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Several people - including Mexico’s Interior Minister Juan Camilo Mourino - own been killed in a plane crash in the centre of Mexico City. Juan Camilo Mourino was a mayor figure in Mexico’s increasingly violent fight against drug trafficking cartels.
The Learjet 45 (XC-VMC) crashed into evening rush hour traffic, setting fire to around 20 cars. Around 40 people on the ground were injured. The crash threw the western area of Mexico City into chaos as thousands of motorists were caught up in massive traffic jams.

Video by AP

Video by Reuters

BBC story: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7709877.stm

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Boeing and Air China Cargo today announced that the carrier will add 3 747-400 Boeing Converted Freighters (BCF) to its cargo fleet.
The modification work on the three Combi airplanes will take place at Taikoo Aircraft Engineering (TAECO) in Xiamen, China. They previously were operated by Air China.

“We look forward to our Boeing 747-400BCFs being of the same tall quality as the factory-built freighters we operate,” said Air China Cargo President Yao Jun. “Since Boeing is responsible for the modification, we know that these airplanes will receive the superior customer support that we possess come to expect from Boeing.”

Air China Cargo currently operates eight freighters, including three 747-400 Freighters delivered new in 2005, 2006 and 2008, as well as two other 747-400 Freighters on lease and three 747-200 Freighters.
“The 747-400 Boeing Converted Freighter provides an economical solution for Air China Cargo to profitably grow its business,” said Dan da Silva, vice president of Sales for Boeing Commercial Aviation Services. “Air China Cargo recognizes, as does the world, the superior reliability, efficiency and value of the 747-400 Boeing Converted Freighter.”

Modifications include a side cargo door addition, a strengthened main-deck floor, full main-deck lining installation, provisions for a new cargo handling system and complete revisions to the airplane systems. The 747-400BCF has positions for 30 pallets on the main deck - volume which is comparable to the 747-400 production freighter.

Air China Cargo, which was formed in late 2003, provides cargo services to 36 cities in 27 countries around the world.

Source: Boeing
Photo: Boeing

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BOC Aviation, the Singapore-based aircraft leasing unit of Bank of China, has placed additional firm orders with Airbus for 20 A320 Family aircraft. The announcement was made today at the Zhuhai Air Show in China.

“Our latest orders reflect ongoing demand for leased aircraft from the A320 Family at both full service and low cost airlines around the world,” said Robert Martin, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, BOC Aviation. “The decision to acquire these additional aircraft also represents a sound investment in a proven asset, offering long term value for our business.”

“The order from BOC Aviation is another vote of confidence in the proven appeal of the A320 Family, especially as airlines around the world look to replace older aircraft with newer, more efficient models,” said John Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer, Customers. “It also reflects the proven underlying value of the A320 Family as a long term investment for the aircraft leasing community.”

BOC Aviation, formerly known as Singapore Aircraft Leasing Enterprise (SALE), is the largest Asia-based aircraft leasing company. Altogether, the company has now ordered 98 single aisle aircraft directly from Airbus, of which 58 own already been delivered. The lessor also has five A330-200F freighters on firm order for future delivery.

Source: Airbus

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If you are like most Americans tonight, you are probably tuned in to CNN, analyzing everything you see—even those television screens about the Magic Wall. And if you’re looking over the wall, you might catch Family Guy running on screens above all that red and blue. It wouldn’t be the first time we’d catch these guys goofing off during politics. I wonder if this episode is the one where Peter becomes the president of his own nation? If so, it’s certainly fitting. [Thanks Joe!]

Did anybody catch Toobin doing anything? – Jason

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Hypochondriacs should be comforted to understand that scientists keep developed a card-reading device that can test blood, urine and saliva for diseases and illnesses instantly. This medical card-reader uses the giant magnetoresistance principle, which means it can diagnose diseases from bodily samples just as a computer would collect data off firm disk drives. Because it is currently the size of a desktop computer, this device will not be available for commercialization as of now. So, if you’re too impatient to find out whether or not you tested positive for gonorrhea, and you just can’t seem to keep it in your pants in the meantime, please use a condom. Thank you. [Gearlog]

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CNN’s holographic election coverage is fancy pantsy, but how did they manage to send 3D 360 degree footage of virtual correspondent Jessica Yellin from Chicago all the way to the station’s election center in NY? As Arthur C. Clarke says, Magic. A magic made possible from technology Vizrt and SportVu with the help of forty-four HD cameras and twenty computers. Here are the details.

On the subject’s side:
• 35 HD cameras pointed at the subject in a ring
• Different cameras shoot at different angles (like the matrix), to transmit the entire body statue
• The cameras are hooked up to the cameras in domicile base in NY, synchronizing the angles so perspective is right
• The system is set up in trailers outside Obama and McCain HQ
• Not only is it mechanical tracking via camera communication, there’s infrared as well
• Correspondents see a 37-inch plasma where the return feed of the combined images are fed back to them. Useful for a misplaced hair or an unseemly boogar
• Twenty “computers” are crunching this data in order to make it usable

On the HQ side:
• Only used on two out of 40-something total camera feeds that CNN has
• Wolf Blitzer really loves it (or loves Jessica Yellin):

It’s still Jessica Yellin and you look like Jessica Yellin and we know you are Jessica Yellin. I think a lot of people are nervous out there. All right, Jessica. You were a terrific hologram.

• The delay is either minimal, or we’ve gotten used to satellite delay that we don’t even notice now
• An array of computers takes the crunched info feed from the subject’s side in order to mesh it with the video from Wolf’s side.
• Unfortunately, it doesn’t look like the images are actually “projected” onto the floor of the CNN studio so that Wolf can actually talk to the person, you know, in a face to face. So it’s not quite Star Wars just yet. Only after computers merge the video feeds together do you get a coherent hologram + person scenario

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We’ve seen Tesla crashes before, but none as severe as this current one. How did this one happen? A sales director was showing a potential buyer how the super fast, super cool electric gadgety vehicle cannot take wet turns at over 100MPH. Better showing than telling, we always say. Luckily neither suffered extensive injuries. Who’s up for trying it again at 90MPH? [Wrecked Exotics via Jalopnik]

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Both President-Elect Barack Obama and the man he beat in an historic election, Republican Presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, both gave the kind of speeches at the end of the last night that make one proud to be part of a country where stark differences still can mean grace can prevail when it’s all over.

But don’t take my word for it–the Internet makes it possible to consider them again and again.

Thus, here is a video of McCain’s concession speech (try dense to ignore the inane booing at the start by some very sore losers in the crowd at the Biltmore caravanserai in Arizona, which McCain quickly tamped down), as well as Obama’s appropriately calm victory speech in Chicago below it.

They serve as perfect bookends to each other and is an amazing example of how to fight solid without killing each other, which is–in this fractious world–still a modern miracle.

Or as Obama quoted our greatest president (in my estimation, at least), Abraham Lincoln: “We are not enemies, but friends, though passion may keep strained, it must not break our bonds of affection.”

Here that is, in living color:

McCain:

Obama:

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Here’s my favorite quote from former Microsoft exec Jeff Dossett from a phone interview he gave to BoomTown this afternoon, after his appointment as Yahoo’s new U.S. Audience pate:

“Where others see risk, I see opportunity,” said the man who has climbed Mount Everest twice. “We own this great Web asset … and, from here on out, it is all about execution.”

(Speaking of which, the photo above of Dossett is on the summit of Everest, taken by one of his TEAM INSPIRED climbing partners, David Morton, on May 22, 2008.)

You can tell from the gumption in this ain’t-no-mountain-elevated-enough sentiment that Dossett just got to Yahoo (YHOO) and sees a challenge at the troubled Internet giant where others see, well, a long-running quagmire.

I like him already!

“If you take a look at it, Yahoo has so many incredible assets,” said Dossett, who is replacing Yahoo Media Group SVP Scott Moore, whose departure from Yahoo was reported here first today. “There is an unparalleled level of audience to build on.”

You won’t get an argument from me on that obvious fact, because amazing content and communications assets possess always been Yahoo’s crown jewels.

It’s the management–or lack thereof–of its products and staff by Yahoo’s leadership and board that’s been the problem.

So it is probably a good thought that Yahoo has brought in new blood to shake things up more. Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang has been looking outside the company of late to recruit outside talent.

Dossett was one of these execs, as I had written a month ago in a post titled “The Secret Microsoft Invasion of Yahoo Continues: MSN GM Headed There Soon?”

With its stock in the perpetual doldrums, the graphical advertising business outlook glum and a lucrative search ad deal with Google (GOOG) trapped in a Justice Department lockbox, the company could use someone to rattle its cages.

In the interview, Dossett (pictured here) acknowledged that he had been speaking to Yahoo U.S. cranium Hilary Schneider about a range of jobs related to business development. But when Moore told Schneider he was leaving, “We both thought I might be able to play a larger role.”

Dossett said that he hoped to be able to continue to keep Yahoo the No.1 or No. 2 content destination over a range of categories and also push forward more integration with Yahoo technology offerings such as email, calendar and others popular consumer tools the company has.

“There is a tremendous need to integrate … to create the largest and most engaged online audience,” he said. “It all still needs to be stitched together.”

Well, it has not exactly been a very successful quilting bee as yet. Yahoo has continued to struggle to make a more seamless offering to meet the changing needs of consumers, many of whom possess been moving more toward more integrated social-networking experiences like those offered by Facebook.

“There is so much more we can do,” said Dossett. “We own only really scratched the surface to combine what we own.”

Dossett, who said his departure from Microsoft (MSFT) was cordial, would not comment on what a combination of Yahoo with the assets of Time Warner (TWX) online unit AOL would look like though.

Yahoo and AOL possess been engaged in long-running talks about a merger, a new company in which Dossett would now play a large role, if a deal was ever to be struck.

It will be a big challenge that will surely test Dossett, a longtime and experienced mountain climber, who has spent much of his career at Microsoft.

That includes during the period over the last year in which the software giant was trying to take over Yahoo without being too polite about it.

In his job at MSN, Dossett was the lead for audience, content and programming strategy and execution in the U.S.

He had worked at Microsoft since 1991, in a variety of sales and marketing jobs in Canada, and later worked on strategy and business development for MSN.

Dossett was also CEO of Carpoint, now MSN Autos, and was GM of its real estate arm.

At Yahoo, he joins another former Microsoft big shot and close colleague, Joanne Bradford, who started her job as Yahoo’s top U.S. ad sales exec last month.

Dossett also took two years off from Microsoft in 2002 to climb the highest mountains on each of the seven continents, finally reaching the summit of Everest in May of 2004.

Dossett reached the summit again for a second time this past May.

Somehow, I think he will find the air at Yahoo just as thin.

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Both President-Elect Barack Obama and the man he beat in an historic election, Republican Presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, both gave the kind of speeches at the end of the last night that make one proud to be part of a country where stark differences still can mean grace can prevail when it’s all over.

But don’t take my word for it–the Internet makes it possible to consider them again and again.

Thus, here is a video of McCain’s concession speech (try rigid to ignore the inane booing at the start by some very sore losers in the crowd at the Biltmore hostelry in Arizona, which McCain quickly tamped down), as well as Obama’s appropriately calm victory speech in Chicago below it.

They serve as perfect bookends to each other and is an amazing example of how to fight condensed without killing each other, which is–in this fractious world–still a modern miracle.

Or as Obama quoted our greatest president (in my estimation, at least), Abraham Lincoln: “We are not enemies, but friends, though passion may own strained, it must not break our bonds of affection.”

Here that is, in living color:

McCain:

Obama:

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By John Battelle, Blogger, Searchblog

Of all the jobs I’ve had in the past twenty odd years, I’m pretty sure the one that pleased my parents the most was my brief stint as a reporter at the Los Angeles Times, my family’s local paper of record. My mother in particular seemed quite proud to see her son’s work land on her breakfast table each morning. In any case, when I delivered the news I was leaving the Times to help start a magazine focused on technology, Mom wasn’t entirely convinced. “The newspaper,” she declared, “is our social glue. It’s what keeps us all on the same page. Technology is going to destroy that, everyone will end up reading whatever suits their fancy.”

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