The Lost Angeles Times finds a silver lining in the terrorist attacks in London, in that the list of victims was so diverse.

Nazy Mozakka came from Iran. Slimane Ihab, from Tunisia, arrived by way of Paris. Gamze Gunoral, a Turk, moved to London just a few weeks ago. Rachelle Yuen of Mauritius, Karolina Gluck from Poland and Anat Rosenberg of Israel had settled here years before.

The names of the missing � now presumed dead � read like the phone directory of the United Nations. Their faiths run the gamut: Jews and Christians, Muslims and Hindus. Their faces, many shown smiling on posters of the missing that flutter from billboards and light posts, could be a photo album from a company committed to diversity.