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    From The Herald's Research Editor


    Friday, July 20, 1990

    More on casualties 

    Iraq Body Count has compiled a new Dossier of Civilian Casualties in Iraq. The report is in a graphics-heavy a 28-page PDF, and finds that at least 67,000 civilians have been killed or wounded since the March 2003 invasion, up to March of this year. Nearly 25,000 have been killed, including 51 babies. Nearly half of the dead were killed by U.S. forces.

    Speaking of casualties, one blog is now being removed from the blogroll as of today. South Knox Bubba, a blog I really enjoyed reading for its dedication to a community (Knoxville, TN area), great photos (including Friday Bird Blogging) and for setting up the Rocky Top Brigade, a list of Tennessee bloggers is no more.

    posted by liz at 2:05 PM
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    Sunday, July 01, 1990

    Monday morning roundup 

    Here are some of the things bloggers are pointing to today:

    NOAA has posted satellite photos of destruction from Hurricane Dennis including photos of Pensacola Beach and Gulf Islands National Seashore.

    New Yorker article by Seymour Hersh on whether the U.S. manipulated the election in Iraq.
      In my reporting for this story, one theme that emerged was the Bush Administration’s increasing tendency to turn to off-the-books covert actions to accomplish its goals. This allowed the Administration to avoid the kind of stumbling blocks it encountered in the debate about how to handle the elections: bureaucratic infighting, congressional second-guessing, complaints from outsiders.


    The Environmental Working Group reports on newborn babies and finds that researchers find up to 200 industrial chemicals in their bloodstreams.

    The World's Healthiest Foods site provides 100 healthy recipes that can be made in 30 minutes or less.

    DinnerBuzz is a new 'social networking' site that allows people to rate and comment on restaurants in a city. Lots of cities included here, including Miami, where there are no posts yet. Go out to eat and contribute! The folks in Rochester, for heavens sake, are doing better.

    posted by liz at 2:05 PM
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    Elisabeth Donovan


    Elisabeth (Liz) Donovan was a Herald librarian for 10 years, and Research Editor for 13 years. She came to The Herald in 1981, following several years at the Washington Post. She started blogging in 2000, with a news research blog, followed by the blog at Herald.com in 2003. A frequent speaker and writer on news research, she was honored in 2004 by the News Division of the Special Libraries Association for her contributions to the field.


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