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Frequency error before mid-air tragedy An US air traffic controller listening to three conversations at once - including a personal phone call - may not have heard a critical pilot error before a deadly collision over New York's Hudson River in which a New Zealand pilot... 米空軍の管制官は3つの会話を一度に聞く - 個人的な電話を含む - ニューヨークのハドソン川に架かる致命的な衝突する前に重要なパイロットエラーを聞いたことがない可能性がありますが、ニュージーランドのパイロット...
Glitch Brings New Worries About Facebook’s Privacy A major security flaw in Facebook’s privacy settings heightened a feeling among many users that it was becoming hard to trust the service to protect their personal information. Facebookのプライバシー設定の主要なセキュリティ上の欠陥は、多くのユーザーは難しいの個人情報を保護するためのサービスを信頼するようになっていた間に気持ちを高めて
Google’s Data Collection Angers European Officials European privacy regulators and advocates reacted angrily Saturday to the disclosure by Google that it had systematically collected personal data on individuals since 2006 while compiling its StreetView photo archive. 欧州プライバシーレギュレータと擁護派は怒って土曜日開示にGoogleがストリートビューの写真アーカイブをコンパイル中に、それが体系的に2006年以来、個人の個人データを収集した反応を示した
German arms lobbyist Karlheinz Schreiber jailed for eight years Lobbyist at centre of 1990s slush fund scandal found guilty of tax evasion after 10-year extradition battleKarlheinz Schreiber, a major player in a slush fund affair that plunged Germany's Christian Democrats into chaos in the 1990s and paved the way to power for the current chancellor, Angela Merkel, was convicted today of tax evasion and sentenced to eight years in prison.The 76-year-old former arms industry lobbyist was found guilty in Augsburg state court of failing to report some 14.6m Deutsche marks (equivalent to about €7.5m) in income.Prosecutors had asked for nine and a half years in prison, while Schreiber's defence lawyers had argued for his acquittal. It was not immediately clear if either side would appeal.Schreiber was accused of taking undeclared commissions from a deal in the early 1990s to deliver Fuchs armoured vehicles to Saudi Arabia.Schreiber, who has German and Canadian citizenship, was arrested in Canada in 1999 under a German warrant. He was sent to Germany in August for trial after losing a 10-year battle against extradition.He also allegedly gave a cash donation in 1991 to the former treasurer of then chancellor Helmut Kohl's Christian Democratic Union party, Walther Leisler Kiep. That allegation triggered a scandal that only deepened with Kohl's 1999 admission that he had personally accepted off-the-books – and therefore illegal – donations from supporters.The party financing scandal tainted the reputation of Kohl, who was chancellor from 1982 to 1998, and led to a criminal investigation. However, prosecutors in Bonn closed the case in 2001 without charging Kohl after he agreed to pay approximately 300,000 Deutsche marks in fines.Schreiber was indicted initially on charges of tax evasion, bribery and of being an accessory to breach of trust an 1990秘密資金事件の中心にロビイストが脱税の罪で10年引き渡しbattleKarlheinzシュレイバー、1990年代に大混乱にドイツのキリスト教民主同盟を急落し、現在の首相の電源への道を開いたの秘密資金事件の主要なプレーヤーの後、発見アンゲラメルケルは、今日の脱税の有罪判決を受けたとprison.The 76歳の元武器業界のロビイストで8年の判決をいくつかの14.6メートルドイツ符（に相当する報告に失敗のアウグスブルクの州裁判所で有罪判決を受けた約€7.5メートルシュレイバーの防衛弁護士は彼の無罪を主張していたが）income.Prosecutors 9と刑務所年半、求めていた
Korean leader visits China North Korean leader Kim Jong Il is believed to be making a rare trip to China today aboard his personal armoured train, South Korean news reports said.Kim's train arrived earlier in the Chinese border town of Dandong, where some... 北朝鮮韓国の金正日総書記は、今日の彼の個人的な装甲列車に乗って中国への貴重な旅行を作ることに信じられている、韓国の報道のsaid.Kimの列車は、以前の丹東の中国との国境の町に到着したところいくつかの...
Mother's day purchase 70% of Mexican white goods sales Some 70 percent of white goods sales come in the month of may, related to Mother's Day, which fell on Monday, Mexico's Federal Consumer Defense Agency (Profeco) said in a Monday report.
Profeco's report, published on its web page, added that around half of
Mexico's mothers are taken out for a meal on the day. Around half say they
would prefer gifts of personal accessories including watches, shoes and perfume.
Separately, the Bank of Mexico reported that money sent home by Mexicans is ... 白物家電の売上高の約70％は月曜日に落ちた、昼間来るの母の月の可能性がありますに関連する、メキシコの連邦消費者防衛庁は（Profeco）を追加しました月曜日とのレポート
Apple CEO attacks Adobe on Flash technology Steve Jobs, chief executive officer (CEO) of Apple Inc., on Thursday publicly criticized the drawbacks of Adobe Systems Inc.'s Flash technology, intensifying the tension between the two once close Silicon Valley companies.
Flash can be used to embed video in web pages, and according to Adobe, its Flash software is installed on about 98 percent of personal computers (PCs) connected to the Internet.
However, Apple has been under pressure for the company's position to not allow Flash on its i ... スティーブジョブズCEOは、最高経営責任者（CEO）が社のアップル、木曜日に公の場で埋め込むビデオバレー企業
Feedback on Philippa Stroud | Andrew Brown Two comments from members of Philippa Stroud's church are lifted above the lineIt's hard to believe but not everyone reads all the comments that appear on this site; a couple of days into the arguments about Philippa Stroud and her church in Bedford two people who knew her or belong to her church turned up. So I am copying them up here, for the perspectives they offer on the question of homosexuality and homelessness. First Micah6v8 I attended both the CitizensUK event as part of the Citizens for Sanctuary delegation and also attend a New Frontiers Church. Part of my work is in a ecumenical project welcoming refugees and asylum seekers of all faiths or none and many friends here and at my church hold differing beliefs of some issues. But we come together to help people and at times to challenge politicians. Personally I would identify as a liberal evangelical and distance myself from what I see as a hardline Christian Right who seem to emphasise family, sexuality and abortion as the only key issues for Christians. In my church I see a loving welcome to people from all cultures and backgrounds and determined efforts to serve the local community offering free no-strings attached English classes. If I witnessed a negative reaction to an openly gay attendee from some members I would question my place in the church and I would talk to leaders about it. ... I checked about praying for release from demons in my church and the guess is this has maybe happened four times in ten years, none of these related to homosexuality. Exorcism is practiced across Christian denominations including Church of England and by Muslims and Sikhs but it's not something I've personally ever witnessed.There was also a comment from someone who had worked with her in Bedford, iloveacuppa: As one who フィリッパストラウドの教会のメンバーからの2つのコメントはlineIt 。。u0026#39;s hard上記は信じないことを誰もがこのサイトに表示されるすべてのコメントを読み込み解除されます
The best law news and analysis on the web - at guardian.co.uk/law | Afua Hirsch Welcome to the Guardian's new law website - for breaking news and groundbreaking commentThere are so many ways of bringing law to a wider audience. You can make a music video. You can go head-to-head with a famous blogger with whom you disagree (sometimes anyway) on some substantial issues of law and principle, as Henry Porter and I did on our recent blog.But at the Guardian we are bringing more law to more people by writing brilliant news, features and analysis on all of the most important law stories of the day – all at our new website www.guardian.co.uk/law. We have launched this site because law matters. It matters for people who want to challenge the power of the state to do anything, from closing a care home to taking the country to war. It matters to people who claim bullying or discrimination at work, and for the employers who dispute it. It matters to voters who question the power of the courts to interpret decisions made by democratically elected politicians. It matters to politicians, constrained by the rule of law, on what they are allowed to do. It matters to people concerned that ancient principles of liberty have been swept away by fear about the threat of terrorism and the draconian responses of the executive.The law matters to people who read books or watch films, vulnerable to the effects of libel law. It matters to families going through divorces or care proceedings relating to their children. It matters to anyone who cares about domestic violence, or war crimes, or the constantly evolving trends in international law and human rights. These are the stories and issues which the Guardian covers like no other newspaper and on this new website, you'll find even more; from class-actions to crime, privacy to personal injury. There will be in-depth interview ようこそはガーディアンの新しい法律のWebサイトに - ニュース速報と画期的なcommentThere幅広い視聴者に法律を持ってくるので、多くの方法があります
World Press Freedom Day reminds us that information is democracy's oxygen | Agnès Callamard Many journalists pay a high price for the public's right to knowToday is World Press Freedom Day and there is much to celebrate in a world where affordable and fast technologies enable journalists to break news and report from all the corners of the world in real time.There is also much to be concerned about, as journalists, photographers, bloggers and other writers face increasing risks to their personal safety in many parts of the globe where illegitimate regimes and criminal cartels push back against the brave efforts of media workers to report human rights abuses, corruption, environmental degradation and criminal activity.This year, World Press Freedom Day focuses on freedom of information and the basic right to access information which is at the heart of media freedom. This refers to the principle that governments, public bodies and other organisations have a duty to share the information they hold, based on the public's right to be informed.Article 19: Global Campaign for Free Expression has long worked to promote the public's right to know and we believe that freedom of information is one of the sharpest instruments in the investigative journalist's toolbox.In Britain, the 2009 parliamentary expenses scandal was a seminal example of the ways in which freedom of information laws allowed one dedicated journalist, Heather Brooke, to demand and expose details of corruption that rocked the political establishment. Brooke succeeded in her arduous task because the law was on her side, but she had to get past umpteen obstacles erected in her path by political leaders unwilling to endure public scrutiny.Because these events happened in Britain, and there are many democratic safeguards in place in this country, the only personal consequences for Brooke during this long in 多くのジャーナリストがknowTodayに国民の権利のために大きな代償を払う世界報道自由の日は、ですが、世界のどこに手頃な価格で高速技術は、ジャーナリストがニュースやリアルタイムtime.There世界のすべてのコーナーからのレポートを破ることができます祝うために多くのは、また、多くのですが詳細については、その個人の安全ジャーナリスト、写真家、ブロガー、そして、他の作家に直面増加リスクとして、不法な政権と犯罪カルテルに戻るメディア関係者の勇敢な努力人権侵害を報告するに逆らって進む世界の多くの部分で心配する、腐敗、環境の悪化や犯罪activity.This年度は、世界報道自由の日は、情報の自由に焦点を当て、メディアの自由の中心にある情報にアクセスする基本的な権利
Politics Weekly – live from Kings Place With just hours left, we put our top commentators on a podium and asked them for their final predictions. To find out what they were, you'll have to listen, but to hint, Polly Toynbee thinks that people will be voting against the Conservatives and things can still happen, while Andrew Rawnsley thinks that pollsters don't know the whole story. John Harris thinks that what people are heading to the polls for isn't reflected in the politicians' talk.We ask our audience what they thought of the Guardian and Observer's endorsement of the Liberal Democrats and their response is mixed, as is our panel's.Then we turn to policy, specifically two of the themes that are dominating in London. Dave Hill our London blogger reports from Westminster North on housing, and Jon Dennis scrutinises the transport policies being put forwards by the parties. Finally to personality. Andrew is the world expert on Gordon Brown's psychological flaws. He thinks we haven't seen the real Brown in this campaign – either the flaws or the virtues, and Polly wonders why Brown ever thought it was the right job for him.Tom ClarkAllegra StrattonFrancesca PanettaPolly ToynbeeAndrew RawnsleyJohn HarrisDave HillJon Dennis
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A Tory-Lib Dem coalition offers hope for civil liberties | Henry Porter It may not be top of the Tories' agenda, but civil liberties are at least on the discussion table with the Lib DemsCivil liberties came fifth in the areas of common ground listed by William Hague as he left negotiations with the Liberal Democrats team yesterday, one ahead of the environment. But at least the possible reversal of Labour's worst measures in the attack on personal rights and liberty was mentioned by the shadow foreign secretary and, as important, so was the environment.Neither received much attention during the campaign, which is why the process of negotiations over the weekend is encouraging and shows the advantages of one party being able to modify and enhance the programme of a larger party that hasn't won an overall majority. If this is a taste of what would happen under a PR system, I have to say that it doesn't seem at all bad, even if on this occasion the gilt and stock markets lurk off the coast like a wolf pack of 。–boats.Hague wrote an excellent biography of William Pitt the Younger and, like his subject, does not seem to place a particularly high value on civil liberties as against the interests of firm, even dictatorial government. So it's good that he was forced to name freedom as part of a possible deal and that the Tories would therefore be bound to a policy of restoration of liberties in coalition, or some less formal working arrangement, with the Liberal Democrats.Even though Nick Clegg was always going to speak first to David Cameron, as the leader of the largest party, it is striking how sluggish labour has been in making its own case and that it did not bother over the weekend to connect with Liberal Democrat passions on liberty, which happen to be a very important unifying factor for a party that has sections with such different priori これは、保守党。。u0026#39;議題のトップが、できない場合があります市民的自由は、リブDemsCivilの自由との話し合いのテーブルに、少なくとも彼は昨日、1つの自民チームとの交渉を残しましたとして共通ウィリアムハーグで表示さの分野で5番目の来ている先の環境
