Flight Day 14:

Shame on China: Protest disrupts torch ceremony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsY_KMUztpc
Shame on China: Olympic flame protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jo66Ml1CC4

Shame on
the International Olympic Committee's Swiss headquarters
No call for China boycott - Rogge
No governments have called for a boycott of the Beijing Olympic Games, says International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge.
Patrick Hickey, the head of the European Olympic Committees, said boycotts "have never worked".
He said: "Montreal 1976, Moscow 1980, Los Angeles 1984 - the only people punished in a boycott are the athletes."
Pro-Tibet demonstrators representing more than 150 Tibetan support groups will on Tuesday call for the IOC to block plans for the Olympic torch to pass through the region. BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/olympics/7301665.stm

(Cartoon 1: Hu Jintao Says "Dalai Lama Behind Tibet Unrest". Dalai Lama

中国政府、動画サイトのブラックリストを公表。停止命令も - ITmedia News
http://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/0803/21/news087.html
中国はユーザーが最大(2007年末に2億1000万人)になっても
自国「万里の長城」内って、こと
ますますHu Jintao版"1948"になるだけ(笑)
困惑するのは海外からの投資家だけじゃん
"検閲済み"中国に見るべきページ無いし
表現の自由・人権なんのといったって、「馬耳東風」
Hu Jintaoの後世の評価だって虐殺者ってことにもう決まったのだし

チベット暴動について論じた場合、「中国インターネット監視当局」から、逮捕され「しかるべき処分」を受ける

网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件博讯新闻，简体中文新闻
"网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
(博讯北京时间2008年3月20日综合报道)
博讯据记者无国界透露，大陆网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件。以下是国内网站18日发布的信息，博讯记者查询，多数已经删除。
网监局通知：请各位网友禁止发布西藏事件
从即日起，全天网监局监控！
禁止发布，转载，讨论有关成都西藏事件等系列报道
一旦发现将记录 IP转交公安局信息科等相关部门处理，后果自负
网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
有网友在此通知下留言如下："
http://www.peacehall.com/news/gb/china/2008/03/200803202101.shtml

Automatically translated text:
网监局通知：请各位网友禁止发布西藏事件从即日起，全天网监局监控！禁止发布，转载，讨论有关成都西藏事件等系列报道一旦发现将记录 IP转交公安局信息科等相关部门处理，后果自负
Network Supervisor, informed: Members Netizen prohibit the publication of the incident in Tibet
From now onwards, the day supervisor monitoring network!
Prohibit the publication, reproduce, to discuss the incident, and Chengdu Tibet series of reports
Once found will be recorded by IP information to the Public Security Bureau and other related departments dealing with the consequences own

Chinese Authorities Place 'Wanted' Posters For Tibetan Rioters On Web Portals | Threat Level from Wired.com
http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/03/chinese-authori.html
"反体制的なブロガーたちは、「中国インターネット監視当局」から、チベット暴動について論じた場合、逮捕され「しかるべき処分」を受けることになると警告されている模様だ。"
チベット問題をめぐるネット上の情報戦 | WIRED VISION
http://wiredvision.jp/news/200803/2008032421.html

US military Iraq toll hits 4,000
The US military death toll in Iraq since 2003 reaches 4,000, the US military and independent counts say.

Flight Day 14 .
Joint Crew News Conference . Crew Off Duty Periods . Rendezvous Tools Checkout . Final Transfers

"Fresh riots broke out in Lhasa in 1989, which brought the imposition of martial law and an abrupt end to talks with the Dalai Lama. The Tibetan party secretary who oversaw the harsh crackdown in 1989 was Hu Jintao, now China's president and party chief.
Now events have come back to haunt him. " :Asia Times Online
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/JC18Ad01.html

Letters: Emotional claims and realpolitik in Tibet |The Guardian
"Timothy Garton Ash (the British author of political writing)Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama, March 20, calls it both "statecraft and moral" for Europe to respond differently to the violent repression of Buddhist monks by China than by Burma, which is smaller and much less significant. This is certainly hard-headed realpolitik, but moral? Should we now also respond more weakly to human rights problems in, say, Russia or India, as they too are large global powers, while keeping our strongest tools for smaller countries?"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/24/tibet

Everest - Mount Everest by climbers, news
"Putting faces on China's violence: Sweet Hu, the Butcher, and the Rottweiler A few days after a heated dinner with Hu Jintao;
Panchen Lama was dead and that was just the beginning of Tibet's problems with the current head of China. Hu told a journalist that he dislikes Tibet's altitude, climate and lack of culture. In fact, the then appointed Chief of Tibet couldn't get out fast enough, and then recommended Chen Kuiyuan for the post.
Chen was perfect - he had already served in Inner Mongolia where rebels referred to him as "the butcher.""
http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=17146

'Bloodstained torch'
Tibetan independence activists say they will protest in Olympia during the ceremony.
But Chinese authorities say the route has been set and the torch-bearers chosen.
The torch relay team would work "with all concerned units, taking very seriously and cooperating with security and protection work, and strictly guarding against disturbances and sabotage by the Dalai clique", an unnamed official from the Tibet sports authority told the state-run Tibet Daily.
High security at Olympic ceremony | BBC NEWS
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7310654.stm

青海省で800人参加のデモ＝当局が3人逮捕−
"インドに拠点を置く非政府組織（NGO）「チベット人権民主化センター」は24日までに、中国青海省黄南チベット族自治州の尖扎県で23日、チベット人800人前後"
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20080324-00000023-jij-int

The roads are a greater risk than the riots and police. We have driven through a snow-storm, across an icy stream and through an area prone to rockfalls.
In the past seven days, we have taken seven flights, been driven for 30 hours and covered a distance roughly equivalent to 10 times the length of Britain. Even so, most of the time, I have felt as if I should be somewhere else.
Security restrictions have not helped. I have twice woken up before dawn to avoid checkpoints on six- to eight-hour journeys that ultimately ended in failure, when the police stopped me, found I was a journalist and sent me back.
'Mountain roads are a greater risk than the police' | The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/mar/24/chinathemedia.tibet

From Dark Matter to Light: Science News Online, March 22, 2008
"the study revealed that star birth was highest in those clouds that lie within the heaviest dark-matter halos. Those clouds are the likely progenitors of the most massive galaxies today, the team says in an upcoming Astrophysical Journal."
http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20080322/bob10.asp

例HD 189733b
http://www.google.com/sky/#latitude=-13.826745488569644&longitude=94.7072982788086&zoom=13&Spitzer=0.00&ChandraXO=0.00&Galex=0.00&IRAS=0.00&WMAP=0.00&Cassini=0.00&slide=16&mI=1&oI=2
http://www.google.com/sky/
再度Google Sky
Overlays of custom KML・・・
Google LatLong: Organizing more than one world's information
"Overlays of custom KML content.
(Simply paste a Sky KML URL into the search box, just like on Google Maps.)"
http://google-latlong.blogspot.com/2008/03/organizing-more-than-one-worlds.html

Google Sky: hands on, plus Top 10 uncommonly cool sights
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080315-google-sky-hands-on-plus-top-10-uncommonly-cool-sights.html

Google Sky Brings the Heavens Online | Compiler from Wired.com
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2008/03/google-sky-brin.html

Physics Today News Picks: Google launches virtual observatory
http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2008/03/google_launches_virtual_observ.html

Shame on China: Protest disrupts torch ceremony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsY_KMUztpc
Shame on China: Olympic flame protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jo66Ml1CC4

(Cartoon 1: Hu Jintao Says "Dalai Lama Behind Tibet Unrest". Dalai Lama

チベット暴動について論じた場合、「中国インターネット監視当局」から、逮捕され「しかるべき処分」を受ける

网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件博讯新闻，简体中文新闻
"网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
(博讯北京时间2008年3月20日综合报道)
博讯据记者无国界透露，大陆网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件。以下是国内网站18日发布的信息，博讯记者查询，多数已经删除。
网监局通知：请各位网友禁止发布西藏事件
从即日起，全天网监局监控！
禁止发布，转载，讨论有关成都西藏事件等系列报道
一旦发现将记录 IP转交公安局信息科等相关部门处理，后果自负
网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
有网友在此通知下留言如下："
http://www.peacehall.com/news/gb/china/2008/03/200803202101.shtml

US military Iraq toll hits 4,000
The US military death toll in Iraq since 2003 reaches 4,000, the US military and independent counts say.

Flight Day 14 .
Joint Crew News Conference . Crew Off Duty Periods . Rendezvous Tools Checkout . Final Transfers

"Fresh riots broke out in Lhasa in 1989, which brought the imposition of martial law and an abrupt end to talks with the Dalai Lama. The Tibetan party secretary who oversaw the harsh crackdown in 1989 was Hu Jintao, now China's president and party chief.
Now events have come back to haunt him. " :Asia Times Online
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/JC18Ad01.html

Letters: Emotional claims and realpolitik in Tibet |The Guardian
"Timothy Garton Ash (the British author of political writing)Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama, March 20, calls it both "statecraft and moral" for Europe to respond differently to the violent repression of Buddhist monks by China than by Burma, which is smaller and much less significant. This is certainly hard-headed realpolitik, but moral? Should we now also respond more weakly to human rights problems in, say, Russia or India, as they too are large global powers, while keeping our strongest tools for smaller countries?"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/24/tibet

Everest - Mount Everest by climbers, news
"Putting faces on China's violence: Sweet Hu, the Butcher, and the Rottweiler A few days after a heated dinner with Hu Jintao;
Panchen Lama was dead and that was just the beginning of Tibet's problems with the current head of China. Hu told a journalist that he dislikes Tibet's altitude, climate and lack of culture. In fact, the then appointed Chief of Tibet couldn't get out fast enough, and then recommended Chen Kuiyuan for the post.
Chen was perfect - he had already served in Inner Mongolia where rebels referred to him as "the butcher.""
http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=17146

'Bloodstained torch'
Tibetan independence activists say they will protest in Olympia during the ceremony.
But Chinese authorities say the route has been set and the torch-bearers chosen.
The torch relay team would work "with all concerned units, taking very seriously and cooperating with security and protection work, and strictly guarding against disturbances and sabotage by the Dalai clique", an unnamed official from the Tibet sports authority told the state-run Tibet Daily.
High security at Olympic ceremony | BBC NEWS
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7310654.stm

The roads are a greater risk than the riots and police. We have driven through a snow-storm, across an icy stream and through an area prone to rockfalls.
In the past seven days, we have taken seven flights, been driven for 30 hours and covered a distance roughly equivalent to 10 times the length of Britain. Even so, most of the time, I have felt as if I should be somewhere else.
Security restrictions have not helped. I have twice woken up before dawn to avoid checkpoints on six- to eight-hour journeys that ultimately ended in failure, when the police stopped me, found I was a journalist and sent me back.
'Mountain roads are a greater risk than the police' | The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/mar/24/chinathemedia.tibet

例HD 189733b
http://www.google.com/sky/#latitude=-13.826745488569644&longitude=94.7072982788086&zoom=13&Spitzer=0.00&ChandraXO=0.00&Galex=0.00&IRAS=0.00&WMAP=0.00&Cassini=0.00&slide=16&mI=1&oI=2
http://www.google.com/sky/
再度Google Sky
Overlays of custom KML・・・
Google LatLong: Organizing more than one world's information
"Overlays of custom KML content.
(Simply paste a Sky KML URL into the search box, just like on Google Maps.)"
http://google-latlong.blogspot.com/2008/03/organizing-more-than-one-worlds.html

Google Sky: hands on, plus Top 10 uncommonly cool sights
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080315-google-sky-hands-on-plus-top-10-uncommonly-cool-sights.html

Google Sky Brings the Heavens Online | Compiler from Wired.com
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2008/03/google-sky-brin.html

Physics Today News Picks: Google launches virtual observatory
http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2008/03/google_launches_virtual_observ.html

Shame on China: Protest disrupts torch ceremony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsY_KMUztpc
Shame on China: Olympic flame protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jo66Ml1CC4

(Cartoon 1: Hu Jintao Says "Dalai Lama Behind Tibet Unrest". Dalai Lama

チベット暴動について論じた場合、「中国インターネット監視当局」から、逮捕され「しかるべき処分」を受ける

网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件博讯新闻，简体中文新闻
"网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
(博讯北京时间2008年3月20日综合报道)
博讯据记者无国界透露，大陆网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件。以下是国内网站18日发布的信息，博讯记者查询，多数已经删除。
网监局通知：请各位网友禁止发布西藏事件
从即日起，全天网监局监控！
禁止发布，转载，讨论有关成都西藏事件等系列报道
一旦发现将记录 IP转交公安局信息科等相关部门处理，后果自负
网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
有网友在此通知下留言如下："
http://www.peacehall.com/news/gb/china/2008/03/200803202101.shtml

US military Iraq toll hits 4,000
The US military death toll in Iraq since 2003 reaches 4,000, the US military and independent counts say.

Flight Day 14 .
Joint Crew News Conference . Crew Off Duty Periods . Rendezvous Tools Checkout . Final Transfers

"Fresh riots broke out in Lhasa in 1989, which brought the imposition of martial law and an abrupt end to talks with the Dalai Lama. The Tibetan party secretary who oversaw the harsh crackdown in 1989 was Hu Jintao, now China's president and party chief.
Now events have come back to haunt him. " :Asia Times Online
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/JC18Ad01.html

Letters: Emotional claims and realpolitik in Tibet |The Guardian
"Timothy Garton Ash (the British author of political writing)Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama, March 20, calls it both "statecraft and moral" for Europe to respond differently to the violent repression of Buddhist monks by China than by Burma, which is smaller and much less significant. This is certainly hard-headed realpolitik, but moral? Should we now also respond more weakly to human rights problems in, say, Russia or India, as they too are large global powers, while keeping our strongest tools for smaller countries?"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/24/tibet

Everest - Mount Everest by climbers, news
"Putting faces on China's violence: Sweet Hu, the Butcher, and the Rottweiler A few days after a heated dinner with Hu Jintao;
Panchen Lama was dead and that was just the beginning of Tibet's problems with the current head of China. Hu told a journalist that he dislikes Tibet's altitude, climate and lack of culture. In fact, the then appointed Chief of Tibet couldn't get out fast enough, and then recommended Chen Kuiyuan for the post.
Chen was perfect - he had already served in Inner Mongolia where rebels referred to him as "the butcher.""
http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=17146

'Bloodstained torch'
Tibetan independence activists say they will protest in Olympia during the ceremony.
But Chinese authorities say the route has been set and the torch-bearers chosen.
The torch relay team would work "with all concerned units, taking very seriously and cooperating with security and protection work, and strictly guarding against disturbances and sabotage by the Dalai clique", an unnamed official from the Tibet sports authority told the state-run Tibet Daily.
High security at Olympic ceremony | BBC NEWS
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7310654.stm

The roads are a greater risk than the riots and police. We have driven through a snow-storm, across an icy stream and through an area prone to rockfalls.
In the past seven days, we have taken seven flights, been driven for 30 hours and covered a distance roughly equivalent to 10 times the length of Britain. Even so, most of the time, I have felt as if I should be somewhere else.
Security restrictions have not helped. I have twice woken up before dawn to avoid checkpoints on six- to eight-hour journeys that ultimately ended in failure, when the police stopped me, found I was a journalist and sent me back.
'Mountain roads are a greater risk than the police' | The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/mar/24/chinathemedia.tibet

例HD 189733b
http://www.google.com/sky/#latitude=-13.826745488569644&longitude=94.7072982788086&zoom=13&Spitzer=0.00&ChandraXO=0.00&Galex=0.00&IRAS=0.00&WMAP=0.00&Cassini=0.00&slide=16&mI=1&oI=2
http://www.google.com/sky/
再度Google Sky
Overlays of custom KML・・・
Google LatLong: Organizing more than one world's information
"Overlays of custom KML content.
(Simply paste a Sky KML URL into the search box, just like on Google Maps.)"
http://google-latlong.blogspot.com/2008/03/organizing-more-than-one-worlds.html

Google Sky: hands on, plus Top 10 uncommonly cool sights
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080315-google-sky-hands-on-plus-top-10-uncommonly-cool-sights.html

Google Sky Brings the Heavens Online | Compiler from Wired.com
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2008/03/google-sky-brin.html

Physics Today News Picks: Google launches virtual observatory
http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2008/03/google_launches_virtual_observ.html

Shame on China: Protest disrupts torch ceremony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsY_KMUztpc
Shame on China: Olympic flame protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jo66Ml1CC4

(Cartoon 1: Hu Jintao Says "Dalai Lama Behind Tibet Unrest". Dalai Lama

チベット暴動について論じた場合、「中国インターネット監視当局」から、逮捕され「しかるべき処分」を受ける

网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件博讯新闻，简体中文新闻
"网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
(博讯北京时间2008年3月20日综合报道)
博讯据记者无国界透露，大陆网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件。以下是国内网站18日发布的信息，博讯记者查询，多数已经删除。
网监局通知：请各位网友禁止发布西藏事件
从即日起，全天网监局监控！
禁止发布，转载，讨论有关成都西藏事件等系列报道
一旦发现将记录 IP转交公安局信息科等相关部门处理，后果自负
网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
有网友在此通知下留言如下："
http://www.peacehall.com/news/gb/china/2008/03/200803202101.shtml

US military Iraq toll hits 4,000
The US military death toll in Iraq since 2003 reaches 4,000, the US military and independent counts say.

Flight Day 14 .
Joint Crew News Conference . Crew Off Duty Periods . Rendezvous Tools Checkout . Final Transfers

"Fresh riots broke out in Lhasa in 1989, which brought the imposition of martial law and an abrupt end to talks with the Dalai Lama. The Tibetan party secretary who oversaw the harsh crackdown in 1989 was Hu Jintao, now China's president and party chief.
Now events have come back to haunt him. " :Asia Times Online
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/JC18Ad01.html

Letters: Emotional claims and realpolitik in Tibet |The Guardian
"Timothy Garton Ash (the British author of political writing)Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama, March 20, calls it both "statecraft and moral" for Europe to respond differently to the violent repression of Buddhist monks by China than by Burma, which is smaller and much less significant. This is certainly hard-headed realpolitik, but moral? Should we now also respond more weakly to human rights problems in, say, Russia or India, as they too are large global powers, while keeping our strongest tools for smaller countries?"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/24/tibet

Everest - Mount Everest by climbers, news
"Putting faces on China's violence: Sweet Hu, the Butcher, and the Rottweiler A few days after a heated dinner with Hu Jintao;
Panchen Lama was dead and that was just the beginning of Tibet's problems with the current head of China. Hu told a journalist that he dislikes Tibet's altitude, climate and lack of culture. In fact, the then appointed Chief of Tibet couldn't get out fast enough, and then recommended Chen Kuiyuan for the post.
Chen was perfect - he had already served in Inner Mongolia where rebels referred to him as "the butcher.""
http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=17146

'Bloodstained torch'
Tibetan independence activists say they will protest in Olympia during the ceremony.
But Chinese authorities say the route has been set and the torch-bearers chosen.
The torch relay team would work "with all concerned units, taking very seriously and cooperating with security and protection work, and strictly guarding against disturbances and sabotage by the Dalai clique", an unnamed official from the Tibet sports authority told the state-run Tibet Daily.
High security at Olympic ceremony | BBC NEWS
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7310654.stm

The roads are a greater risk than the riots and police. We have driven through a snow-storm, across an icy stream and through an area prone to rockfalls.
In the past seven days, we have taken seven flights, been driven for 30 hours and covered a distance roughly equivalent to 10 times the length of Britain. Even so, most of the time, I have felt as if I should be somewhere else.
Security restrictions have not helped. I have twice woken up before dawn to avoid checkpoints on six- to eight-hour journeys that ultimately ended in failure, when the police stopped me, found I was a journalist and sent me back.
'Mountain roads are a greater risk than the police' | The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/mar/24/chinathemedia.tibet

例HD 189733b
http://www.google.com/sky/#latitude=-13.826745488569644&longitude=94.7072982788086&zoom=13&Spitzer=0.00&ChandraXO=0.00&Galex=0.00&IRAS=0.00&WMAP=0.00&Cassini=0.00&slide=16&mI=1&oI=2
http://www.google.com/sky/
再度Google Sky
Overlays of custom KML・・・
Google LatLong: Organizing more than one world's information
"Overlays of custom KML content.
(Simply paste a Sky KML URL into the search box, just like on Google Maps.)"
http://google-latlong.blogspot.com/2008/03/organizing-more-than-one-worlds.html

Google Sky: hands on, plus Top 10 uncommonly cool sights
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080315-google-sky-hands-on-plus-top-10-uncommonly-cool-sights.html

Google Sky Brings the Heavens Online | Compiler from Wired.com
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2008/03/google-sky-brin.html

Physics Today News Picks: Google launches virtual observatory
http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2008/03/google_launches_virtual_observ.html

Shame on China: Protest disrupts torch ceremony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsY_KMUztpc
Shame on China: Olympic flame protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jo66Ml1CC4

(Cartoon 1: Hu Jintao Says "Dalai Lama Behind Tibet Unrest". Dalai Lama

チベット暴動について論じた場合、「中国インターネット監視当局」から、逮捕され「しかるべき処分」を受ける

网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件博讯新闻，简体中文新闻
"网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
(博讯北京时间2008年3月20日综合报道)
博讯据记者无国界透露，大陆网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件。以下是国内网站18日发布的信息，博讯记者查询，多数已经删除。
网监局通知：请各位网友禁止发布西藏事件
从即日起，全天网监局监控！
禁止发布，转载，讨论有关成都西藏事件等系列报道
一旦发现将记录 IP转交公安局信息科等相关部门处理，后果自负
网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
有网友在此通知下留言如下："
http://www.peacehall.com/news/gb/china/2008/03/200803202101.shtml

US military Iraq toll hits 4,000
The US military death toll in Iraq since 2003 reaches 4,000, the US military and independent counts say.

Flight Day 14 .
Joint Crew News Conference . Crew Off Duty Periods . Rendezvous Tools Checkout . Final Transfers

"Fresh riots broke out in Lhasa in 1989, which brought the imposition of martial law and an abrupt end to talks with the Dalai Lama. The Tibetan party secretary who oversaw the harsh crackdown in 1989 was Hu Jintao, now China's president and party chief.
Now events have come back to haunt him. " :Asia Times Online
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/JC18Ad01.html

Letters: Emotional claims and realpolitik in Tibet |The Guardian
"Timothy Garton Ash (the British author of political writing)Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama, March 20, calls it both "statecraft and moral" for Europe to respond differently to the violent repression of Buddhist monks by China than by Burma, which is smaller and much less significant. This is certainly hard-headed realpolitik, but moral? Should we now also respond more weakly to human rights problems in, say, Russia or India, as they too are large global powers, while keeping our strongest tools for smaller countries?"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/24/tibet

Everest - Mount Everest by climbers, news
"Putting faces on China's violence: Sweet Hu, the Butcher, and the Rottweiler A few days after a heated dinner with Hu Jintao;
Panchen Lama was dead and that was just the beginning of Tibet's problems with the current head of China. Hu told a journalist that he dislikes Tibet's altitude, climate and lack of culture. In fact, the then appointed Chief of Tibet couldn't get out fast enough, and then recommended Chen Kuiyuan for the post.
Chen was perfect - he had already served in Inner Mongolia where rebels referred to him as "the butcher.""
http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=17146

'Bloodstained torch'
Tibetan independence activists say they will protest in Olympia during the ceremony.
But Chinese authorities say the route has been set and the torch-bearers chosen.
The torch relay team would work "with all concerned units, taking very seriously and cooperating with security and protection work, and strictly guarding against disturbances and sabotage by the Dalai clique", an unnamed official from the Tibet sports authority told the state-run Tibet Daily.
High security at Olympic ceremony | BBC NEWS
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7310654.stm

The roads are a greater risk than the riots and police. We have driven through a snow-storm, across an icy stream and through an area prone to rockfalls.
In the past seven days, we have taken seven flights, been driven for 30 hours and covered a distance roughly equivalent to 10 times the length of Britain. Even so, most of the time, I have felt as if I should be somewhere else.
Security restrictions have not helped. I have twice woken up before dawn to avoid checkpoints on six- to eight-hour journeys that ultimately ended in failure, when the police stopped me, found I was a journalist and sent me back.
'Mountain roads are a greater risk than the police' | The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/mar/24/chinathemedia.tibet

例HD 189733b
http://www.google.com/sky/#latitude=-13.826745488569644&longitude=94.7072982788086&zoom=13&Spitzer=0.00&ChandraXO=0.00&Galex=0.00&IRAS=0.00&WMAP=0.00&Cassini=0.00&slide=16&mI=1&oI=2
http://www.google.com/sky/
再度Google Sky
Overlays of custom KML・・・
Google LatLong: Organizing more than one world's information
"Overlays of custom KML content.
(Simply paste a Sky KML URL into the search box, just like on Google Maps.)"
http://google-latlong.blogspot.com/2008/03/organizing-more-than-one-worlds.html

Google Sky: hands on, plus Top 10 uncommonly cool sights
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080315-google-sky-hands-on-plus-top-10-uncommonly-cool-sights.html

Google Sky Brings the Heavens Online | Compiler from Wired.com
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2008/03/google-sky-brin.html

Physics Today News Picks: Google launches virtual observatory
http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2008/03/google_launches_virtual_observ.html

Shame on China: Protest disrupts torch ceremony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsY_KMUztpc
Shame on China: Olympic flame protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jo66Ml1CC4

(Cartoon 1: Hu Jintao Says "Dalai Lama Behind Tibet Unrest". Dalai Lama

チベット暴動について論じた場合、「中国インターネット監視当局」から、逮捕され「しかるべき処分」を受ける

网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件博讯新闻，简体中文新闻
"网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
(博讯北京时间2008年3月20日综合报道)
博讯据记者无国界透露，大陆网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件。以下是国内网站18日发布的信息，博讯记者查询，多数已经删除。
网监局通知：请各位网友禁止发布西藏事件
从即日起，全天网监局监控！
禁止发布，转载，讨论有关成都西藏事件等系列报道
一旦发现将记录 IP转交公安局信息科等相关部门处理，后果自负
网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
有网友在此通知下留言如下："
http://www.peacehall.com/news/gb/china/2008/03/200803202101.shtml

US military Iraq toll hits 4,000
The US military death toll in Iraq since 2003 reaches 4,000, the US military and independent counts say.

Flight Day 14 .
Joint Crew News Conference . Crew Off Duty Periods . Rendezvous Tools Checkout . Final Transfers

"Fresh riots broke out in Lhasa in 1989, which brought the imposition of martial law and an abrupt end to talks with the Dalai Lama. The Tibetan party secretary who oversaw the harsh crackdown in 1989 was Hu Jintao, now China's president and party chief.
Now events have come back to haunt him. " :Asia Times Online
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/JC18Ad01.html

Letters: Emotional claims and realpolitik in Tibet |The Guardian
"Timothy Garton Ash (the British author of political writing)Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama, March 20, calls it both "statecraft and moral" for Europe to respond differently to the violent repression of Buddhist monks by China than by Burma, which is smaller and much less significant. This is certainly hard-headed realpolitik, but moral? Should we now also respond more weakly to human rights problems in, say, Russia or India, as they too are large global powers, while keeping our strongest tools for smaller countries?"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/24/tibet

Everest - Mount Everest by climbers, news
"Putting faces on China's violence: Sweet Hu, the Butcher, and the Rottweiler A few days after a heated dinner with Hu Jintao;
Panchen Lama was dead and that was just the beginning of Tibet's problems with the current head of China. Hu told a journalist that he dislikes Tibet's altitude, climate and lack of culture. In fact, the then appointed Chief of Tibet couldn't get out fast enough, and then recommended Chen Kuiyuan for the post.
Chen was perfect - he had already served in Inner Mongolia where rebels referred to him as "the butcher.""
http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=17146

'Bloodstained torch'
Tibetan independence activists say they will protest in Olympia during the ceremony.
But Chinese authorities say the route has been set and the torch-bearers chosen.
The torch relay team would work "with all concerned units, taking very seriously and cooperating with security and protection work, and strictly guarding against disturbances and sabotage by the Dalai clique", an unnamed official from the Tibet sports authority told the state-run Tibet Daily.
High security at Olympic ceremony | BBC NEWS
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7310654.stm

The roads are a greater risk than the riots and police. We have driven through a snow-storm, across an icy stream and through an area prone to rockfalls.
In the past seven days, we have taken seven flights, been driven for 30 hours and covered a distance roughly equivalent to 10 times the length of Britain. Even so, most of the time, I have felt as if I should be somewhere else.
Security restrictions have not helped. I have twice woken up before dawn to avoid checkpoints on six- to eight-hour journeys that ultimately ended in failure, when the police stopped me, found I was a journalist and sent me back.
'Mountain roads are a greater risk than the police' | The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/mar/24/chinathemedia.tibet

例HD 189733b
http://www.google.com/sky/#latitude=-13.826745488569644&longitude=94.7072982788086&zoom=13&Spitzer=0.00&ChandraXO=0.00&Galex=0.00&IRAS=0.00&WMAP=0.00&Cassini=0.00&slide=16&mI=1&oI=2
http://www.google.com/sky/
再度Google Sky
Overlays of custom KML・・・
Google LatLong: Organizing more than one world's information
"Overlays of custom KML content.
(Simply paste a Sky KML URL into the search box, just like on Google Maps.)"
http://google-latlong.blogspot.com/2008/03/organizing-more-than-one-worlds.html

Google Sky: hands on, plus Top 10 uncommonly cool sights
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080315-google-sky-hands-on-plus-top-10-uncommonly-cool-sights.html

Google Sky Brings the Heavens Online | Compiler from Wired.com
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2008/03/google-sky-brin.html

Physics Today News Picks: Google launches virtual observatory
http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2008/03/google_launches_virtual_observ.html

Shame on China: Protest disrupts torch ceremony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsY_KMUztpc
Shame on China: Olympic flame protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jo66Ml1CC4

(Cartoon 1: Hu Jintao Says "Dalai Lama Behind Tibet Unrest". Dalai Lama

チベット暴動について論じた場合、「中国インターネット監視当局」から、逮捕され「しかるべき処分」を受ける

网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件博讯新闻，简体中文新闻
"网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
(博讯北京时间2008年3月20日综合报道)
博讯据记者无国界透露，大陆网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件。以下是国内网站18日发布的信息，博讯记者查询，多数已经删除。
网监局通知：请各位网友禁止发布西藏事件
从即日起，全天网监局监控！
禁止发布，转载，讨论有关成都西藏事件等系列报道
一旦发现将记录 IP转交公安局信息科等相关部门处理，后果自负
网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
有网友在此通知下留言如下："
http://www.peacehall.com/news/gb/china/2008/03/200803202101.shtml

US military Iraq toll hits 4,000
The US military death toll in Iraq since 2003 reaches 4,000, the US military and independent counts say.

Flight Day 14 .
Joint Crew News Conference . Crew Off Duty Periods . Rendezvous Tools Checkout . Final Transfers

"Fresh riots broke out in Lhasa in 1989, which brought the imposition of martial law and an abrupt end to talks with the Dalai Lama. The Tibetan party secretary who oversaw the harsh crackdown in 1989 was Hu Jintao, now China's president and party chief.
Now events have come back to haunt him. " :Asia Times Online
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/JC18Ad01.html

Letters: Emotional claims and realpolitik in Tibet |The Guardian
"Timothy Garton Ash (the British author of political writing)Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama, March 20, calls it both "statecraft and moral" for Europe to respond differently to the violent repression of Buddhist monks by China than by Burma, which is smaller and much less significant. This is certainly hard-headed realpolitik, but moral? Should we now also respond more weakly to human rights problems in, say, Russia or India, as they too are large global powers, while keeping our strongest tools for smaller countries?"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/24/tibet

Everest - Mount Everest by climbers, news
"Putting faces on China's violence: Sweet Hu, the Butcher, and the Rottweiler A few days after a heated dinner with Hu Jintao;
Panchen Lama was dead and that was just the beginning of Tibet's problems with the current head of China. Hu told a journalist that he dislikes Tibet's altitude, climate and lack of culture. In fact, the then appointed Chief of Tibet couldn't get out fast enough, and then recommended Chen Kuiyuan for the post.
Chen was perfect - he had already served in Inner Mongolia where rebels referred to him as "the butcher.""
http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=17146

'Bloodstained torch'
Tibetan independence activists say they will protest in Olympia during the ceremony.
But Chinese authorities say the route has been set and the torch-bearers chosen.
The torch relay team would work "with all concerned units, taking very seriously and cooperating with security and protection work, and strictly guarding against disturbances and sabotage by the Dalai clique", an unnamed official from the Tibet sports authority told the state-run Tibet Daily.
High security at Olympic ceremony | BBC NEWS
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7310654.stm

The roads are a greater risk than the riots and police. We have driven through a snow-storm, across an icy stream and through an area prone to rockfalls.
In the past seven days, we have taken seven flights, been driven for 30 hours and covered a distance roughly equivalent to 10 times the length of Britain. Even so, most of the time, I have felt as if I should be somewhere else.
Security restrictions have not helped. I have twice woken up before dawn to avoid checkpoints on six- to eight-hour journeys that ultimately ended in failure, when the police stopped me, found I was a journalist and sent me back.
'Mountain roads are a greater risk than the police' | The Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/mar/24/chinathemedia.tibet

例HD 189733b
http://www.google.com/sky/#latitude=-13.826745488569644&longitude=94.7072982788086&zoom=13&Spitzer=0.00&ChandraXO=0.00&Galex=0.00&IRAS=0.00&WMAP=0.00&Cassini=0.00&slide=16&mI=1&oI=2
http://www.google.com/sky/
再度Google Sky
Overlays of custom KML・・・
Google LatLong: Organizing more than one world's information
"Overlays of custom KML content.
(Simply paste a Sky KML URL into the search box, just like on Google Maps.)"
http://google-latlong.blogspot.com/2008/03/organizing-more-than-one-worlds.html

Google Sky: hands on, plus Top 10 uncommonly cool sights
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080315-google-sky-hands-on-plus-top-10-uncommonly-cool-sights.html

Google Sky Brings the Heavens Online | Compiler from Wired.com
http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2008/03/google-sky-brin.html

Physics Today News Picks: Google launches virtual observatory
http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2008/03/google_launches_virtual_observ.html

Shame on China: Protest disrupts torch ceremony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsY_KMUztpc
Shame on China: Olympic flame protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jo66Ml1CC4

(Cartoon 1: Hu Jintao Says "Dalai Lama Behind Tibet Unrest". Dalai Lama

チベット暴動について論じた場合、「中国インターネット監視当局」から、逮捕され「しかるべき処分」を受ける

网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件博讯新闻，简体中文新闻
"网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
(博讯北京时间2008年3月20日综合报道)
博讯据记者无国界透露，大陆网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件。以下是国内网站18日发布的信息，博讯记者查询，多数已经删除。
网监局通知：请各位网友禁止发布西藏事件
从即日起，全天网监局监控！
禁止发布，转载，讨论有关成都西藏事件等系列报道
一旦发现将记录 IP转交公安局信息科等相关部门处理，后果自负
网监局通知，禁止发布、讨论西藏事件
有网友在此通知下留言如下："
http://www.peacehall.com/news/gb/china/2008/03/200803202101.shtml

US military Iraq toll hits 4,000
The US military death toll in Iraq since 2003 reaches 4,000, the US military and independent counts say.

Flight Day 14 .
Joint Crew News Conference . Crew Off Duty Periods . Rendezvous Tools Checkout . Final Transfers

"Fresh riots broke out in Lhasa in 1989, which brought the imposition of martial law and an abrupt end to talks with the Dalai Lama. The Tibetan party secretary who oversaw the harsh crackdown in 1989 was Hu Jintao, now China's president and party chief.
Now events have come back to haunt him. " :Asia Times Online
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/JC18Ad01.html

Letters: Emotional claims and realpolitik in Tibet |The Guardian
"Timothy Garton Ash (the British author of political writing)Free countries must defy Chinese blackmail and greet the Dalai Lama, March 20, calls it both "statecraft and moral" for Europe to respond differently to the violent repression of Buddhist monks by China than by Burma, which is smaller and much less significant. This is certainly hard-headed realpolitik, but moral? Should we now also respond more weakly to human rights problems in, say, Russia or India, as they too are large global powers, while keeping our strongest tools for smaller countries?"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/mar/24/tibet

Everest - Mount Everest by climbers, news
"Putting faces on China's violence: Sweet Hu, the Butcher, and the Rottweiler A few days after a heated dinner with Hu Jintao;
Panchen Lama was dead and that was just the beginning of Tibet's problems with the current head of China. Hu told a journalist that he dislikes Tibet's altitude, climate and lack of culture. In fact, the then appointed Chief of Tibet couldn't get out fast enough, and then recommended Chen Kuiyuan for the post.
Chen was perfect - he had already served in Inner Mongolia where rebels referred to him as "the butcher.""
http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=17146

'Bloodstained torch'
Tibetan independence activists say they will protest in Olympia during the ceremony.
But Chinese authorities say the route has been set and the torch-bearers chosen.
The torch relay team would work "with all concerned units, taking very seriously and cooperating with security and protection work, and strictly guarding against disturbances and sabotage by the Dalai clique", an unnamed official from the Tibet sports authority told the state-run Tibet Daily.
High security at Olympic ceremony | BBC NEWS
http://news.bbc.co.