroom, an all-new digital imaging workflow
solution for professional photographers that allows them to import, select, develop and showcase large volumes of
images.
17: Richard Perle reveals US War Plans in the Iran One US carrier task force is already in position in the Persian Gulf. Two more task forces are moving swiftly to take up
their positions in the Iranian theatre. The controversial neoconservative American bureaucrat, Richard Perle, visited
Britain ...
18: Supercomputer Weather: Hurricane Alberto? The Atlantic Hurricane season for 2006 is expected to be one of the worst ever. Last year's season was in fact the worst
ever to date, and will be hard to beat, however, so far 2006 is shaping up as expected.
19: Dahr Jamail: Ramadi - Fallujah Redux Fearful residents are now pouring out of Ramadi after the US military has been assaulting the city for months with
tactics like cutting water, electricity and medical aid, imposing curfews, and attacking by means of snipers and random
air strikes. This ...
20: Bush: The Most Defamed President Of US History The peace loving & humanitarian public of America, while opposing George Bush, & on the falling graph of popularity of Bush, it becomes a common talk, & a question arises, if people weren’t happy over the policies of George Bush, why was he elected ...
21: Dating frenzy hits New Zealand It’s a dating frenzy! The singles scene is alive and kicking up its heels in New Zealand going by the response to the
Colgate® Max Fresh™ Speed Dating Challenge. The organisers have been swamped, registrations outnumbering by over three
to one ...
22: Yellow Pages® Maps now available on internet From today Kiwis can get maps and directions online at www.yellowpages.co.nz and through www.whitepages.co.nz.
23: William Fisher: Saudi Arabian Cosmetics? As human rights organizations expressed skepticism that detainees recently transferred from Guantanamo Bay to Saudi
Arabian custody could receive fair trials and escape torture - and a new study charged that the country's textbooks
continue to promote ...
24: The Role of NGOs in the Development of Democracy Barry F. Lowenkron, Assistant Secretary for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor Remarks to the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee Washington, DC June 8, 2006
25: New footage fuels argument of anti-whaling lobby As pro and anti-whalers meet in St Kitts to debate whale killing methods, new undercover footage is released which
proves that there is no humane way to kill a whale at sea - even in optimum weather conditions.
26: William Fisher: Will Gitmo Go Away? The US Government today sought to distance itself from a statement calling the suicides of three Guantanamo Bay
prisoners "a good PR move to draw attention" as human rights groups, legal experts and newspapers in the Middle East
renewed calls for the prison's ...
27: Party pill research doesn't justify prohibition The findings of the first of four research projects into party pill use and its effects are being welcomed by the Green
Party, with a note of caution that they should not be used to justify total prohibition.
28: Battery hen opponents lay claim to second win Two of New Zealand’s largest battery hen producers have bowed to pressure from animal advocacy organisation SAFE
following calls for mandatory labelling of egg cartons, and say they will label their battery eggs. This unexpected
announcement is the second ...
29: PA 14/6/6: 3 Days Before The Day After Tomorrow All I can say is, time flies when you're having babies. I look at photos from a couple of months ago and hardly
recognize the little fellow. Let's face it, most newborn babies wouldn't win a beauty contest...
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30: Advice to be "well packed" is likely to harm kiwis Yesterday the New Zealand Family Planning Association and Positive Women launched a new campaign called “Well Packed”
that targets kiwis heading overseas, encouraging them to make sure they have condoms and chemical contraceptives packed
in their luggage ...